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NEW WORKS ON THE STUDY OF THE
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By Dr. A. HEIMANN, Professor at University College.

LESSONS on the ELEMENTS of the GERMAN LANGUAGE. 12mo. 5s. cloth. MATERIALS for TRANSLATING from ENGLISH into GERMAN. 12mo. 5s. 6d, cloth.

London: D. Nutt, 270, Strand. (637)

SPEAKING FRENCH

GRAMMAR, exemplified without Rules; or, a New, Easy, and Certain Plan for speaking French

Months. JOHN LOTH, Teacher of Languages. By this method every Governess and Teacher may easily impart the French Language to their Pupils in this short time. 2s. 6d.

By the same Author,
TABLEAU des VERBES IRREGULIERS
(a Complete Table of the Irregular French Verbs).
This Table presents to the Student a great advantage,

CHOISIES de l'AMI des EN- by exhibiting in One View the Infinitive correspon 1

FANTS de M. BERQUIN, à l'usage des Pen- ing in Four Languages, viz. :-French, English, Gersions. New Edition, 12mo. 4s. 6d. roan. man, and Italian. Royal Sheet, 25 by 20 in., 1s.

Dulau and Co.; Longman and Co.; F. and J. Rivington; Whittaker and Co.; Simpkin and Co.; C. H. Law; J. Green; Clarke and Co.

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LONDON: August 1, 1851.

INDEX TO THE CONTENTS OF THE "CIRCULAR." WORKS PUBLISHED FROM THE 14TH TO THE 29TH

OF JULY

253-257

BOOKS NOW FIRST ADVERTISED AS PUBLISHED 258-260
PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS..

WORKS IN THE PRESS...

NEW EDITIONS LATELY PUBLISHED.

A FEW COPIES of the Educational Number of the Trade who are able to make a judicious use of the same.

PRICE Fourpence.

EDUCATIONAL WORKS...

LONGMAN AND CO.'S ENCYCLOPEDIAS, AND

DALY'S ILLUSTRATED BOOKS..
WORKS LATELY PUBLISHED......
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS...
BOOKS WANTED TO PURCHASE..

CIRCULAR may still be had by Subscribers in the
Immediate application is necessary.

ANDERSON (W. W.)-A Description and History of the
Island of Jamaica. By William Wemyss Anderson.
8vo. pp. 46, sewed, 6d.....
[4056

38.

Jamaica and the Americans. By William Wemyss Anderson. 8vo. pp. 30, sewed, 6d................. . [4057 ANSWER to "What is to become of the Crystal Palace?" By Greville. 8vo. sewed, is. ..[4058 ARNOLD (T. K.)-Thucydides, Book I.: with English Notes and Grammatical References. 12mo. pp. 260, cloth, 5s. 6d. (Vide Adv. 671.) [4059 AUE (C. E.)-Second German Reading Book; with Notes in English. By Carl Eduard Aue. 12mo. pp. 300, cloth, (4060 (Chambers' Educational Course.) BABYLON AND NINEVEH. The Two Volumes of the Monthly Series of the Religious Tract Society bound together, with engraved frontispiece. 18mo. pp. 384, cloth, 1s. 6d. . [4061 BACON (F.)-Essays, or Counsels, Civil and Moral. By Francis Bacon. With copious Notes, &c. by Dr. Spiers. 12mo. pp. 206, cloth, 38. [4062 BAINES (J.)-Tales of the Empire; or, Scenes from the History of the House of Hapsburg. By the Rev. John Baines, M.A. 18mo. pp. 96, cloth, 2s. [4063 BALLINGALL (SIR G.)-Observations on the Site and Construction of Hospitals. By Sir G. Ballingall. 4to. (Edinburgh), sewed, 2s. 6d. ...[4064 BARTH (DR.)-Poor Henry. Translated from the German, by S. Jackson. Square, pp. 130, bds. 1s. 6d. [1006

Subscription,

per

NEW WORKS

PUBLISHED FROM THE 14TH TO THE 29TH OF JULY.

263-264

265-266 265-266 267-268 268

...

THE Right Hon. T. B. MACAULAY'S Essay upon the Character of WILLIAM PITT, EARL OF CHATHAM, forms the new number of THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY-vide Adv. 661.

MR. MURRAY'S Handbook of MODERN LONDON is now ready. It forms a compact mass of useful information for all, either residents or strangers.

No. 1. of a NEW SERIES of THE JOURNAL OF SACRED LITERATURE, edited by JOHN KITTO, D.D., F.S.A., will be published on the 1st of October, 1851, 5s. per Number, or 20s. per Annum. This Journal has now been nearly four years before the public, and in that time the Editor has been enabled to realise many of the objects he originally contemplated. In this series more equal attention will be given to all the departments of sacred literature, and an effort will be made to render the Journal more generally readable to all who take interest in biblical investigations, without compromising the character for sound scholarship which the publication has already won.

BARNES (A.)-Notes, Explanatory and Practical, on the
Acts of the Apostles; designed for Sabbath School
Teachers and Bible Classes. By the Rev. Albert Barnes.
Revised by the Rev. Samuel Green. Square, pp. 330,
cloth, 48.
.[4065
BEALE (L. J.)-The Laws of Health in relation to Mind
and Body: a Series of Letters from an Old Practitioner
to a Patient. By Lionel John Beale. Post 8vo. pp. 322,
cloth, 7s. 6d.
..[4067
BENNETT (J. H.)-Lectures on Clinical Medicine. By
J. H. Bennett. Part 5, 8vo. (Edinburgh), sewed, 2s.[4068
BERLYN (P.) and FOWLER (C.)-The Crystal Palace.
Svo. cloth, reduced to 5s.
..[4069
BISHOP (J.)-Collection of Chants. By J. Bishop. Ob-
long, sewed, ls. 4d.
. [4070
BLACK'S Picturesque Guide through North and South
Wales and Monmouthshire; iilustrated by Maps, Charts,
and Views of Scenery. 12mo. pp. 400, cloth, 5s...[4071
BLACK (G.)-Modern English Quakerism: an Account of
a Gross Case of Fraud by certain Members of the Society
of Friends. By George Black. 2d edition, 8vo. pp. 100,
sewed, 1s. 6d. ..
[4072
BLOTS on the Escutcheon of Rome: a Brief History of
the Chief Papal Persecutions. By Six Protestant Ladies.
Edited by Miss Christmas; with an Introduction by the
Rev. H. Stowell. Post 8vo. pp. 380, cloth, 7s. 6d. [4073
BLYTH (G.)-Reminiscences of Missionary Life; with
Suggestions to Churches and Missionaries. By the Rev.
George Blyth. 12mo. pp. 264, cloth, 48.
..[4074

Alphabetical List of New Works-continued.

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BOSANQUET (S.)-The Sacramental and the Mediatorial | DONALDSON (J.)-Soils and Manures, the Improvement
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(Monmouth), pp. 18, sewed, 6d.
....[4075 12mo. pp. 160, sewed, 1s.....
....[4103
BRADSHAW'S Strangers' Guide through London. 3d DOWER'S School Atlas. Revised by Petermann. New
edition, square, sewed, 1s...
..[4076 edition, royal 8vo. with 40 maps, 12s..... ...[4104
BRADSHAW'S Guide through London. 2d edition, square, DOYLE (R.)-Les Moeurs et les Coutumes des Anglais en
sewed, reduced to 18.
..[4077 1849. Par Richard Doyle. Avec des Extraits du Jour-
BREWER (DR.)-Guide to the Scientific Knowledge of
nal du Monsieur Pips. Contribués par Perceval Leigh.
Things familiar. By the Rev. Dr. Brewer. 6th edition,
4to. 158...
..[4105
18mo. pp. 496, cloth, 38. 6d.
[4078 DUD DUDLEY'S Mettallum Martis; or, Iron made with
CAMPBELL'S Pleasures of Hope, &c., with Collins' and
Pit Coal, Sea Coal, &c. 12mo. pp. 70, boards, 2s. 6d. [4106
Gray's Works. 24mo. cloth, 2s...
[4079 DUNCAN (D.)-The Law of Moses; its Character and
CHARVOLANT.-A Treatise on the Eropleustic Art; or,
Design. By David Duncan. 12mo. (Edinburgh), pp.
Navigation in the Air by Means of Kites, or Buoyant 410, cloth, 6s.
[4107
Sails: with a Description of the Charvolant, or Kite EDMUNDS (J.)-Sermons preached for the most part ina
Carriage. Square, pp. 54, illustrations, bds. 2s. 6d. [4080 Village Church in the Diocese of Durham. By the Rev.
CHEVALLIER (T)-A Translation of the Epistles of Cle-
John Edmunds. 12mo. pp. 340, cloth, 58..........[4108
ment of Rome, Polycarp and Ignatius, and of the Apolo-
(Vide Adv. 567.)
gies of Justin Martyr and Tertullian. By Temple Che.
vallier. 2d edition, 8vo. pp. 490, cloth, 12s. ......[4081
(Vide Adv. 654.)
CHILD'S Guide to Knowledge: being a Collection of Use-
ful and Familiar Questions and Answers on Every-day
Subjects; adapted for Young Persons, and arranged in
the most simple and easy Language. By a Lady. 20th
edition, enlarged with several additional Subjects. 18mo.
half-bound, 3s.
[4082
CHRIST in his Ministry the Fountain of Life. 18mo.
(Bath), pp. 24, sewed, 3d.
..[4083
CHRISTIAN (The) Armed. 12mo. pp. 208, cl. 3s.6d.[4084
CHURCHES (The) of Sussex. By R. H. Nibbs. 1st se-
ries, 4to. cloth, 2. 4s....
..[4085
CLIFFE (C. F.)-Book of North Wales. By C. F. Cliffe.
2d edition, 12mo. with map and illustrations, cl. 5s.[4086
COMPANION to the Services of the Church of England
for Every Sunday in the Year. 18mo. pp. 396, cloth, re-
duced to 3s. 6d.
.[4087
COMPULSORY (The) Marriage and its Consequences: a
Novel. 3 vols. post 8vo. pp. 920, cloth, 31s. 6d.....[4088
(Vide Adv. 555.)

COOKSON (R.)-The Goosnargh Rambler. By Richard
Cookson. 12mo. (Preston), pp. 150, cloth, 1s. 6d... [4089
CORFE (G.)-Physiognomy of Diseases. By George Corfe.
4to. cloth, reduced to 5s...
....[4090
COX (J.)-Life Reviewed and Death Surveyed; a Discourse
on the Death of Mr. Pope, Baptist Minister of Meopham;
with a Sketch of his Life and Death. By John Cox.
18mo. cloth, 1s. 6d.
[4091
CROLY (G.)-Protestantism contrasted with Popery. By
the Rev. G. Croly, LL.D. Three Speeches, with a Pre-
face. 8vo. pp. 22, sewed, 1s.......
..(4092
CROLY (G.)-Scenes from Scripture; with other Poems.
By the Rev. George Croly. 8vo. pp. 230, cl. 10s. 6d. [4093
(Vide Adv. 645.)

NEWSPAPER de Adv. 561.)

CROSS (F.)-Hints to all about to Rent, Buy, or Build
House Property. By Francis Cross. 3d edition, en-
larged, 12mo. pp. 160, cloth, 2s. 6d....
.[4094
CROWTHER (J.)-An Essay on Scriptural Education.
By the Rev. Jonathan Crowther. Svo. pp. 44, sewed,
6d.
[4095
CRUICKSHANK (J.)- Accordion and Flutina Teacher.
By J. Cruickshank. Square (Aberdeen), pp. 40, sewed,
18.
..[4096
CRYSTAL PALACE.-A Medical Man's Plea for a Winter

Garden in the Crystal Palace. 8vo. sewed, 6d. .... [4097
CURLING (H.)-A Lashing for the Lashers; being an
Exposition of the Cruelties practised upon the Cab and
Omnibus Horses of London. By Henry Curling. 8vo.
sewed, 6d.
[4098
DAILY OFFICE for the Use of Families; to be said Morn-
ing and Evening throughout the Year. Fcp. 8vo. pp.
102, sewed, 9d.; cloth, 1s. 2d.
[4099
DARLING (J.)-Can a Clergyman create an Equitable
Charge on his Living under the Statute 1 and 2 Vict.,
cap. 10? By John Darling, M.A. 8vo. pp. 28, sewed,

1s...

...[4099*
DAVIDSON (S.)-Introduction to the New Testament.
Vol. 3, The First Epistle to Timothy to the Revelations.
By Samuel Davidson. Evo. pp. 700, cloth, 15s..... [4100

FIRST COUSINS; or, My Own Story. 2 vols post 8vo.
pp. 600, cloth, 21s...
[4112
FLAX QUESTION (The), as affecting Ireland and the Co
lonies. 8vo. pp. 16, sewed, 1s.....
...[4113
FLETCHER (A.)-The Bible the Great Exhibition for All
Nations. By the Rev. A. Fletcher. 32mo. pp. 140, cloth,
1s. 6d.....
.[4114
FLY FISHING in Salt and Fresh Water, in 6 Plates repre
senting Artificial Flies. 8vo. pp. 76, cloth, 7s. 6d. [45
FOOD FOR BABES; or, the First Sermons that Little
Children are able to understand. By the Rev. D. Bar-
clay Bevan. 3d edition, 18mo. (Bristol), pp. 356, cloth,

3s.

[4116 FREEMAN (J. J.)-Tour in South Africa; with Notices of Natal, Mauritius, Madagascar, Ceylon, Egypt, and Pa lestine. By J. J. Freeman. 12mo. pp. 504, cloth, 7s.[4117 GATTY (MRS. A.)-The Fairy Godmothers, and other Tales. By Mrs. Alfred Gatty. 12mo. pp. 154, cloth, 4s. 6d. ..[4118 GILES (DR.)-Geography in Question and Answer; for the Use of Little Children. By Dr. Giles. 18mo. pp. 98, sewed, 9d.... [4119 GLADSTONE (W. E.)-Two Letters to the Earl of Aber deen, on the State Prosecutions of the Neapolitan Government. By the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. 3d edition, 8vo. pp. 60, sewed, 28....... .[4120 GOODACRE'S ARITHMETIC. By W. Goodacre and T. Cockayne. 11th edition, 12mo. (Nottingham), pp. 260, cloth, 3s. [4121 GORTON (J.)-A General Biographical Dictionary. By John Gorton. New edit. 4 vols. 8vo. cloth, 31s. 6d. [4129 GRESLEY (W.)-The Ordinance of Confession. By Wil liam Gresley, M.A. Fcp. 8vo. pp. 148, cloth, 3s... [4123 GRIFFIN (G.)-Rivals; and Tracey's Ambition. By Ge rald Griffin. 12mo. boards, 1s. ; cloth, 1s. 6d. ....[4124 GUESSES AT TRUTH. By Two Brothers. (Parlour Library.) 4th edition, 12mo. pp. 412, cloth, 6s.

1st series, .....[4125

Ditto. 2d series, 2d edition, 12mo. pp. 400, cl. 7s.[4126 GUIDE to Jewish History. 3d edition, 18mo. half-bound, reduced to 2s...... ..[4127 GUIZOT'S Monk's Contemporaries: a Series of Biogra phic Studies on the English Revolution. 12mo. pp. 204, with fine portrait of Edward Lord Clarendon, boards, 1s. 6d. .[4128 (Bohn's Cheap Series.) HAHNEMANN (S.), The Lesser Writings of, translated, collected, and edited by R. E. Dudgeon. 8vo. pp. 890, cloth, 21s....... ...[4129 HANMER (F.)-A French Lesson Book, in Three Parts; containing the Elements of French Conversation; familiar and easy Dialogues; the French Verbs as generally used in Conversation; together with Examples for Oral Practice. By F. Hanmer. 8vo. pp. 132, cl. 3s. 6d. [4130 HAY (J.)-Sermons and Sacramental Addresses by the late Rev. James Hay. With Memoir by Rev. W. Mackenzie. Post Svo. (Edinburgh), pp. 400, cloth, 68........... ...[4131

EXHIBITION (The) London Guide. By the Rev. J.
Richardson. 12mo. sewed, 18......
...[4109
FAIRBAIRN (W.)-Two Lectures on the Construction of
Boilers, and Boiler Explosions; with Means of Preven
tion. By W. Fairbairn. 8vo. pp. 50, sewed, 1s...[4110
FINLAY (G.)--History of Greece, and of the Empire of
Trebizond, 1204-1461, from its Conquest by the Cru
saders to its Conquest by the Turks. By George Finlay
8vo. pp. 530, cloth, 12s.

Alphabetical List of New Works-continued.