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GEOLOGICAL:

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MECHANICAL:

DIAGRAMS OF THE MECHANICAL POWERS, AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN MACHINERY AND THE ARTS GENERALLY. By DR. JOHN ANDERSON.

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DIAGRAMS OF THE STEAM-ENGINE. By Professor GOODEVE and Professor SHELLEY.

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2. THE MUSCLES, JOINTS, AND ANIMAL MECHANICS.

3. THE VISCERA IN POSITION.--THE STRUCTURE OF THE LUNGS.

4. THE ORGANS OF CIRCULATION.

5. THE LYMPHATICS OR ABSORBENTS.

6. THE ORGANS OF DIGESTION.

7. THE BRAIN AND NERVES.--THE ORGANS OF THE VOICE.

8. THE ORGANS OF THE SENSES, Plate 1.

9. THE ORGANS OF THE SENSES, Plate 2.

10. THE MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF THE TEXTURES AND ORGANS, Plate 1.

11. THE MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF THE TEXTURES AND ORGANS, Plate 2.

HUMAN BODY, LIFE SIZE. By JOHN MARSHALL, F.R.S., F.R.C.S.

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ZOOLOGICAL:

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Transcriber's Note

The following typographical errors were corrected.

Page Error iv STREET HILL, changed to STREET HILL. 6 have so thorougly changed to have so thoroughly 32 accomplished animal. changed to accomplished animal, 38 insurbordinate changed to insubordinate 45 of a Pelham changed to of a Pelham. 49 recover him self changed to recover himself 80 you half sa changed to you half so 86 combination of skill changed to combination of skill, 104 manoeuvre ill changed to manoeuvre till 112 and the liver changed to and the liver. 118 "pluck' changed to "pluck" 120 panicstricken changed to panic-stricken 160 light man' changed to light man's 193 Page 193 changed to Page 193. 208 may turn you changed to may turn your Ads 6 L1 4s changed to L1 4s. (below Experiences of a Planter...) Ads 6 L1 8s changed to L1 8s. (below The Life and Times of Prince Charles...) Ads 9 [_In November_ changed to [_In November._ Ads 11 3s. 6d changed to 3s. 6d. (below Struggle for National Education) Ads 12 SCHMID (HERMAN changed to SCHMID (HERMAN) Ads 15 Civilisation,' changed to Civilisation," Ads 16 [_In November_ changed to [_In November._ Ads 25 WAS RIGHT changed to WAS RIGHT. Ads 28 Sprays, 8d changed to Sprays, 8d. Ads 31 FEMALE SKELETON changed to FEMALE SKELETON,

The following words were inconsistently spelled or hyphenated.

a-slant / aslant black-thorn / blackthorn clock-work / clockwork down-hill / downhill every-day / everyday eye-lash / eyelash Free-hand / Freehand hand-gate / handgate head-stall / headstall lee-way / leeway nose-band / noseband race-course / racecourse race-horse / racehorse steeple-chase / steeplechase thorough-bred / thoroughbred