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DICTION/42%1XE DES VERBES FRANCAIS ; or,
a Dictionary of Freirli Verbs, shelving their different go-
vernments; to which is prefixed a table of irregular Verbs, and
some remarks on the Tenses of the Conjugation and the Article.
By J. C. TARVER,
French Master at Eton College.
••• This work is intended to supply a deficiency remarkable in
all. French Dictionaries (even the largest, Borer's and Chem-
bawl's); we mean an erplanstion of the eases which verbs govern.
French and English are an different in this respect that they hardly
ever use the correspondent preboaltions. Fernier a one rersonne—to
think of a pawn ; dependre de as supericurs—to depend on one's
superiors; eehapper aon danger—to escape a danger; f:emir (rot e
chose—to shudder at a thing; remplir one chambre de livres— o
fill a room with books, &c. &c. As rules could not he given t n
this subject without their becoming toe numerous, and without es.
ceptions, it was thought preferable to treat each verb serarateL
and to illustrate each individual rule by several examples. We fe I
no hesitation in saying, that to those who wish to write French cor-
rectly, this work will be extremely useful.
Sold by Dolan and Co., 37, Soho-squarr, who have just pub-
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Beebe' de Napoleon Bonaparte; obis pars ii uso do lastres Na.
clones campuesta segun el plan del Dr. Wanostrocht y de M. Per-
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A CATALOGUE of Foreign ELEMENTARY WORKS,
including a selection of classical and standard Books in the French,
Italian, Spanish. Portuguese, and other languages ; also a List of
the miniature Editions nor publishing in Parts, of the French,
Week, Latin, Italian, and English Classics, on sale, at the prices
affixed.

LONDON MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOUR-
NAL.—No. 11. of the New Serio,, containing Hospital
Cases, will be published of the Ist of August.

CONTENTS:
Cases of Follicular Ulceration of the Intestines, with observations
on its Pathology, by C. Hewett, M.D. Physician to St. George's
Hospital.
Cases illustrative of the Treatment of Rheumatism, treated at St.
George's Hospital, by Dr. Chambers
Cases of Disease of the Heart, treated at the Middlesex Hospital,
by Dr. Macmichael.
Cases of Sloughing Ulceration, treated at St. Thomas% Hospital,
by Mr. Travers and Mr. Green.
Ditto, treated at the St. James's Infirmary, by Mr. Rose.
Case of Popliteal Aneurism, in which the Femoral Artery is di-
vided into two equal branches, which again became united (illus-
trated by a wood-cut), treated at the Middlesex Hospital, by Mr.
Charles Bell.
Case of Unsuccessful Transfusion of Blood in a Case of Uterine
Hemorrhage, by :114, Jewel.
Case in which an attempt was made to extirpate several Ovarian
Tutnours, in a Patient of the Westminster Dispensary, by Dr.
Granville.
Documents relative to Vaccination, with a Diagram and Table,
by A. B. Glanville, M.D. 1.11.5.
Observations on Specific Diseases and Medicines, by J. A Ilan, Esq.
Reviews of Dr. Paris on Diet, Mr. C. Hutchison's Practical
Observations in Surgery, and Mr. Cooke on White Mustard Seed
Collect/ma, consisting of a variety of Extracts from Foreign and
Domestic Journals, &c. arranged according to subjects.
Intelligence, containing a Report of prevailing Diseases: Re.
port of the Associated Apothecaries; Document from the Army
Medical Board relative to Candidates for Promotion, &c. &c.
No. I. Was published on the Ist of July, containing Cases and
Papers. by Drs. Chambers, P.M. Latham, ilawkins Alaclersi,
and liecamier (of Paris); and Messrs. Travers, ltro' die, Bell,
Guthrie, Jeffreys, Shaw, and Mackenzie (of Glasgow). Reviews
of Alr. Travers on Irritation, lily. White on Hydrophobia, I/r.
Scudamore on the
Repertoire General d' Anatom le, &c. with various articles
of Collectanea and Intelligence.
Published by J. Sower, TJ, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and to be
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Death of %Veber Mr. Braham Braham 3 0
White and Red Roses Mad. Vcstris Barnett 2 0
Sing on, Sing on Miss Stephens Clifton 2 0
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Morning around us Miss tioodall Wale 2 0
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Farewell Song Miss Foote Kelly 2 0
The Year that's awa Mr. Dearman Stevenson 2 0
This Blooming Rose Mr. Philipps Philipps 2 0
Will you with me? Mr. Sapio Wade 2 0
1 The Birds are singing Mr. Benham Braham 2 li
The Daughter of hove Miss Paton Horn 2 0
The bonnie wee Wife Mad. Vestris Mrs. Miles 2 0
Cherry Ripe (Bth edition) Ditto Ilmn 2 0
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Blue Bonnets Mr. Braham Lee 2 0
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Blink over the Burn
Flora M`Donald
The Burn of Chaae
She smiled
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Woman

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Mr. Braham Philipps 2 0
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