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,Amsterdam,

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N ICHOLS , Li terary Anecdotes, &C. &C . 8vo , 13vols .

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TOTTI,Rit ratti et E logn di Capitan i I llustri . 4to , Roma , 1 635

FABRON I,Vita Italorum S a c . xvn . et xvm . 8v0

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VERHEIDE N , Pra stant ium aliquot Theo logorum qu i Rom . Antichristum pra

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Alberon i Ripperda and Pombal, the Lives of, by George M oore . 8ro

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GODW IN (Francis, Bishop of Llandaff) , De Pra sulibus Anglia Commentarius ;con tinuavit u sque ad sa culum pra sens Gul . Richardson, Coll . Eman . apudCantabrigienses Magister . Fo lio, 1 743

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BLOUNT,Charles .

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STANHOPE (Geo rge) , Paraphrase, &c . on the Epistles and Gospel s of theChurch OfEngland . 8vo , 4 vols .

PALMER (William) , Origine s Liturgica , or Antiqu ities of the English Ritual ;and a Dissertation on Primitive Liturgies . 8vo , 2 vols . 1 836

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3. Common Prayer, as read by the late Mr. Garrick . 1 797

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ICELAND (continued) .BARROW (John ) , A Visit to Iceland by way OfTrouyem in 1 834. 8ro

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S ee ROME . NAPLES . TUSCANY . MED IC I . VEN ICE .

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RobertAdams, George

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Einarus, Halfdanus 1 07

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ELIZABETH , QUEEN OF EN GLAND 5 5

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E l stob, E l izabeth 7

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FLOREN CEFlorentins , VVigorniensis MonachasFlorimond de Raemond

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Florus, Lucius AnnwnsFliigel

Fo l kes, S ir Mart inFonblanque , JohnFontaine, N ico lasFontaine, Jean laFontenel le, Bernard le Bo ivicrForbes, Jamcs

Wi l l iamS irWi ll iam

Forby, Rev . RobertFordun, JohannesFORESTS AND FOREST-LAWS ( in Eng

land ) 83

Formey, J . H . S . 20 , 79

FORMULARIES OF FAITH (Henry VI I I . ) 7 5

Forrester, Thomas ( S t . Andrew's) 36

Forssel l , C. 1 95

Forster, T . B . 24

Forsyth, Wi l l iam 90

Fortescue , S ir John 6 1 , 95

Fortia-P i les ( le Comte de) 1 82

Fortis, Alberto 46

Fosbroo k, Rev . T. D. 48, 95 , 1 39

Fosco lo , Ugo 1 5 5

Fothergi l l , John, M .D . 2 1

Fouché (Duc d’

Otranto ) 85

Foulis, Henry, B .D 69, 1 65

Fourn ier, P ierre S . 1 7 1

Fow ler, Wi l l iam 66

Fox, John 1 54

FRAN CE, H I STORY OF, BEFORE MAY1 789 83-85

H I STORY OF, S INCE MAY 1 789

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LAW OF

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Franck , Aug . Harm .

Francke, Dan ielFranck l in, Wi l l iamFrancoeur, L . B .

Frankes , Walter

Frankl in , BenjaminFraser, James

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Gal laeus, Servat iusGal land, Anto ineGal lo i s , LeonardGallonius, Anton iusGALVAN I SM

GambadoGAMESGAM IN GGamucci, BernardoGanilh , CharlesGARDEN IN G

Gard iner, Stephen (B i shop ofWinchester)Garnet, Thomas, M .D.

Garrick, DavidGarrow , D . W.

Garzo n, G iovann iGate, Rev . J .

Gavin, AnthonyGaya, Loui sGazet, Gu i l laumeGed, Will iamGeddes , Rev . M i chael , LL.D . (Chance l lor of

Sarum) 4 5 , 1 93Gee, Edward 1 1 4

Ge i ss ler, J . G . G . 1 83Gel l , S irWi l liam 97 , 1 03Gel l and Gandy 1 03Gemiticensis, Gulielmus 5 7GEN EALOGIES

91Gent, Thomas 9 1 , 2 1 4 , 2 1 5Gent illetus, Innocentius J . C. 4 5

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Thomas, M .D.

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Fulman , Wi l l iamFureras, Ch ri stopherusFurietti, G iu seppe, AlessandroFuselin, Joh . Conrad

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Georgievitts, Bartho lomaeusGeorgirenes, Joseph (Abp. ofSamo s)Georgius, Jacobus Frid .

Gerdesius, Dan ie lGERMAN Y, H I STORY AND ANTIQU I

TIES OFTOPOGRAPHY OFLAN GUAGE OF

Gervasius Dorobornensis

Gesner, ConradMatth ias

Gerard, JohnG iannone, P ietroGianutio, HoratioG ibbon , Edward

JohnG ibbs, JamesGIBRALTAR AN D THE STRAITS

G ibson, Edmund (B i shop ofLondon)JohnR i chard

Gieseler, J . C. J .

G ifford, ThomasG i lbert, C. S .

G i lchrist, J . P .

G i ldasG i l l , John, D .D

G i l l ies, John, LL .D.

G i l ly, Rev . W. S .

G i lp in , Wil l iam (Prebendary ofSal i sbury)GIPS IES

G irard, GabrielGirafli , AlessandroGiraldus Cambrensis

G ladw in, Franci s

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PAG EHabershon, MatthewHabington, WilliamHadravaHager, Jo seph 1 4 , 32,Haggitt, JohnHagustaldensis, Joannes

Ricardus

Hak luyt , R ichardHale, S ir Matthew 6 1 , 99,

Hales, JohnStephen

Halfpenny, JosephHalhead, N ath . B .

Halkett, JohnHa l l , R.

Rev. PeterThomas, B.D.

Hal lam , HenryHal le, Edward 20.

Hallifax, Samue l (Bp. ofG loucester)Hall iday, An drew , M .D.

Hamil ton (le Comte Anto ine)CharlesRt . Hon . S irWill iam

Hammer, Joseph 1 4 , 1 04 ,

Hamper, Wi l l iamHAMPSH IREHAN N IBALHanno

Hansard, T. C .

Hanway, JonasHardenberg (le Prince Charles Auguste)Hardy, P . D .

Harding, S . and E .

Hargrove, E lyHarles, Theoph . Chr.

Harman, ThomasHarpsfeld, N i co lasHarrington , S ir JohnHarris, James

JohnMo sesThaddeus, MasonWi l l iamRev . Dr.

Harri son, JohnHarte, Rev . Wa lter

Hartman, GeorgeHarwood, Edward

Tho s .Hasted, EdwardHastings, Tho s .Hawarden , Edward, D .D

Hawes, and LoderHawkesbee, Franci sHawk ins, S ir Christopher

EdwardS ir JohnRev . JohnJohn S i dney

Haydn , Jo sephHayley, Wi l liamHayter, Rev . JohnHayward, S ir JohnHead, F. B .

Hearne, ThomasHeath Charles

N i cho las (Archbp . ofYork)Robert

Hebert, LukeHEBREW LAN GUAGEHEBREWS .

— S ee Jaws .

Hedericus, Benj .Hedlinger, J . CharlesHeinecken, le Baron deHELL AN D ITS INHABITANTSHemingford, Wa lterHemingway, Jo sephHemso, J . G .

Henaul t, C. J . F.

Henderson, Alexr.

AndrewEbenezer

Hen ley, JohnHenn i ker, JohnHenricu s Huntingdoniensis

Henry VI I IHenry, Prince ofWalesHenry, Gabrie l

Patri ck (ofV irgin ia)Robert, D .D.

Henshal l, SamuelHentzner, Pau lusHERALDRY AN D HERALDS

Herbert ofCherbury (Lord)Herbert, S ir ThomasHerborn, N i co lasHERCULAN EUM

HEREFORDSH IREHeresbach , ConradHERESIES AND HERETICS

HerodianHerodo tusHerrera, An ton ioHERTFORDSH IREHess, GerardHeumann, Chri st . Aug.

Hey, John, D .D.

Heydon , JohnHeylyn, PeterH ibbert, Samue l, M .D .

H ickeringill, Rev . E .

H ickes, George, D .D.

H IEROGLYPH ICS

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H i ggins, GodfreyH iggons, Rev . Theophi lusH i l l, George

John (LL.D . Edinburgh)Thomas

H INDOOS AN D H INDOSTANHirtius

H I STORY, UN IVERSAL

LATIN G THERETOHoadley, Benj . (Bp. ofWinchester)Hoare, S ir R . C.

Hobbes , Tho s . (ofMalmesbury)Hockin , Rev . J . P.

Hodgson, Rev . JohnThomas

Hody, HumphreyHofmann, Joh . Jac .

Hogarth , Wm .

Hogg, JamesHo lbe in, HansHo lberg, Loui sHo le, R ichardHo l land, HenryHOLLANDHo l les (Denz i l , Lord)Ho llinshed, RalphHo l loway , Wi l l iamHo lme, Rande lHo lwe l l , Rev .Wm.

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John 1 70

Homes, Rev. Dr. N athanae l 5 2

HOM ILIES OFTHE CHURCH OF ENG

LAN DHondius, JodocusHone, Wi lliamHooker, R ichard

Wm. JacksonHooper, Wm.

Hope, ThomasHoratiusHordal, JoannesHornby, CharlesHorne, Andrew

Geo . (Bp. ofN orw i ch )Rev . Thos . Hartwell

Horneck, Anthony, D.D .

Hornius,George

Horsfield, T. W.

Hors ley, Samue l (Bp. ofSt . Asaph) .

Hortensius , LambertusHo sk ing, Wi l l iamHoskins, G. A .

Ho ste, le Pere PaulHotomanus, Franci sHo tt inger, J . H .

Housman, JohnHoveden, RogerHow , Samue lHowe, R i chard (Earl of)HOWARD FAM ILYHoward, JohnHowe l, JamesHowe l l, James

JohnThos . B .

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How i tt, Wm .

How lett, Bartho lomewHoyland, JohnHuddlestone, R ichard

JohnHuet (Eveque d

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Wi l l iamHugo , HermanHu lbert, CharlesHuldric, J . J .

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Humbo ldt, Alexandre deHume, Davi dHUN GARYHunter, John D .

Jo sephThomas

HUNTIN GDON SHIREHuntingford, G . J . (Bp. ofG loucester)Hunt ington, Major Robert

ICELAND 1 07, 1 08

Idman , N i l s 1 96

Ihre, Johannes 1 96

Imhof, J . W. 85 , 93, 1 1 2, 1 4 5 , 1 93

IMPOSTORS 1 08

INDEXES (ROMAN ) 1 08

IND IA 1 08, 1 09

IND IA COMPANY OF GREAT BRITAIN 1 09

lnett, John, D .D . 68

Ingram , Rev . James 7Ingulfus Croylandensis 57

IN LAND NAVIGATION 5 5

Inn es, Thomas 1 87

IN QUISITION 1 55

CharlesRobert, M .D .

Lt . -Co l. ThomasW. R .

Jameson and MurrayJamieson, John , D .D .

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Jaquelot , IsaacJansenJAVAJeanes , HenryJeanne d'Arc

Hurd, R ichard (Bp. ofWorcester)Hurn, Rev . Wm.

Hurtley, ThomasHuss, JohnHutch inson, Francis

JohnCo lonel JohnWi l l iam

Hutton, Wi l l iamHyde, Thomas

IN SCRI PTION S

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Ireland, SamuelWm . Henry

Iriarte, JohannesIrvine, A lex.

Isaacs, Hyam .

ITALY, H I STORY, AN TIQU ITIES, ANDTOPOGRAPHY 1 1 1 - 1 1 3

LAN GUAGE AND LITERATURE

Jebb, Samuel 1 32

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eries, David 1 3

Jefferson, Tho s . ( Pres . U . S .) 5

Jemison, Mrs. Mary 4

Jenkins, A lexander 48

Jenner, David ( Prebendary ofSarum) 95

Jenn ings, James 65

David, D.D . 1 1 4

Jenyns, Soame 1 76

JESUITS 1 1 4

Jewel l, John (Bp. ofSal i sbury) 73

JEWS 1 1 4 - 1 1 6

JEWS AN D CHRISTIAN S , the Controversybetween th em respecting the Advent ofthe Messiah 1 1 6, 1 1 7

TEN TRIBES OF I SRAEL 1 1 7

Joach im, Abbas 1 5 1

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Kni ttel , F. An thony 1 8 KORAN , THE

Knox, John 1 87 Korb, John George

Vicesimus, D .D. 54 , 78 Kreih ing, J .

Wil l iam 75 Krusenstern, Adam J .

La Borde ( le Comte Alexandre de)Laborde, Léon deLaborde et Z urlauben

Labriano , Ferrerus

Lacombede Preze i

La Croze, Maturin V .

Lactantius, Lucius Fir.Laet, John deLafi tau, J0 5 . Franco i sLa Fon taine, JeanLa ing, James (Doctor ofSorbonne)

Ma lco lmSamuel

Lamadelaine, L . Ph .

Lamb, J ohn, D .D.

Lambards, Wi ll iamLambinet, P.

Lancel lo tt i ( il Padre Secondo )LAN CASH IRELandt, Rev . G .

Lane, Edw ardWi l l iamLang, John Dunmore, D.D .

Langley, BattyLAN GUAGELanjuinais (le Comte de)Lan igan, John , D .D .

La Peyere, IsaacLAPLAND

Larauza, Jean-Lou i sLardner, N athan iel , D .D .

Lascel les , Row leyLasitius, JohannesLatimer, Hugh (B i shop ofWorcester)LATIN LAN GUAGE

Laud , Wi l l iam (Abp. ofCanterbury)Lauder, Wi l l iamLaugier (l

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Marc Anto ine (Jésuite)Laurence, R ichard (Abp. ofCashel)Laurent, P . E .

Laurent ius, AndreasLavater, J . CasparLaveaux, J . C. T.

Lavo i s ier, Ant . Laur.Lavoisne

LAW OF NATION S

Law , John (ofLauri ston)Lawrence, Wi l l iamLaw son , John ParkerLeake, Stephen MartinLe Bas, Rev . C. W.

M . A .

Le Cras , Abr. JonesLe ClercLedw ich , EdwardLee, SamuelLeeds, EdwardLeems, Canutus

Le Fe'ron, JehanLe Gendre (Chano ine de l

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Le Grand, Joach imLeibn i tz, Godf. Will iamLEICESTERSH IRE

Leigh , GerardLe igh ton , A lexanderLe Laboureur, JeanLe land, John ( the Ant iquary)

( th e L i fe ofhim)

John , D .D

Thomas, D .D

Lemne, LevinLemo ine, J . J .

HenryLempriere, John, D .D .

Lenfant, JacquesLeno ir, AlexandreLe N ormand (M l le .)

Le N orman t , JeanLens, André

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Leoni , Gio -BattistaLepanL

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Le Roy, Julien D .

Lesley , John (B i shop ofRoss)Less , GodfreyL

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Estrange, HamonLettsom, John Coak ley, M .D .

Leuchet, le Marqu i s deLevi , DavidLev iLevizac

Lewi s, GeorgeGeorge Corn .

John 1 7, 7 1 ,

PercivalSamue l

L’Hospital (Chancel ier de France)Lhuyd, EdwardL ich tenberger, J . F .

Licquet , TheodoreL ightfoo t, John, D .D.

L i l ius , GeorgiusLi l ly, Wi l l iam 20, 39, 81 ,L inat iLINCOLN SH IRE 1 23, 1 24

L ind, JohnL indsey, Rev . Theoph i lusL ingard, John, D .D.

L inguet, S imon N ic. H

L innaeus, CharlesL

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Isle, Wi l l iamL i ster, Martin 1 54

LITERARY H I STORY IN GEN ERAL 1 24

LITERARY JOURNALS AND TRAN SACTION S 1 24 , 1 25

LITERARY SOCIETIES 1 25

L ithgow , William 203

LITHOGRAPHY 1 25

Lit tlehales, Rev . R ichard 76

LITURGIES 36, 73, 74 , 75 , 1 64 , 1 87Livius, Ti tu s 1 25 , 1 90

Li vius, T itus, Foro -Juliensis 57

L lewe lyn, Thomas , D .D. 2 1 1

Llo id v. L loyd, Lodowicke 43, 1 25

L loyd, David 2 1

Genera l 1 36

L . 89

PAG EL loyd, Wi l l iam (B i shop ofSt . Asaph ) 7 1

Lobo , Jerome 1

Loccenius, Joannes 1 85

Lo cke, John 1 25

Lo cker, E . H . 1 93

Lo ckhart, E . 1 47

George (ofCarnwath) 1 86

Lockman , John 1 9, 204

Lodge, Edmund 22 , 58

John 1 4 7

Loéve-Veimars, A. 93

Logan, W. M . 1 34

Rev . John 1 9 1

Loggan, David 24 , 1 5 2

LOGIC 80

Lo l l i, G iambattista 31

LONDON AN D WESTM IN STER 1 26, 1 27

Long, H . L . 99

J . 4

Roger, D .D . 1 1

Thomas, B.D 28, 1 77

Lopez, Ruy 31 , 32

Lord, Henry 1 09

Lorimer, John , M .D. 55

LORRAIN E 1 27

Loskiel, Geo . Hen . 1 40

LOVAT FAM ILY 1 27

S imon , Lord 1 27

Lowhen , Baron von 1 45

Lowman, Mo ses 1 1 4 , 1 73

Lowndes, Wi l l iam 1 8, 2 1 8

Low th , Robert (B i shop ofLondon) 63

Wi l l iam,D.D 1 7

Lowthorp, John 1 25

Luard, John 1 09

Lucena 31

Lucian (ofSamosata) 1 27

Luckombe, Ph i l i p 1 72

Luders, Alexander 60

Ludlam , Rev . Wi l l iam 1 33

Ludlow , Edmund 28, 1 27

Ludo l f, H . W. 1 82

Ludo lphus, Job 1

Luitprand (B i shop ofCremona) 92

Lum isden , Andrew 1 80

Lupton, Donald 6

Lupus, F . C. 1 5

Luther, Martin 1 00 , 1 1 6, 1 27. 1 62

LUTHERAN I SM 1 28

Lyal l , Robert , M .D. 1 83

Lye, Edward 7

Mab illon, JohannesMably ( l

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Macartney, George, Earl ofMacaulay, Rev. KennethMacch iavel l i , N ic .

Maccul lo ch , John , M .D .

Mackenz ie, S ir GeorgeMackinto sh , Donald

S ir JamesMaclaurin , Co l inMacpherson, David

JamesJohn , D.D.

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Mai l let, Beno i t deMailros, Chron ica deMaimbourg, Loui sMaimonides, Mo sesMaitland, Rev . S . R .

Wi lliamMajor, John

ThomasMALABARMalco lm, James Pe l lerMalcolme, DavidMalevi l leMal let, G i l les

P . H .

Mal l ing, OveMalmesburiensis, Wi l l iam

(Anonymus)Malone , EdmundMALTAMalte-Brun, ConradMal thus , Rev . T. R .

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Manby, Peter (Dean ofDerry)Mandevi l le, Jean deMandrin , Lou i sManethoMangey, Thomas, D .D .

Mann, JohnMan sfie ld, Edward D.

Mante l], G .

Manwaring, Rev. Edw .

Manwood, JohnMAPS

Marc G i lbert, de VarennesMarchand, Pro sperMarco Po loMarcort, AnthonyMarcus , Mo sesMardou , B

Marechal, et De la LandeMarechal, BernardusMaresius

,Samue l

Margan, Annales deMariana, JohnMarianus, An dreasMarlborough , Sarah , Duchess ofMarleMARMYUN FAMILYMARRIAGE

,LAWS AND RITES OF

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Marshal l, JohnMarsh lins, C. U .

Marsollier ( l’

Abbé)Marten , An thonieMartene, Edmundas

Charles, Baron deFrederi cGeo . Fred.

Mart ial i s, Mar. Val .

Martin , GeorgeGregoireJohn

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Montagu, EdwardWort leyE l iza

Montaigne, M iche l deMontesqu ieu, Charles Secondat deMontfaucon, le Pere Bernard .

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Moor, EdwardMoore, George

John, M .D.

ThomasMooreMORAL PH ILOSOPHYMORAVIAN SMoraw sk i , JoannesMore, Henry, D .D .

Thorn . de la

ThomasS ir Thomas

Moreau, Jean V ictorMorer, Rev . ThomasM ores , Edward RoweMoreton, AndrewMorgan, Sylvanus

Wm .

Morhofius, D . G .

Morin, Luc

Morinus, JoannesMorlent, J .

N amur, M . P.

N apier, John ( lord ofMerchiston)N apione, Gianf. Galeani

N APLES AN D S ICILY, H I STORY

TOPOGRAPHY OF

N ardin i , FamianoN ares, Rev . Edw .

RobertN asm ith , JamesNATURAL H I STORY

MORMON ( the Book of)M orri son , RobertMorsan, le FevreMorse, JedidiahMortimer, ThomasMoryson , Fynes

MOSAIC PAVEMEN TS

Mo ses, HenryM o sheim , John LaurentiusMo ss, W. G .

Mouette, G .

Moule, Thomas‘

M oxon, Jo sephMoyses, Davi dMozart, Wo l fgang A .

Mudie, A lexanderMUMM IESMunday, AnthonyMundleheim, N ebridius

Marau l tMurch , JeromMuret, N .

Murphy, JamesMurray , A lexander

HughJ ohnL in dley

Murtardi

MUSEUM , THE BR ITISHMusgrave, S ir R i chard

SamuelMUS IC AN D MUS ICIAN SMussardus, PetrusMyers, ThomasMyreen , Caro lusMYTHOLOGY

N ATURAL PH ILOSOPHY 1 33

N audaeus, Gabrie l 1 29

N aunton, S ir Robert 59, 1 99

N AVAL AFFAIRS,N AVAL BIOGRAPHY,

&c . 1 43, 1 4 4

N aylor, S ir George 4 4

N eal , Dan ie l 1 77

N eale, John Preston 67

N ef, Rev . Fel ix 1 44

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N enn ius

N ETHERLANDS 1 44 , 1 4

N ett les , Samue lN eubrigensis, Gulielmus

N eve, T imo thy, D .D .

N ew come, Rev . PeterWi l l iam (Archbp . ofArmagh)

N ew ton, S ir I saac 1 7 , 1 04 , 1 33, 1 4 5

Tho s . (Bp. ofBri sto l ) 2 1 , 1 37, 1 72

Rev. Wi ll iam 7 5 ,

N ibby, An ton io 1 1 2 , 1

N icephoras

N icetasN icho l s , John 20, 65 , 1 66, 1 7 1

Wm . , D .D .

N i cho l son , JohnPeter

N i co las , S ir N . H . 98, 1 00, 1 04 , 1 46, 1 75 , 1 86

N i co laus, OlahusN i co l so n, Wm . (Bp. ofCarl i s le)N iebuhr, Carsten

PAG EN iebuhr, B . G . 1 03

N igronus, Jul. 1 0

N isbet, Alexander 1 02

N itard ( Petit Fi l s de l’

Empr. Charlemagne) 92

N OB ILITY 1 4 5 - 1 48

N oble, Rev . Mark 4 5 , 1 26, 1 95

Samuel 5 2

N oe, Fra 204

N oe l, F. , et Carpent ier 4 9

N oel , Franco i s 1 23

N oguer, Jacques 1 6!N orden , Fred . Lew i s 54

N ORFOLK 1 48

N ORMANDY AND THE NORMAN SN orth , Hon . Roger 2 1

N ORTHAM PTON SHIRE 1 49

N ORTHUMBERLAN D 1 4 9

N orvin s 23

N ORWAY 4 7 , 48

N o stradamus , M i chel 1 50 , 1 5 1 , 206

N OTTIN GHAM SH IRE 1 49

N oy , S irWm . 60

N UM ISMATICS 40 -4 2

ORKN EY ISLANDSOrlofi ( le Comte Grégo ire)Orosius, Pau lusOrrery, Earl ofOrus Apo l loOsborne, FrancisOsburn , Wi ll iamOSS IANOttho , Johannes HenricusOttley, Wm . YoungOtto

,F.

OTTOMAN EMPIREOultremain, Pierre d ’

Outram , Wi l l iamOuvarofl

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Ouvrard,G . J .

Overbeke, Bonaven tura.

Overbury, S ir ThomasOverton, JohnOwen , Charles

H .

Lew i sOXFORDSH IRE

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