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HISTORY OF INSECTS. •
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N INTRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY;
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to the farmer and agriculturist,") the benefits derived from•
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Their young, their various kinds of food, and the means by
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SUPPLFMENT TO NM. EUSTACEIS TOUR.
In the P ' ress and speedily will be published,
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nu D. ATHIR an(l SUL'PLEMENTAL VOLUME,
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OUCH ITALY.

• • By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Baronet,
F. R. S. F. A. S. F.L. S.
'The late
,Mr. Enstace was in Italy collecting materials for
'a Third Volume of his Classical Tour, when be was suddenly
snatched from his friends and front the world, in the foil ma-
turity of, his intellectual powers, but in the early bloom of
his literary fed de. In the favourable reception and evensive
circulation of the two first Volumes of his Tour, the Public.
have borne testimony to their conviction of his leiirning- and
• his taste. The present Volume is intended to complete the la-
'bourS Of Ur. F.tdace, to supply his omissions, end to describe
those parts of Italy which- he bad nut visited, len
others have seldom explored. The Author of this Volume has
been partieultuly anxious to eaten) the knowledge of the
Interior of this Classical Region, into which so few novelle' s
have penetrated, and of which so little is known. lie has,
at the same time, enlarged its contents by a Tour round the
wirole an Account of Malta, an :ExcitrsiOn
to Polo in Istria, and a Description of the celebrated Monas-
teries of Muhl serrat,. in Spain, aud. of the.Otmoic Chanteuse,
in France.