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LIFE OF BELISARIUS.
By Lord Mahou.
A New Edition. Map. Post 8vo. 10s. 6d.
23.
A PLEA FOR PEASANT PROPRIETORS,
WITH A PLAN FOR THEIR ESTABLISHMENT IN IRELAND.
By W. T. Thornton, Esqi.
Author of " Over-Population and its Remedy."
Post 8vo. 7s. Bd.
" Two questions of high social importance are brought under consideration in this work—
the system of small farms, and the application of that system to Ireland. In the discussion
of these subjects, Mr. Thornton evinces considerable ability, and has bestowed more
research than any previous writer upon the illustration of the working benefits of a theory,
of which he frankly avows himself not the investigator, but the advocate." Atlas.
24.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS:
A PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OP THE UNIVERSE,
Translated, under the care of Lieut. Col. Sabine.
Vol. II. Post8vo. 12s.
'». V0US au'or'se> Monsieur, de vous servir en toute occasion, de la declaration que
la belle Traduction du Colonel Sabine, enrichie de rectifications et de notes tres pr£-
cieuses, et qui ont toute mon approbation, est la seule par laquelle j'ai vivement desire
voir mtroduit mon ouvrage dans la litterature de votre pays."
Le Baron Alex, von Humboldt a M. Murray, Dec. 15, 1846.
25.
A GUIDE TO THE REGULATION OF BUILDINGS
AS A MEANS OF SECURING THE HEALTH OF TOWNS.
By William Hosking, Architect, and C.E.
Post8vo. 7s.$d.
. "?**■ Hosking's book must be read by the architect and builder, because it is just the
kind of book which will be read by the employer. The Committee of a Club who desire
a superior house, the gentleman who wants a comfortable mansion, the merchant who
requu-es a safe warehouse, the Board of Guardians who advertise for a healthy work-
;l*)u*> are likely to look into the work before us as a guide to the best modes of securing
the health, comfort, and safety, of a building."—Civil Engineer and Architects' Journal.
22.
LIFE OF BELISARIUS.
By Lord Mahou.
A New Edition. Map. Post 8vo. 10s. 6d.
23.
A PLEA FOR PEASANT PROPRIETORS,
WITH A PLAN FOR THEIR ESTABLISHMENT IN IRELAND.
By W. T. Thornton, Esqi.
Author of " Over-Population and its Remedy."
Post 8vo. 7s. Bd.
" Two questions of high social importance are brought under consideration in this work—
the system of small farms, and the application of that system to Ireland. In the discussion
of these subjects, Mr. Thornton evinces considerable ability, and has bestowed more
research than any previous writer upon the illustration of the working benefits of a theory,
of which he frankly avows himself not the investigator, but the advocate." Atlas.
24.
HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS:
A PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OP THE UNIVERSE,
Translated, under the care of Lieut. Col. Sabine.
Vol. II. Post8vo. 12s.
'». V0US au'or'se> Monsieur, de vous servir en toute occasion, de la declaration que
la belle Traduction du Colonel Sabine, enrichie de rectifications et de notes tres pr£-
cieuses, et qui ont toute mon approbation, est la seule par laquelle j'ai vivement desire
voir mtroduit mon ouvrage dans la litterature de votre pays."
Le Baron Alex, von Humboldt a M. Murray, Dec. 15, 1846.
25.
A GUIDE TO THE REGULATION OF BUILDINGS
AS A MEANS OF SECURING THE HEALTH OF TOWNS.
By William Hosking, Architect, and C.E.
Post8vo. 7s.$d.
. "?**■ Hosking's book must be read by the architect and builder, because it is just the
kind of book which will be read by the employer. The Committee of a Club who desire
a superior house, the gentleman who wants a comfortable mansion, the merchant who
requu-es a safe warehouse, the Board of Guardians who advertise for a healthy work-
;l*)u*> are likely to look into the work before us as a guide to the best modes of securing
the health, comfort, and safety, of a building."—Civil Engineer and Architects' Journal.