Angus’s Handbook of the English tongue. Mo- 
rell’s Analysis of Grammar. White’s History of 
Great Britain and Ireland, or Morris’s History of 
England. Cornwell’s School Geograpby. Tod- 
hunter’s Euclid. Colenso’s Algebra, Part I. 
Cornwell’s School Atlas. 
2,582. Madras University Calendar for 1870-1. 
2,563. Madras University text books in English, 
illustrating the Standard required for the first ex- 
amination in Arts.—Milton’s Paradise Lost, Books 
I. & II. The Adelphi Press First Arts text book 
for December 1871. Thompson’s Laws of Thought. 
Marshman’s History of India, 3 Vols. Todhunter’s 
Algebra. Pott’s Euclid, complete. Phillips’ 
Comprehensive Atlas. 
2,563. Madras University text books, illustrating the 
Standard required for the degree of a Bachelor of 
Arts (B.A.).—Arnold’s Lectures on Modern 
History. Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage. Bacon’s 
Essays. Mill on Liberty. Sir ffm. Hamilton’s 
Lectures, vols. I. & II. Hallam’s Middle Ages, 
vols. L, II., & III. Student’s Gibbon. Student’s 
Hume. Parkington’s Elementary Mechanics. 
Drew’s Conic Sections. Main’s Plane Astronomy. 
Todhunter’s Plane Trigonometry. 
Madras School of Industrial Arts. 
1,646. Annual Report. 
2,418. Drawings of architectural Ornaments. 
2.422. Drawing lessons. 
2.423. Rudimentary drawing lessons. 
Bombay Committee. 
2,347. Bombay University Calendar and set of ex- 
amination papers. 
2,346. Examination papers of Engineering College, 
Poona. 
3,791. Engineering drawings. 
G. W. Terry, Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy School of Art 
Bombay. 
A series of drawings from the Ambernath Temple. 
1.940. General plan of Ambernath Temple and its 
environs. 
1.941. Half ground plan, half ceiling. 
1.942. Longitudinal section. 
1.943. Transverse section. 
1.944. Details. 
1.945. Detail of north-west corner of Mandap M on 
plan. 
1,946 to 1,951. Details. 
1.952. Details of pilaster and verandah. 
1.953. Detail of south-west pilaster, west porch. 
1.954. Detail of doorway leading to Vimanah, J on 
plan. 
1.955. Detail of recess. 
These drawings were made from measurements 
taken on the spot by students of the Sir 
Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy School of Art. Tliey 
should be considered as the result of the teach- 
ing in the Architectural Class in the School of 
Art. 
A series of decorative architectural panels in oil- 
colours and water-colours by pupils of the School 
of Art. 
Capt. A. M. Lang, R.E. 
4.307. Indian engineering papers, published quarterly 
in English, at Seharunpore (from the'Exhibition of 
1872). 
Thomason Civil Engineering College. 
4.308. Calendar. 
Lieut. F. Firebrace, R.E. 
4.309. Professional papers on surveying. Roorkee 
College, Seharunpore. 
Hyderabad Local Committee. 
3,869, 3,870. Plans of buildings, Hyderabad En 
gineering School. 
SECTION IV— AUXILIARY MEANS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT 
OF ADULTS. 
Bombay Committee. 
Catalogue of manuscripts from Guzerath. From 
Bombay. 
Bombay Sanskrit series. 
Specimens of Modi and Pehlvi literature. 
N.W. Provinces Local Committee. 
Astronomical and other instruments, as follows :— 
“ Bhittiyantra.” A mural quadrant. 
“ Yantra-sumrat ” (the prince of instruments). 
“ Chakra-gantra.” 
“ Digansa-yantra.” 
“ Chakra.” Circle. 
“ Chassa.” Semicircle. 
“ Turiya.” Quadrant. 
“ Phalaka-yantra.” Yertical circle. 
Equinoctial circle. 
Slate sun-dial. 
Gnomon. 
Scientific works:— 
Bibliotheca Indica (2 copies). 
The Memmandira Observatory. 
The Siddhanta Sirnioni. 
A series of 256 vernacular educational works, pub 
lished by the N.W. Provinces Government Press. 
Dr. Leitner, Lahore. 
Illuminated addresses in Urdu, &c. Specimens of 
newspapers started and books published by Dr. 
Leitner in the Punjab, and other specimens of his 
educational and other works. Maps of the Pun 
jab, the Frontier, Turkistan, &c. Specimens of 
native handwriting and toe-writing. Specimens 
of native printing in various languages, &c. 
Madras Local Committee. 
l,592/’72. Specimens of Canarese and Malayalum 
types from South Canara. 
2,596. Collection of Tamil letters written on Palmyra 
leaves. 
2,599. Specimens of superior printing, binding, &c., 
executed in Madras. 
2,581. Populär vernacular reading books to illustrate 
the efforts made by the Madras School Book and 
Vernacular Literature Society to provide instruc-