=Bookkeeping=, 0 6 =Key to do.=, 0 4 =A Compendium of Geography=, 0 4 =Elements of Geometry=, 0 4 =Mensuration=, 0 7 =Appendix to do.=, 0 5 =Scripture Lessons (O. T.)=, No. I., 0 6 =Do. do.=, No. II., 0 6 =Do., (N. T.)=, No. I., 0 6 =Do. do.=, No. II., 0 6 Foolscap 8vo, cloth, price 1s. 6d., ARITHMETIC: THE TEXT-BOOK OF THE IRISH NATIONAL SOCIETY. Edited and adapted for Middle-class Schools; with Answers, Numerous Illustrations, and Additional Examples. BY A. K. ISBISTER, Head Master of the Stationers' School, London; Author of 'The Concise Euclid,' etc. etc. etc. *_* =This Work may also be had without the Answers=, price 1s. NIMMO'S 'CROWN' LIBRARY. A SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS. Crown 8vo, beautifully printed on superfine paper, with Illustrations by eminent Artists, elegantly bound in cloth, price 3s. 6d. each. I. THE CROWN BURNS. II. THE CROWN LONGFELLOW. III. THE CROWN SCOTT. IV. THE CROWN BYRON. V. THE CROWN MOORE. VI. THE CROWN WORDSWORTH. VII. THE CROWN BOOK OF HUMOROUS POETRY. VIII. THE CROWN BALLAD BOOK. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, price 5s., A BOOK ABOUT DOMINIES: BEING THE REFLECTIONS AND RECOLLECTIONS OF A MEMBER OF THE PROFESSION. John Bull. 'A "Book about Dominies" is the work of no ordinary dominie, who feels the dignity of his profession, and relates his experience, which is by no means to be despised. The book merits perusal by all interested in the great question of Education.' Bell's Weekly Messenger. 'A more sensible book than this about boys has rarely been written, for it enters practically into all the particulars which have to be encountered amongst "the young ideas" who have to be trained for life, and are too often marred by the educational means adopted for their early mental development. The writer is evidently one of the Arnold school--that "prince of schoolmasters"--who did more for the formation of the character of his pupils than any man that ever lived.' Spectator. 'This is a manly, earnest book. The author describes in a series of essays the life and work of a schoolmaster; and as he has lived that life, and done that work from deliberate choice, his story is worth hearing. Why does the writer of a book, so honest and thoughtful as this about dominies, come before the public anonymously? Let us hope that a second edition will ere long be called for, and that thus an opportunity may be afforded of correcting this mistake.' EDINBURGH: WILLIAM P. NIMMO. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Clergymen and Doctors, by Anonymous