Pepys’ Diary and Correspondence.  With Seven Steel Portraits
  arranged as a Frontispiece, Memoir, Introductory Preface, and full
  Index.

Abbeys, Castles, and Ancient Halls of England and Wales: 
  Their Legendary Lore and Popular History—­South, Midland, North.  By
  JOHN TIMBS.  Author of “Curiosities of London,” and ALEXANDER GUNN. 
  New Frontispiece.  Three Vols.  Each Volume Complete in itself.

Johnson’s Lives of the Poets; with Critical Observations on
  their Works, and a Sketch of the Author’s Life by Sir WALTER SCOTT.

Book of Authors.  A Collection of Criticisms, Ana, Mots, Personal
  Descriptions, &c.  By W. CLARK RUSSELL.

Evelyn’s Diary and Correspondence.  Edited by BRAY. 784 pp. 
  With Frontispiece and full Index.

Gibbon’s Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.  With
  Portrait.  Three Vols.

A Century of Anecdote.  Compiled and Edited by JOHN TIMBS. 
  With Frontispiece.

Pope’s Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey.  FLAXMAN’S Illustrations.

Scott’s Lives of Eminent Novelists and Dramatists.

Don Quixote (Life and Adventures of).  By CERVANTES.

The Koran:  A verbatim Reprint.  With Maps, Plans, &c.

The Talmud (Selections from).  H. POLANO.  Maps, Plans, &c.

Gil Blas (The Adventures of).  By LE SAGE.

Carpenter’s Popular Elocutionist.  With Portrait.

Walton and Cotton’s Angler.  Edited, with Notes, by G.
  CHRISTOPHER DAVIES.

The Peninsular War and the Campaigns of Wellington in
 France and Belgium.  By H.R.  CLINTON.

Fugitive Poetry of the Last Three Centuries.  Edited by
  J.C.  HUTCHIESON.

White’s Natural History of Selborne.  Numerous Illustrations.

Lamb’s Poems and Essays.

Spenser’s Poetical Works.  With Portrait.

Roscoe’s Italian Novelists. }
Roscoe’s German Novelists. } Complete Editions. 
Roscoe’s Spanish Novelists. }