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4300. Wallis Henry
Typical examples of Persian and Oriental
ceramic art. Part 12. London. 1893.
24p.
4301. Walpole r.N.
The ansayrii and the assassins with
Travels in the further east in 1850-1851
Including a Visit to Nineveh. In Trhee
Volumes. London. 1851.
Vol. I. 406p.
Vol. II. 378p.
Vol. III.478p.
4302. Walsh William
The Poetical Works of William Walsh.
London. S.D. 68p. (British Poets. Vol.IV).
4303. Walsingham Lord and Durrant John
rules for regulating Nomenclature with
a View to Secure a Strict application
of the Law of Priority in entomological
Word compiled by Lord Walsingham
and John Durrant. London. New York.
Bombay. 1846. 18p.
4304. Walter H.B.
catalogue of the engraved Gems and
cameos Greek etruscan in British Museum.
London. 1926. 419p.
4305. Walters H.B.
catalogue of the Silver Plates (Greek,
etruscan and roman) in the British Museum.
London. 1921. 69p.
4306. Walters H.B.
Marbles and Bronzes. fifty-Two Plates
from Selected Subjects in the Department
of Greek and roman antiquies.
London. 1928. 8p. (British Museum).
4307. Walters H.B.
Selected Bronzes. Greek, roman and
etruscan in the Departments of antiquities.
Seventy Three Plates. London.
1915. (British Museum).
4308. Walton a.c.
Two New Nematodes and Notes on New
findings of Nematodes Parasitic in amphibia.
Washington. Government Printing
Office. 1933. 5p. No.2947.-from the
Proceedings of the United States National
Museum. Vol.82. art.6. pp.1-5.
4309. Wanderer
Notes on the caucasus. London. 1883.
280p.
227
4310. Wanley Nathaniel
The Wonders of the Little World or a
General History of Man, Displaying Various
faculties, capacities, Powers and
Defects of the Human Body and Mind in
Many Thousand Most Interesting relations
remarkable for Bodily Perfections
or Defects. collected from the Writings
of the Most approved Historians, Philosophers
and Physicians of all ages and
countries and forming a complete System
of the Mental and corporeal Powers
and Defects of Human Nature. and
Intended to Increase Knowledge to Promote
Virtue, to Discourage Vise and to
furnish, Topies for Innocent and Ingenious
conversation. a New edition with
the addition of Much New and curious
Matters carefully Selected from all Obtained
Sources and the Whole revised
and corrected by W.M. Johnston. London.
1806.
Vol. I. London. 1806. 403p.
Vol. II.London. 1806. 253p.
4311. Warburton
Hochelaga, or, england in the New
World, edited by eliot Warburton, esq.
New York. 1846. 372p.
4312. Ward Henry
catalogue of Specimens of Mollusca
and Brachiopoda, for Sale at Model of
Octopus Punctalus See Page. 3. Ward’s
Natural Science establisment. New York.
S.D. 168p.
4313. Ward rowland
The Sportsman’s Handbook to Practical
collecting, Preserving and artisting
Setting-up of Trophies and Specimens
Together with a Guide to the Hunting
Grounds of the World. eighth edition.
With Numerous Illustrations. London.
1900. 268p.
4314. Ward William
a View of the History, Literature and religion
of the Hindoos, etc. By the reverened
William Ward. London. 1817.
Vol. I. 288p.
Vol. II. 344p.
Vol. III.334p.
Vol. IV.505p.
4315. Wand Wilfrid