In Richardson's novel Pamela marries the young Squire B. and reforms him.

Clearly, therefore, Mr. H.H. RICHARDSON has more to follow; and, as one should call no hero fortunate till his author has ceased writing, it is as yet too early for a final pronouncement upon Richard Mahony.

That I anticipate their future with much interest is a genuine tribute to the humanity in which Mr. RICHARDSON has clothed his cast.

" Mr. G.C. Richardson, Owen Station, Mo., in the St. Louis "Republican," May 5, 1838.

SEE Wright, Richardson. WRIGHT, RICHARDSON.

SEE Wright, Richardson. WRIGHT, RICHARDSON.

SEE Wright, Richardson. WRIGHT, HAROLD N. A textbook of materia medica pharmacology and therapeutics, by Harold N. Wright & Mildred Montag.

WRIGHT, RICHARDSON.

WRIGHT, RICHARDSON.

SEE Richardson, Henry Handel.

By J. Grace Walker, Nell F. Bartels & Mary E. Marye (Mary E. Richardson) © 14Feb47; AA45654.

Blanche Walker (E), Nell F. Bartels & Mary E. Marye (Mary E. Richardson) (A); 29Jul74; R581779.

SEE Wright, Richardson, ed.

RICHARDSON, ANTHONY.

for Anthony Richardson) (A) RICHMOND, GRACE LOUISE (SMITH) Cherry Square.

SEE Richards, Laura E. RICHARDSON, ANTHONY.

A950689. Anthony Richardson (A); 21Oct54; R137572.

SEE Davenport, Samuel Richardson.

SEE Davenport, Samuel Richardson.

SEE Davenport, Samuel Richardson.

SEE Davenport, Samuel Richardson.

With an introd. by Richardson Wright.

MARYE, MARY E. SEE Richardson, Mary E. Marye.

Margaret B. Richardson (C of Newton Henry Black); 28May76; R634188.

Dr. Richardson, the eminent English physician and scientist, asserts that the misery of the women of the poorer classes of the population in England is more than doubled by the use of tea, which only soothes or stimulates to intensify the after-coming depression and languor.