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BOOKS JUST PUBLISHED.

liENNEDY'S HOMER'S ILIAD, with copious
Elementary English Notes, Indexes, and a Latin Version.
Second Edition, 3 vols. cloth lettered, 275.

This new edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the
Author, many critical and philological notes have been added, and
where it was found expedient, the more important Scholia have
been translated and incorporated with the commentary.
I I.

RUDIMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR, compiled chiefly
from the Grammars of Buttman, Matthias, Gail, Neilson, &c. &c.
By the Rev. T. D. HINCKS, M.R. I.A. Fourth Edition, 3s. 6d.

ASA"
BAILLIE'S OVID METAMORPHOSES (selections from),
a new and correct edition ; to which is added, a Selection from the
Epistles, with copious English Notes, Ordo, and a Prose Version.
12m0., bound, ss.

In this edition all the Fables usually read at Schools have been
retained, and the Ordo, which was heretofore placed along the
margin of the text (and which was a matter much complained of
by Teachers), has been printed at the end of the work, and nume-
rous errors which abounded in former editions have been corrected.
John Cumming, Dublin; and Whittaker and Co., Ave Maria-
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1. Death of a Devotee,
2. The Priest's Funeral,
3. Neal Malone,
4. The Brothers,
5. The Illicit Distiller,
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read,
I R E L A N D,
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6. The Dream of a Broken
Heart,
7. Lachlin Murray, and the
Blessed Candle.

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To-morrow, the 30th, will be published, price 65.,
No. XXVII. of
THE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW.
CONTENTS :
ART. I. Madame de Stael.—ll. German Military History of the
Sixteenth Century.—lll. Central Asia (Recent, Travels in).—
IV. The Present School of Architecture in Germany—The Na-
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French Commercial Policy—the New Customs Law.—lX. History
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THE ANALYST, and MONTHLY JOURNAL
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CONTENTS—On the Arch—Mysteries of Memory—Review of
Lees' Lecture on the Affinities of Plants with Man and Animals

—Stanzas—Biooraphical Sketch of the Westfaling family, Rud-
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of Meteorological Appearances with Changes in the Temperature
and Weather—Lines to E —Fine Arts, First Exhibition of
Paintingsat_ the Athenmum, Worcester—Review of Prints and

Illustrated Works—Critical Notices, Domestic and Foreign—Facts
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