ANON.; “The Comic Grammar,” &c,:  London, 1840.

ANON.; “The Decoy,” an English Grammar with Cuts; 12mo, pp. 33:  New York,
S. Wood & Sons, 1820.

ANON.:  E. Gram., “By T. C.;” 18mo, pp. 104:  London, 1843.

ANON.; Grammar and Rhetoric; 12mo, pp. 221:  London, 1776.

ANON.; “The English Tutor;” 8vo:  London, 1747.

ANON.; English Grammar, 12mo:  London, Boosey, 1795.

ANON.; English Grammar; 18mo, pp. 161:  London, 1838.

ANON.; English Grammar; 18mo, pp. 85:  London, 1838.

ANON.; An English Grammar, with Engravings; 18mo, pp. 16:  London, 1820.

ANON.; English Grammar, pp. 84:  1st Ed., Huddersfield, 1817.

ANON.:  “The Essentials of English Grammar;” 18mo, pp. 108:  3d Edition,
London, 1821.

ANON.; “A Plain and Comprehensive Grammar,” in “The Complete
Letter-Writer;” 12mo, pp. 31;—­pages of the whole book, 215:  London, 1811.

ANON.; English Grammar; 18mo, pp. 131:  Albany, N. Y., 1819.

ANON.; (A.  H. Maltby & Co. pub.;) Murray’s Abridgement, “with Additions;” 18mo, pp. 120:  Newhaven, Ct., 1822.

ANON.; (James Loring, pub.;) Murray’s Abridgement, “with Alterations and
Improvements; by a Teacher of Youth;” (Lawson Lyon;) 18mo, pp. 72:  14th
Ed., Boston, 1821.

ANON.; “The Infant School Grammar;” (said to have been written by Mrs.
Bethune;) 18mo, pp. 182:  New York, 1830.  Jonathan Seymour, proprietor.

ANON.; Pestalozzian Grammar; 12mo, pp. 60:  Boston, 1830.

ANON.; Interrogative Grammar; 12mo, pp. 70:  Boston, 1832.

ANON.; Grammar with Cuts; 18mo, pp. 108:  Boston, 1830.  ANON.; “The Juvenile English Grammar;” 18mo, pp. 89:  Boston, 1829.  B. Perkins & Co., publishers and proprietors.

ANON.; “The Little Grammarian;” 18mo, pp. 108:  2d Edition, Boston, 1829.

ANON.; An Inductive Grammar; 12mo, pp. 185:  Windsor, Vt., 1829.

ANON.; “A Concise Grammar of the English Language, attempted in Verse;” 18mo, pp. 63:  1st Edition, New York, 1825.  ANON.; “Edward’s First Lessons in Grammar;” 18mo, pp. 108:  1st Ed., Boston, T. H. Webb & Co., 1843.

ANON.; “The First Lessons in English Grammar;” 18mo, pp. 90:  1st Edition,
Boston, 1842.

ANON.; “A New Grammar of the English Language;” 12mo, pp. 124:  New York, 1831; 2d Ed., Boston, 1834.

ANON.; “Enclytica, or the Principles of Universal Grammar;” 8vo, pp. 133: 
London, J. Booth, 1814.

ANON.; “The General Principles of Grammar, edited by a few Well-Wishers to
Knowledge;” 18mo, pp. 76:  Philadelphia, Lea & Blanchard, 1847.

ANON.; “English School Grammar;” small 12mo, pp. 32:  London, 1850.  A meagre sketch, published by “the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge.”

ANON.; “An English Grammar, together with a First Lesson in Reading;” 18mo, pp. 16:  James Burns, London; 2d Ed., 1844.  Not worth a pin.