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List of Subscribers 1912 382 Tlte Library. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS 1911-12. Fiscal Relations of Great Britain and Ireland. Papers read at the Congress of the Royal Economic Society, 1912. Svo. Lond. 1912 Gardner (Percy). The Religious Experience of St. Paul. Svo. LOI;d. We print a list, with addresses, of our Subscribers. Where 191l. 9.42.10. no address is given the Subscriber is resident in Cambridge. Halsbury (Earl of). The �aws of England. Vol; XX. 8vo. Lond. 1911. 14.3. Hort (F. J. A.). The Ep1slle of St. James. 1 he Greek Text with In trod ' Sub(lcribers for five years are indicated by the year, and term, Commentary as far as eh. IV. 7, and additional Notes. 8vo. Lonci. 1909. 9.5.80. in which their Subscription ends, being given in brackets after International Critical Commentary. Gray (G. B.) and Pcake (A. S.). The their names. (*) Denotes the Members of the Committee; Book of Isaiah. Vol l. Introduction and Commentary on I.-XXVII · (t) late Members of the Committee. 8vo. Edin. 1912. 9.7. -- (W. H.) and Bewer (J. Micah, Smith (J. M. P.), Ward A.) Zephaniah ' Subscribers will greatly facilitate the delivery of the Eagle if Nahum, Habakkuk, Obadiah and Joel. 8vo. Edin. 1912. 9.7. London Library Catalogue. Supplements 7 and 8 (Mar. 1909-Mar. 1911). they will notify any corrections or changes of address to the 4to. Land. 1910-11. Catalogue Desk. Senior Editor, Dr J. R. Tanner. Minerva. Jahrbuch der gelehrten \Velt. Begriinclet van Dr. R. Kukula und Dr. K. Trlibner. XXI. Jahrgang. 1911-12. 8vo. Slrassburg, 1912. Rejere11ce Table. Monumenla Germaniae Hislorica. Legum Sec!io IV. Conslilutioncs cl Acta publica. Imperatorum et regum. Tom. V. Pars ii. 4lo. Hannoverae, 1911. Palaeontographical Society. Vol. LXV. Issued for 19ll. 4lo. Lond. Name. Address. 1912. 13.2. tAbbott, Rev Dr E. A. Wellside, Well Walk, Hampstead, N. W. Rolls Series. Calendar of the Close Rolls preserved in the Public Hecord (E. 1913) Of£ce. Edward IIl. Vol. Xlll. A.D. 1369-1374. Svo. Lond. 1911. 15.9. Acton, H. -- Calendar of the Patent Rolls preserved in the Public Record Office. Adams, F. 3 r, Clarendon Road, Whalley Kange,Manchester Edward Ill. Vol. XII. A.D. 1361-1364. Svo. Lond. 1911. 15.10. Scottish Record Publications. The Register of the Privy Council of *Adams, J. B. P. Scotland. Edited by P. Hume Brown. 3rd Series. Vol. IV. 1673- Adamson, E. B. Westoe Vi�arage, South Shields 1676. Bvo. Edin. 1911. 5.2. Adamson, F. D. Sidney (Sir Philip). The Countesse of Pembrokes Arcadia. Edited by Adler, H. M. 22, Craven Hill, Hyde Park, W. A. Feuillerat (Camb. English Classics). Svo. Camb. 1912. 4.31.36. Airey, J. R. (E. 1913) Rugby House, Morley, Yorks. Thesaurus Linguae Latine. Vol. Ill. Fasc. ix. Commodo-Comns. -- Supplementum Nomina propria Latina. Fasc. Ill. Chatramis- Alcock, A. F. (E. 1912) Knowle Hill, Evesham Constantius. 4to. Lipsiae, 1912. 12.2. Alien, A. D. Moss Vicarage, Doncaster \Vesley (John). Journal. Edited by Nehemiah Curnock. Vol. Ill. 8vo. Alien, G. A. 33, Elmfield Road, Bromley Lond. [1912]. 11.42.26. Alien, J. (E. 1912) Dunedin, New Zealand World Missionary Conference, Edinburgh 19LO. Reports of Commissions 1.-IX. 9 vols. Bvo. Edin. [ 1910]. 9.21.61-69. Allen,RevDrG.C. Cranleigh School, Surrey Alien, L. A. St Pierre, Dene Road, Cricklewood, London Allott, C. B. S. The Univenity, Leeds Alexander, A. Almaclc, Rev W. (E. 1912) Ospringe Vicarage, Faversham Anderson, L. R. D. Rue Solfe rino, 263 Bis, Lille, France Annrews, J. C. END OF VOL. XXXIII. Anstice, Rev J. B. 3, Prew's Tenace, Burnham, Bridgwater Antia, M. J. Antrobus, H. A pplewhaite, C. T. Armitage, B. F. Aslcey, S. G. 13, Bishops Road, Highgate, N. Aston, Rev W. F. Sunnyside, Chesterton Road, Cambridge Atkins, Prof. J. W. H. Islwyn, Llanbadorn Road, Aberystwyth Aubrey, C. P. Sedbergh, Yorks. Auler, K. M. F. R. Q, angerie Ring, 20A, Strassberg, Germany ii Lz'st of Subscnoers. Lz'stof Subscnbers. i.ii Name. Addt·ess. Name. Addt·ess. Averill, C. E. Bourne House, Blyth Blidge, Stoke on Trent Blaxter, A. P. L. Averill, T. H. Blumhardt, E. H. F. Boddington, Rev V. C. The Vicarage, East Ham, E. Body, L. A. The College, Durham Babington, Mrs C. C. 5, Brookside, Cambridge Body, Rev C. W. E. 'I• Chelsea Square, New York, U.S.A. Baily, G. G. r, Park View, Kedleston Road, Derby Bonney, Rev T. G. (Fellow, 9, Scroope Terrace, Cambridge Baily, W. (E. 1913) 4, Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead, N.W. Sc.D.) (E. 1914) Bain, G. W. Bonser, G. A. G. Kirkstede, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Notts. Baker, Dr H. F. (Fellow) Borcha1 dt, W. G. (E. 1913) The College, Cheltenham Bown, Rev P. H. Freshwater, Isle of ight Balak Ram (E. 1915) I.C.S., Ratuagiri (Bombay Presidency), India W Boyt, J. E. King Edward's School, SloUl bridge Balcomb, H. T. G. 52, Come1agb Road, West Kensiugtou, vV, Baldwin, A. B. (E. 1912) Clitheroe, Lancs. Brash, E. J. Y. 35, Southernhay West, Exeter. Balls, W. L. (Fellow) Department of Agriculture, Ministry of Public Braunhollz, H. J. Works, Cairo, Egypt Bray, Rev W. H. (E. 1915) Briukley Rectory, Newmarket Banioter, T. R. Brayn, R. F. (E. 1914) A udil Department, Hong Kong. Barnes, Rev J. S. Daresbury, Warrington Brewster, T. F. South Kelsey, Lincoln BaJJett, H. S. Abbotsgate, Blundellsands, Lancs. Brice-Smith, H. F. Bashforth, Rev F. Brunnen, Woodhall Spa, Lincoln Brice-Smith, R. Hameringham Rectory, Homcastle Bateson, W. Manor House, Merton Parlc, Surrey, S.W. Brill, J. Eastcote, Weston Road, Bath Bayard, F. C. Copwold, Maldou Road, Wallington, Suney Brindley, H. H. 4, Devana Terrace, Cambridge Beale, C. 'Rridge End, Parsonage Road, Bournemouth Bromwich, T. J. I' A. (Fellow) (E. 19 13) Bea1d, E. C. Brooke, Z. N. (E. 1913) Gonville and Caius College tBeith, J. H. (E. 1912) Fettes College, Edinburg�1 Brooks, E. J. (E. 1913) 20, Cornwall Road, Westbourne Park, V'v. Belgrave, A. C. 14, Cambridge Gmdens, N. Kensington, W. Brown, A. E. 5, Victolia Road, Cambridge Belgrave, \V.N. C. Brown, Prof \V. Jethro Adelaide, Austt·alia Bell, Rev R. E. T. 124, The Portway, West Ham, E. (E. 1912) Hart's, Woodford Green, Essex Bell, T. 0. Earls Colne, Essex Brown, S. R. Bcllman, A. F. Brownbill, J. 56, Aldcliffe Road, Lancaster tBenians, E. A. (Fellow) Browne, B. Browne, Rev E. L. (M. 1915) Andrew's, Eastbourne Eennett, G. T. (E. 1914) Emmanuel College, Cambridge St. Browning, K. C. II, Barton Terrace, Dawlish, S. Devon Bennett, N. G. (E. 1913) Hillcrest, Green Lane, Northwood, Middlesex Brownson, R. D. D. D. London H spit l, E. Bentley, A. J. Lake View, Ambleside o a Brownson, T. K. Bentley, Rev R. A. ToeVicarage, Sykehouse, Snaith R.S.O., Yorks. Burnside, Hyde, Cheshire Bentley, Rev J. H. Theological College, Lichfield Bruton, F. A. Dursley, Gloucestershire Bryan, Rev W. A. Boyton Vicarage, Launceston Beresford, H. A. Hoby Rectory, Leicestershire Buchanan, G. B. (E. 1914) 13, Buckingham Terrace, Glasgow Besant, Dr vV. H. (Fellow) . Best, G. A. H. Haden Hill, Old Hill, Staffs. Bumsted, H. J. Alveley, Streatham, S W Bevan, G. T. M Bunt, A. S. Burnelt, Rev R. P. (E. 19 13) Cornwe!! Rectory, Chipping Norton tBevan,VenH. E.J. (E. 1915)The Rectory, Church Street, Chelsea, S.Vv. Burr, F. G. BilsLmd, A.. S. Bu1ton, H. P. W. Bitterley Rectory, Ludlow, Salop Bilsland, J. A. 21, Woodsi<le Terrace, Glasgow . Bush, R. E. Binns, A. J. Wittenberg, St. Andrew's Road, Gt Malvern Bushe·Fox, L. H. K. (Fellow) (E. 1913) Black, S. G. tBushell, Rev W. D. Harrow tBlackett, J. P. M. Inverard, Aberfoyle, N.B. Butt, S. Fernlea, Wilholme Road, Grimsby Blaclunan, F. F. (Fellow) Button, A. E. Blackman, Prof. V. H. 17, Berkeley Place, Wimbledon, S.W. (E. 1916) Byron-Scott, W. (E. 1914) Grammar School, Camelford, Cornwall IV Lzst of Subscz"rbers. Ltst of Subscrt"bers. V Nlfmt. Address. Jtame. Addnss. tCaldecott, Rev A., D.D. 13, Howden Road, South Norwood Hill, S.E. Collison, C. (E. 1915) 33, Northdown A venue, !1Ia1gate Callis, Rev A. W. The School Hall, Bury St. Edmunds Colson, C. G. T. Cama, Mrs. A K. (E. 1912) Pedder Road, Cumballa Hill, Bombay, India Colson, F. H. (E. 1911) 3, Grange Terrace, Grange Road, Cambridge tCampbell, A. Y. (Fellow) Conde r, J. M. Birlcs House, Sedbergh, Yorlcs. Campbell, C. G. H. Westminster Hospital, S.W. Coombs, A. G. 12, Castle Street, Bridgwater tCampbell, Rev A. J. 32, India Street, Glasgow Coombes, Rev H. E. H. Ipsden Vicarage, Wallingford (E. 1912) (E. 1914) Cardwell, A. G. Cooper, Rev Canon C. E. St Botolph's Vicarage, Lincoln Carliell, E. F. Ouida House, Bury St Edmunds [S.W, (E. 1915) Carpenter, C. G. 5, Thurleigh Mansions, 'Vandsworth Common, Cooper, H. Carpmael, E. (E. 1915) 34, High Street, Stevenage, Herts. Cooper, T. Junior House, Felsted, Essex Chadwick, B. Ll. tCoop, W. Albemarle, Ashton.under-Lyne Chadwick, M Coote, Sir Algernon, Bt. Ballyfin House, Mountratb, Ireland Chamberlain, Rev J. S. ff. Staplehurst Rectory, Kent Corney, L. G. Craig Gowan, Walton, Wanington (M. 1912) Cotton, R. H. A. 42, Spenser Square, Ramsgate Chaplin, W. H. (E. 1911) 13, Penywern Road, S. Kensington, W. Courtney, Lord 15, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W. Chasteney, H. E. 8, Larkdale Street, Nottingham "fCowie, H. Colet Lodge, Ashtead, Surrey Chatterji, A. K. Cox, H. S. Coolburst, St Albans Cheetham, F. P. Cox, Rev vV. A. (Fellow) el , H. Ch l Kneesall Vicarage, Newark, Notts. Craggs, E. H. The Poplars, Woodland Road, Middlesborough Cheshire, F. M. , Stoney Stratford, Bucks. Craggs, G. C. 43, Newcomen Tenace Redcar, Yorlcs.
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