What will be the cost of each of the following?

83.-Three hundred and thirty-one at sixpence; 9d.; fourd. half-penny. 84.-Six thousand and sixteen at fivepence d.; 24d.; eightd. farthing. 85.-Three hundred and one thousand and seven at twopence; sevenpence half-penny; elevenpence three farthings.

36.-Fifty thousand nine hundred and ninety at threepence; sixpence three farthings; tenpence half-penny.

37.-7428 at four d. half-penny; seven d. farthing; eleven d. three farthings.

38.-Eight hundred and nineteen at fivepence three farthings; ninepence half-penny; threepence three farthings.

39.-Nine hundred and fifty thousand two hundred and one at twopence half-penny; fivepence; sevenpence three farthings.

40.-Thirty-four thousand and twenty-eight at four d.; tenpence three farthings; twopence farthing.

41.-Six million one thousand and eleven at a penny three farthings; threepence half-penny; five d. farthing.

42.-Seven hundred thousand four hundred and three at twopence three farthings; seven d.; ninepence half-penny.

48.-Eleven thousand five hundred and eighty-six at threepence halfpenny; tenpence farthing; elevenpence.

44.-Eight million ten thousand and eighty-one at three half-pence ; eightpence half-penny; elevenpence three farthings.

45.-One hundred and one thousand and six at fivepence three farthings; 8d.; elevenpence farthing.

46.-Ten million one hundred and eighty-nine thousand five hundred and seventeen at 4d.; 94d.; eightpence three farthings.

47.-Nine hundred and forty-five thousand eight hundred and forty at ninepence half-penny; 74d.; twopence farthing.

48.-One million one hundred and eleven thousand one hundred and eleven at elevenpence half-penny; 3d.; sixpence three farthings.

EXERCISE 72.*-When the price does not exceed a pound.

*Nos. i to 20 to be worked in one aliquot part, and Nos. 21 to 40 by taking, at

most, two aliquot parts.

28.-948 cups 29.-315 boxes 30.-III Sacks 31.-563 tables 32.-489 bushels 33.-765 fenders 34.-973 shawls 35.-555 shirts 36.-901 ducks 37.-263 jugs 38.-365 days 89.-825 jackets

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What will the following articles cost at the given prices? 61.-Nineteen thousand and sixty-four at seven shillings and fourpence half-penny; six shillings and sevenpence farthing.

62.-Two hundred and sixty thousand and ninety at seventeen and a penny; nineteen shillings and tenpence half-penny.

63.-A hundred and five thousand and fifty at three and threepence three farthings; one shilling and fivepence farthing.

64.-Eight thousand and eighteen at 9s. 4d. ; six s. and 7d. half-penny. 65.-Five hundred and nine thousand nine hundred and fifty at ten and three d; sixteen and tenpence half-penny.

66.-Ten million thirteen thousand and thirty-one at sixteen shillings

and threepence three farthings; nineteen and tenpence half-penny. 67.-9532 at fourteen s. nine d.; thirteen and twopence half-penny. 68.-Five hundred and twenty thousand one hundred and eighty at

eight s. and a d.; nine shillings and elevenpence farthing.

69.-Nine million two hundred thousand and five at two s. and four. pence farthing; three s. and sevenpence three farthings.

70. One hundred and one thousand and eleven at eleven and elevenpence farthing; eighteen s. and tenpence half-penny.

71.-Twenty-one thousand and ten at sixteen s. and threepence three farthings; seven and twopence farthing.

72.-Four thousand and nine at eighteen and nine d.; thirteen s. and three d.

73.-A million nineteen thousand nine hundred at five shillings and three half-pence; eight shillings and fivepence farthing. 74.-Eleven hundred and twelve thousand five hundred and fifty-nine at one s. and nine d. three farthings; two and twopence half-penny.

75.-Thirty thousand and seventeen at fourteen shillings and eightpence half-penny; nineteen s. and eleven d. three farthings.

76. One million eight hundred and forty thousand and one at eleven and nine d. farthing; eighteen shillings and twopence three farthings.

EXERCISE 73.*-When the price exceeds a pound.

What will the following articles cost at the given prices? 57.-Seven million seventeen thousand and six at three £seventeen s. and six d. farthing; eight eleven and elevenpence.

58. Six hundred and sixteen thousand and sixty-one at four pounds thirteen and two d.; nine twelve s. and 8d.

59.-Twenty million two thousand and fifteen at eleven two and eightpence three farthings; 6 two shillings and three half-pence. 60.-Eleven thousand and eleven at five guineas and a half; six guineas and a quarter.

61.-Four million seven hundred thousand and seventy-four at twelve £ eight s. and three farthings; one pound thirteen s. 94d. 62.-Eight hundred thousand four hundred at twenty-one

and elevenpence three farthings; fourteen pounds nine and twopence. 63. Six thousand and sixty at thirty-six pounds nineteen and a penny; two pounds seven shillings and three farthings.

64.-Four million eighty thousand and forty-eight at ten guin, seventeen and twopence half-penny; twenty-one guin. and tenpence. 65.-Five hundred and four thousand and eighty at three guin. five s. and six d.; eighteen pounds 5s. and ninepence half-penny. 66.-48635 at forty-eight pounds seventeen shillings and ninepence three farthings; fifty pounds fourteen and elevenpence half-penny. 67.-Six million ten thousand and five at three nine s. and three half-pence; two pounds sixteen s. and three d. farthing.

68.-Thirty million three thousand at five pounds three and eightpence farthing; two pounds all but three half-pence.

69.-Sixty thousand and seventy at twenty-five guin. twenty pence; seventeen guin. nineteen s. and three farthings.

70.-Fifty-six million fifty-six thousand sixteen hundred and fifty-six at two guin. and a third; seven guin. and a quarter.

EXERCISE 74.-When the quantity contains a fraction.

21.-Twelve thousand and five and four-fifths at nineteen and eight d. half-penny; four pounds twelve s. and sevenpence.

22.-Eight thousand and nineteen and seven-sixteenths at seventeen £ three s. and 7d.; eleven and tenpence half-penny.

23.- Seventy-one thousand seven hundred and three-tenths at three pounds nine s. and two d.; fifteen thirteen shillings and threepence three farthings.

24.-Six million eighteen thousand and two and two-ninths at eightpence half-penny; fourteen and elevenpence.

25. Five hundred thousand one hundred and eleven and eleven-twentyfifths at fourteen guin. three hf.-cr.; ten six fl. and eight d. 26.-Sixty thousand and eighteen and nine-fourteenths at two guin, and a third; eight guin, and two-sevenths.

EXERCISE 75.*— When the parts are taken of Weights and Measures. Find the weight of

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19 estates of 2 mi. 480 ac. each 47 gardens of 1 r. 24 p. 2 y. What quantity is there in 615 acres of 5 qrs. 2 bu. 3 pks.,, 432 sacks of 3 bus. 1 pk. 1 gal. 139 loads of 17 qr. 6 bu. 2 pks. 281 casks (ale) 3 hhd. 18 gals. 133,, (wine) 2 h. 14 gls. 2 qt.,, 589 bottles of 2 gals. 3 qt. I pt.,, What time is taken up by 23. 435 attendances of 2hrs. 25 m.,, 24. 355 walks of 1 hr. 5 m. 16 sec.,, 25. 37 tours of 2 mths. I wk. 4dys.,, 26. 13 holidays of 3 wks. 24 dys.,

1. 552 carts of 1 t. 10 c. 2 qrs. each 16. 2. 238 waggons of 2 t. 15 c. 3 q.,, 3. 148 parcels of 21 lbs. 8 oz. 4. 607 boxes of 2q. 27 lb. 14 dr. 5. 438 boilers of 14 c. 3 q. 26 lbs.,, 6. 819 trucks of 11 t. 12 c. 60 lbs.,, Find the length of 7. 365 journeys of 1 m. 4 fr. 30 p.,, 8. 234 boards of 8 yds. 1 ft. 6 in. 9. 304 coils of 7 fur. 190 yds. 10. 731 distances of 6 m. 3 f. 35 p.,, 11. 427 of 1 m. 340 y. 2 ft.,, 12. 511 poles of 17 yds. 2 ft. 3 in. What is the area of

13. 39 fields of 3 ac. 3 ro. 25 per. 14. 78 farms of 58 ac. 36 per.

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27. 252 spoons(Troy) of 30z. 15dwt,, 28. 197 pieces (Cloth) of 7y.34.3n.,,

How much will three thousand and sixteen cisterns hold if each one contain thirty fir. six gals. three qts. and a half?

30.-How far will a person go if he walk 1 m. 2 fur. 11 yds. four thousand three hundred and eleven times?

31.-Find the extent of two thousand four hundred grass-plots of one ac. three ro. eight per. each.

32.-How much will it take to feed thirteen thousand and six horses if each one require one pk. half-a-gal. ?

33.-What is the weight of eighteen hundred and four sacks, each being five st. three lbs. and a quarter?

34.-Seven hundred and fourteen days of 9 hrs. 33 min. each.

35.-If the size of one garden be 2 ro. thirty-five per., what will be the area of fifteen thousand and sixty?

36.-What is the length of three hundred and five bales of cloth, if each one measure eighty-two yds. three qrs. one nl.?

37. Find the weight of five thousand and thirteen waggons of one ton

two cwts. three qrs. each.

38.-What is the area of three hundred and six fields of three ac. two ro. twenty-four per. each?

39.-Find the quantity, in hhd., gals., &c, contained in nine hundred and fifteen barrels of ale, each holding seven gals., three qts. I pt.

The attention of teachers is specially directed to this exercise, since, by its aid, it is hoped that the pupils may have a more intelligent conception of the principles of Compound Practice.