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CHRONOLOGICAL ABSTRACT OF THE PRECEDING

1633 Butler.

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tin. 1751 Harris. 1756 Johnson. 1758 J. Ward. 1761 Priestley-White. 1762 Lowth-Priestley. 1765 Elphinston-W. Ward. 1767 Buchanan. 1768 Ash-Priestley. 1769 Bell. 1770 Joel-Hodgson-Baker-Devis. 1771 Fenning. 1773 Carter. 1778 J. Smith. 1783 Beattie-Webster. 1784 Fell. 1786 A. Murray - Tooke. 1788 Lawrence. (Pub.) — Coote. 1789 Webster - Pickbourn-Withers. 1790 Bicknell - Pape - Harrison. (4th Ed.) 1793 Shaw (4th Ed.)-Story. (5th Ed.) 1794 Dilly (Pub.) Hornsey. Postlethwaite 1795 L. Murray Rhodes. 1796 1801 1798 Salmon. 1805 Walker.

Coar Knowles. (4th Ed.) 1797 Bullen.

1803 Meilan.

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Allen. 1814 Lennie.

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1820

1821 Mrs. Williams - Lewis. Banks - Brown - Churchill

Earnshaw Andrew. 1819 Matheson-Whitworth Collier Merrick-Pullen - Scott. 1822 Hort-Mrs. Lovechild. 1823 Kigan. 1824 T. Martin- Fearn. 1825 Sutcliffe. 1827 H. Wood. 1829 Bucke- Pinnock. 1832 S. Alexander. 1833 Russell. 1834 M'Culloch A Lady. 1835 Hiley Parker-L. Alexander - Marcet -Irving. (New Ed.) 1837 Booth - Giles-Green-Mylne. (12th Ed.) 1838 Cramp-Parkhurst-Arnold-Whittaker. (Pub.) 1839 Davidson -Hill-Maunder—Oswald (5th Ed.)—J. Wood. (Re-issue.) 1840 Foster-Turner-Scottish Association, (4th Ed.) 1841 Doherty — Latham-Simmonite-Smart-Allen and Cornwell. (3rd Ed.) 1842 Del Mar D'Orsey — Lindsay-Webster-Wilson-Machen. (Pub.) 1843 Chester Schools - Crane - Graham - Latham - Sullivan (2nd Ed.)-Reid. (4th Ed.) 1844 Flower - Frazee-Holyoake - SteillS. P. C. K. 1845 Connon D'Orsey - Edmonds Steill Atkin. 1846 Darnell - Holyoake― Millen- C. Smith-Wells. 1847 James - Latham― Phillips-Smart-Pickering (Pub.)— Irish Schools. (Reissue.) 1848 James-Weedon-Johns-H. Smith.

APPENDIX II.

ETYMOLOGICAL VOCABULARY OF GRAMMATICAL TERMS.

In this Vocabulary the words of Greek derivation are indicated by Gr., and those of French, by Fr. All the rest are from the Latin.

ABBREVIATION, (ab from, brevis short,) Derivation from another expression by shortening.

ABLATIVE, (ab from, latus brought,) The 6th case of Latin nouns; one of its chief uses being to make a noun signify that from which something else proceeds, or is brought.

ABSOLUTE, (ab from, solutus loosed,) Unconnected with other words. Independent as to Syntax.

ABSTRACT, (abs from, tractus drawn,) Expressive of a quality, or mode of action, conceived as withdrawn from any thing in which it appears. ACCENT, (ad to, cantus song,) A musical effect imparted to a word by a stress in the utterance of a particular syllable.

ACCEPTATION, (ad to, captus taken,) The sense in which a word or phrase is commonly taken, received, or accepted.

ACCIDENCE, (ad to, cado I fall,) The modifications which befall the parts of speech.

ACCUSATIVE, (ad to, causa a cause,) The 4th case of Latin nouns; one of its chief uses being to make a noun signify that which a cause tends to, or impresses.

ACTIVE, (actus done,) Expressive of doing.

ADJECTIVE, (ad to, jactus thrown,) Expressive of being thrown to, or added to a noun.

ADJUNCT, (ad to, junctus joined,) An expression added, to extend,