HINDI

Ballantyne. -— Eléments of Hindi and Braj-Bhakha Grammar.

By the late J. R. Ballantyne, LL. D. 2nd edit. 12mo. pp. 38, cl. 1868. 58.

The Baital Pachisi; or, Twenty-five Taies of a Démon. Hindi

Text in the Devanagari as well as in the Hfndustani character, with an Interlinear and another free English translation. Royal Svo. pp. x. 370, cloth. 1865. 128.

Singhasana Battisi (also called the Vikrama Charita.). In Hindi.

8yo, pp. 197, sewed, litho. 1865. 48.

Mathura Prasada Misra. — A Trilingual Dictionary, being a

Comprehensive Lexicon in English, Urdn, and Hindi, exhibiting the Syllabication, Pronanciation, and Etymology of English words with their cxplanation in English and in Urda and Hindi in the Roman character. By Mathura Prasada Misra. Crown 8vo. pp. xiv. and 1330, cloth. 1865. £,2 28.

HINDUSTANI.

Brice. — A Eomanised Hindustani and English Dictionary,

designed for the nse of Schools and for Yernacular Students of the Language. Compiled by N. Brice. A Neto Edition, revised and enlarged, 12mO. pp. x. & 358, doth. 1864. 88. 6d.

Khirad-Afroz ; or, the Hluminator of the TJnderstanding. ANew

Edition of the Hindustani text, carefully revised, with Notes Critical and Explanatory. By E. B. Eastwick, F. R. S., etc. etc. 4to. pp. xiv and 322, cloth. 1867. 158.

HISTORICAIi ATIâASES.

Dr. Karl Von Spruner's Historico-Geographical Hand-Atlas;

containing 26 coloured Maps, engraved on Copper plates : 22 Maps devoted to the General Historj of Europe, and 4 Maps specially illustrative of fhe History of the British Isles. Cloth lettered, 158., or half-bonnd moroeeo. £ 1. 18.

A detailed Prospectus, with a speoimen Map, will be forwarded on application, on receipt of one postage stamp.

Dr. T. Menke. — Orbis Antiqui Descriptio, for the use of

Schools; containing 18 Maps engraved on Bteel and coloured, with descriptiTe Letter-press. Half-bound morocco, priée 5s.

HUNGARIAW.

Wékey. — A Grammar of the Hungarian Language, with ap-

Êropriate exercises, and copious vocabulary, and spécimens of Hungarian poetry. \y Sigismund Wékey, late Aide-de-camp to Kossuth. l2mo. pp. Vni. and 150. sewed. 1852. is. 6d.

ITAIiIAN.

Dr. F. Ahn's New Practical and Easy Method of leaming

the Italian Language. First and Second Course. Third Issue. 12<>, pp. VI and 198, cloth. 8s. 6d. Key to ditto, /20, pp. 22, Sied. U.

Millhouse. Manual of Italian Conversation, for the use of

Schools and Travellers. By John Millhouse. A New Edition. 12», pp. 126, cloth. 2s.

Millhouse. New Pronounciug and Explanatory English-Italian

and Italian-English Dictionary: By John Millhouse. Third Edition. With nnmerous additions and improvements, by Ferdinand BraccifortL in 2 vols. 8^, pp. 1,350, cloth. 12s.

Toscani. — Italian Conversational Course. A New Method of

Teaching the Italian Language, both Theoretically and Practically. By GioTanni Toscani. Second Edition. 12», pp. YIII and 258, cloth. 5s.

Volpe. — An Italian Grammar. By Grirolamo Volpe, Italian

Master at Eton Collège. For the use of Eton. Crown 8°, pp. YIII and 8S2, cloth. 48. 6d.

Volpe. — A Key to the Exercises of Volpe's Italian Grammar. 120, pp. 18, Swd. 18.

Camerini. — L'Eco Italiano. A Practical Guide to Italian

Conversation. By E. Camerini. With a Vocabulary. 12o, pp. VIII and 226, cloth. 4s. 6d.

JAFANESE.

Alcock. Eléments of Japanese Grammar, for the use of Be-

ginners, by Rutherford Alcock, Esq., H. B. M.'s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotentiary in Japan. Impérial 8vo, pp. 68, and 2 Plates, sewed. Shanghae, 1861. 188.

Alcock. — Pamiliar Dialogues in Japanese, with English and

Trench Translation for the use of Students. By Sir Rutherford Alcock. 8vo, pp, viîi 40f sewed. Paris and London, 1863. 58.

Hepburn. — A Japanese and English Dictionary; with an

English and Japanese Index. By J. C. Hepburn, A. M., M. D. Saper Royal 8°, pp. XII and 692, doth, Ji 5. 5s.

Hoffman. — Shopping Dialogues, in Japanese, Dutch, and

English. By Professor J. Hoffinan. Oblong Svo. pp. xiii. and 44, sewed. 8s.

A pocket Dictionary of the English and Japanese Language.

Oblong. pp. 998. cloth. 1866. Ji^^A.

IiATIN.

Harkness. — Latin OUendorff; being a progressive Exhibition

of.the Principles of the Latin Grammar: Designed for Beginners in Latin, and as a Book of Exercises for Académies and Collèges. By Albert Harkness, P. D. cr. 8», pp. XII and 312, cloth. 6s.

Ahn's Latin Grrammar for Beginners. By W. Ihne Ph. D.

120, pp. vm and 184, cloth. 3s.

Bleek. — Formenlehre der lateinischen Sprache zum ersten

Unterricht Von W. H. J. Bleek. 8vo. pp. 68. sewed 1868. is.

MAHRATTI,

Baker. — Lipidhara. A Murathi primer compiled expressly

for the nse of accepted candidates for the Bombay Civil Service by F. P. Baker, formerly Superintendent of Govemment Murathi and Canarese schools in the Bombay Presldency, and lithographed under his supervision. 8vo. pp. 60. sew«â.

Molesworth and Candy. — A Dictionary, Marathi and English,

compiled bv J. T. Molesworth, assisted by Geo. and Thos. Candy. 2nd Edition revised and enlarged, by J. T. Molesworth. Imp. 4to. pp. xxx. 922, half-bound, 1857. Ji^.

Molesworth. — A Compendium of Molesworth's Marathi and

English Dictionary. By Baba Padmanji. Imp. Svo. * pp. xii. and 482. elofh. 1863. 16s.

Stevenson. — The Principles of Murathee Grammar. By the

Bev. J. Stevenson. Fourth Edition. Svo. pp. xiv. & 180, cloth. 1868. (Nearly ready.)

MAIiAGASY.

Van der Tnuk. — Outlines of a Grammar of the Malagasy

language. By H. N. van der Tuuk. Svo. pp. 28. is.

MAIiAYAIiIM.

Arbnthnot. — Malayalim Sélections with Translations, Grammatical Analysis and Vocabulary. By A. J. Arbuthnot, Esq. Svo. pp. viii. and 208. 1864. 98.

Peet. — A Grammar of the Malayalim Language. Dedicated

by permission to his Highness the Hajah of Travancore. By the Rev. Jos. Peet, Second Edition. Svo. pp. x. and 188, sewed. 1860. 148.