2.-The Life, Times, and Correspondence of the
Right Rev. Dr. Doyle, Bishop of Kildare and
Leighlin, by W. J. Fitz Patrick, L.L.D., M.R.,
I.A., &c., Dublin; M. H. Gill and Son, 50, Up-
per Sackville Street; & London, James Duffy
and Sons, Paternoster Row
3.—The Industrial Arts of India, by George C. M.
Bridwood, C.S.I., M.D., Edinburgh, Art Re-
feree for the Indian Section of the South
Kensington Museum; with Maps and Wood-
cuts. Published for the Committee of Council
on Education, by Chapman and Hall, Limited,
193, Piccadilly
4.--Mathura, a District Memoir, by F. S. Growse,
B.C.S., M.A., Oxon., C.I.E; Fellow of the Cal-
cutta University. Second Edition: Illustrated,
Revised and Enlarged, 1880. Printed at the
North-Western Provinces and Oudh Govern-
ment Press
5.-Records of the Geological Survey of India, Vol.
XIII, Part 4, 1880. To be had at the Geologi-
cal Survey Office, Indian Museum; at the
Office of Superintendent Government Printing,
Calcutta: London, Trübner & Co.
2.--Index Geographicus Indicus, being a list, alpha-
betically arranged, of the principal places in
Her Imperial Majesty's Indian Empire, with
Notes and Statements, Statistical, Political, and
Descriptive, of the several Provinces and Ad-
ministrations of the Empire, the Native States,
Independent and Feudatory, attached to, and
in political relationship with each; and other
information relating to India and the East,
with Maps. Names spelt in accordance with
recent authorised Orthography. By Frederick
Baness, F. R. G. S., F. S. Sc. (Lond.) Survey of
India. Surveyor and Chief Draftsman, Geogra-
phical and Drawing Branch. Calcutta W.
Newman & Co., 3, Dalhousie Square. London;
Edward Stanfort, 55, Charing Cross. 1881
3. The Golden Treasury of the best Songs and
Lyrical Poems in the English Language, select-
ed and arranged with Notes by Francis Turner
Palgrave, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford.
Book Fourth. Edited with additional notes
by Peter Peterson, M. A., Ed. Dip. Bombay.
Bombay, 1880 (with the permission of Messrs.
Macmillan and Co.)
4. The Future of the Mohammadans of Bengal.
By Saeed. 1258. Solar Hijreh. Printed and
published at the Urdoo Guide Press; Calcutta,
1880
5.-Sketches in Indian Ink. By John Smith, Jnr.,
Colonel (Retired List). Calcutta: "Englishman"
Office, 9, Hare Street. London: W. H. Allen
& Co., 13, Waterloo Place, 1880
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9.-Sketches of Army Life in Russia. By F. V.
Greene, Lieutenant of Engineers, U. S. Army.
Late Military Attaché to the U. S. Legation in
St. Petersburgh; and Author of The Russian
Army and its Campaign in Turkey in 1877-78.
London, W. H. Allen & Co., 13, Waterloo Place xiii
10.- Central Asian Portraits; the Celebrities of the
Khanates and the neighbouring States.
By
Demetrius Charles Boulger, Member of the
Royal Asiatic Society, Author of " England and
Russia in Central Asia," "Yakoob Beg of
Kashgar," &c., London: W. H. Allen & Co., 13,
Waterloo Place, Publishers to the India Office
11.-The Irrigation Works of India, and their
Financial Results. Being a brief history and
description of the Irrigation Works of India,
and of the profits and losses which they have
caused to the State. By Robert B. Buckley,
Associate Member of the Institute of Civil En-
gineers, Member of the Institute of Mechanical
Engineers, Executive Engineer of the Public
Works Department of India, London: W. H.
Allen & Co., 13, Waterloo Place, Publishers to
the India Office
12.-Gulshan-i-Raz: The Mystic Rose Garden of
Sád-ud-Din Mahmud Shabistan. The Persian
text with an English translation and notes,
chiefly from the Commentary of Muhamad Bin
Yahya Lahiji. By E. H. Whinfield, M.A.,
Barrister-at-Law, late of H. M's Bengal Civil
Service. London, Trübner and Co.
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13. Report of the Director of Public Instruction in
the Bombay Presidency for the year 1879-80.
Printed at the Government Central Press,
Bombay
14.-Report on the Administration of the Baroda
State for 1878-79. Published by authority,
Calcutta. Printed at the Foreign Department
Press
15.-Selections from the Records of the Government
of the Punjab and its dependencies. New Series,
No. XVI, Note on the Revenue and Resources
of the Punjab; and No. XVII, Note on the
systems of fluctuating assessments in the Punjab,
Lahore. Printed at the Punjab Government
Civil Secretariat Press
16.-Précis of Official Papers, being abstracts of all
Parliamentary Returns directed to be printed
by both Houses of Parliament. Session, 1880.
W. H. Allen & Co., 13, Waterloo Place, London.
Publishers to the India Office
2.-VERNACULAR LITERATURE.
17.-Bamabodha.—By Nanda Krishna Basu, M.A. .....
18.-Yádava-Nandini Kavya. Printed by Iswar
Chandra Basu & Co., and Published by Cháru
Chandra Mukhopadhyaya
19.-Melá, Written and Published by Kálimaya
Ghataka. Printed by Gopál Chandra Dé, at the
New Sanskrit Press, 14, Duff Street, Calcutta ... xxiii
20.-Basanta-Utsaba (An opera). By the authoress
of Dipnirván. Printed and published by Kali
Kinkara Chakravarti at the Valmiki Press, Cal-
cutta
21.-Gocháráner Mátha. By Ahshaya Chandra Sarkár.
Printed and published by Nandalala Basu, at
the Sadharani Press, Chinsurah, 1287 B.S.
22.-Adhyatmiká. By Pyári Chánd Mitra. Printed
and published by Iswar Chaudra Basu and Co.,
at the Stanhope Press, 249, Bowbazar Street,
Calcutta, 1880
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