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ruEN DAYS IN IRELAND. By t e LIVERPOOL. Aunt-
-la CULTURAL LAUREATE. The Laur ate's Workon Ireland,
which is dedicated to the Members of at Association, will be
ready for issuing at the Bar of that titution on the evening of
their annual day, immediately after e Right Hon. Lord Stan-
ley leaves the Chair. Price 2s 6d. This Work, which is Agri-
cultural, Political, and Touristical, will also contain the two
Songs appointed tor this year's Meeting, and to be sung by the
Laureate in the course of the evening.

WORKS OF EDUCATION,
Printed for John Taylor, Bookseller and Publisher to the Uni-
versity, 30, Upper Gower-street, London ; a Sold by W.
Grape', Liverpool.
MIXTRACTS FROM ITALIAN PRO , WRITERS.
LA By Pr.,fessor PAN Tin, I.L.D. One t k vol. post 12u►o.
10s. 6,1. boards. _

"This is a most useful little volume, the compilation of Senor
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text book for students in the London University, but for all
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the object it professes to have in view."—New Monthly Maga-
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AN ELEMENTARY ITALIAN GRAMMAR. By Pro-
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GERMAN FOR BEGINNERS; or, Progressive Exer-
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A MANUAL OF GERMAN LITERATURE, containing
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2 vols. foolscap, Svo, 16s. boards.
t). GRAALNIA It OF THE HEBREW LANGUAGE, in
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'Etymology and Syntax. By Professor Ilettwrrz. Second
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" Mr. Hurwitz's grammar is the best elementary work of its
kind extant in the English language."—Journal of Education,
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