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Nobly Born . work , both in idea and in execution , and from .a dramatic as M argaret Torrin gton. ., Chrystabel . well as from a picture sque point of view, that to do it justice —>. _ . - xa -»L~ j . , .... is a matter of unusual difficulty, e^ecially after Mr . The Fortunes of Cyril^ Hus bands and Wives. Macdonald' s eloquent introd uction , whioh renders almost Denhara. The House of Bondage. any other criticis m a superfluity/ Canonbur y Holt. Emilia 's Inheritance. NOVE LS BY AMELIA E. BARR. Singlehxirst Manor. Father Fabian. • In descri ptive wr iting, in simplicity and gracefufness of Overdale . I Oliver Weat wood. style , and in perfect mastery over her characters , Mrs. Barr can' _ ] hold her own with any living English novelist/— Gla sgow H erald. \ In a varie ty of hands ome cloth bindin gs, or bound uniformly . v Crown 8vo. cloth , &i. 6d. each. TUT I ITmillV UlAni H Feet of Clay. The Squire of Sandal Side. I¦ lit ¦ TheH ousehold of McNeil. 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msriD imix: to -A.:D Tr:E2 :R,Tis:K: :R,s_ ' Ash worth (J. H. &. A.), Leeds 107 7 Griffith , Farran, & Co 1051-1053 ! Pall Mall Budget (The) ii i Bacon & Co 1065 G-rosvenor, Ciiater, f\J ^r -¦¦ +r ^-r • -^w ¦ vrv» Q «^r v v ••>•- — .^.uva* " J g_r ^w a.i>Aa. ^M ^ -¦ «. x_^' DellaganaJlJ V>X LUKCIUCii ¦ ¦ I ' 1030 The Publishers ' Circular Sept. 2, 1889 ¦¦ ¦ ¦ —¦ • —— ¦ ¦ ¦ t ¦ - ¦ . . . \T , , i . ' ' " . I OozisrrrvEnsrTS 1 ! IilTERAR Y INTELLIGENCE 1030—1041 PRINCIPAL ABTICLE3 IN THE NEW MAGAZINES 1036 10 ¦> -^ w v w — -»- -^ -¦— ™- « p — -«~ If BOOKSppph^P' ^^P * ^^ P* ^b4^r^ f AND^Bb^^^Pb » ^Pta^ RUMOURpPJ^^V ~ ~ .•5. St. Duns'tan's House, E. O. and ' A Selection from the Despatches and September 2, 1889. Letters of the Right Hon. Sir George F. Bo wen,' edited by Stanley Lane-Poole. A USTRALTA appears to he keeping well # -^- abreast of the age as regards the educa- *. * ax cv. kj kj vv tiori of women. The Universities of Melbourne, Messrs.XTit ^s Swankowctii. Sonnenschein>ov_»aij.ic;iio^ii.c;xij. &vx> Co.. willhi shortly publish under the title of c Religion : dney, and Adelaide are open to women ; Sy a Dialogue, and Other Essays/ a selection thus presented although the advantages ¦ and ^ . , ^P^ ^^^ ^^ ^"^ ^ p ^^^^ ^^p> ^p. ^^h ^ m^f f ^^^T ^^* ^^H ^^ 1^& ^to^^P' ^^0>V. ^^^T ^^^ w^'^ r ^^*^** m ^b'^V ^^^ ^^^T ^ ^^^ h ^^ ^P* ^^" ^ pj ^^ ^Pta ^^^^P> ^^ mm^ ^pr ^P* ^^^ ^b* ^^ from Schopenhauer^ 's ' Parerga und Para- seemed at first to be little appreciated, the lipomeria,' translated by Mr. T. B. Saunders. number of lady-students, past and present, now amounts to nearly a hundred. No special Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston k tfP^ K ~> l~ ^ pi r «P» ^q^^ P admission of male students. Excepting mem- Ammonia^PJ»* -tta ^k ^P> ^PB 'P* ^P* ^P> ^^^ *^ ^P> ^P> 1 PJ andV^^ V^PB^Pb ^^^ Pj Ammonia^PPta ^Pr ^H ^ b -4> ^P> ^P- ^^^ ^Pb ^P> i^PB VW Compounds/^^ " ^Pi ^Pr W ^*^ ^k^ ^ ^Pto 1.^ Pff The^^^ to ^^ ^^ ^ P- bership in the Senate, women are eligible for book is a practical manual for manufacturers, all posts of learning and distinction. The chemists, gas engineers, and drysalters, and giveso-i vpiS descriprl fisrrrintionations ofr^f alla.U thei.h ct processesT^rnn.ftsaps neces-nfi^ps- University of Adelaide claims the honour of sary for the utilisation of the nitrogen exist- tf ^P the new departure in ; Mel- ^km ^Pk ^Pfe ^Pjf ^ p^_ ^p% ^p^ pV r^ ^P>^PP. ph ^p^ P ^hr^P> ^bi PP> .¦ .Ph ^p> p1 commencing 1876 ^P» p^ ^P* ^P> ^PJ .^ i^ ^Mtf* ing^ ^fl ^^ h in^P^ ^P^ coal.^^^ v ^^— *4k W The book ' ^^^^ includes^** ' ^^ the^^^ *^ most^^^ *^ ^^^ bourne followed, and then Sydney. The recent discoveries and improvements, and is ^Registrars report that, in a general way, the illustrated by numerous woodcuts. female aspirants go through the course with # * as much credit as the men. At Adelaide a ¦ ¦ ^ pr «fc ^ p« ¦ pj^v ^ ^^ / K^ pt^ .^ p*^p* « ^tarf * ^ ^ «~*W »* ^ ^—^ ^h^ *^ p^ Windus• ^* ^ "* -^-» •** v v%^ will. - *p, *m shortlP*.^ ^ -*h-^ ^ ^ Messrs. Chatto & ( y woman scored a more brilliant success in the publish Mr. J. Churton Collins' Monograph Science Division than any of her competitors ; on Dean Swift.' whilst Melbourne has now nine lady graduates, # • and Sydney ten, of whom three have won the The Religious Trac t Society will publish M. A. degree. These first fruits of a wise and inill Octoberuumu oi aa> storyisiui y ofui Earlxuu>i.±yy Ceyv^c^y lonau#.i , entitledcn^ucu liberal policy in the administration of the 4 The A ppeal to the Serpent ; or, Life in an Australian Universities will, we trust, lead to Ancient Buddhist Cit•7y.' The author is the a large extension of educational advantages Rev. Samuel Langdon, a member of the Society, and a well-known throughout the Colonies. Royal Asiatic p» *-r missionaryHAA h-J *-r ¦ * . V^ A .a. \- ^J A. w in.A M M, Cey^w- ' ^«* w lon.^ ^—' » J • The . »*. ^ *•• ^p*1 bookrv-' »—• ^—' p» is" . p>-r saidpi^«./«« a- ^^-»- to«^ ^_^ ber -~— —^——-—^rs^^W"-"^——— one of unusual interest, and the conflict fc 1 r -^* ¦* . pp> «¦¦ pp> *pp» Pk ^Pk r*fcP r ^«» ^ PL w *w ^ an betweenp, r *j P^^ P/ P/ ^ J *, , ^« ^ L Buddhism^ J ^ i^ ^ p^V ^ ^ hT^ ^ ¦¦> ^ p, r r ^p> and^ .PAF Jft J9h ^..Pfe Christianity^u^ ^'mr ^ 4^ is^ P. ,«¦ wo* * ^~^ Boo K d I^utnou^ of believe, vividly illustrated in the chief per- ^ sonages of the story. BooK * Messrs. Longmans, Green^ ?& Co. will shortshort lI yv publishrninlish 4 AA Lif«Life of LordTiord John.Toh n RusselRnssftl l Another book which the same publishers (Earl Russell, K.G.),' by Spencer Walpole ; liave in the press is ' The Glorious Return,' 4 p" pjp *i pp»*p« pppvt vp|pm ^ip^ ppp» p^m V ¦ ii p* . p» H>pr ^ pvr ^p» rw «¦ r^pr -^^ pp ppp.*p» 'Vtf The^ Melbourn^ **r ^ p*v ^ ^ ^ e^^ Papers,' being^ k aV SelectionT^pp^ ^p^ p»» ^p^ ^p** ^T"lfc ^^ J» •¦ by Crona Temple, author 01 The Last Mouse from documents in the possession of Earl: in London,' &c. This is a story descriptive of ¦ ¦ ~^Pb m _ ^^ _i ^Ph ^b OJPPPPI PP1 PPK ^ BP ^.^ dhA ^a ^^^^^ > I Cowper, edited by Lloyd C. Sanders, B.A. ;; the remarkable history of the Vaudois and 1 - . ' '?' sept* :*, 1889! The Publisher s' Circular; 103 1 \ 1 1 the ir glorious return ' to, their native valleys Messrs. J. & A. Churchill intend to publish ^~- ^-^^m b^b- -^^ bb»^^.™»^b» bp ^»^^ »^^ » ~ » ^^»^^ ^b» "^^B " ¦¦ ' ¦ " ¦ afterUV ^» *^ ™^ ^^ long^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^9 /year^J ^^^ s ofwb* exile-^^r *bb ^ . The™^^™ -^^ spublication ^^ ^^ "^^ ~ of^ during the month a work on Fuel q,nd its such a book at the present time is peculiarl y Applications , by Messrs . E. J. Mills and F. J. •¦ wbb- » ¦ m w^»bv j ^^f -^b* bbi^bxbv ^^ bb ^bpbbpbbv ^v ^b— «bbb» appropr\JV ft _^ w*-^ ^^ ^* V^^ ^" iate' ^r ^"^ ,•! as^^" F ^^r the^ ir memoraBm^B ^B* ^b»^b.^»>*» blv^^ bw*e ^^ inc^b*4b>id ent on Rowan. This will be the first volume of a > wbieh the story tur ns, occurred in 1689. large work on Chemical Technology , edited by Mr. C. E. Groves , F. &. S. , and founded on ;• # # Knapp's Technology . The volume will con- i Dr. Mark Hopkins, author of 'An Outline tain num erous illust rations. : ! Study of Man,' has in the press an important ; new book on Christian Ethics, entitled * The An introduction to botan y, entitled * Flower- j Law of Love, and Love as a Law.' land ,' by Mr. Robert Fisher , M .A., with 150 illustrations, "will h« ia»iiftrl in a f«wr ri ava hir \i illustrations, will be issued in a few days by * Messrs. Bemrose & Sons. r ¦ 1 «¦ That¦^^^ ^™ -^^ "^ "^ p eminent-^^r ^^*^^^^^^^ "^^"^ » ^Br ^^ ^^ ^^ American^H^ ^BBr ^v«^»^ ^ ^b^ ^^ » ^pv ^ r v^^p^^ i^» naturalist^^.^^ wr ^v ^^ ^t^^m^^ ^^^p^^B^^ " ¦ h ^b* , Dr.^— ^^™ v Amongst the new books announced by Mr. McCook, vice-president of the Academy of JJohnonn MogHoffffg are 'fc ThThee KomanceRomannfi 01of the Forestsb orests ,' Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, has in pre- by Ascott R. Hope, and ' Martyrs to Freedom,' Mfe ¦ paration¦ .^ ^ ,rW ^^" ^*^™ ^™ ^^* ^"^^ ^^^^" a^^^^V work* V ^*^ ^B» ^™^^» called^*™ »^^»^^» ^B> ^ ^^ ^BPBB American^BW ^Bk Bfe^Bk^B> ^B ^ *^ ^ ^B^ B^BV ^B ^B> SF ^*^^ p¦ ™^ iders^B» ^k^^^ ^^ ^^™ ^^^ and^.^ ¦^^•^^^ ^^BB b> ' « y* ^J * * ^b" ^^^^ ^ at bfb^^ a 4 « * ^ v *a by Rev. PhilipX. J. Barnes. Amongst«7» juvenilefci *' i their Spinning*Work/ The book will be pro- stories may be mentioned ' Ada Norman's fusely illustrated, and is to be published by Trials and Difficulties,' by M. Seymour, and '• ssnbsfiHntiubscription.OTi - # ' Noel and Geoff ; or, Three Christmas Days.' # # Both of these will be produced in chromatic ^^^^^^^ • "^^ W~~ ^^"^ ^~^^^ ^^^ p ~ will publish this month, through Messrs. ocean-^^ -^^m -^^ ^* -^ — ' ¦ curren^ ^^ ~m^—^ ^^^m ^^^ ^.^ ^^. ^^m t-^^ r~^^s ,^m whichw v ^^b ^^> ^^* ^^. ^^^ is^^^ r^t^ to^^ i ~ bein. ^^^v exhibited^^^ ^^ i^^ ^^ m ^^m i^a^ r^^^ ^^^ ^^V ^^^^ ^.^^^ at^^^^B ^^ff the^^^ .^ ^^K ^^ ^^ Macmillan, a revised and enlarged edition of forthcoraing meeting of the British Association. liis * Analysis of English History,' carefully ^i «-^ m f adapted to the new edition of Green's * Short A^^^ ^^^* perfectW*^ ^M^ ^^^ ^*^ ^ ^^^ ^^ copy^^^ ^^' ^ ¦ ^ r w of"^^ ^^ ' Le^^^k^^b ^ ^^ ' Pastissier^^^^ ^^ ^^ .^^ ^^^ ^^ ^h^ ^^ Francois.^^^ ^B* ^.'^f ^B> ^B> ^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^S^ ' History of the English People.' has come to light in Holywell Street bound up ¦ ¦ ^ ¦^ r withV W ^ ** ^v ^M ^^ a^^ 1 ^ worthlessV W -^^ ^V» "^^ ^v ^^ ^^ -^.^ —k - N. tract.^^ ^^v ^^"^ ~^^ -^* ^ It^^^^ ^i^ wasV ¦ m, ^ 1^ printed.I m ' tf^ ^B* ^^ ^^ ^^ ^.^ ^^ at^i^^ ^^ # * Amsterdam in 1665 by Louis and Daniel Elzevir. It is reported that Mr. Bullen has decided A copy sold for £60 in 1883 , and another was to retire from the * Keepership of Printed jjurchased for no less than 10,000 fr. at a Paris Books ' in the British Museum. sale a few years since. Madame Carette, formerly ' reader 9 to the It "will be welcome news to admirers of Empress Eugenie, has just finished another Alexandre Dumas to learn that his new novel volume of her ' Souvenirs of the Tuileries.' may be expected at Christn~i.as. She treats of the period of stirring events which led to the fall of the Empire, embracing # »K^ «^«y * th4^4* *& e^^ dec^J ^ ^b^ ^^ l^b araBj^W^b B^^ f tiB^ ^h. on^w^ ^ .^ o^^^ fdb warV V Bv^BV-^b wV V i^ t«^ hA ^h P^i^ russia^Bb V B*^ ^ ,K the«^ ^ ^k ^^ de-^^ i^ ^B^ Under the title of ' The Gospel of Common parture of Napoleon the Third for the jj eat of -v^-^ ense ^H ^h _ ¦ T- of New York ^V ^ ^ . ^ .^Bb VB. -4^-^b ,^ , -^BB i r S Dr. Charles F. Deems ^« ^^ ^^ ^.^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^B^ V V ^^ ^^ ^^ ^.^ ^^^~ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^b^^V ^^ ^.^r "^h^ * ^^ ^^ B ' B* ,' , action^^ ^^ ^^ , the^h^ Regency,^^^ and^^^^ the Final Collapse.^ *^ BJ is about to publish a series of discourses on We understand that Messrs. Dean & Son the Epistle of St. James. will publish immediately a translation of this work.Tvr»rlr . TheTho translationtransition isi« callednallftrl '* MIVTvy MistressTVTittf.rAss i the Empress Eugenie ; or, Court Life at the !Qo¥e$ and Devp? Tuileries.' 4 j Volume 193 of Cassell's c National Library ' The Life and Work of Millet/ by Mr. appears to-day, namely, Professor Pal grave's D. C. Thomson, profusely illustrated , is begun 4 Visions of England.' in the September number of the Magazine of Art. Thelhe actualite is the ' JvirnoozersKirnoozera ' ClubOlub ,' The large demand for the cheap edition of c by Mr. H. Spielman, illustrated by Mr. Harry r r V ¦ ¦ ¦ h ^^ B^^ BT ^ ^^ ^W ^* ^~ B^^IF ^^^*^^ ^> ^ ^— ^B ^^ ^*^ ^^^ ^^ *^ ^^ ^V ^ *^ ^-^ ^* ^^ ^h^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^h^V. *^^ ¦ !>¦ ^^^^P ^ ^v ^^ ^b » ' ^^ ^^ ' ' ^^ ' and a fur er ^.V i.. w orna oo e th ^^^ B ^^rf ^M ^^ b ^^ ^ ^^^^ Bj ^^^^^ ^k^ ^^*^V ^^^^ ^h^^ir tf^ v^i^' V V ^^ ~i ~ ^^m ^^^ ^. ^ ~^^ r 4^ ~^^ r ^^^^ V ^^to ^ ^ .^ ^^^^ b ^^ ^ ^^ b L D n ' still continues, Furniss.^^^ ^"^ It deals with the^^ chief^ ^^ ^^B ^^ ^^^ armour-club^^ * ^ ^^^^ ^^.^b ^^^ issue is in the press. The second of this cheap in the world, and forms a number of the X^F -bV Vj^V fr>^ ^L l^# K tfB»" ff A. ^^ ^^W^B *«^^ W |^^ ^^W « ¦ ^b> ^k A A ^ V^ Jb ^^^ ^^T ^k «*^^ ^^*fc <*k 4b ^ 1>*K c ' series^^ ^. ^^ , Mr.^ Hard^^ y's ' Far^^ from the Madding Glimpses of Artist Life ' series. Crowd,' has also proved a great success, and, like its predecessor, is passing into a second Dr. James McCosh is about to publish a edition. treatise on metaphysics, entitled ' First and Fundamental Truths.' We understand Messrs. Macmillan r ¦ r ~ Bk the works of Thomas Hughes, Q.C., author of History™ ™ *^* m***^ ^^ ^^ ^~ W ,BJ ' and" ^ ^ ^^ «^^ is^^ I IM practical» ^ ^^ * ^i^ ^^ ^ ^«^ VT. * l^B yV a^V^ co^h^ ^ib^ n^» AB1 dens^^^ ^t ^ 4 tfB* l f at|WBy B^ ion^^^ ^ ^k of^^^ «L * Tom Brown's Schooldays.' his well - known ' Ancient History ' and ' Mediaeval and Modern History.' BBB ¦¦> JB> V d* I~| «Bj «¦» ** 1 The^ A ^b< seventhV^r ^^^ V ^B^ ^ « «|T #B MB of^ ^ the*» ^ ^B^ series"^^ ^^ ^Bl ^iV* J" of^*f * Eng^ ^^ f " ^ lish^^ "^ ^ "* Men^^ * ' ^^ -^ "" of Action ' is ' Monk,' by Julian Corbett, The Report which the Committee of the —""" ¦ author~^^ ^VBfr W BBl^Bl ^B^ |BB> of^«^ ^B< ' The^"^^ HVB| ^B»~ Fall^^"^ ^l^^r^"* ^^ of^B^ ¦ "^ Asgard.^^™ ^ ^ ™ ^V^Bk ¦¦ ¦ ¦ BW ' Other"— ^- ' ~w- — J3ethnal U reen Jb ree Library has just issued, volumes are in preparation. - setting forth the work they have done during ^ ¦ ¦ • • ¦ - ¦¦ ¦ . . . ,• • -:¦ » ~—: . - . - :; :- ^^^ ? a ^ gg ^^^^ ? i ^ g ^ ; Ate* . y j_ ; j - | * .^BI^^K^^^^^B^ ^^^. ... — — _ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^P^^^ j^^^j^^^^^^j^Pjj^j^j^ji^j^ij^^jj^^j^j^^P^j^jj^i^jjg^^j^^jj^^j^^^jj^j^Pj^jj^jjij^^^j^gi^ji^j^^^^^ ^ fc ^ ftj ^^ ^ Pub lishers ' Circular 1032 The s*Pfe *, 1S89 T th e past year , is very encourag ing. The 500 On plage 97^ in oiir last issue is adverti* sed volumes , with which a commencemen t was made * National Atlas ' at 2s. • This should have been aa- dozen yv earseara agoaero, hhaveave grownerrown to zU20.000.,UUO, 2s. 6d., the published price. The editi on in besides an immense num ber of magazines. quest ion is a new one, broug ht down to the 1 ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ^^r^^^ ^^v~^^V -^^V ^^T^^ -^V^^ ^^F^^ ^^^ *^"~ ^^— ^^" ^^" "^^^ H^V —^^ " "~^^ *"^"~ ^^" " *"^P~ — ™ ~~ ~~ — — ^^— — _ ^* ^^ ^-^ ^ » The additions presented to the Libr ary^ durin g present - year , an d showing the. state of geo- the year were 1,714 volumes, besides 1,551- gra phical knowled ge to date. It contai ns an reviews magaz ines , &c. The evening classes al phabetical index , giving the situation j _ , - ^k a ^b ^b _ ^ ^h ^k A 4B , ^^ — J» — — of -^ ^Kflhrib ^ for technical education hav e been increased , latitude ,^ and ^ long^ ^ itude of all places im- six new classes being adde d duri ng the year. porta jice throug hout the world , and is pub- It is estimat ed that , throug h its reading-room , lished by Mr. John Hey wood, Manches ter. i lectures , and classes, the Library benefited so me 50,000 pers on s last year , bring ing up the number to over 400,000. Co ntinental j Qofc f Mr.^^^" ^^^^ ^^m V J^"^ ohn^*^ ^^ ^v ^» ^w Hey^Bm^^^Bam -^^r w woodv v -^^ -^p» -^ ""^ ,-w of*.^* ^™ r Manchester¦—™—- —^^p ^^w —¦ - ¦ -¦— — -^— ,^m will- — ^^^^—»^^— this season publish ' a selection of Han s The most importa nt recent publication of ; Andersen 's ' Tales and Stories ' as num ber the house of Calman ri LeVy is the volume of • four of his Literary R eaders for use in Ele- ' Letters of the Duke of Orlean s,' edited by -— - — — - - v- _^^_ mentary Schoo ls. Th e select ion and trans - his sons,g the Count of Paris and th e-^^ r Duke.^^^^^r- ^^ F-^-^ ^^^^ ^^^ of^^ ^^ Chartres. Many perso ns can sti ll remember lation is by•/ Mr.— Alfonzor Gardiner ,/ the editor of the series , an d will include the rri ofet the un iversa l grief and consternat ion through- popu lar of these inimitable tales , toget her out France at the news of the death , by an —^— « ^— — — — — — — - - — — fl '^ ^ K -______unfortunate carriage ^^ accident^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^~™^^^ ^^ on^^^^ ^^^ Jul™ 1 ™ ^^^ ^v ^^^^^p ^ ^ p^ ^ h ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^H^^B^^^^B ^B -^ y 13, 1842, wit• h others that are not quite so well known ,7 but are equally pleasing and interesting. The of the amiable prince who was adore d by his ! countrymen of all ranks , and who was — — - - -- — the book will be fully»j illus trated ,7 and ,j as in previous volumes of the series , full foot-notes hope of the constit utional monarchists of ____ _ France and of Europ e. wi ll expL lain the historical references ,7 and such allusions to customs and manners as M. Calmann LeVy also publish es,- on the children will not be likely to understand , ' ^B I A ^m ^h ^k A ^M ^b ^B ^H occasion of tj ie ^B transfer of the rem ains ^ of together with the general bearing of folk- lore some revo lutionary celebrities to the Pantheon , on these best of all modern fairy tales. The * Hoche , La Tour d'Auvergn e, &c. &c., ' by book will be published, as others of the series , Jule Michelet. I in two forms—a school edition, strong ly Maison Quantin publishes Cons tant ino p bound, and a prize edition, in a more tasteful * le : i t s Government , its Inhabitants , its Present v binding, and without the spelling lessons and its Future ,' by ' Pau l de Regla. ' The which teachers have found of such grea t use in school work. aut hor who writes under this pseudonym is a medical man who has had the opportunitM. 'A y%J of The use of the Braille type for the blind closely observing both the harem and the \ has recently received an impe tus by the action Palace at Stamboul. The work contains very ; of several philanthropic ladies, who have curious revelations and portraits of Turkey in broug ht out a new magazine, consisting of its decadence , and the account of Sultan forty-four pages, entitled Santa Lucia, which Mourad V. will be read with painful interest. ! is to appear monthly, and will be sent by pos t MM. C. Marpon and E. Flammarion publish | for a remittance of two shillings to Miss i ~- ~- — — - - — _ — — , 1 The Happj-^ iness of Others,7 ' b-^y Catulle Mendes, Hodgkin , Child wal l , Richmond , Surrey. The with illustrations by M4tivet ; ten more volumes works of some of the best authors will be | reprinted in this form. of Celebrated Authors (including ' Charlotte's Husband ,' by Hector Malot), and the 8th || The largeC3 and very«/ beautiful stock of book3 volume of that readable miscellany ' Le Bon I sold at a valuation last month, on his retire- Journal.' || ment fro m trade , by Mr. Adam Holden; to M. Paul OllendorfT has just brought out the Bank of Liverpool who take over the M ^7 - { , novel by !Se*rizolles. ;, premises , is an almost unique collection of ' Hotel Lucien,' a new first-class works in various excellent styles of MM. Hachette & Co. announce the publi- « binding ; and as the bank authorities desire cation of the third volume (G-O) of their ex- 1 this stock to be sold as soon as possible, an cellent ' Dictionary of Agr icul ture ,' edited by \ early visit to the well-known shop will doubt- J. A. Barral, and continued by Henri Saguier , ., . _ _ ¦ less— — amp— l— y*y repay^— M all— good^^ j book—— collectors— ^^ — . editor of the Jour nal of Agriculture . 1 *J 1 1 The valuation was made by Mr. A. M.Burghes, MM. E. Plon, Nourrit & Co.'s list includes , , .__ — --- -_ _ _ _ -..y — _— . — . __ _ -- _ ^ and b ~m iT _ We have our number fo— r August— i^t — 1— as O.V.R. books. new illustrated edition in 12 par ts'. It should hav e read O. U. R. books. received the first part of this pretty little I ¦ • " ^ 1 , ¦ ¦ m ¦ „ - . infi sept. 2, 1889 The Publishers' Circular 1033 [I edition published by Mr. Paul Neff, of Stutt- Mr. Karl Prochasha of Vienna sends us ; g-—mf _- — - — — ^^ - — - ^W^. — — It contains 48 ages of et er ress j gart . p^^ l t p , and the first volume of ' Pro chasha 's Illustrat ed about 20 illustrations either on separate paper Monthl y Volumes. ' The undertaking is novel ______— __. ______— — _ _ _ — _ — — — j— — — — — — — or^ —m interca lated in the text. Both paperj and in at least one respect , for, while each neatl y ' typograp hy are excellent , an d man y of the bound and illustrated little volume includes i illustrations are very spirited. They are by severa— — l comp— — ^^^ H^^ lete ¦ ^~ ^ ^^ stories¦ ^~ ™ ^b ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ~^^mr an^m^^mr ^^^^^^ d^^v^^b ar^^^^*^ ^^^. ti^^^ ^^^ c^^^P l^^^ es^^^p ^*^^^ of^.^^ ^^^B g^B ^^ k enera^ ^^F Vv^^M ^^^^ ^^^. ^^^^^F^^P ] \ various artists. interest , it also contains some chapters of a novel to run throug h severa l volumes of the The German Booksellers ' Union , in Leipzi_. g,O 7 has d ecided to have " during t he winter ' months series. But , as the price of the volume before ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ — ¦ JPfI ^K IKI — " ^ ¦¦¦ i^BB- .BBI «Bi« us of 200 pages~ ' "^ w" " ith^^ t"^"^ wentV ¦> ^¦B' ^^^mm ^F> y« -one~ | f^ ^B* illustrations^^ ^B >^B> B ^^ ^BT aB ^ p BtfB^^^ ^hB *^ aVA^^ BBg ^ ¦ j »^W "^^* *^mv ¦ — —^m ^—^— — ¦ ¦ — ¦ — — ^-^ —^» w ~— — — ~— — ~— ^ ^ ^^ _ r *^»~ ^—— ^^^ — ^^^ ¦ ¦ — ™ —^ ^^^^» ^^^ » ^mw nw -^—» ^^^ ^_ ™ v^^p classes^^ ^^ ^ for the instruction of booksellers ' is onl ' assista nts in addition to thos e already held y about a shillin g, no reasonable objec- ^^ ¦ ^ apprent ices. . The instruction will include tion can be mad— — ^— e^^ to~ ~— such^"^^ ^v~^ v ^ ^^ ^^^ "^ an^^^-^^ ^^V^^BP arrangement.^B^^^F ^^^ ^^^^^ BP ^^^ B^Bk ^B^ 4i^B>^^^^^^ ^B 1 tfBb BBfe BBF BV for _^V- ^ __. __ _» ' ¦ _k m\ - ¦ th e English^ and ^ French languages , the laws The tit le of the continu ous story which begins ¦¦ ¦¦ the series is ' On~~ the—"~ ¦— -" Wrong— ™ B ^ ^^^^ HBk Road.^^^ ^B- ~*M^ ^m^^T ~^*^*r ,^m ' b¦^BT' yW C.^BT Bf E.BBBBBB Bf and customs of the book trade , and book- Klopfer. keeping by double entr y. The Central Jour nal for Library Work for The A.Ugeme hn e Zeitung tells us that t he August contains an exhaustive article on that British Museum has purchased , for the sum of interesting^~ — ^^ ~^^m c ¦ hroni^^- — ¦ ¦ ~^ ^-^ — - ¦" cle^^^^ ¦ ^^^ ¦ ^^^v ^P^P^^^^^V ^^^ ^B^ ^B ^B^b ^^^ ^V *B* «|. BP ^BPB^BP^BBB^ *^^ P^B> ^BF ^^*^ ^BBt W ^BJ BPB^B^ ¦ ¦ » ¦ ¦¦ ^ B* Bbi of Eng ^ p ^ ^Bi m» Bh _ lish History, * The ^ ^ ^ ^mt. ^^^P^ _ ^ ^^ ^m* m —¦ m/ -J ^L ¦ —¦ 37,— ^ 000 marks ( = £1,850)J ,~J the— B— oo— k » of" ——— Prayers——— ^*W~mT W ^mm- ——¦ V^V Philobiblon of Richard de Bury , Bishop of ordered by the late King Louis II., of Bavaria , ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ~ —^~^~ ~^mr" V^^B* ^ -~ ^^- ^—^ ~— ^^ ^^ «^^ ^^v «#^p **^' ^^^ BF ^BP^ ^^^V^^B^ ^¦b " ^BB. ^^^ ^^^. BBBi^BBi BBB W> .Bi Durham ,J Treasure r an d Chancel lor of K ingVB|B ^^ fro m the Munich artist Francis Fleschuetz. Edward III. ,' besides other articles and book I The Chronicle of the Grap hic A r ts (Vienna) not iees. j No. 7, contains a concise artic le on the Grap hic We have received No. 7 (July 20) of the Arts in the Paris SSalon , an d a biog rap - — — — ™ — — — — — — — — ¦— ^^^^^ -m~ ~~ -^ ~~ — — — ^bj w v ^^^- ^-^ ^^^ ^^" ^^ ^^" ^BJB ^h ^^" » ^BP'^ B^B* ^^^^BF hical g Belg^^ ian Bibliograp hical Review which gives a A * A B) ^BB a A «^B1 , - ^ ^— _^ ¦__ - __» h ^_v> - * ^^^ __ ^_> w^ •mm^ ^mw —— ——¦ ^™ w ^—^^ —^^v ^_ *^v^__ > mm ^v —™ ——» —^r mmj __vv^^ ^__ __k sketcw** -^ ^ ^^ ^™ ^^ h of William Sharp^ **^ , the distinguished^^^ ^^ ^— j" ^k ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^—* ¦•» vast amou nt of information about new publi - engraver , which gives interesting deta ils of his — — - v« — — — - - ~ ^ ¦ " — ^^ ^BB^^ ^^^ ^^" ^^ ^^" ¦ ~*r^^ ^B" ™ ^» ^^BP ^^^ ™ ¦^BB' BT*^^ ^B* B^^» ^B^ ^B^ ^^P^BT BB^^^ BPBBF i cations in Belgium ,^p whose literature is perhaps —.______. connection with Mesmer ,7 Swedenborg,- - — — ? d_ \ ^^ an too little .known here. The notices are con- Richard Brothers the prop het. It also gives cise and— readable— — - ^— -m- - —— -^— .^ We— ^ ^ venture^ —^—~ ^m^^mw —*• ^^ ^^ — - ^^^ to^^ ^ say"^^^ ^^ ^ b* of^b^ ^^^> this^BF ^" » ^b B^ BI"BB' an excellent reproduction of Albert Diirer 's ¦ ^ _ _¦> - ^_ _ . ^_l ^B__^^_. _ ka *^_F^ __ __i _ __ pro mising bibliogra phical journal , as Sir John etching of the Apostles Peter and Paul with Falstaff said to Mr. Ford , ' that we desire the Handkerchi ef of Saint Veronica. more of its acqua inta nce.' ¦ ¦ ¦ i ; Schorer ' s Familienblatt. Part 13, contains ' The Legal Relations^^ of Author and Pub - ! a capital descr iptive account of the perform ance lisher , technical and historical ,' is the title of of ' King *Liear ' on the Shakspearean sta ge a volume b•/y M. AugustO Schuerir. ann ,7 the i recentl y erecte d at Munic h, anent which a few talented author of i The Organisation and ._ _._ ___. . ______| word s. Every body kno ws that the theatre of Legalr » Usagesr ^ of. - - the German— Book Trade— — , I m\ * ^B ^Bk mu - * ¦ ah BBl ^ BBL .. ^ mm* ^b ' ¦ Shak speare 's time was quite different fro m that which^ has just been published throug h the | | of the present age, having but little scenery of book store of the Orp han Home , at Halle , | | any sort or kind , and rel ying almost exclusively which is full of valuabl e information , showing — — -^ — — — — ma — — — —- -— — ¦ — ^^ ^^^ — ^^ ^— ^^ | | on t he talent of the dramatist and the actor , a minute and painsta kingbT ^^tA research. We hopem ^^^ - n while nowadays*t the stageo carpenterjt is onl *fy too to find space to notice it on a future occasion. | | often the good or evil genius of a play. There Everyone will regret to learn that the B was but one scene representing an arc hitec- literary partnershi p which has for so long a B tur all y painted hall , whose roof was supported period su bsisted between the popular Alsacian I V pillar s closed on right and left by Gobelins authors Erckmann and Chatrian has been I tiipustry ser g for entrances and exits. In vin terminated b ______th o %ry the secession of M. Erckmann , I centre of this larg e room was left a larger owing to a dispute abou t the recei pts fro m the I opening raised three feet above the stag e, and dramatised version of some of the writer 's I reserved for the more private scenes between stories. I two or three characters , while the foreground I whs reserved for scenes in which many actors -O- I tak e part. Above this smaller scene was a WIL LIAM HAZLITT. * ¦%» ^^^ JL «A -v-*- -a^ IH l°gg(^ f -^ia-~ *->v forj *. v^ balconyK-' l ^^ w and*-** »^ ^>m. window* * ^^* . ^^^ v v scenes.r ^f ^^ ^rf ' m ^ ^¦¦'Ptar • The^n- ^.^ I huck grou nd consiste d of transparent views It was no less an authori ty than Charles I which could be rap idly changed like dissolving Lamb who declared that William 'Hazlitt , in I views, an d represented the scene where the his ' natural and health y state , ' was one of the wisest and finest spirits breat hing, and the I action was supposed to take place . This was u> I ;t compromi se taking the place of the board genialgem**.! essaytjaaa yiaistt wasw _i» generousgeiienjus enougeiiuu^iih to addnuu I with an inscri ption ' Forest ,' * Room/ Court- that he expected to go to his grave without ' finding such another companion. Unfor- I y-ud , ' V/A ^r -K^T _ _ MJAAVA _¦> _t I The performance of ' Lear ,' we are told,was wasW V KATKJ too**-* oftenX- -**SJL.M. notM.JL *KS V in-k.-tA. hisAJkJk-K ^ * natura> JL, %*V \J 1_« JL «^W_R.l and hea^/«^V<< %J hA * yT I ^' Ir nir ab le, t he actors and act resses vying with state ,' and it was not every man who was _ — « m. a_ 11J AXA V1J, MW& VAAU I tisi ch ot^ %/JLJLher \.SA. inA AM. renderingA UAlVi\^ JL C£ in aUf llJI A theirV* « strengthUAJL willing to make allowances for him in the I suul beauty the powerful word s of the great easy and kindl y manner of Charles Lamb. I dr amatist without any adventitious aids from De Quincy, for examp le, draws by no means a I ^e scene painter. ' The groundlings (as j l j l I Hamlet said) are capable of nothing but . * WilliamW r ,m+ w •Mrrv Hazlitt•*«-> -.* **w wm *v ,f Ensayiutj *-***\»-<*-t%j v-wv anduffrw Crit\s w »» icw-i .• Selectionsr_/«JA\^\^v ^'«iu fromvua ¦ ¦ inexplicable dunibshows and noise,' but with hi^'Writings. With a Memoir, Biographical and Critical. ¦ ¦ By Alexander Ireland. The Cavendish Library. Frederick the cultured playgoer , ' The play is the thing. ' Warne ¦ ¦¦ 1 » u. .!• . — -. CV m , •;-* •; • -=| io34 The Publishers' Circular Sept. 2, 1889 flattering portrait of him, and says that he book is, in f act, one which deserves a place on iTf V V V v p*^ p^* W ^^ ^*^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ *^ ^^ ^*^ ^ ^b Jfc ^^ P» ^b ^b ^b ^^ ^^ ^ p^ ^^ ^^ ^b '^i i ¦ ^» ^» v« ^ "^^ "^^ V ^^" «* ^^m*m vm that^» ^— ^— » » »' he— — ^»- the shelves of every private library, for it is peevish _ s lenetic and more than , _ MB was p __ . ^H m A , ~ ^m ^ ^ smiled upon no man, and was a confirmed strictly representative of the' best aspects of mimisansanthrope. throne. ' IItt seems to me, ' he addadds.s, English criticism in the earlier years of the - ¦» ¦— M ~ "^•»^fc ^^^ »-w ¦»- *- -»-—¦ -^ ^ ^ mk ^— —' — • — — — — »- ¦» .a. v/ * that Hazlitt hated even more than enemies pres ^r Mm ^S *~J enti *a^ century^s T ¦ ¦ »^ » .* A^^^B» capit^ ^ al engraved portrj— ait k|& th^^ ^ »^™ ose^*^ W ^ ^^ whom¦ ¦ ^ " ^ » ^^^ ^ ^^ ^™ cu^fe^ ^^ V stom^%^ ^^ ^^^ ^ B ^» ^^ obli~ ~ P*^^ ^^ *¦ * ged^ p -^^^^ him^^ ^P» ^^ ^»^^^^ to^^ — — c-^^p all^r^^^»^^v hi^^ —¦— ^_ s ¦ h is placed opposite the title-page, whilst- the ¦ ¦ #pV fj .^»«b4^ ^^ ^^ p ^^ ¦ » ' ^^^ ¦ ^^^^ ¦ —— ™ ^ ''^ -^ ^^ ^"-^" friends. ' That erratic and ill-starred man of pri ^ ^ b ce^pp» ^p ^ at-^f V whichT T ^» ^fc «U ^ ^^ ^ ^" the*^^ » ^ " ^^^ volumew ^^ ^^ — ^ is published brings^^ ^ p^* r ~ geniusH^^ > -^ ^ ^W ^» ^^ -"-^ ¦ **" ,^m Hay^^^^^^^ h ¦ W don—' ^ -^^ ^ » ^^ ,H the^^ ^ » ^^ -^^ fainterPJ ^ ^ P"PP ^B^^^p* ^^ ^h^ ^^ ,W wentW P "^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ s^^^ oI | far^^ » ^» ~^ " ^^ as^ »~^ " to^^ ^l ^ it witnin the reach of even the modest denounce him as a ' singular compound of resources of many a young and poor student ^^ P ^^^ ^^"^ ^*^ ^PJ ^P^^ —I i * * ^.^^^ ^^V ~^^^P ^B^ ^pipP *^^^ PP ipflB ^ ^V malice^^* ^^ ^^ ^"^ ^^ , cowardice, geniush ^^^~ ^^^ ^^^ ^™* ^B^~' *^^^ ,^V democracy^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^*^ ^^^ ^*^^^ ^^"^^ V ,^H and^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^F of English literature. MB^h^^^kflMMMMM* conceit/ Uazlitt has been dead nearly sixty ^^^^^^ S ¦ r ¦ F ¦^ ¦> ^ pb yearsw ^*^ •%¦! — ^™ v^B* ,vj an^h^^ p* ^Bto^HB d"*^«p» even^Pj^ ^^p r ^pi ^P> whenV ¦/ ¦¦> ^M ^hpr ^ P* «w we» ¦ ^kp r dul^pj^w* ^M> Ak yw rec*pp^ ^p»^ ^^*v o^^^^ gnis^^ p^ ^pb db ¦¦• ~**^ e^h^ the^i* ^btf' Booksellers' Provident Institution. — fact that in biography, as in other things, The directors of this Institution held their ¦ ¦ — r — ~ 4PPi «h^w dist^^^'¦v ^^ H *« ance* ¦ ^«ta ^b> ^p> ^ ^ is^^ ^^^ apt•». — ^i^ to«jr ^^^ ^ lendppBt i ^ Ph ^1^ ^fe^^B ' en^p^ff V sh ^» c^ |— h^ P> antment^» ^* «AP* «P> ^P ^ ^ ^^^* a^ ^P> ^h^ t^b^ o^^^ the^kv ^»h.^Pfe ^ pjpr * A-** P> ^««^ «¦ A^ .^ P*B* ^V* o y m eeting at the Sunday School Union ; view, 7 there is a good deal to be said for Mr. m nthl , A. ¦ M Ai W 56%J V^ ._ _OldXfc* ' A. V»fc Bail_IL—J %Jv i.A.Xey, ^/ T « on\»/ ^ Thursday*p *J V.* t*/ T t«^ he^-* X^ 15tli^*_^^ S^ .A^ ult.«^ « JL \J » • ¦ ¦ r Al^^^^ ^^^^ ' exander^^^ ^^^^ — ^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^w Ireland'^^^^^ ™ ^^^ ^>^V ^b'^Pr MPi ^PP ^fe^^Pp s^^i^^ estimate^Bjp* P^i^ p ^W ^^^ ^h ^Pb ^Pb VP/ ^ p ^p ^ pp of~ i~ ^^ap his^^^ «^^ apa w^^pi life^ppp ^pb> ^p^ ^p^p> and^^^^pf ^^ ^ p^ ^^^ ^pp s and there were , character. Perhaps it may even be regarded Mr. G. J. Rimell pre ided , ->i —'^™ ~ ««p ¦ i a ¦ ¦¦ ¦ p ¦ ™ r th^^ ^b ^fc irteen^^p ^** ^* ^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ " P>* directors^*^^ ^^ ^^ ^*^ ^*^ ^^ i present.^^m — — ^^^ '^^ -^ ^^ ^p » ^ Thei "™— "^"" ^^"" sum of'^^ ^ ; Pl ^^ r as-^^^^m r h a-^— —w kindI ^-^ ¦ ^^^ ^^v -^^- —^ of-^i^ ^^^ poeticpj I ^-^ ^p ^ -^r «W^ ^Pj pP justiceA« ^^ '^P ^ ^P PPP ^^ ^PIP ^ppP 1 th^PV ^^ P ^^ atP^^*^V ^^P so*^i^ ^^^F competent^^^* ^^^^ ^P* ^^> ^^ P ^pH ^ ^^ P ^V ^ ^^ P ^i ^ ^P^ *" . . and enthusiastic a student of Hazlitt as essayist £115. 2s. 6d. was voted in temporary and j u u pyffrf p ~^^ ~^r - p< ¦ permanent^^^ «^ A^ A m ^ *^ ^^ ^^ ^^ assistancey ^n^ ^^r*^ v ypy ^^ ^ pp^ ^^ to^^ ^^ sixtv^« ^b ™ ^^ y-tweV ^ * " , memb^~^*^m —^^ r ^^ ers^ p *m ^/ ¦ andb ¦ ^— ^^ -^ criticp ^^ ^^ "^ ^— ^ has^^ ^^ -^ —' ¦ u at^fe ^^ p ^ir length^HB ^4^ ^^ 4* JPk ^PP^ ^^ ^^ arisen^^'W 4V P^ W^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ,Pfl for^^^ ^^^ MfeP however^M 4^k* ~| |~ P* PI ^PI^ T ^kpr ^B* and vridows of members. i bitter and contemptuous he might be so far as living men were concerned^ , the author of the 7 > ' KoundRound TaTableble ' and the '4 SpiritSnirit of thet.hft AgeA^ ' National Home-Readings Union.—Offices I, "-^» ¦¦¦ -^"»* ¦ was accustomed to speak with generous haveA A.i_V » ^p ' now^^ \S » » been*~r ^^ ^p' »^ opened*- ' WS ^^ ^^ ^^ ^»*fc for* v^ ^ ••• transacting*^i*p *^ » ^*- *»-• » ¦— mk the*»—.—. »^ warmth of the achievements of the dead. So business of this Union at Surrey- House, 1 ~ ~ «k^ —¦ - «-v r^ p- ^ ^ much, indeed, was this the case, that ViV ^^ ctoria^^ p^ *»^ ^ J^ ^^ ^ Embankment.^ ^ «w ¦• ^^ V* * ^ Ah^ -k ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ b « Miss^^ * i "i i m, r*^ w*^ Mondm^ w ^^^ ^pp- ^> <^ -*^^ yw has^v ^— been-^ ! ™ ~- ^ ^~ ~p —~* "VW Christop-~" ^^ W*^ her~ ~ ^—" ^™ North^ ¦ ~*—T ^^ ** P* ^ said*^a^ ^ W •> ^ * ^»- th^ ^ *k * at•-• Hazlitt-^^^^ U *y#^ ^ ^ f^ ^^ reversed^L ^p^ T ^taX "^ *** ^-^ ^'^ appointed Secretary of the young people's the old proverb by thinking more of a dead section, and George Ho well, Esq., M.P. , JL»« ^ ¦*- »¦ ~^m urn. -^~ «- -^^ « ¦ ass than a living lion. ' In his eyes, death, Secretaryr^-^ *— ' *-/ J- . ^^ W«^»f-« . W ofV^ <*. the*/^ *. ^^ artisans*-^* ¦- "W^»»-'«^»' ¦*¦ ' section.P*-' ^^ ^^ «*^ Miss ' »¦ ^~ ^ ¦ ~ ^-^ ^^ ^ ^ »^-— ^ ^ »^ » p» ^i^ ^,, r ^ p^ ^ k pat ^ & .m. i ¦ ^ ¦» p^.^ » like charity, coversy p^^ a^^ multitude^ _nm > ^^ -«V f^ V>V^ ^h^* ^^^ of\ ^ ^ sins.^ ^ In^^ Mondy has also been appointed Office Secretary. short, if you vvani; his praise, you must die All letters of inquiry should be accompanied ! for it ; and when such praise is deserved, and by a stamped and addressed envelope. given cort amore, it is almost worth dying for !' Hazlitt was responsible for the ' Plain ^^^j ^B m ^m ^h ^ .^ « ^^ > Speaker,' and his friends and contemporaries Sale of Government Publications.—On f.Vi ft 14-+,h nlf. S>ir Cr T^a.rl pn-T:>o'wftl l ¦nut several ¦ -¦ 1 several ¦» put — — w ~- — - -. v v~ ¦—¦¦— p^rf Baden-Powell • the 14th ult. Sir G. -v^fc were by no means disinclined,—- ^^*h A^.^4. ^^ ^ J- r ^k ^B. toW V^ gb_ ive*• V V- ' himJl«. *. A *A an*L^« f ^ * occasional lick with his own brush, especially q uestions to Mr. Jackson, Secretary to the ps_t _¦_ jl »j wl. ju »-^ a. -^^ •»—' as—outside a certain congenial set—he was by Treasury^-» ^w *~m. y ,m respecting**skj i ^ ^v v^ «^ L J> A^& the** ¦• * ^^ salef*s*-sv *. vy of-*^ these^/ * ^^ publica-m ^ *^m ^--» ^-- -- - no meansmeans anrm amiablea.mia.bl « manm n.n , andn.n rl in truth+.rnf.Vi asnet tions. It appears that Her Majesty's Stationery angular as he was able. About his claims as Office is at liberty to make large reductions in a critic there can scarcely be two opinions, the sale prices without any corresponding 1. though few men were more unequal, or readjustA V>L-UV'*. I *-«.*-» V mIA! entVll U ofX^ JL theUi&V trade»W JL «-« V*. V-* discountV4. tJV ( V^ IA*A W orV- *" i. the•- - - — turned out at times more indifferent work. annual premium paid by the contractor. This y *^ p» considerabl — ' - "— - - ^"~ •— — — — — — *• » P f ^ Ihl »-¦ ¦»> » state of s wlH of necessity, » / thing " »^ v *> ^ • *S%t -». A V.i *L J»,^ Jt » _^ J, X.^ I V» ^ Vk *. « ^- / H_7 , He was often a partisan, and his^^ prejudices were palpable and sometimes violent, but his influence- the terms and prices tendered by wit was keen, and his sensibility to beauty, future contractors. in art, literature, and life, was quick, graceful, m~ — — —- — — -~- ^p ¦» - — ^^- ¦ . > and ' >"» >*-» • —»- ^«-^» ^^ wv T • ^»- A * X^"k ^^ ^.^ Wi * %-W »^^ spontaneous. Thackeray, indeed, ap- Popular Book Club, Acre Square. - proached the truth when he declared that This club, under the patronage of tho Lord II — — — -— — -— •• ^- - — v -^- ,fc ^j. ^^ , fv ^ — jfc ^ v. ^ p^/ «-* JL JL M.MUk there were ^^ ^ . «^*v V^* .^-* " ^_y * *S * A A & A H_/ probably not a dozen men in IJ JL BishJL- *»A. *J JLM.op\S \J ofV-/ M. Eli ' i J 1. y,T «| providesIV X \_/ v iviV -J atC^tl a€41 reasonableV^ LVUV/JIAUI J. V^ cost^-^ I^I H England with powers so varied, and that ' the interesting and amusing books for the leisure II pompous¦DOniDOli a bi^-wicrabig-wigs n.n rl soTi nnim pn ' -wr li rk r»r»np>rl and schoolmen who posed hoursVionra ofnf teachtfta.nTi ersftrs., omcialsoffir^ifl.ls in charitablenha.rita. nl ft nisti-ilistl- ¦ as critics in Hazlitt' s time, hooted the man tutions, and others who may not have ready ¦ down, and di arla.inRfl to Ti Pin r frnfh "hnf o.n.mna down, and disdained to hear truth that+. came C>V ¦ fJV\y / KJ fc>J V V-' Jw M, V-f mS \JU & J> V-*. CL \y x^ Vti A J. IL-^ A JL A ^- >" K^ i^w ^^^ ^ -^ to access\^\~ to cheap\ ^ *^* and good libraries ;y also |^ H from such a rugged philosopher. His life was supply a constant variety of books suitable f<> '* I much less satisfactory than his writings, for lending, either privately or through existing ¦ his mind was ill-balancedill-balanced, and his rnnrlnrt in iv/ ¦ , and his conduct in villageviiia^t? book-cluuuK-auuaubs andanu. readingreciuiiig rooms.l uuina. Therei^ ¦ certain respects anything but excellent. As are also carefully chosen books for children. ¦ an essayist Hazlitt ¦ , was even greater than as We may add that full particulars can he a critic, for when h« waa n.llnwftrl spTl pirit. hin a critic, for when he was allowed to+.r» select his obtained on application to the librarian. ¦ subject, and to follow it unfettered, the fresh- — —^ -^ -— -^ -mr^^ — —p -~r —— — H BPk ~m ^ ^ •#* ^m ^T ¦ ^m ^ ^W J« J» K ^ " — ¦ / ness and originality^ of his*f^ powers^^ ^^ J^ P^^ff weref/ ^^^ a^ ^^f seen^^ ^ ^ ^^ J^ ^ at their best. Mr. Ireland—who is, perhaps, Vitrk's ' Bible Polyglotte.'—About the I Presidentjt jl cj»i^ **- ¦ best known as a friend and biographer of middlemiuuie ofoi thetile seventeenthseveni»eeiibii centuryceiivur y ir Emerson and as the comp Le Jay, an eminent Paris lawyer and a n^ a , iler of a choice little J ¦ volume, entitled * The Book Lover's Enchi- of wealth, encouraged Antoine Vitr^, the roynl ¦ ridion '—has not merely written a sympathetic, printer, to enter upon the pro^Ugic-uB task of stood en- ¦ and, on the whole, a satisfactory sketch of printing a polyglot Bible. Le Ja y ¦ WilliamW illiam MazlittHazlitt., asaa man and criticr»ritin_ buthnfc has tirely alone patron of the enter pr ise. , as the ¦ made an altogether admirable and repre- He advanced Yitr^ more than 100 ,000 crowns, ruin. ¦ J- -J sentative selection from his writings. The a credit which resulted in his:financial * .... Cuj J+ ' "" '" i ii r . h *¦ \ Sept. 2, 1889 *Th e ^Publishers' Circular I( ^35 He met his losses with a dignity and com- great expanse now about us. The French- "^p»~bbb B ^bb » ^b pf- ^ pfbb * ^ p*^» ^™^bb^bp ^vsibb> ^btbp ^f^ bb/ ^b p^ bi bbbbp 1 bbbp bbb> ¦^¦f ' ^bbbbbfbbpi a|h ¦¦ BBBt ^bbf BB» ^ » ^ FB ^ , _J * t * bbif° v^bb ^^B ^bb' ^^^* ^"^ ^^^™ ^ ^^ B^fc ^bbt <\ ^hvV V^^ ^™bi * -^ -^» ~— ~— ^^ ^ ^^ BB B ¦ B ^^^ B^ ~B^V ^BVBBr TBBBW ^B* BBBb ^m^ BB*B BBp, MBb- ~^BB > ^ p ¦¦¦>¦¦¦> ' ^^^^ J ^ ^ ^ V ^M^ ^BW ^^>^^ ^^ ^b# ^B> «1^ ^b^ ^^ ^"^ ^ ^ P posure at once admirable and surprising, re- classical influence long weakened the tone^ ^ of* ^^ jecting Cardinal Richelieu's offer to make current criticism , and formed the style of ^ pf - ^bp 11^^ "^ p*»- 1 ^b p- bbb«bb ^^^ ~^^ ^ ^™ "—^ ¦ ™ ¦ ^™-^^™ *^^ b» ^^^ *—.ar "^b»- ^^bp* bb b^^' ^bpf- ^bbf ^ar^v ^bp^bb "^bb ^b^b » ^b bp* HaB g ^^f* ^bpfbp ¦» ^^ ^^^™ good^^^ his entire losses, because the * grand^ courtlycourtlv fastidious second-ratesecond-ratfi writerswriters*, who ministerb m 'A attached- ^ .¦- the- ^ _condition ^m at - * that_ ^ his*b» bb looked only on the polite world for their^ pub- ¦ ¦ » (wapa- ^ » ^ ^ p- ^— ^» -^^- — *™ ^bp- ». — • -» ^B> ^pr-B»- ^ *apaap ^aa- I tm -w^ bb ^* r- ^f aa>avaj ^P* aafc r *^ ^aa- ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^"^ ^^ aaaiaaa ^ Ba^ 1 1 (Richelieu's) name should be g^ aVA% iven to the lic.^^* ^^B ^^r ^p But^ p^^v^^^ ^B ^^ B ^pjpr withV V ^^^ ^BP ^>^ ^^^ Defoe^^ i^B ^^^ ^ ^BB* ^^BB p ^*^F ^¦^P' weV B ^B|pV begP^P ^BB' VflVHk in^^^ ^^^ ^^^ the ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^*^ renewal^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ * ' ^^^^^^ ^^^ of^^^^ ^^^ polyglot and Lie Jay's dropped from the work a race of greater men who dealt with essentials -m --™- -¦¦' -^™~ -^ pf- t p^^ ~^ b ¦ -^ -™~ -^^ -~- ^ ^^^^ ^^" ^bf~ ^ ^ p^ ~^-^^ ¦ ™ ^pf-^p— ^b»* ^ »r ^a.- ^^» ^»~^ -^ pb» ¦¦ ¦ ^™ vjp* ^^p-aaB" mii" - *^ » ^ ^ p' ^^™ ^^ ¦ r ^ ^^ ' ^^ ^-^ ^^ ^»^^^P» ^ipT V B»P BP P^pV B ¦ ^» ^PBT ^P-«BB» h ¦ ~^^ ^^ .^b^BBPBBB»^P>^^ Vfr BBto ^BP^ ^BB» P%bP -^P~BBP -^^ ^ W .. ^^ ¦B JJPr W*^ ^ ahrf ^ as its patron. Placed face to face with poverty of life, as all true thinkers do. They^» 4b ^""' f^ sp'oke^^ ^ | ^ Le Jay took orders and was named Dean of straight home to the main body of the people, 1 aBB V ^a." ^^•^rm -^^p" ^^™ ^^p*^™ ¦ ^ ™——^^^^ ^^ ^p* ^bp 1 -«bbf ^^^m ^^pv bb* ^Bpp~ ar m ^aF-^pFp^^F ^aBF ^^B ^BBP^ V^P ^ Bp ^^B^ ^BaP1 ^^B*aB ^BBP " ^^pF » V^ P^B -aBB- ^BB" ^^^ ^^^b ~»^ ^^^b ^^^ p* *^P -^r-^m r M Vezelai. Later he was created Councillor of cre^"" ^^ » II ated— ^ -™~ ^ ^ P" b»-^— y¦ degrees-^^^^ ^^»- ^ BMBk I ^^^ B »-^—' a^v^v more'^— -^— '^^ ^^B* ^^ P* national^^ ^B"^P*^P" ^^ ^^™ H ^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^BB> audience^B^^ P1 ^h^^» 'BJ*'^ fli^ '^PF' ^^ ^^ "^^B' -^ajp , State by Louis XV. 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ItTfc mustmnat, contain, in aa. cor.om-m- for the issue of the content that led to the B^ JB ^ T — — -* ¦ F ^ BBI B— ¦ I « ™ ^— w- Revolution^ A^FB i W ^BBF * V ^ta ^ ^ B» B^b* b^ ^ -iT bB» ^fc ofVp^ SBh» 1688.VK« ^ ^ p - f* He^h^ tJjoinedB ^i^ ^B h ^B. ^K ^BBT I Monmouth^P^« ^B^pa -^^ ^^ .^B 4BJ ^B> ^B ^^^> ^~ ^> ^ in pendious introduction, accounts of travels and ^^ geographical advances made up to the time insurrection, he wrote pamphlets upon vital" «1^ fl » 1.^ ^^^ ~ m.1 ^Bh ^ b F-*^~ .«^_ BB BBJ ¦ »- ¦ ^hBFr « ¦ ^>F- ^ ¦ of thet.Ti A settlementHfiHi pTn fiTi f, ofr»f thet.Vi fi InfanteTn ffl.n t.ft Don HenriqueT^nrinnft q^ m uestionsT ^ ^BB»* r «BF* ^h ^mf ' ^ b ^ b ^1 fT in4 ^Bi 4^ theVBF* ^^ fei^^ '^B * ' ^^ gn^^ ^ ^ ^Fk of^*^ ^ James1* — II.a^ P** , he was™ of Portugal in Sagres, concluding with an heart and soul with the Revolution, and when I — ~ ~ •&¦¦ ¦ BP W Bl^ ample treatise on the changes and benefits towards^^ ^l-Ht F* ¦ V VBJ ^ ^ .^ bBa r pT theV^ ^ PV ^Bk 1,| closeTl 1^ ^"» VT P*#* ^ BP* of^~lF^ ^ ^ William* * -«k ^Bh JBb Bfc. 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Any like Defoe and young^^^ Steele personified the Def oe replied in —¦¦ blessing of the Revolution, — m *¦ ^> -L >b,*t Jfc K/A »" V>f~ ¦ _<• bbpW ¦ i.ar W » ^fc •¦» »» ™» ¦fc. » —¦¦¦¦ ¦ "~— -~^» ¦-— — ^^ ^^ rm> unpublished^ ^ ^ p b paper^»^ ^ ,• written^b *^ " in SpanishJ » ^ ,J Portu-^ " ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦» n _ f III B> ^bbF * ^^—Jg ^ hIbp ^b ^ ^ ^^ ¦ ^ ^^ ¦ * ^F ' '^F ' ^^ ^— ^— ^^ guese, English, German, French, or Italian, 1701£ V^ ^ withT V ^k ^rf «4W B^ his4bV P^ ^ ffJBBP* satireP*l^ ^*V ^ p * called^h* * ^"** ' TheI True-born may enter into the competition. The tribunal Englishman.' Of this many thousands were —' F 1 T F" _f ^ ^ ^b> ^B*lfc d^ BBB» Fife ¦ *** ^H> Mb B^p F p> _pT VaP dBlfef ^b ' ^Bb*" ¦fcp ' P«i^ ,H and^ I'^P BBh ^K >tf BB it*Bfc ^^ turnedVkB* ' *rf Bi BB ^m ^ ^^F - '^ ^ the"—' —— • ^P- guns^pBBBb ^ " of—' ^ T -^ v sold in the streets FBp * ^B> h« ^V "^ r ^v -^ -^ri V ^ K «BkF ~^v ^ ^H ^B I BV ^B. to award*b. f B/ V^V^Bh ^BB-^k the^^ ^k ^BFF * prizeVh-F* B^b ^^ W-^P ^b ^ f* willV ¦ B^ ^" f V* consist^>^ ^^ SBB) ^B p-BtF of twoB- « members^B * P"—f "f the Royal Academy of History, of one the adverse satirists with steady aim upon themselves. Defoe, though a great master in — '*-*' .flk ¦ fV ,/ M M J ^ ^BpT M_ W0 ^BP*" J*fc B«B X' ^fc ^B F dBb ^B^ '•Bj^ **^ta — '^ ¦ B Bi —— p -**^" BT—F- ^b*^ ^« V.F —— — ^ ^V member^ f^ ^ the Royal Spanish of each of f i Academies, and of others. The competing prosenroHfi , acohif>hievedive>c\ in versevfirsfl no-nrv more than the best doggrel in the world, sprinkled with lines work* ' i / A. XX sJO mustHi -LAO U beKJ VJ sent(JVli *J toL/V/ theW.# m_/ SecretaryFV'VWA V-* t/*UWA. V ofv^t* JL theVAAV ¦-» —¦ .B "V J» -• A ¦ ¦/ »¦ » 1«>k ¦» - ^ » —. •» •» -_^— — — »— .... kk ¦-—- — —- -—— -^— Spanish Royal Academy of History before instinct.* A. K^ ^ V^ " • withf r A V* the¦** ^^ vigour^ «*" »- ^* o"*— ' f a"-^^ man of genius •Jan uary 1, 1892. One prize of £1,200 will be who deals with realities and gives his whole CasselVa Library of English " ^F F BFfc 1 mind to them. — - *B m |f^ FTfB l^f pNbT * ¦* Bfc ^^^ ^ta^ BPBB ™ ^F * ^ » ^"" ^ ^ ^ F-^ ^ ^— ^B ^^ ^^ 'W —— ~m ^ g^ J iven, and^_ ^ft .A ^v a^ second^b^ ^^P * *-^ of £600. Each of the ]»rize-winners will be presented with 500 copies Literature for September. ( ~- ^~ ^ FBI T B^ ^fc T ^B^ FPh ^H^ ^Bl BBb ~ ¦ 'F» V « -^^ -^^ — ^ FV ^BfepV ~^B F ^fe p^ 'PF- —^ ^^ ^^ ^^ w ^fv ^bBJ 'f hisP^^ p book.^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^ L^B« ff The^BlK ^ *Bh p^k ^^BP authors^^F^H ^BM will retain full li ghts over their works and will be able to luive them reprinted- In JXiemo^iatu SUTTON SHARPE. 11 Daniel Defoe.—But the native vigour » vkj Vy wV^ death on the bUb.1.1,v^X CrVXlO . CwtJUvl %tfih_r^XX XU1X JL ^Cu We regret to announce the , ^vas theref also to • assertv itself.X • Withf T DanielLx l^A Defoe, who had written pamphlets in the time 23rd2.Srrl ulultt ,. of Mr. ISuSuttontton SharpShame,e, seseniornior partner "f James II., and who became conspicuous in in the firm of Sutton Sharpe & Co. , printers, AJ.UM ¦»- ¦ AlA )^ c V^ MV X^*Jfc » JL V^ "-/ V^.-» %At ¥**•* »'*». ^ ¦f' "- » ••-- -»- ¦ * • rs*^ *»-fc--^ Fi-. j-— ¦«->' •- • -—"-. » » —-—- -* v * ^- ^ * Sharpe was well --- -^vui / «^ I C^ -JLJL Jt JLJL V 1 .JL 11 t. Qi-ieen Victoria Street. Mr. literature*- througVAiA V h hig, rhymes ofV^ i TheV** True--JL V* V> | l>orn Englishman ' in theJatter, days of William known in the city, and was formerly in I ^11., our stream of literature took a new bend partnership with Mr. Daniel Grant. > I in its I course, and began to broaden into the. »o» • gfe, 1036 . The Publishers ' Circu lar Sept. 2, 1889 Havergal ; and ' Journ alism and Authorshi p/ HJ qad^ CC^angef by G. Holden Pike. Mr. T. Fisher TTnwin will shortl y remove TheAsclepiad.—' Th e Synthes is of Disease ; ' to more convenient premises , at 11 Paternoster f *^^^^fc- Mm. ^B ^K MM A * ^B ^ ^A ^B " puscula Pract ica ; ' and ' Edwar d Jenner , ' O Mm* ^^^ *^^ _ ^^^^^^ m^^m^^.^ ^^^P^^ ^P ^h_d MX . ^M ^ A * Jiuildings , opposite his old quarters . M.D., F.R.S. / with portrait. _ 5^e Sunday Maga zine. — * Parliament 's Battles for the Children / by W. C. Preston ; Principal fiql in and ' The Age of Jus tinian / by Archdeac on ^I ef t^e Farrar. Tk. 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Library Journal. — ' How We Choose and The Firesi de. — 'A Mar tyr for Christ ' ; Buy Books/ and ' The School Libr ary a ; ' The Rea ping-—— ^- — Time/^ bvmr Frances Ridlev . f Factor in Educa tion ^/ Sept. 2, 1889 TJb.e Publishers' Circular IO37 , !. ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ ¦ —¦¦ ¦ ¦ ii ¦ 1 1 . ¦ ¦ — w — - .. . > * » I The Bookworm.— 'A Book-Hunter at Ox- and true to life, of the strength and weakness ford,' and * The Office of Poet Laureate.' of some sides of human nature—chiefly the side of goodness and virtue. Sc? ibner *s Magazine.— ' Alexander Dumas,' ¦ -w—^ c UVAV/U by Andrew Lang ; ' The Place of the Fitting- From—— — - - —— — Messrs.»—^—"^ -' — • TRT.w w * H.^m^^ w Allen^b^M ^^^^ «M» &^^* r Co.^^^^ # — The,*. ij v_* Student'KJ V w sU School in American Education,' by George Plane Trigonometry,' by Thomas Rone^r. * A comprehensive manualmanual for thethfi usens« ofnf schoolss^hnnls., Trumbull Ladd ; and ' The Master of Ballan- colleges and ober ouis even- , private students, with upwards of I trae ' (Serial Story), by R t L St 3 ,500 exercises speciall y adapted to the present I . ¦ ¦ son. » t » •m ^msmi m m » *-¦ A. p. ¦ ¦ J ^* •* •*** * ^~* ^ ^^ *¦a a a l^ a *. J Pt^ - (f V^ ¦ J a CVI ^ j pystem of examinations.*^ %^ • ' Mr.^ * Honey* V^ T has madC V\A e^^ English Illustrated Magazine.—' Glan Con- his book ' easy to read.' He explains very fully way,' by Grant Allen ; ' Homeric Imagery/ by the various methods employed in the solution v*. ^V«»r« -m, M-M.S^ % ^^ A.^/J. W. C. Green. of^-^ »- triang*-m--vM.*.j ^les . The exercisssX^AkJ «^kj inJ. JJ, tabularXJtJk,KJ UXCVl form1\J i, IH areCvX V^ intended to make the student—the engineering i llustrations .— * Railway Men : Sir Ralph student especially—expert in practical calcula- Smith Cusack.' tions. In chapter VI. we find an easy method Industries.— * Petroleum Vapour,''Launches of establishing fundamental formulae, which ww.^ — — r *-* &>v I at the Paris Exhibition/ and ' Triple Expan- claims^-^ *- *. ** * tow be" — ^^ new.**v •» • Chapters^ . ^ it ^ »^ V-* J- fc^ X.^^ , t andC<**X-*\>4 XI.^ . ^ . -L a areCV .1 " _ * sion Engines and Dynamo.' designed to give students a thorough knowledge ' of the uses of logarithms. To aid the beginner | Amateur Work.—' How to make a Cylin- almost all the formulas for the solution of tri- drical Boiler,' by Electron ; and ' The Baro- angles are stated in words. A special feature a _ ^- -»- ^— — — -- — -- "- m ' ^ ^^ J J. H. of the book is the orft at , rmmh pr nf PTArm sps meter, and How to Construct it,' by^ of the book is the great number of exercises, \ Milne. about 400 of which are original, the rest being derived from modern examination nanprs Boys' Own Magazine.— c Cressy and Poic- derived trom modern examination papers. tiers,' by J. G. Edgar. From Mr. Mayson Bee ton.— * The Milroys, a Tale of Woman's Work,' by Nomad. Breadth CasselVs Family•J Magazine.\ * — ' A Woman's 6 of sympathy and an accurate knowledge of Strength,' by A. M. Hopkinson ; and A Man human nature are characteristics of this story, in a Million/ by Gordon Stables, M.D. which deals with the struggles and undaunted I The Season.—This high-class fashion jour- perseverancenftrsfiv6ranne of threethrftR sistersaistftrs. , reducedrprlnnprl in cir-mr. j nal maintains its character for elegant designs cumstances, to earn a living from literature and v ¦ ¦ «-*w^ .^,a — art*-»**. . The-•- *--«. ^-^ gushing^ k a.^ Ek element^—' *¦>-> -a_*~a v,/*.-* w isa fc-J rather.A. C4U »- 4—1.W A. uvy *,/ r- -*- *- and trustworthy information. too pro-' ' minent, but does not^ spoil the favourable ' ' s Home Jour- .*. *--*¦¦¦¦ K 'N- r^jt^r-m.%_^ ¦*-¦»¦ » »-» » *- «. fc^ *. *. h m+s 'V_^ J- *y*/ «. r i_ n _ j s Magazine lvia I—^ " **.- V-* M x^ _» ^_^ X. l» Amber.*. -¦- » J -*~r ¦*—' -m. Citya -7 ;J being^"^ ^^ some^^ ^*^ Ml* V^ €-*/V^ V^ \S *-*. *¦* V V^ A.J1 \_> &q# ^^ account of the X^eviewf, Adventures of a Steam Crocodile in Central From Mr. George Allen, Orpington.— * The Web ¦j Africa,' by Thomas Vetch. A narrative of I of Life ; or, the Story of Peter Holgate's Love,' out-and-out thrilling adventures, making the- by Blanche Atkinson. Peter Holgate is a ijj *^ ^^ blood turn hot and cold by turns. The ' Croco- j wealthy butterman of Liverpool. His one aim * ¦• ¦ ¦ » j. * VX 1U XX dile^ ~ ^^ ' was» •««*«^' trul«-« ». *-* y^j a*-** marvellous* «^w a. » v^ &J»^ U ' «^kJ specimenK. J J^ /V-/ *_> of\ -J A. aC-W 1 in life is to make money, and, when made, to 40-ton craft. * She was a gruesome thing to ^& A Jk %y JL \>^ jI keepMm ^^ X^s r^J it.X v • Hem n ^^ considers^^ ^^ *' ^^^ ^ ^ >^ ^^ *^ '^' he4L^» ^^ fulfilsJ ^ ^ ^ ***/ the^ wholev ? JL ^ V^ X \ ^ dutyV^^ t^^ ^J y look1WVUV at—long,IAi\J lUllgl low«.v» *V , andUI11U. narrolldll XU wVV ), herJ-id. bronzedUlUlliCU ! of man by devoting six days to business and sides, and rows of steel arms terminating in ji lx X-& x^« «_^/ j i v^ & ^^ / t ^v ^y a a \_ 4 ^y 1 «y ^/ x ^s x^ ¦ 1 j ^y # ^l 1 ' the seventhu ^y to^^ ^ the^ ^ Methodist^^ 1^^ chapel.w** At^^ %^ tjh^' r* ^ e^^ #.^.«^«/ LX \^/ 1XVV — pear-shapedW-* ^w^m^v m. »w/ ^/ ^-^ ^-* . paddles|—* %-** ^-^^ ^^m. a v»>/ ,y g^k iving• * -m a_&m ^ hera «v/a> aC>V horribleA.A V-^ 1 *»^ A like-JL > I chapel he is recognised as a ' pillar/ and in ness to a sunburnt centipede.' She carried I'' businesshnsinp»Rici asoa a veritablevfiH tahlft propnrnn of commercialrnmrnprfial ' Geyser guns ' for throwing streams of boiling j speculation. But he is stony-hearted, narrow v v v m. m. m.jl -*_x ¦ Ai«>«f «_r &. v x_y v^ M~m ^_j» k_/ water*. * ^ > on**~r *. hosv^<>^ tile*-' .**. natives !• The-*. style^/ v A V** inA ii whichVT XA A yy 1 A •1 minded, and his purse-strings are double- the book is written is exceedingly faulty, but j knotted. No gentle words, no kind actions readers who are fond of stirring adventures j everv * w x. gracec-: x. €.** V>V-» hisxx xu dealingsv*- v> tvx x Ai.kk »_* with»»*«-'*-» others^-^ l/ia v> *. >^f .» The-•- xx v> door*^* v-^ v-'X and hairbreadth escapes will find their tastes i^of his soul is shut to all the ' sweetness and gratified. li ght ' of life. At length, by slow degTees, there J From Messrs. Spencer Blaokett & Hallam. comesv;umesj atx tiraransformation,u»iux j .u ^. Jf • Il^VIJOU^VfUO Peter's breast. Under Peggy^ 's unconscious inUuence 's heart melts his mind opens and the other rushes into matrimony with a Peter , to \W ^f M. *.X the light, and his hoarded money begins to find gayCL •« I deceiverV-* *_V \_/ V-/ A V -% ,f whose»» «'\/UV conductV\/ l-« V». »-i,Vl/ speedilyk/ IL/VV/ VA&l.^ convincesT XHWU <-« his wife that in taking him * for better y or " ^HU V \_M IV I1U V UUXV L>ni JL. >-> A LiVVi U«lX\^i benevolent outlets. Peggyf^ r*}mJ is trained and IhJ M. Ml ¦*J" A. JL educated for a ' real lady,' and at last becomes worseT V V^ & \_> ,• ' sheK^ * V>* has* ¦¦ * i-«k/ ' pB»_^ layed*. * ^V V^* the«. A A foolJL V- ' V^ and«v«# A V-*. erredV> A A V^ V>^ exceedingly.' The mother's unwise training Peter-* vj 1 v^ » 'sO soleOvlf heiress1AVIX. V/M9JJT .• TheJL A-* V> remainderJL V> LJLJi CCi l. UUVl ofV/ Ji theLVXA V> book is taken up with Pesgy's after experience appears t> be the root and ground of these as the owner of extensive property—occasion- unhappy marriages. Vy VV ing-*¦)->) ner1I C1 manyLU.dM.X y qualms\J LiC*JH_L0LO ofV/L conscienceUUUOl/J.L VY book— w vmw willYT 1X1 meetJJkJLXsKSV withfVAVIl theI'AAV successfcj «** V> V/V^tJ *-* whichAli.\>AA itXV ~A vein of q uaint humour runs throughout, ¦ ^ A.\S \ *t UUI JMMKA VylXAAA^ IA/JLJL +JLJL k/AVUUAVkl« deserves. Although sometimes faulty in style, enliveningV all the%i M sombre*J \S KS A. pictures. VanityT l/J the bookboolc presentsTvrasfvnts aa. p-nip.t.icturen rf»,. skilfullskilfullvy delineatedd«linen.tf »fl Hard ware, with a secret * blot ' on her life, tgBE^* ' ^*^^"^ ? ^ ^ ~mmmrmmm—^¦wt ^—w^.K *j , 1038 The Publishers' Circular Sept. 2, i8S9 ¦ __ ^ ^ — . > . ! is loved by Willie Snow ; but whilst de- ber and character of literary works issued from ^v ^^ - ^ i» ; ¦ ¦*• H J»i ^ h ^^ clining to reveal her secret to him, asks for 1884-^_^ ^^ tov^ ^^ 1888^» ^i^ ^^ in^ < ™ Englandt^^^m ^^ ^ bk ^ « ^^^" , and^^ — J» ^**^ fro^hi ^ b ^^ m 1883«^u ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ to^ ^^^ F hisViis perfectr>ftrfp»p.t trusttvrnsfr, until the titimeme arrives for the 1888 in Germany. Copious details are given revelation. Willie freely grants the request, respecting the gas and water supplies of the ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ m m< * m ^h w v ^r ^w ^i^ ^hi ^ ^k. H r fc and swears absolute fidelity. Very soon he " metropolis^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^m* ^ta^ *^ «fc **^ ,V thev^ «^ ^ ^^ ad^^^^ ^ ^ ulteration^^ ^^ <^ of-^^ food^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ , new^ ^^ T V houses^^b> ^^ ^ ^ - ^ 1^^ ^^ ^y hears ugly rumours, and, perjuring himself, built, trade unions, building societies, English believes them, and marries before long another naval construction, and the military and naval ^^ w _i ,¦ _> «- w m^r _*¦_> — -^r *» w**r _» ¦ _» — _fe _^-* .» *_b ._fe ' V y 1 r T -* ^*w —» *-*^ w^ r^—' r ^^ —»^ * woman^^ ^ ^' " —> .• Vanity* 's heart is broken^^ —* by this per-^^ facts concerning Germany, Belgium, Switzer- fidy and cowardice. Willie's conscience is land, and Austria-Hungary. A sheet is ap- smitten, but by no nieans^ severely enough, pended to the volume, containing summary M. ._.._& m-^rr ^+ _V whenV 9 _k_»^—* -¦¦—— he—— —¦ ^"-^ discovers~_»> 4 •»_• ^_T ^^ V >_^ «fe —_• that«^ *h _» «^V *^ the^ «fc*» ~_^ * blott*im *r *^ m^ ' has nothingi^ * ¦ ^^ —«» » ^ _b^ta__. data with regard to the area, population, to do with Vanity's honour, which is unsullied, finances, trade, shipping, railways, and , tele- but springs from her devotion to her father, graphs of the British Empire during the _!¦_ —— jt _¦-« / ~_^ ¦ ¦ . ¦ «fc fc ^v V. whoV r ^ ^-*r turnV*/ **•- sk, out^^ ^ « ^^ an«^w *— ^- accomp^ ™* v ' ^^ F*"^ lished^** ^ ^^ ^* *~ burg^ i' *-' — V**t lar^ -^ andw ^ ,*. *_¦ «, year 1887. The wide range of topics and \ villain. Years pass on, aod at length Vanity, details covered will render the volume an noble to the last, finds rest, contentment, and extremely useful and instructive compendium peace in a happy marriage. One of the few for a much larger circle than that which com- ir __ m m _^ » »_.* __ _. ^_ *_, _^ r ¦ r r _r _^ «_h ~ — — _i ~,,~ » j blemishesri r _^ ^ f p ^ _^ ^ * ^^ * in the^^ ^^ book^^ -^^^ ^^^ is the^ b' ^_ i author^v*^v ^^^ ™^ » _* ^_^ 's failure^^ k ^^^ v ^ _fc ^^ & i^t *i * to^^ prises business men. mete out due punishment to Willie Snow, a From the same. — ' The Official Guide to the type of the mean-souled, selfish, young many South Eastern Railway, the Royal M ail Route ^b. _ ^^ - ah ^_^ — — i r — ^ |^ » ^_| r fc who™ V ^_i—» ^_^ thinks^^ ^- ^fc •• ^* ^ ^^** r ™m> more^_^_ ^_^ of^^ the_^ ^^^^ ^^^ observanceia^ ii r «^ V V^^V _fc wfe " — ^ ^ r of~ | the^^ ^ k^ K ^ , -* con-m>B^ | | J ^^^^ to Paris, India, and the Colonies.' This capital ventional rules of society than of the code of * travelling directory ' contains interesting local honour. information concerning the principal English r ^b^ ~ ~ |f ¦ ^k ^k ** ¦ v — ~ .^h ^^ ^^ i^ ~^i ir ^^^v ^ Vi^Vh ^K^^h ^^^ ^^ ^^ «.h ^^ ~ ~ ^k^ ^^^H ^i' ^^- .^ ~fc j— From Messrs. William Blackwood & Sons.— townsmj and^k>^# ^ 4* ^v '^* watering^^'^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ p^ ^^ laces^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ and cities on the * Travel, Adventure, and Sport ' (No. III.), ' Tales Continent. It gives a list of fares from London, from BlacltwoocU$ Magazine? Five stories of is embellished with about a hundred illustra- solid interest are comprised in this volume, and tions, and is furnished with no less than nine fully sustain the reputation which this cheap maps, and eight plans of cities and towns. r~r and handy re-issue has secured. ,^ _ a -v-^ ^--•» «. ¦^^ ¦» ^ nr w ^^^ - -^ »- v — aha * »* ^ b g "^ _» ^"^y *i^ib mb i^M^ -^ ^ ^^ Fromr Messrs. Digby"^^ & Xiong.m ^ —* Ruy»y Bias^" ^ ,T ' by»7 -^r- «# translated by W. D. S. Alexander. ¦ ¦ ¦<¦« -war Victor Hugo, ~ ^fc» ^fc- ^rf- p«v > ¦ -^mr m ¦ ^ ^.» rfk. -m. v/ From.M^ jkj r .¦. ¦ *-4 ^^^ /^b ^k f ^ ^m m ^i_ «fc^^k I ii ¦ ^ ^ ^ ¦ mj ^^ . ^ iflk . -A* ^tunT fl , annual^ ^j -^ ^L report^^^ \- -^ ^^ of^"'^ r the^* ** ^ ^- ' London' ^w ' ^ Chamber^^^ w%^r ^^f ' of^ . ^ Com-^^^ ^ of Posilipo,' by Mrs. T. W. White. The chief »t^\^ R-' >_• »¦— merce. Besides exhaustive tables respecting KJ \S V>* M~A. *^ *~J ^S ¦ * . V^AA K^ *^r \_^ AX. * . ***! ^ » |^ r laceV^ inA.4X Nap-*. ^ •_*/ ¦*_* les.-*. ^—' K^ • The. ^ v j scenes of this book take p ^ the trade of the British Empire, many pages writer possesses dramatic power of no mean ! » 4 are% «/ ^ ^^ devotedX^^ Xv* " ^ ' ** ^** ^- ^ to^— - ^ the^ ^ ^ ^^^ developments>p^ » ^*S * ^ ^ -^ ^^ V^.^ ^ ^^ -^ ^ ^ ^ ^* m^ ¦*i- ' and^^V J^ ^* ^ *^ results^ ^^^ X^ ^ <^ ^ W ^ * ofV^ ^ - order, and constructs a clever plot which rouses t international commerce. The first and one of and maintains the reader's attention. She can i the most i nteresting of the numerous tables is produce almost faultless pictures of beautiful ¦! ¦! Jk ^tf i^ ^» ^> ^> ^& » ^^ f «. aj m.- that^^ ^ k ^^^ tf ^^ dealing^' k' ^ ^^^ 'V ^b ^ ^ JV^k with" * -^k ^^ ^ ^^ internat^ ^W ^^ ^^^ ^ ^ ional^^ ^ ^ '^^ ^^ trade^»^ ^fc ^ II ^ v^b ^^ ,S relating^k ^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^p^^ women, and shows what dunces men usually to the exports of various countries to the are in reading women's hearts. We hope to United Kingdom, Germany, France, and the see further specimens of Mrs. White's litera ry United States, showing the proportion of trade ability. with each of the purchasing countries. A iWJ. ¦¦ A m ¦¦ nr 1 1 FroM, A. V~/ m*--*-J. MessrsJLJLJ * V** I- * UA fcJ .• "WellsV V ^ -* ¦+.+.•** Q-ardner^*** V* *. *S , Dari414k t"^ onV^ AA &*.^*^ Co.^- ^ ^—' •— similar comparative analysis is carried out in 4 of the second t able with regard to international The Strong and the Stronger : a Series Short Readings upon the Temptation of import trade. Various calculations of cm- Forty v> ^ vuv aa\>i \xi .a.w^' - - vy \jl JL JL-*\^A a a -a » v a^ . ^>k^»'^ byr—' y the^ . jl -b.^ ^ Rev. | sumpt ion por head of the total population Our Lord in the Wilderness/ Thomas H. Burnett. A great deal of practical ! (pp. 86-91) in the United Kingdom of food and teaching, conveyed in a striking manner,- is liquors, and out of the United Kingdom of book " ¦ here deduced from the Temptation. The »- Jt -» v_^ .A. \J kj »-» V_* i«i -m~ _ > a Britishm. ^ A * goods^ k > * * in forea. ^ - i gn^k * J* countriesX_/ V-r V-» «i v/i A V«• h^ andi>» X A X -^ theV & A ^—' is very suitable for home reading, and is Colonies, will be found particularly useful and Evangelical suggestive. The tables, facing each other, written from the standpoint of orthodoxy. ^h 1 H ^ i^ «h ¦\ fc_^ ¦»« » m. m respecting^^ »-* T*— ^"* ^^ ^ ^ the^^ progressI " ^"^ 7^ » ^" ^ ^^ ^^ of^^ education^^ *^ ^ ^^ ^*» ^^* j ^ and^-^ . ^ ^_ ^^ the%^ ^*-r ¦ ¦ ¦ J» ¦*— decrease of crime in the United Kingdom, as FromJL' I V7 U 1 Messrs.JJULC/£3 Ml Ui O-riffltb^--f X \ F V *-»,y Farrarx-*- t**X A UJJUl p, Okeden'V^ VV* %^ ^- » ,p & \ well as those relating to emigration and pauper- "Welsri.—' Guild Addresses,' by Rev. W. Frank ism, are phases of the book which will prove Shawfthnw., B.D.RD Mr. ShawSha.w., beingbeinp-an an extreme Hig'»-Hisrli- helpful to philanthropists and social reformers. Churchinan, bases these addresses to the GuiM A new feature in statistical information is the of St. Mary in connection with his church at tables displaying the occupations of the people ( Eastry on the doctrine and ritual observed bv inaj u Germany,vji ui ixAihiiy , Francex1 x tiin>c, Italibaajy, , BelO->ci^iunigium, Switzer-u wiiici" his sebtion of the Establ i shment. Mingled with land, and Hungary, and the relative industrial earnest spiritual -exhortations are numerous 4-^« ¦¦ Jl MfV/ JkJi » m W m A %^0Mt %J growth, and%JV JkJL ^^ L agricultural«^ k J^ %* \- ^ M^ m ^f characteristics.^^ / ^^ A JL *^* VJ A ^^ S*mJ 9 TheJ ^ ^^ Book-^ L ^ ^^ ^^^ JL ^ observations respecting the origin, j selling Trade in England and Germany receives nlnims and ri crh t.s of the Churnh of England, i attention in two comprehensive tables—for the together with a statement of his views on th«> data of which the Editor appears to be indebted imprisonment of Messrs. Tooth , Green , Dale, and to the I*- */bitulc ers ' Circula r—showing the num- Enraght. On the question of Disestablishment • Sept. 2, 1889 TJie Publishers' Circular IO39 Mr. Shaw appears to be a little doubtful. 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V^^ p* BJ —^& ^b '^Bb Bh f bV bBBBbp ^Bk ^ ^ F^^^ ^BpP^ ^ *^ ~Bh ^Bfe . ^BBi ^Bp ^f ^ ^^ » ^BP BiyBJf .» .Bk B^ ^Bjpj ^ B l| II ^B BBk^^»^ ^Ba ^Bi ^BK P> ^^^B B^ # ^ ^p, B^ BJ f very little searching in the west or east end of Broads,^ ThisP^^^ book, with many capital^ illustra-^_ ^ 1own.i own. Therel here is nothing shocking or horriblehnrrihlp, tious, contains a record of the pleasures and neither is there any atrocious villany to appal the penalties, the expeditions and adventures of feelingsf eelings,, set forth in this book. YetYV»fc., notwith-nnt.wilh. a family party on the calm inland waters of standing the absence of the popular methods for East Anglia. Historical notes on the ancient rousing and holding the attention, * A Crooked structures and ruins met with on the banks, \_/ mjVM. A ¦^¦M. AtAllt/U I \_^ V Ui A. A A «. \_^ t~LJ f A k V> -*- « ^ V V AllC J'ath ' is both absorbing and enlivening. The and hints to tourists+KJ *J**S whoVT *.*. \S contemplateW V-^ P ^- *.*• followingV A JL -, widowAvidow oxof mature yearsvears who tries in vain tot,o in- in the track of the ' Gipsies,' form the usef ill crease a sparse income by writing novels, the features of this entertaining chronicle. ¦ ¦ pi. ¦Ib PBJPI W F Fb TJ^/ pTJk ^ ¦¦ « ri fBjr ^ ri ¦ bbIBJv Jl .BBS « P« 4k ***r «B> J1.«B>. ^Bfl- 1 « Bi. BU I ' gilded ^hb T ^fek^ ^^ 9 ^ Ii^ ^^ * * >>B- b¥« ^^BP ^^ .A A «bV^ Bk ^ V« ^f V* ¦ youth,'on philanthropic aims intent, who From the same. * The Norfolk Cricket Annual* ,' _ . Y V A _ BH — «. BBh BBft - — ^^ Hl ^ __ BJjt •» BK -BjBi V •¦ .-jpBh I gloriesiin * slumming,' the blast cl ub man, who seasonB. 1889BBBft ^^ ^Bt. ^B, , edited*»¦ * . by W.^^ S.X*^ Barker" »» and^ J. H.^~ ^_. in to I employs spare moiftent^ making love a Hatch. This annual contains full particulars I vivacious young widow, the tetchy, wayward, of clubs, mat ches, &c, in No*rfolk, and will —— , aji I¦ I but good-heartedqw^-h^b viui i wv/^L uticleU^IVIV.) IH I1V 1U1IC l. "_f HUM I JLJ LH_'IJ1 %.l , who fails to find much therefore prove special interest and service Bl . of ^^H | ^ ' — M. . -> ¦ ¦ sunshine in the wojrld save in the presence of to the cricketers of the county. id4o The Publishers' Circular Sept. 2, 1889? From Messrs. Crosby LockOTood & Son. — for girls. They contain a' fund of moral teach- r 1 ¦ i — — - ¦ ¦ —^ ^^^^^ ¦ ^ ¦* r ^» ^W ~ W ^"~ ' ~^~ — — — — ^ p^ ^^^ ™ ~ ^ ^^^ ¦ ^ — ^^^ ^ ^m" ~^^ ^^F" ^v^ ^Bj^^pp ^Bjp^ f ^B^ «V V^^ p* ^^* ^"^^ ^^^B ) ^^ W ^^fc*^.^fc ^^ ^B" ^BBBh "^^ ^^^^^^^~ ~™" "™— ^"~ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^b^ ^^^ ^^^ * ^P P"4 ^^^ ^^"^^ ^^^^^ ^~*^P* ^BrfP^fc ' Laundry Management,' by^ the Editor of the ing cleverly woven into an attractive ground- m^m ^ ^^m v A b*^pv « • m * *^ • • ^ b^ ' Laundry Journal.' The scientific principles of work. Vivid descriptive touches brighten their the modern laundry trade are here explained pages, and, although interest sometimes flags , °"^^--^— ~~ ^¦^ ¦^^^^¦^ ^^ » i —^ —^ °"^^ ~ *^»~ ™ - — i °""~ ¦ - — — ~ _.. ^^— - - — - -- # - —— "^-~ ¦ ™ ^— ¦ ¦ i ^ ^^ -~~ ^ ™ ^ ¦ ~ ^b ^BV^B> ^BV^^ B ^h^^^B ^^h w^ M^B ^^r ^^^« ^^^-^^ ^™~ ^^p^ —^r-^^ ^^^"^^^ ^^^^^ -^^ - — ^ pj ^ p * ^ J ^BhdB^BJ ^^^ _ and illustrated in a clear, concise, and able they^ will prove highly^ acceptable as prize manner. Whilst describing various machines books. $ in public — — — -^_- - _- -^_- — -_- _- ^ _ ^r — — _ ^^^^ -^ ^ -^^^ . — ^H ^^^^ ^"^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^*^ ^^^ ^^^^" ^^ ^.^ ^^^ ^^^^^* W and appliances that can be used only Fromrthe same.—* Ester Ried, ' Ester Ried yet^ ^^^ ^B^ laundries, the author supplies numerous sug- Speaking,' and ' Ruth Erskine's Crosses/ by gestions and lays down important rules for Pansy. These are cheap illustrated reprints of at — »- - ^ — - m ^^— -^— -^— — - — ^— h - — — . ^^ -^^ ¦ —~»— ^p ^^"^^^ ^w^^h ^^^^ ^V^^F^BB. carrying out successfully laundry-work ^^g ^fc^^F the * Pansy^^ ' Series of story books, and are home. suitablA — ^m ^k e for^& distribution^BBt A ^ a Bk in^ Sund^ - ¦ ^^ ay Schools.^ ^^ ^_ From Messrs. Macmillan & Co.— € Dictionary From Messrs. Houtledge & Sons.—' A Brother ^^^. of Music and Musicians ' (a.d. 1450-1889). to* D^B ragons, and^V othera V Old-Time^ ^ ^Bl ^Bk ^r^m-^ ^ Tales^^^^^m ^H ,'^ by Vol. IV., Appendix, &c. Edited by Sir George Amelie Rives. These are stories of the days of Grove, D.C.L., LL.D. The fourth volume of- Queen Elizabeth, and are rendered throughout this admirable and comprehensive Dictionary in the English of the period. They are well contains various corrections to the preceding written and entertaining, free from tediousness, volumes, as well as numerous additional and testify that the writer possesses gifts of an *b* jbw 'i. pj r r ~- - iir *^^b p w** ¦ I r^.. ¦•» ¦ ^^^ mba *m-^^ ^ b* ^* ^ ^ *_ ^» > ^^v* ^*^*^b» ^* -^ ^bj«t ^fc ^^r v^ ^*^ ^Bh^h^B> ^^ p^^ ** ^^ p> » ¦» ^ — r ^^ ^^ ^B^-^wfli^ • — uncommon Ih X* biograpCU 4. hies and articles on musical subjects.•/ - order. The phraseology, customs, !.# The thoroughness with which the entire work and manners in various grades of society appear i£ has been carried out will render it an invaluable to be faithfully reproduced . The book will be companion to professors, students, and all w^elcomed as a pleasing change from novels i> _ j_ jX* v interested• i jt* in music.• Thm l e_t long list*i* ofj?_ con- dealing w^ith modern life. ^ tributors includes the names of Dr. Spitta, of From Messrs. Sockl & Nathan.^—We have Berlin, Dr. Hubert Parry, Mr. E. J. Hopkins, received for notice some Christmas booklets, | | Mr. W. S. Kockstro, Sir J. R. Sterndale- which from their variety and cheapness will, \ \ Bennett, Mr. W. G. Cusins, Mr. H. Sutherland doubtless, obtain popularity in the "coming ¦ i — mw ^—*¦» ¦ v «^w ^ «w»^ pt_r h pv^ ^ *¦ ^m~*~* V a -«fei « r Tl 2j Edwards, Sir G. A. Maci— ^.^ ^^ farren^ m^w ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^b ,¦ Sirrx v -' ^ ^k Herbert^n ^b* ^^ ^fe. r^^ ^.^ ^ ^^ S.fs^ v season. Several of these we would draw I Oakeley, Rev. Sir Frederick A. G. Ouseley, special attention to on account of their beauti- Mr. Ebenezer Prout, Sir John Stainer, Sir ¦ ^^ v ¦ P^P"^^ ful— — illustrations— ¦ — -~- — ^—^— — — — ¦ ™ "~^» andh ¦ . "^— — entirel•^^ r' ^^H^^v h ^^m ^^h -^.^ y ori-^^^ H^ i^ ^" g^Bl^BB inal^^ ^^ ^^^ ™^^™ ^^ desi^**^^* ^^^" ^^"^ ^^ gns.^BP^Bk .^^^ ^ Arthur S. Sullivan, and the Editor. The Of the larger sort, bound in boards, ' Fairy publishers announce that a full index to the Fine-Ear's Fancies ' is, certainly, the most four volumes is in the press, and will shortly ¦ ¦ ¦ striking- — — — —¦ £——^l as— ^» a— — work— — —^ ^ ^^ h * ^^— ofh - art^^ ^v ¦ h ^— ,^b the^^ ^^r ^^» colouring^^^ ~^f- ^~^ ~*^r ~^m-^* ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^» ^BPVBk of^^^ ^"™* the^™ ^~ ^^ ^^^^ be issued as a separate volume. illustrations being exceptionally beautiful and From the same.— ' The Tv/o Sides of the Shield,' delicate. Longfellow's poem, * Flowers,' forms and ' Nuttie's Father,' b}' Charlotte M. Yonge. the subject of another booklet, of similar size, These are two more of the cheap series of plentifully and tastefully illustrated in sepia. Miss Yonge's well-known stories. The healthy Chiefly noticeable among the smaller ones is i tone, and chatty, homely, attractive style which * Let there be Light,' which is illustrated in a ; distinguish the books of this authoress, have peculiar manner, both effective and original. long since placed her in the front rank of On every other page appears an illustration, of literary caterers for young people. The two a small picturesque arch,overhung with creepers, volumes just re-published, though not the which spans a waterfall. The space inclosed most popular, are certainly specimens of the by the arch is cut out, disclosing a view on writer's best work. the next page of a moonlit stream, whose waters appear to supply the waterfall at the bottom of From Messrs. Methuen & Co.—' Our English the arch. Although the same idea is preserved Villages : their Story and their Antiquities,' by throughout, each illustration is, of course, i P. H. Ditchfield, M.A. The history and romance different. That which next meets our attention _ _ of Engf-j lish villages- j—j are here briefl y and generally ^ ^ ^ is * The Queen of Dolls,' a humorous and set forth in a manner that evinces a consider- ¦ ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ~- — mr^^ - ^^^ -^^ ——• —^^^^ ¦ v W W pi pathetic^v ^~ if ^^^F' poem b^^ yj F.^^^^ Lang^^^^ ^b^^^v .^ ^^ ^BBBBi bridh ^^» ^^ | ¦ ge*p|BB> ^^^r ,¦ ¦ which^^ ^ d^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^ > ,^M to-^^ ^*^ 1 able amount of careful research. Most of the gether with ' Puggie's Grave,' by Hans Andersen, ¦¦ ¦¦ ™—— ¦~~r ^ ' — — ~—~ chapters are^ ^ written— — " ' ™~ — '^^ ^""^^ in^~- —~-^^ a^ar-^ popularm I. — ¦ h ^^^ ^ ^^ ^h^V ^^ and^fc^^* ^*^" ^^^fc W^^ ^ ^ pflP ^ ¦¦ ^ k ^ J ^*^ ^.* ^k • ^^^ suggestive will deservedly find favour among young people. style, and although there is no attempt to treat ¦' ¦ Nor™ - ~"~ must"- ~^ we" - -^^ forget¦ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^BVVh "^ ^ "^ to~^ ~*mr mention^^^^mim ^N^ ^fc ^^ ^~ ^^" ^^^ ^ ^» two^i^ • » ^ ^* " prettilyB ^ ^ ^» ^*i^ ^"^ ^ / the subject exhaustivel y the book will probably designed little booklets, of six pages, which inspire many a reader to investigate for himself are very effecti ve, one in the shape of a horse- the history and legends of the old-world village shoe1 ™ "™" —~ ,» the«^~ other"™^ ^— '—» ™— ' ^^ ~~ ^fc. ^^ ^^^— ^^,^' — i ^ ~ ^k* bt ^^^fc ^^ ^~ ^^^ *^^ ~ ~ . ^ ^^b^a^^V ^^^ ^4. contains^^^ ¦ ^ r ^^^^ ^— -.— -^ ' where his * a heart. The former rude forefathers ' dwelt. quotations from Shakspeare ; the latter, lines From Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson 8c JPerrier. from Longfellow, and both are full of tiny ' Tempted, an Episode,' by Margaret M. illustrations. We regret that space will not Black. Two students, attached friends, com- permit to describe any more of these pretty ™ -¦— — ^ — — ' — —-* ¦ "^^^ i "^ " "^ ~^ "~" f ^.^^» ^ ^" ^^^^ . i ¦ | - pete¦J for a valuable bursary,y and also^" ^fc^ ^n^^ for^.^ ^«^ *fc the^** ^Bk^B ~ booklets ; suffice it to say that they are illus- affections of Mqna^, ..the charming daughter of trated in a most varied and tasteful fashion, in tlie Principal of the College. One of them colours, sepia, and neutral tint. -— — — — — — — - -^ — - ~ - -¦- -_- **— — ^¦ ^^ ^^-^ ^^^ m ma hi —' wins the bursary,j but inw* ai^H fraudulent~m ^^ ^.^ ^^^^ ^k^ way,^ W ^f^ W V and^.^^fc» ^Bk ^Bh ^^.^^k Fro— m Messrs.¦ ™ ™ ¦ ™ ¦ ™ ' —^ -^ Swan^ ii w ^ ^^^^ *— Sonnenscheinw m^ - ^^^ ^pi^h ^p^p^^B -^^r *mm^^ ¦ - ^^r ^^^^*m var ^ i^^ p^i^^B &^Bjtf^^Br Co.^^^^ r '^—^ ¦' — the other finally wins Mona's hand and heart. A Manual of Emily The repentance, ' Home Nursing/ by Lo uisa confession, and atonement of Dobr6e. Rudimentary, knowledge in the art — — — — - — - — — — - - -_- — — -_ -^^ - ¦ — - — ° - ¦ ¦ h ¦ hh ^^ - * ^— ^^*- ^^ » the dishonourable student bring the book«^^ r ^ ^^ - ^^^ v^^^i* to^^^ »" a^^^^f — - ¦ ¦- — — ^^ ¦^ of nursing-^ p ^^— — —— — ^ phk is¦ ™ here^^ ¦ ¦ ^^^f w ^ ^^r presentedBJ ' ' ^^ ^^^ ^*^ ^* ^~ w ^v ^i^p^B* in^^ v^^P~ a^.^^V form^^^ ^^^ ^^h ^B.^^»^^ ,^ p clear^^^ ^^^ happy conclusion. The authoress, setting a and succinct, service hi h aim before her. carries it that cannot fail to prove of ^ out with distinct to mothers and daughters. Whilst all techni- r — — — — — - - ™- -^_~ ™- -~- — — ¦ r j ^^ ^ —— -^ m ~^ ^^ '^* W '^i^ ^ V w " ^k^ ^* ^B* success, and has produced a healthy^ novel, well - ^^ -Bj ¦¦ ¦¦ mr V4 ^» - ^* -^r *hV ¦> It iTf ^k^ ** ^" w — calitiesm^ are^b, ^.^ avoided« "V.^ ^ T f^ ^^^ '^ '^ ,BB the^^ K4 ^^^ mainb% ^B>Jk^p*"V«« ak.^ andV^^"1P 4k^B ^^H- essential^^r ri r t» ^ adapted for the home circle. duties of the home- urse are set forth under OC FromX' LKJ ILI Messrs.XULQOOJl Oi S.KJ. W.VV . PM. artridgeOii UIJU^ O & Co.V^W. —* RuthXV U 1.1J. various headings. A sick person's speedy and -^^ - — ~ 4| ~ r " ^^ H | ~ ^» — | r .* IVBi Erskine's Crosses,' and • Ester Ried/ by Pans} . comp ^™ "™"ll ¦ lete*"~ ^^ ^^ ^^^ recovery^^ ^.^ \r ^*^ — ^.^ ^Bk W 1 often^^ ^ ^K depends^^^Bt ^BlBr p ^ ^ ^^^ •• • ¦ ^ ^^^ ^*^ on careful^"¦' ^"^ — Tliese are pleasantly-written religious stories attention to apparently trivial though common- —" ———.——— i. —.— 1 1 ' i ii ¦ ' J iy 1 ' v—-—-' '' ¦ • I . <) . - I. i • • i i , , , • /ff ' ' ' . . ' . i _ 3tt± Sept. 2r 1889 The Publishers ' Circular 104 1 sense details. Such details meet in this book Mr, Tasker for printing a facsimile edition of _ uc ixx _*j i/ui ^uaoio wicj auu V«.-a.y Rk/ \J , «-^^- J» _*-a. wr fc_/ «-» a. vx with* . - the* emphasis they demand ;, whilstw iliist theL UtJ Dr.JL -' A. • EatonJLJLVUV /1X 'sk7 quainVJ UU11J tW«, beautifulMV. U* «-*. »-*A-*- , butV*. almost^ for- Talue of simple and handy contrivances for the gotten work—• De Fastis Anglicis, sive Calen- ¦ caij •«* -»'V • -¦- »-*' fc/.«-v -_-__ v-__ ^ u.ii-1 liva. UX1\> *V_» JLJUL alleviation of V* X. \J X U V-SJL tUC ^k^^b ^^^ / ^k ^ ^ ^^ & ^k^k^L ^^^^ F ^L'4 ' ^^^ F ^k ^M^k ^^^^^Jk % ^^Vfe ^L>^h ^^^ ^L ^L ^^ ^^ *^ ^^^^ * ^v^' ^* ^^^ ^k^k^K » ^ ^^ r ^^r ^^^ ^h^^ ^^ ^^^ ^*^ ^b^^b pain and_> the comfort of the darium ' The little volume is exceed- ^_ ¦ _ Sacrum. • ^ • invalid receives prominent notice. In the ingly scarce ; indeed, only two copies of it are Chapter•^ ¦^ *-— *— J T-" —' ^^ —• on^b*-.---- Accident._—«-'^«'^ s__^-_.*_-' _k-j_ • sp_r a«>v few-b W »» simpleUAAJ^k/ JL\> directions^ II X W VA V/11O knownknnwn totn existp>-jrist., onennp >. ofnf which\«7hioh is in Mr. Tasker 's are enumerated for application ' until the possession , whilst the other is, fortunately, *¦ ¦ ¦ ¦* ¦»¦ »¦ in ^-" »> ^~r ^- * ** ^^ -" ^- » *—' -»* ¦»-' aJh. A__b ^_^ " " 1 If ¦ ¦ V«WV__. JLltJV B_S JL Vj* t {¦V\,<*\S VI T| A |,HA t.Vi Mnsftmn doctor comes.* ' The Manual is prefaced with safelsfl fnlyv housedVionsj^rl in theA BritishT^rit.isVi Museum.. InTn Mr. a characteristic introduction by Dr. Mary Tasker's words, the book may be regarded as __ Sl_ "» r_fl.i*lior 5»/nr_ p.rvnr».Tnri_ =»s. wi+.h napfn l Viinfa r_n LAlf %., 1A \ M M 1 I 1 1 f I , Ui_i\_j» u l K ~ J.U TV IXlvll' Ji «^*» A-i Scharlieb, and concludes with useful hints on the * outcome* l)^y ^^* of, the times\ *M * ** in which Dr.^ A • EatonJ—* *. V^ ' Cookery for Invalids.' lived, just as the " Parable of the Pilgrim," by From the same.— * .Rough Shooting-,' by T. E. Bishop Patrick, and the " Pilgrim's Progress," M^ ____ -_ __.¦_ A\y Vt. Kebbel.JJL\/ K^ ^" t Th-- is• isAkJ a_^V reproductionk/i\/V4. Wi>V/ll ofV/J. various* lAAlV/UO by John Bunyan, were each composed in a articles which have appeared in the Times, St. similar style, within two years of one another, r r «_«___, »- V t»y»#«.vv v *_>* t^^< w «^ ^ ^ i^ ^_«. v- _/-___ V_* J_ I V IAX X&LWXkj a CWA-LV4. Jl fcj C4J -LJL b y unacquainted with the James' s Gazette,^ and other journals, and is an y authors entirel amusing and suggestive vade mecum for the other's work.' The book contains some genuine VLWX 11AU sportsmanUyjX-FM _/-_* ______*- _..<___ tov^^ carryX T inJL U his pocketpVVU VW att« V thisUJL____ I_7 seasonfc_7 V-/CA k_>V_/-LJL poetry, and is an extremely interesting illustra- of the year. Partridges, pheasants, snipes, tion of the religious fervour and ecclesiastical ducks, rabbits, as well as the less important leanings of a learned divine at the beginning __ _ _ i«A _ y TT 111U L/11 victimsT IVVAJuUU ofV-'-*- Sport'£-''« -' _- -^, areV the/ _L_L^_ subjectsU L4 I^ I VVVU whichA^IXVU. insp ire\^ of the reign of Charles II. the author's ready pen. From Messrs. J. S. Virtue & Co., Limited.— From "M.T. "W. Stevens. —' Love will find out the * Sound Investments for Small Savings,' by G. r"W _. j Tart «. -v ¦ w •¦ Way^ '• ('v Famil^ r*^ • 1 y Story" » i Teller- ^ ^ ').* A* pathetic. love Bartrick -Baker. When unsound schemes are story, in which an orphan heiress suffers atrocious so freely floated on the market to catch the v^kj _»_»_» _ »^J *^__ ^_/ »>w j i a w - -v^ a * . ^/-—,**.»_ » ._, «—» e^ _/ v_* » * ¦ "" .*. r a^v V^V- _«--_f._L JLJL .-__,^^ i_j x*/ ty fv//C/ V^ t fi-J ¦*. ixxulva *¦*-* \* treatment^ ^^ for refusing to marry a cousin' ,• whose* * unwary,VA. KJL W €At * T y aC4I vadeC/ CC/ U/ L/ mecnvi*/CtX of this kind must prove±T highest aspiration is the possession of the girl's very serviceable. The author, however, whilst riches. She becomes the victim of a cruel con- supplying a long list of brewing concerns, spiracy, and is consigned to a mad-house, but omitsnmits totn enumerat^rmmpra.t.pe i manymfinv safesafft commercial at length defeats the designs of her foes, and , undertakings which offer a reliable return for escaping from confinement, flies to the man of small investments. herhp>r hearth^q.rt.'s choicervh nir.f*, to whomwhnm sheshfi is finallfinnllvy married. The s ^ ory is well written, and con- From Messrs. Ward & Downey.—' Mister Fare- »T 1-^iJ. L/lUUUCl' > -*-'• » J - Jl. ' Oil.Jt/UJU . ThisJl iXlO isJ.U a*M newil V^ andV^ tains many exciting scenes. brother),' by~'J B. L. Farjeon. cheap edition of a clever and successful novel. From Mr. James Tasker , Shrewsbury.—' The Holy Calendar ; being a. treble series of From the same.— * In the Flower of Her Youth,' epigrams upon all the Feasts observed by the by Mabel Collins ; and 'A Modern Magician,' ¦ CAJ C-C \ ^ S 11 LAA. >_/_-J_ VS -*- -* ¦* IJ Gk 1C411VA • V/ * * * * * l^fV/tJVvL _/ T ___ ^ l/Xll«J-l •**/ M. by J. Fitzgerald lyLolloy. These are cheap Church of England.CJ Composed_L by*/ Nathanael ViVAlUlUllO KJ JL. yjKJ IJ \JL 1>CJL±. UV7 V V^XU^ presenting£S A. V^ KJ V*-*-* v j . *- j . many*j-»«-w*-* Eaton, Doctor of Philosophy and Medicine, and editions of popular novels, ^ ^j Jk J—^ XtJl-& ^_ ^ L«iJ - ¦- V ^V • k/ certain »«^ f XV * % * VIA V V- A.J. «< '« features which are Vicar* ^—'m^*'^- ofV^ ^ Bishop^-^ 's*^J Castle,* in the county'V^ ^* * T of^- * Salop,V^ f original and startling 1661.' 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'ri! {||»nnMlHHlTHI»H ^ ¦ ¦ I? v - > . • This Bookcase , in black ebony pine, French polished , contains 75 volumes fro m SAMPSON 1 Low & Co. 's Juvenile Series , suitable for both boys and girl s, as detailed below, all of which are of the highest literar y merit , and are illustrated in th e most grap hic manner from designs by celebrated Eng lish and foreign artists. The contents of the case are as follows :— One Set ST^JNTD ARD BOOKS FOB , BOYS. By Kingston, Hent y, ") Gr. M. F enn, H. M. Stanle y, and others. Fully Illust rated. Very L 33 Volumes , handsome cloth gilt binding. Crown 8vo. J One Set POPULAR SE RIES FOR GIEL8 . By Miss Alcott , Mrs.\ Whitne y, H. B. Stowe, and others . Cloth gilt. Small crown 8vo. j t% , ANT) 1 One Set AUSTBALIAN TAJLES STORIES. By Maijd\ J . J eanne Franc . Handsome cloth binding. Cloth 8vo. J " I . Total ... 75 Volumes. I Descriptive Illustrated Catalo gue of these Works sent post-free upon application. - I London : SAMPSON LOW , MAR STON , SEARL E & RIVINGTON , Limited , M St.. Dunstan 's House , Fetter Lane , Fleet Street , $.0. ¦ ¦• " - ¦• 1 . . - ¦ sept. 2, 1889 T\he Publishers* Circular $o6f ¦ ; -—— _ ..„ . .. I Sampson Low, Mars ton , Searle & Rivington, Ltd. , ^ ¦ ^ —— ^ — ^ _ ^ ¦ / -« bST 5" "" ¦ t^^SMM , wJ ^ IliiilkliilllIilH li^feOilSiiiiiiitofciiiii! ^^B^fc • ^S ^ t -*$. C^^ w ^ ^^^ H-H ii^BHB ^^ teBB» ^^ «BK ^ ,,<:^jl!i.!iiHii!i8i i^ni ^ . ^^ uy^iisiiae iSn^^^^ BI ^^^^^^^^^ HHVH ^^^^^ HVBB ^^ HI ^^^ HHB- ^^ Si ~sS53iii2"'iyui SHB C^ ^^ K '¦" i= ii : - -^a - r ¦ ¦ -^- ¦ liiii^hg^i^H ^^ feg ^^ Hp p^H ^^^^^^ HH H ^^^^^^^ HH ^^ HHH ^^^^ B^^ B^ _ ,- ^ ¦H >>4.,HKi3.;^ I ¦ -*- ¦ ^^^ J ilil^^ HlL ^^^ H9PSS5K£K ^^ ^^^ HHH E^B3^^^^ ^ RB ^^ IB EBH |^^ H ^w ^- g^^^^^^~ '^¦Huln niS ^^ ^H HIin|HO^i. 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Sampson Low, Marston t Gov Ltd. i?£<7 to inform their Correspondents in Austbalia, New Zealand India, and the Col onies, that their New Premises afford greatly increased accommodation f or the supp ly and ship ment of all kinds of Mebchandise, and more especia lly Books, Periodicals, &' Stationery. CATALO GUES AND TERMS FORWARDED••••••#•••••, ON APPLICA TION, TO BONA-FIDB TRADERS. •••••••••••• * A complete ] rdsum6 of Books specially suited for Colonial ! sale, and a Special List of New Remainders adapted for tlie present season, are now ready, for Export only. • • j it _ ST. DUNSTAN'S HOUSE, FETTER LANE, LONDON, E.C. | ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i ' . . ' . '• ' it '- - . - v . - v- T- -. i: fJj>yv'jVsJ ' ' ; ~ ' ' ¦ ' " ¦¦ . iil . ' . ! • " . . ' , * - .¦ '' ' ,'?3: ' ' • ^j f , V il1 - . :.; . :. . . * || BI |B—¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ •'• ¦ llllll ¦ B-B- BI IB -lll-—llll- lllillll n H ^ B ^ *** '—" * —' " — * 'l-^ —™-^^" ll"" ™ ^^ -Bu cTs «o6S ^-fce blish f Cii-culaf sej *. ^, ^885 JA CKSON'S SYSTEM OF Vertical or Upright Writing SPECIAL. NOTICE. Tlie Bublisl iers liave much, pleasure in an- nouncing TJ"DPI^ IC3 - HT .f _tu ZsT ^VC -A-ItTS HH 3. JACKSO N' S NEW STYLE VERTI CAL WRITI NG COPY BOOKS I n rEiglit Books. Pric e Tw o pence each. ADOPTED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON. THE ST. DUNSTAN'S SERIES OF - JACKSON 'S NEW STYLE VERTI CAL WRITI NG COPY BOOKS. EIGHT NUMBERS. PRICE ONE PENNY EACH. PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS from Cler gymen, Ins pectors , Mana gers , Teachers , &e. *>I can stron gly recommend Mr. Jackson 's new style of | * There is no doubt It is the best system now in use.' vertical writin g.*—The Lord Pri mates of Ireland. TRttBNEra 's Literar y Record. i * The specimens are of great excellence.' « It Oan be more readil y acq uired than the orthodox Genera l Ga mble , War Office. system/—Thos. Smith , Oapt., H.M . Inspector of Schools , • Especially useful in the Civil Service Examinations , in Admiralty Departm ent, whioh bo many otherwise competentfreqaent can didates fall in t llQ __ *_. . _ „„„,,„ !, j „ h *i£S2.T flTnWK o tvl fl ^ ,*«,. i * SStew ^^^ SS^ a oau* of to SXS^.f SS^LSFS&AST S(Rev.) W. S. Darlb y, Diocesan Ins pector of Schools. ' Needs less supervision than any other style with which ' The natu ral system of writing. ' I am acquainted/—Robert Headlb y, Star Lane B, S., . Rev. B. P. Rob , LL.D. London. THE ONLY COPY BOOKS TEACHING VERTICAL WRITING THAT HAVE BEEN ADOPTED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON. : t . Londoa : SAMPSON J iOW , M;ARS TON , SEAKLE & RIYINGTON , Limited, II Si. Bunstan 's House , Fetter Lan e, Fleet Street , vp.O. J * 1 1 ' " — : ¦ ; \ Sept. 2, 1889 The Publi shers ' Circular iodg* | = : : 4 h* 1 Telegra phic Address, ' SPALDING / LONDON. ] [Telephone No. 2530. ' 'I1 SPALDING and HODGE, m! I 145 , 146 , & 147 DEUEY LANE , , 1i i l ?* LONDON , W.C. *+ U5f )olesale $t ationcrs & ITl atttt facf uxexs. Hold the Lar gest Stock in the World of every description of Papers. I j ,...„„„„ ^ ., „ .,.,,^ ,^ ~~^ ^ ^—^_ ^ A SUPERFINE & FINE PRINTINGS, & SUPER CALENDERED ART NEWS, f PRINTINGS, of every Quality and Price. : PLAT E, WOODCUT, MAP, and DRAWING PAPERS. j HAND and MACHINE-MADE PAPERS for PRINTING ETCHINGS. LITHO ANTI8TRET0H. Registers perfectly. j WHITE and TINTED WRITINGS, of the Best Know n Mills. ! LO FT-DRIED MACHINE-MADE WRITINGS, E. 8. and T. 8. V ENAMEL, SURFACE, and FRICTION GLAZED PAPERS. !> B ROWNS, ROYA L, and SMALL HAND, &o. &c. | HAND-MADE PRINTINGS, WRITI NGS, and LOANS. **??? ??«««?«????«???????««??????????? ????????????????????????????????????? «>??? ???????????« SPALDINa & HODGE, j Exp ort Stationers ama" 3Ian ^ifaet%irer8, ' 145, 146, & 147 DRTJUTT LANE , LONDON , W^.O. I * " ' » ' - ¦ ¦ '; ¦ - ¦' • - • •'• " " ' i ^fc> • i .. i - , i i. . ,. .._ . . . .,.. . ' , ...... ,. . . ' , -l: iiV i i i ' uv I I io7o The Publishers ' Circula r Sept. 2, 1889 ¦ ~ ~ : *-— ¦ _. < I t JOH N DICKINSON & CO. Ltd . MIL LS : CROXLEY, If ASH, APSLEY, HOME PARK, BATCHWORTH. I Fine Print ings and Super Calender ed Pa pers for Newspapers , High-class Ma gazines and Books. Printin gs of all qualities and prices. TJnstretchable Litlio Pa pers . PLATE , "Wo odcut , Ma p, and Drawin g Pa pers . Hand-mad e Printin gs for Repro duction of Old Auth prs, for IBditions de Luxe, &c. WMte and Tinted 'Writin gs, BLOTTZN "G-S, and Cartrid ge Pa pers . Brown and Pac kin g Pa pers. Enamel Pa pers, Cards and Car dboar ds, Envelopes* ITote Pa pers, <&c. 65 OLD BAILEY , LONDON, E.C M R. T.TANNER&Co. SALISBURY SQUARE, FLEET STREET. WHOLESALE AND EXPORT STATIONERS. PRINTING. HAND and MACHINE-MADE WRITINGS, TIS8UE8, NEW8, and TI NTED and COLOURED PAPER8, 8TRAW, and PLATE PAPER8. CARTRIDGES and B LOTTING8. MILL BOARDS. yy rss v y ry TyTy yTTTT Tyy Ty yyy 'y y *^*r *'^^* r ^^ 'wm^n ' ^ T ^ir T'r yTTTTT ^ T ^ www^wvw^******* SA MPL ES AND PRICES ON A PPLICA TION. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦ ——¦ 0, " ' — — —- —¦ —¦ ¦ , . . — ¦ ¦¦¦ . ; — — «V TO PROPR IETOR S OF ILLUST RA TED PERIODICAL S, BOOKS , Ac. For Sale.—Electrot ypes of upwards of 150,00Q Wood Engravings. Specimens and Term s upon application to CASSEIil * & COMPANY (Iamite 4), Belle Sauvage Yard , Ludgate Hill, London , E.G. iLa W.B.—Xlxamino tlila Stook before ordering new tmb joot *. sept. *, i8»9 T^he Publishers ' Gitcula * 1071 AND £r S ^^ *- J0 WHOLESALE AND EXPORT M C } ^^ Jf fe ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ J r ^ J 68 eANNON STREET, JT # <&%f ^conidoist, ~M. ^ ^ *mt* &s ^-JF - ^g-p flint. # Ss/ Jr vr nn" n5^ 6 (Jlue u (J>ambt0+ TJ?f i^ing, PARIS. M^^^ \ ^J # ^ ffl rajg^n j t ' vyixutiia j. -1372i i<*72 'She_Liit? Publiuruiis jtHSJ.shero s Circular •Sept^- oepUrZa., -isso1989 [11881SH E R & ISON Bookbinders ^ gw. TWj S g^E^ji we^Kg, (^HURCH GNTRY, (£ARTE R LANE, E.C. LEIGHTON, SON, & HODOE, telegraphic WHOLESALE BOOKBINDERS , telephone | ADDRESS : number LEIG H ODGE Ko n > 16 KEW-STREET SQUARE, FLEET STREET, E.C. 2737 ' j L., S., & H. beg to intimate to PUBLISHERS, POINTERS, AUTHORS, &c, that they execute in the best style and on the most reasonable terms every description of "Wholesale Bookbindin g, either in Cloth , or Leather. Their Stock of Engraved Brass Dies is most extensive and varied, and their powerful Machinery and Steam-power give them unrivalled advantages in the rapid execution of large orders. ~ - L., S., & H. have a separate Department for Account-Book Binding, and are prepared to under- take every description of work, including the supply of Pa per , Billin g, Printin g, Perforatin g and ! Pa ging of Books for Commercial purposes. { Applications for Estimates will meet with prompt attention . ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " ' " ' ' " " ' ' " "" ' — — .--. " " - — ~~' " ' ' — - ¦-— "1 I iN K( ) [N H c\T ^ ( ) ^^^^^^ Sv WHOLESALE BOOKBINDERS, ^^^^^W' ^^^^^^f l85i- 76 Fleet Street , LONDON , 76 Fleet Street . l86a* j i 1 Publishers ooksellers ^ B , and Trade in town and country are herewith inform td that this f irmexecute rapidly, punctually, a«*/ /« ^^ f^1 style all orders for Plain, \ ' ' J 9 1 Elegant and Ornamental Binding ; original designs by good artists. Additional steam power and new machinery enable them to compete successfully with other f irms, in taste, speed, and price. Estimates and samples by return post when practicable. \ ^- ELECTROTYPES. Messrs. SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON & CO., Limite d, Have prepared a List of Works from which they are willing to supply selections of Electros. This list they wilt be happy to forward to any bond fide purchaser. Address—St. Dunstan's House, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, E.C. • ¦ ' - v«- . , . , . ¦ - • ¦>_ ,; . sq>t. - 2,- 1889 Tfye Publishers ' Cir culatr ' 1073 - J OHN GALPINV f ^|cr father atiir Sttt|tflcs alt Station er, T8 FLE ET STREET (LATE 3 AMEN CORNER, PATERNOSTER RO W), LONDON E.C ; & 12 BUB BLEUE, PARIS. E VER Y DESCRIP TION OF NEWS, PRIN TINGS, & WRITIN GS. i • SAMPLES AND PRI CES ON APPLI CATION. MILL No. 13. SOLLINS MILLS, ZCLA.I R/WIEi lET , LAIsTOAS HIH/E. BOOK PAPERS, FINE PRINTINGS, COLOURED PRINTINGS, N EWS AND FINE NEWS IN SHEETS OR REELS, LONG ELEPHANTS, CARTRIDGES, E. S. WRITINGS; ALSO CHROMO, ENAMEL, SURFACE COLOURED AND GUMMED PAPER, 3TATN U Jb'ACTURERS. Samp les and, JPf ices on, app lication,. London Agent : W. V. BOWATER , 28 Queen Street , Cheapsi de, E.C. LA.DIES' CLUB NOTE . The LADIES' CLUB NOTE. A silken- only Note Paper that has been special ly finished Note Pa per , made specially for made for Ladies , and will be found pecu- Ladies , LAliarl y adapted to their style of handwriting. sssjr 0 £SL sssBjrayi. "8H&tai ned prom all Stationers^- pers 5 op all Statio ners. 9* per 5 Quire 9^- Pa cket. Cour t or Heraldic Envelopes^ to Quire Packet Co urt or Heraldic Enve- lopes to match , 9^. per 100. ; ^aioh , Qd. per 100. THEI GENTLEMAFSpNOTE THE GENTLEMAN' S NOTE. A lugh-class Note Paper for Private and The Not e p of the d for Privat e and Professional Use. Has a special surrace to Profess ional use. suit all pens. THE GENTLE MAN'S NOTE . THE GENTLEMAN'S NOTE . See Waterma rk in each Sheet. , Can be See Watermark in each Sheet. Can be had of all Statiowers. \s. per 5 Quire ~* obtained prom all Statio ners. 1*. Pa cket. Envelopes to per 5 Quire Packet. Court or Heraldic Court or Heraldic * mat ch , 1*. per ICO. Envelopes t;o match , 1*. per 100. ! ' ' ¦ ' ^= ...... ,h» " rr T ' * ¦- ¦ ' V) ~ ^By ***" . ' J!!l' " ' ''* -' ' ' ' ' , ,.. — £ J$ tb74 The Pubtts tos' Circular sept. 2; 1889 ¦ ¦ ——* * ' ' ' ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ * ' ZeTT SmSTElSS O-AlI5/X>S , ^rinf ers , ^ ubli ^^cr ^, ^oo^cUcrs , &c. I Td*»hont809. I I nTPYPPTff QWT? 3^* »o. ,5 1JM &Ar Jar l ol V JBi &> B. DELLAGAH A & C9. L?. ^ ^ STEREOTYPERS, ELECTROTYPER8, PHOTO-ZINCO106 107ETCHERS SH0E IN RELIE F', t f & LANE» FLEET STREETf E.C, ; LONDON^*t™*t 48 FETTER LANE , HOLBORN, E.G. $ 1 14 8ISH0PSGATE AVENUE, CAMOMILE ST., E.C. MANCHESTER 62 & 62a GREENGATE, SALFORD ; m LIVERPOOL -35 ATHERTON STREET . Lhs bsliab ^ \5r BUT GOOD . 1 WM^ > 3 Amen Coeneb , Paternoster Row, E.C, H. IoqK, ; MARSHALL BROTHERS, ElectrotyperJ^ilv^ and Stereotyper, : WHOLESALE 79 KNIGHTRIDER ST., DOCTORS' COMMONS, E.C. \ booksellers anb Wtthlis^cts. ,' AND 92 BLACKFRIARS ROAD, S.E. \ ^^^^^^^^ k jgk A k k k ^L ^^^^ k ^^^^^ ^^k^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^ No Commission on Miscellaneo ps Ord ers . I Registered G. W. W. Trade Mark. NEILL & CO, G. W. WILSO N & CO, 2 ST. SWITHIN STREET, ABERDEEN, "WHOIi ^SALE Establis hed 1749. (fJrinfers anb i^fecfrofu^ers EDINBURGH. ESTABLISHED 1797. E. MABIiBOROTTGE: & CO. MITCHELL & HUGHES , printers ai (Btnt uloQuni Wiaxhs , SI Old, Bailey, E.C. 14O , ^ARDOUR STREET , zLon ^TDDon ^r , "w\ rCXlttH&Q O 3ST APPLIOATI02ST . Ped igr ees, either in pages or in sheets , prepared for the Trade. TAYLORPUBLI BROTHERSSHERS OF , ! OHROMO SHEET ALMANACS, AS USED BY GROCERS, Fifty Choice Designs . Samp le Set 5s. allowed off £5 order. OFFICE CALENDARS FOR STATIONERS, &c, ON SUPERFINE ENAMELLED CARDBOARD. Sample Set Is. 6d. post-free. EXAMINATION C ERTIFICATES FOR SCHOOLS. Samples now ready. g$T Chromo Lithographers and Letterpress Printers to the Wholesale Trade. THE ST EAM COLOUR-PRINTING WOR KS, LEEDS. _ tfg k- T^, , . -— in ' - r . 1 i - -. L_.!iL ———— —»»» »»J | g ^ fcT? ^ - "^— * " ^ ^ r * ^ ***** ^T—^""*" ™ "~"—" ^ ^ —" —""*!!*"""""""""""T" ^T^^^——^—-~-^-~—^—^~~-^*"*~*^" —^" Q^r ' ' . ., . ., ,- ¦ .>...-«.....', .„ »¦:...... ^_ 2. ... : _. ....C .. ._...< . .i ... 'Tf. . S .,„ ...... ¦ •» ,, j |£ k " ^^^^^^ l^^ l^^^^^- aHH ^H ^^ HHggBMSnMIHtfMVMAHMIVMHMSMMMMMVIIMMBMVMBHMk ^MiMMiBrfHVHVnMBI ^MBIVVlBMMMflMMMi ^BMB ^IV^^ BiBiVNVMiflVHSflM— ^. ^flMH ^BBMVii ^^ . . * ^^^^^ ¦¦¦ 5, ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ 1 ? „— . . .:. ...-=uL ji ^ i. -Jv;-iagjiam p .-i g^-m i-iT - . /¦^•¦ - ¦ : , _- - -- ¦ " * " ' ' " " ^^^ | 1 ' ! V n i n Yl il l " l ' "' ' T I I " ' I i ~' ' I ' ll VT~ " •> " I il II oO Few-st reet Square <€ New-stree t Squar e Sr v mndoh ^OC!r\ . Se.9v ^ LOKDor * ^QO— , . . —.. i. - fw] I m «***££? !**. r±t A ft Ldft .2 I Y" 7Td. 'C<5TD _^ CjOGSO tww. — «»«£9a O . . < |O^ ^ . S^^^ !^^ C A8IIIAME* ^* ^C/ <^«a-Nni >^ r^ (S6Lj ^ ^ ! || ^^ 1] ™ »35(*r VTJ7 ^HP^ D " ^SJiK ^ BiElSSfii ^ , wii uJufiltTiu n * : C ?il LiP : © W " =^ ^ Klsa rC ^ (Spt ^ Teuphonb No. 6596. ac^C* GILBERT AND RIVINGT6N, LIMITED , Oriental , (tlassitai , anD General tyxinttrs , ST. JOHN'S HOUSE, CLERKENWELL ROAD , LONDON. SPECIAL FACILITIES JP O » OBIENTAL LANOUAaES- T. & A. CONSTABLE, JES SE SALISBURY, er print ers fo «^ ^ilaicstB, 3Booft6eller t UNIVERSITY PRESS, 11 NEW COURT, FARRINGDON STREET, E.C. English, Foreign , and Colonial Books, Newspapers, and EDINBURGH. Periodicals, supplied by Mail or otherwise to all parts of the World. bo ok ^ ' i^insTTinsr o-. Commissions at Auctions, &c , Faithfully Executed. KEJ TSHVY &c CO., W00DF0RD FAWCETT & CO., anb |J)L efo*pap£r , $$Ln %u$inz, nnb (§ zxttxvil ^xi n tzxB t&»pograj>t)tcal ^ffusic general unit ^pttbliatyers, PBHSTTEBS, DORSET WORKS, SALISBURY SQUARE, 25 CAMDEN ROAD , LONDON , N.W. FLEE T STREET, LONDON , (Telegrams—' Kennico, London/) Printers of ' The Pishixo Gazette,* • Nursing Record/ ' Moonshine,' * Charity Record/ * Christian Treasury/ FIRST-CLASS BOOK & PERIODIC AL WORK. • The Optical, Magic Lantern Journal,/ ' Good Machines up to and including Four-demy Perfecting. Company/ AMERICA. QTATIONERS.—Wanted a JUNIOR (in- *3 doors). Stat e fullest details , when dis- WANTED any Books , Pamphlets, or engaged , &c. Any photograp h sen t will be Tracts , prin ted before 1830, relating to returned. —Horace Edwards , Cheltenham . America , Canada , and the United States ; also earl y American printed Book s, and Portraits of anyone connected "with American History. WANTED, an Experienced LIBRARIAN J. H. and A. A8HWO RTH, for a North Country Library , Must be a 49 Land 's Lane , Leeds. competen t person , with indisputable references and character. Unmarried and a Churchman All communications answered. Catalogues solicited. preferred .—Apply, stating age and other particu- lars . Key, c/o Messrs . Simpkin & Co., Stationers ' A BIELEFELD, Court Bookseller, Hall Court , London , E.C. ^ f Karlsruhe , wants all books and plates about Fans and Goldsmith' s Work . BOOKSELLERS ' ASSISTANTS WANTINB BUSINESS FOR SALE. SITUATIONS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, in a Fashionable -*- Health Resort , a High-class BOOKSEL LING , STATIONERY , PRINTING , and FANCY GOODS TO BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS. BUSINESS, with Library. Fine premises , in —Re-engagement Wanted as FIRST AS- commanding position. Amount required , about SISTANT. Thorou gh knowledge of Books and £2,500.—Apply to B. B., 4 Granville Road , Ilford , Stationery. Ten years ' experience in two first- Essex. class houses. 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