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Board of Health.-Reports of the General Board of Health on Quarantine, 1849, is.-On the Nuisances' Removal and Public Health Acts, 1849, 10d.-On Extramural Sepulture, 1850, 18. 6d. On Metropolitan Workhouses, 1850, 8d.-On the Supply of Water to the Metropolis, 5 vols., 1850, 11s.-On Cholera, 3 vols., 1850, 6s. Fisheries. Reports relative to the British Fisheries, 1833, 18. 6d.; 1846, 1s. 6d. ; 1849-50, 2s. 6d.-Irish Fisheries, 1820-30, 15s.; 1836, 5s. 6d.; 1843-46, 5s.; 1849, 9s.-Salmon, 1824-25, 6s. 6d.; 1836, 7s. Mines and Collieries.-Report of Midland Mining Commission, 1843, 4s. 6d.-On Explosion at Haswell Colliery, 1845, 1s.; in Darley Main Colliery, 1849, 1s.-On Gases and Explosions in Collieries, 1847, 2s. 6d.-On Accidents in Coal Mines, 1849, 138.On the Ventilation of Mines and Collieries, 1850, 6s. 6d.

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Reports of Commons' Committees on Aborigines at British Settlements, 1836-37, 9s.-Agricultural Distress, 1820-22, 58. Gd.; 1833, 6s.; 1836, 9s.-Agricultural Customs, 1848, 5s. 6d.Army Expenditure, 1850, 14s. 5d.-Art-Unions, 1845, 4s. 6d. Artizans and Machinery, 1824, 6s.-Arts and Manufactures, 1835-36, 6s.-Australia (South), 1841, 7s. 6d.-British Museum, 1835-36, 15s. Buildings Regulation, 1842, 3s. - Ceylon and British Guiana, 1849-50, 11s.-China Trade, 1840, 28.; 1847, 5s.-Coal Trade, 1800, 29.; 1830, 68.; 1836-38, 5s. 6d.-Commercial Distress, 1848, 12s.Contract Packet Service, 1849, 2s. 6d. Copyright of Designs, 1840, 58.-Corn, 1813-14, 5s.; 1834, 68.-Drunkenness, 1834, 4s. 6d. -East India Affairs, 1810-13, 30s.; 1830-31, 238.; 1832, 27. 12s. 6d.― East India Produce, 1840, 6s.-Education in England, 1816-18, 3s.; 1834-38, 6s.; in Ireland, 1835-38, 13s.-Emigration, 1826-27, 14s.— Exportation of Machinery, 1841, 45.-Factories, 1816, 38.; 1832, 6s.; 1840-41, 7s. 6d.-Foreign Trade, 1820-24, 21s.-Friendly Societies, 1825-27, 3s. 6d.; 1849, 3s, - Hand-loom Weavers, 1834-35, 88.Health of Towns, 1840-42, 5s-Houses of Parliament, 1831-50, 14s.Import Duties, 1840, 3s.-Inland Warehousing, 1840, 3s.-Joint-Stock Companies, 1844, 4s.-Kingstown and Holyhead Mails, 1850, 1s. 9d. -Legal Education, 1846, 4s. 6d.-Lighthouses, 1834, 7s.; 1845, 88.Madhouses, 1815-16, 6s.-Manufactures, Commerce, and Shipping, 1833, 7s. Marine Insurance, 1810, 1s. 6d. - Medical Education, 1834, 88. Medical Poor Relief, 1844, 9s. Medical Registration, 1847-48, 8s.-Merchant Law, 1823, 2s.-Merchant Seamen's Fund, 1840 44, 39.-Metropolis Improvements, 1836-41, 25s.-Metropolis Police, 1812-22, 18s.; 1828, 4s.; 1833-34, 9s.; 1837 38, 4s. 6d.Miscellaneous Expenditure, 1848, 10s.-National Land Company, 1849, 38. 6d. National Gallery, 1850, 1s. 9d.-National Monuments, 1841, 1s. 6d.-Navigation Laws, 1847, 7s. 6d.-Navy Expenditure, 1848, 148.-Negro Apprenticeship, 1836, 68.-New Zealand, 1840, 2s.; 1844, 9s.-Official Salaries, 1850, 4s. 6d. - Ordnance Expenditure, 1849, 12s. Poor-Laws in England, 1837-38, 28s. 6d.; 1844-45, 8s.; 1847, 78. 6d. In Ireland, 1830, 10s. 6d.; 1849, 12s.-Postage, 1838, 15s.; 1843, 6s.-Postal Communication, 1850, 4s.-Prisons in England, 1819, 68.; 1850, 9s.-Public Libraries, 1849-50, 9s.-Public Records, 1800, 12s.; 1836, 9s.-Public Works, Ireland, 1835, 6s.Royal Dublin Society, 1836, 3s. 6d.-Royal Mint, 1837, 6s.-Sabbath, 1832, 2s. 6d. Savings of Working Classes, 1850, 1s. 4d.-Savings Banks, 1849-50, 6s.-Schools of Design, 1849, 58.-Secondary Punish

Reports of Commons' Committees—continued. ments, 1831-32, 3s. Shipping, 1844, 2s. 6d. Shipwrecks, 1836, 7s. 6d.; 1839, 1s. 6d.; 1843, 10s.-Silk Trade, 1832, 9s.-Smithfield Market, 1828, 2s. 6d.; 1847, 4s.; 1849, 4s.-Smoke Prevention, 1843, 4s. 6d-State of Ireland, 1819, 4s. 6d.; 1824-25, 25s.; 1832, 68.Steam Carriages, 1831, 1s.; 1834-35, 1s. 6d.-Steam Engines, 1819-20, 38. Steam Navigation, 1831, 28. Steam Navigation to India, 1834-37, 148.-Steam Navy, 1849, 4s.--Sugar and Coffee Planting, 1848, 248. Sunday Trading, 1847, 1s. 6d.; 1850, 2s.- Survey of Ireland, 1824, 3s. 6d.- Tea Duties, 1834, Is. 6d.-Thames Embankment, 1840, 1s. 6d. Timber Duties, 1835, 4s. Tobacco Trade, 1844, 7s.-Townland Valuation of Ireland, 1844, 2s.-Transportation, 1837-38, 12s.-West Coast of Africa, 1842, 148.-West India Mails, 1841, 28.-West India Colonies, 1832, 3s.; 1842, 7s.-Woods and Forests, 1833-34, 4s.; 1848, 18s. 6d. ; 1849, 10s.

Reports of Lords' Committees on Agriculture, 1837, 4s. -Bankruptcy, 1848-49, 5s.-Burdens on Land, 1846, 12s.-Chimney Sweepers, 1818, 6s. 6d.; 1834, 7s. 6d.; 1840, 3s. 6d.-Coal Trade, 1829-30, 11s.--Colonization from Ireland, 1847-48, 168.-Commercial Distress, 1848, 5s. 6d.-Criminal Law, 1847, 7s.-East India Affairs, 1830, 88.-Education in Ireland, 1837, 12s.-Factories, 1818-19, 18s. Islington Market, 1835, 9s.; Liverpool Corporation Waterworks, 1850, 38.-Lunatic Poor in Ireland, 1843, 6s.-Municipal Corporations, 1835, 7s. 6d.-Navigation Laws, 1848, 10s.-New Zealand, 1838, 3s.-Parochial Assessments, 1850, 4s. 3d-Poor-Laws in England, 1838, 10s. 6d. ; in Ireland, 1841, 3s. 6d. ; 1846, 15s.; 1849, 98.Prisons in England, 1819, 58.; 1835, 12s.-Silk Manufacture, 1823, 58. -State of Ireland, 1839, 12s. West India Colonies, 1832, 188Wool Trade, 1828, 5s.

Reports of Commissioners on Aberdeen University, 1838-39, 3s. 6d.-Army Punishments, 1836, 4s.-Australia (South), 1836-40, 3s. 6d.-Bankruptcy and Insolvency, 1840-41, 6s.-Births, Deaths, and Marriages (Registrar-General), 1839-49, 27s.-Bogs in Ireland, 1810-14, 21. 2s. Boundaries of Counties and Boroughs, 10 vols., 1832, 27. 8s.-British Museum, 1850, 10s. 6d.-Canada (Lord Durham), 1839, 6s.-Chancery, 1826, 10s. 6d.-Charities, 44 vols., 1818-42, 107. 10s.-Children's Employment in Mines and Manufactories, 1842, 35s.-Common Law Courts, 1829-34, 30s.-Communication with Ireland (Mr. Telford), 1809, 15s.-Courts of Justice in England, 1816-24, 10s. 6d.; in Scotland, 1816-22, 14s.; in Ireland, 1817-31, 27. 2s.-Criminal Law, 1834-45, 128.; 1845-49, 7s.-Criminal Law in the Channel Islands, 1847-48, 6s.--Dublin Corporation, 1840, 6s.-East Indian Law, 1841-48, 30s.-Ecclesiastical Courts, 1832, 68. -Ecclesiastical Revenues in England, 1835, 10s. 6d. ; in Ireland, 1833-37, 15s.-Education in Wales, 1847, 10s.; in Ireland, 1825-27, 30s.; 1834-50, 178.- Emigration, 1840-50, 10s.- Episcopal and Capitular Revenues, 1850, 3s. 3d.-Established Church, 1835-37, 68. -Excise Inquiry, 1833 36, 31s. 6d.-Factories, 1833-34, 248.; 1834-49, 14s.-Fine Arts, 1842-48, 2s. 6d. Framework Knitters, 1845, 88.Hand-loom Weavers, 1839-41, 13s.- Law Commission, Scotland, 1834-40, 10s. Local Acts (Admiralty Reports), 1847-50, 148.; (Woods and Forests), 1847-48, 27. 13s.-Local Taxation, 1843, 98.Lunacy, 1844-47, 7s. 6d. Marriage, 1848-50, 29. 9d. Metropolis Improvements, 1844-47, 30s. - Metropolis Health, 1847-48, 6s.Military Inquiry, 1806-16, 30s.-Municipal Corporations, in England and Wales, 1835-39, 38s. 6d.; in Scotland, 1835-36, 12s.; in Ireland, 1835-36, 148.-Municipal Corporation Boundaries, 1837, 22s. 6d.— Navy (Civil Affairs), 1806-9, 10s.-Naval Inquiry, 1803-11, 258.Naval and Military Promotions, 1840, 4s.-Occupation of Land in Ireland, 1845, 30s.-Poor-Laws in England, 1834, 31. 3s.; 1835-48, 27. 10s.; 1849-50, 2s. 3d. In Scotland, 1845, 27. 58.; 1847-50, 9s. In Ireland, 1835-36, 27. 8s.; 1848-50, 5s. 6d.-Poor-Law Boundaries in Ireland, 1849-50, 9s. Portland Prison, 1850, 2s. 6d. - Postage, 1835-38, 9s.-Prisons in England, 1836-49, 57. 10s.; 1844-47, 10s. 6d. In Scotland, 1840-50, 16s. 6d.; in Ireland, 1840-50, 14s. 6d.-Public Instruction, Ireland, 1835, 15s.-Public Records of Great Britain, 1800-19, 188.; 1837, 7s.; 1840-49, 31s. Of Ireland, 1810-25, 30s.Public Works in Ireland, 1833-50, 388.-Real Property, 1829-33, 158. -Registration and Conveyancing, 1850, 98.-Religious Instruction, Scotland, 1837-38, 34s.-Revenue Inquiry, 1822-30, 31. 3s-Royal Mint, 1849, 3s.-St. Andrew's University, 1845, 3s. 6d.-Smithfield Market, 1850, 2s. 6d.-State of Large Towns, 1844-45, 24s.-Steam Vessels' Accidents, 1839, 3s. 6d. Universities of Scotland, 1831, 3s. 6d.; 1837, 188.-Woods and Forests, 1787-93, 358.; 1797-1809, 8s.j 1812-50, 27. 5s.

Papers and Correspondence relative to Arctic Expedition, 1848-50, 6s. 6d.-Colonial Possessions (Reports of Governors), 1846-50, 19s.-Commercial Marine, 1848, 3s. 6d.-Convict Discipline and Transportation, 1847-50, 118.-Criminals, Returns for England and Wales, 1835-50, 12s.; for Scotland, 1837-50, 12s. 6d.; and for Ireland, 1846-50, 5s.-Education (Minutes of Committee of Council), 1840-48, 25s.; 1849-50, 12s.-Great Britain Steamer, 1847, 1s. 6d.Iron Vessels, 1850, 2s. 6d. - Mauritius, 1848-50, 68. 6d. — Natal, 1848-49, 4s. 6d. New Zealand, 1846-50, 14s. 6d. - Sugar-growing Colonies, 1848, 10s.-West Indies, 1839-50, 27, 12s. 6d.

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