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This day was TWO VOIS• Bei% price .€l. boards.
11111 E PRESENT PRACTICE and CO:ITS in
A- the HIGH COUR of CHANCE Y ; with Practical Di.
=edit us and Remarit• for the guidance of the :•olscitor in the con-
itming of • Cause, *roan the cornowe.cement to its citoe ; and
Idsu in conducting Prot- (dings in Lunacy, and Matters under
the jurisdiction of the Court or (II the Lord Chancellor ; In which
the ilractiee of the Court', and partivilarly before the Master, is
fully explained; comainmq a valuable Collection of ti9e:6l cee-
dents, with the add* of We modern Cases and the late Ordi.rs
of Court relative to ily S. TURNER. solcitor. I iftli
Edition, cunaiderahly colaiged and isupiuved, by ROBERT
VEN A ISLES. Esq. .
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MIDSUMMER VACATION —TO SCHOULNIASIERS.
This day was published,
Price 2s. ad. bound, :be Eighth Edition, improved, of

/111-1 E ETON LATIN'GRAMMAR. with Ex-
plantrory Note., collected /rum v.u-tous Grammarians, lot
the Ute of bchools.

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By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D.
Author of various popular School Bot,ks.
•„41 The arivanta.,;es possessed by tl is Edition, over every other
copy of the Eton Grammar, are ntinerous and Inspi.rtanc.
ke text has been revised with extraordinary care, so that it Is
wow brought to the purest state of accuracy ; and the Notes,
which are distributed throughout, are calCulnted to alirllge the
labour of the Teacher, and at the same time fac.litate the study
of the Pupil. The i ype and the Paper are of a ,lii,crAn• quality
--recomniendatious which, united, olrained fur Cr. Ma-
yor's Edition a very central adoption ta :he l riix yal schools
thiolighout the kingdom.
London : Printed for I...din:lton and Cr. Law and Co.
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Co. Geo. Wilkie, R. Pruner, and T. Boust•y.

EARLY KNOWLEDGE..
VI. day was publifbed, neatly printed in two pocket vols. with
f :ontispiects, price Ms. 6d• in boards, or 12s.
tairmlrg a complete Nursery Library, or separate, price I
each, New Editions, greatly improved. of
DR. MAYOR'S CATECHISNIS; or, FIRST
PRINCIPLES of KNOWLEDGE and INS I'aUCTION
tar YOUNG CHILDREN of EIPHER SEX; for the Use of
S:chools and families.
•„• To Talc PUPLIC.--SIPCP the first appearance of Dr. MA-
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insidious attempt to foist off, tinder this elt works, labia,
in some caste, are neither sound iu pthicipies, nor correct is y:Pint
of heti. They refrain, however, trout eillarguig tin this subject;
End only respectfully request, that Parents and Ttuctstrs wdt
give that preference whtch they may feel to Le due, to the sanc-
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IMPROVED GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS.
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the Sccond Edition, corrected, greattyenla►ged, and brought
down to the Peace of ratio, IBIS,

LiaLENIEN 1 81,1UNIVERSA L GEOGRAPHY,
Ancient and Modern; contaliting a Description of the
Boundary, kittent, Division a, Chia Cities, Sea Ports, Bays and
Gull., Lakes, Rivers, Capes, Mountains, Forests, islands Govern-
mem, Religions, Language, Population Army, Navy, Revenue,
Climate, Soil, Prodlicions, Commerce, Fvents, &c. of
the ss veal Comore*, States, &c. in the known World. To
uh.ch are added, Historical, Classical, and Mythological Notes.
By A. PICQUO
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trawling geography, than by making the pupil familiar with the
application of the contents of sttzh a book as this to tlte snip."
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