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Books just published by Lackinglon, Allen, Co.
Dr. Mavor's Catechisms, for the Use of Schools arid Families,
very neady printed in two Pocket Volumes, price Half a Guinea.
** * The popularity of these Catechisms (which, among other branches of a useful and polite education!
embrace famd'ar introductions to Geography—to English History—the Arts and Sciences—Universa1
History—Botany—Animated Nature, &c. &c.) lias been such, as to require tneir frequent re-pubiicatioit
within i- very short period. Their merits have also been" duly appreciated by the Monthly and other Li-
terury Journalists; and though they still continue to be sold separately, at Js.each, they are now offered
in a collected form, at the suggestion of many highiy.respected Masters of Academies, who have begn
pleased to recommend them as—" an entertaining as well as useful Juvenile/Library, for Youth of either
Six, between the ages of seven and twelve years."
Stenography, or the Art of Short-hand perfected ; containing
Rules and Instructions whereby the most illiterate may acquire the mode of taking down
Trials, Orations, Lectures, &c. in a few hours, and be competent, by a ljftle experience,
to practise the same. 2s. 6<L 2
A New Pocket Atlas, and Geo($rapi|Aof England and Wales,
illustrated with 55 Copper-plates, shewing all the gnjfoBst-roads, with the towns situate
thereon ; also a description of the air, soil, productions, and manufactures ; as well as the
number of hundreds, cities, boroughs, market towns, parishes, houses, and inhabitants.
By John Luff man, Geographer. Half-boun J 7s. Gd., or 10s. 6d. Tricolours.
A Pocket Chronologis.t, or authentic Register of recent Events,
domestic and foreign. By John Luffman. 2s, sewed, or 2s. 6d. half-bound.
Youth's Mentor, or an easy Introduction to the Study of Elocution,
Poetry, History, Chronology, and the sublime of Scripture j for the use of Pupils, Teach-
ers, and Parents. By an experienced Schoolmaster. 2s. 6d. c, '
Anecdotes illustrative of the surprising Instinct and Sagacity of
Birds: a neat, pocket volume, for Youth. 2s. 6d.
Cabinet of Curiosities, or Repository of Entertainment; an
amusing volumej for Youth. 3s.
Clio, or a Discourse on Taste: addressed to a young Lady.. A
new Edition,-witlvQuotations, Anecdotes, and Notes. 8vo. 6s. 6jd. -
Rudiments of Chemistry ; illustrated by Experiments, and eight
Copper-plate Engravings of Chemical Apparatus. By Samuel Park^, author of the
Chemical Catechism, &c. 5s. j£
The Gentleman's Library, being a Compendiu^f of the Duties
of Life in Youth and Manhood; containing Lord Chesterfield's Advice to his Son, Observa-
tions on Men and Manners) Polite Philosopher, and Rochefducault's Maxims ; with Selec-
tions from the Works of Hugh Blair, D.D., and James Fordyce, D.D. Elegantly printed
in a'pocket volume. 5s.
Odell's Essay on the Elements, Accents, and Prosody of rhe
English Language, intended to have been printed as an Introduction to Mr. Boucher's
Supplement to Dr. Johnson's Dictionary. !2rao. 3s. 6d.
Universal History, Antient and Modern, in a Series of Letters to
a Youth at School; exhibiting a view of the origin, progress, deflke, and fall, of.every
considerable State, from the earliest times to the present period : a copious Chronolo-
gical fable of remarkable Events and Occurrences, from the Creatio^to the Peace of 1802.
By il . ird Turnek, Jun., LL.D. 12mo. 4s.
Thl Poetic Garland, containing a popular Selaefion of Poems,/,
with Lives o£ the Authors, and Explanatory Notes. By the Rev. Mr. Evans. Finely
printed; with plates, (is.
• Aphorisms for Youth, with Observations and Reflections, rei^ious,
Books just published by Lackinglon, Allen, Co.
Dr. Mavor's Catechisms, for the Use of Schools arid Families,
very neady printed in two Pocket Volumes, price Half a Guinea.
** * The popularity of these Catechisms (which, among other branches of a useful and polite education!
embrace famd'ar introductions to Geography—to English History—the Arts and Sciences—Universa1
History—Botany—Animated Nature, &c. &c.) lias been such, as to require tneir frequent re-pubiicatioit
within i- very short period. Their merits have also been" duly appreciated by the Monthly and other Li-
terury Journalists; and though they still continue to be sold separately, at Js.each, they are now offered
in a collected form, at the suggestion of many highiy.respected Masters of Academies, who have begn
pleased to recommend them as—" an entertaining as well as useful Juvenile/Library, for Youth of either
Six, between the ages of seven and twelve years."
Stenography, or the Art of Short-hand perfected ; containing
Rules and Instructions whereby the most illiterate may acquire the mode of taking down
Trials, Orations, Lectures, &c. in a few hours, and be competent, by a ljftle experience,
to practise the same. 2s. 6<L 2
A New Pocket Atlas, and Geo($rapi|Aof England and Wales,
illustrated with 55 Copper-plates, shewing all the gnjfoBst-roads, with the towns situate
thereon ; also a description of the air, soil, productions, and manufactures ; as well as the
number of hundreds, cities, boroughs, market towns, parishes, houses, and inhabitants.
By John Luff man, Geographer. Half-boun J 7s. Gd., or 10s. 6d. Tricolours.
A Pocket Chronologis.t, or authentic Register of recent Events,
domestic and foreign. By John Luffman. 2s, sewed, or 2s. 6d. half-bound.
Youth's Mentor, or an easy Introduction to the Study of Elocution,
Poetry, History, Chronology, and the sublime of Scripture j for the use of Pupils, Teach-
ers, and Parents. By an experienced Schoolmaster. 2s. 6d. c, '
Anecdotes illustrative of the surprising Instinct and Sagacity of
Birds: a neat, pocket volume, for Youth. 2s. 6d.
Cabinet of Curiosities, or Repository of Entertainment; an
amusing volumej for Youth. 3s.
Clio, or a Discourse on Taste: addressed to a young Lady.. A
new Edition,-witlvQuotations, Anecdotes, and Notes. 8vo. 6s. 6jd. -
Rudiments of Chemistry ; illustrated by Experiments, and eight
Copper-plate Engravings of Chemical Apparatus. By Samuel Park^, author of the
Chemical Catechism, &c. 5s. j£
The Gentleman's Library, being a Compendiu^f of the Duties
of Life in Youth and Manhood; containing Lord Chesterfield's Advice to his Son, Observa-
tions on Men and Manners) Polite Philosopher, and Rochefducault's Maxims ; with Selec-
tions from the Works of Hugh Blair, D.D., and James Fordyce, D.D. Elegantly printed
in a'pocket volume. 5s.
Odell's Essay on the Elements, Accents, and Prosody of rhe
English Language, intended to have been printed as an Introduction to Mr. Boucher's
Supplement to Dr. Johnson's Dictionary. !2rao. 3s. 6d.
Universal History, Antient and Modern, in a Series of Letters to
a Youth at School; exhibiting a view of the origin, progress, deflke, and fall, of.every
considerable State, from the earliest times to the present period : a copious Chronolo-
gical fable of remarkable Events and Occurrences, from the Creatio^to the Peace of 1802.
By il . ird Turnek, Jun., LL.D. 12mo. 4s.
Thl Poetic Garland, containing a popular Selaefion of Poems,/,
with Lives o£ the Authors, and Explanatory Notes. By the Rev. Mr. Evans. Finely
printed; with plates, (is.
• Aphorisms for Youth, with Observations and Reflections, rei^ious,