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"D XXX T T-T HP These F/^V T LJ T?J—I TD (^*V-4 Novels, hitherto published at Five Shillings each , ^ -*-^ X V X X X X • are now pgjng jgsued at A GERMAN ROMANCE, Three Shillings and Sixpence each. By KARL EMIL FRANZOS. The volumes of this New Edition appear at intervals of a f ortnight, viz., on the 1st and 16th of each month. Given in English by JULIE SUTTER. The f ollowlllg f tre aow reftdy .- With a Prepack by DR. GEORG E MACDONALD. Thornycroft Hall. | Father Fabian. * Mr. Gladstone, in a lengthy and appreciative review in Millicent Kcndrick. Oliver West wood, the Nineteenth Century, says:—'It is with some conn* - St. Beetha 's. Lady Clarissa, dence that I commend to the notice of \ our readers a work Violet Vaughan. 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¦ ¦ ¦ THE»TO HOUSEHOLD OF McNEIL. " ° THEllfc LITERARYU Winil I WORLD.WWVI1LI/I Of SPlW t>F HIHSBLF. Every Thursday — ONE 1>ENNY. ESS ?J ^P3 ^ ChSFsTJn3l * Evei7 New Book of any importance is lte- XHB attUIRB OF S?ANDAL SIDE. viewed—Selected Extracts in the Case of Leading tSSwSS& 1*181801** Works — Reflects the best Aspects of Current ^^^vwc" Literature—Ainie at Gui4ing the St udent and A DAJUOHTER OF' FIFE.* fhtjV^PPfiR' f Wlpfi. Aluo a Oheap Edition. 1*. 0 44J4EH CLARKE & CO~T8^nd J4 Fleet Stfeet, London, $.Cf "l? N° 1261.—Vol. LIII. ^^ v Tf "D r v« ( *#«***» i AND General JSecott of Sfcttt tff) an* foreign Xiteratute CONTAINING A OOMPL BTB ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL NEW WORKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAI N AKD EVERY WORK OF INTEREST PUBLISHED ABROAD {Uwed on the 1st and 18th of each Month] PaicE Sd. April i , 1890 Sf. SS w« X 2ST3D 22X TO ¦A.ZDVIHJ IfcTISlE I&S . Adams & Franc iB iii Glaisher (W.) 430 ! Partri dge (S. W.) & Co 427 Allen (W. H.) & Co 408 Globe (The) iv Penny Library of Fiction iv 411 Groos (J .) Heidelberg 414 Perry , Bacon (G. W.) & Co w—««a Gardner & Co 425 \>|1 » » j» M-m-~m. u wa. -s-f ^ >^ .w ^^ a w a •»¦• ¦••« - .«. r w V^S j j , __ __^ XflSBtf ^ KJBMr , ' .. . - 1 ____^ . ¦ ¦ ¦-¦ f « ~ — -f 370 The Publishers' Circular AprCt j ,., ,.^ ^_^_ z—_ ~u__^^\ - ^ . . . . T . .._ . - . . , . , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ rg ^^ — CONTENTS LITERARY INTELLIGENCE 370 INDEX TO BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GKBAT BOOKS AND RUMOURS OP BOOKS 371 BRITAIN BETWEEN MARCH 17 THE RETAIL BOOK TR ADE 380 MISCELLANEOUS 410 1 I THE COLUMBUS LETTER 380 BUSINESS CARDS 426, 427 i| IMPORTANT SALE OF AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.,.. 380 ASSISTANTS WANTED., 425> ! TRADE CHANGES..,,... 381 SITUATIONS WANTED 42!> ' IN MEMORIAM ..;...... 381 BOOKS FOR SALE . 430 REVIEWS, ^m ~ ¦ — — — — - — — — constitutionally at the freezin g-poin t,' and that gaged^^^h V^^^B^h ^^ ¦ ¦ ! on-*** ^» «^ a«^ prose^-^ ^^ '^^ ^*^ ^T romance^^ -*^ ^~ ^ ¦¦ ^^-^r-^^-^m^ -^r , which will come 4 out as a serial in a magazine. We hear its advan tage the young author ' who is not too characteristic feature is that of adventure. proud to accept judi cious counsel may gain * in this ' lecture ' from the lips of Mr. Andrew • * Lang. * George Meredith, Novelist and Poet : 101 Some Characteristics,' by Mr. R. Le Gallienne, is now in the printers' hands, and will , be published at an early date b y Mr. Elkin Boo&$ and ^umoti of Mathews. ^ * Boofr # # ^ It is reported that Mr. George Du Maurier A bio grap hy of Admiral Lord Colling wood, is engaged on a novel. If it be true that he by Mr. Clark Russell, is in preparation. is— also--- going0--0 to execute with his own hand the # illustrations for the work, a fascina ting book may be expected. # We are informed that a work by Miss • * Poynter, named 4 The Failure of Elizabeth,' _ — — - __, - , Mr.— — Elkin Mathews,r Vigo Street, W.,j will will be ready in a few days . publish in the course of this month a choice limited edition, printed on hand-made paper, # * 4 of a new volume of verse,9 Corn and PoppX. M. ies ,* ' It is stated that the widow of the Crown by Cosmo Monkhouse. Prince Rudolph of Austria has written a book on travel, which will appear immediately, _ __._ _ _^ ^_ The nex t novel by Mr. Louis Stevenson is to The— — Rev.— W . J. Dawson, of (Glasgoj w,f a be called ' The Wrecked. ' He has resolved to young and rising Wesleyan minister, has take up his abode permanently in Samoa. written a 4 Handbook to the Greater Poets of # the Century,' which Messrs. Hodder & Stough- # # ton will publish. # Messrs. Chatto & Windus are bringing out, ? * in a new and cheap form, the first series of ' Tales of Great Families,' by Mr. Walford. Mr. Carl A. Thimm, late Captain in the # 2nd London KiriesRifles,, has prepareDreoared *A CompleteConiDlete * # Bibliograp hy of the Art of Fence with Sword It is rumoured that Mr. Cyrus W. Field, and Bayonet.' The bool$ will be published of submarine cable fame, is likely to bring out shortly by Messrs. Franz Thimm & Co. a volume of reminiscences. # # • Honours th ick and fast are falling to thq Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson & Ferriet will lot of Mr. Stanley. It appears that the great, publish early in the summer a new novel by traveller is to be made the hero of a new (,play ^ Miss Annie S. Swan, entitled ' A Vexed In- called after him, which is to be placed Mupon heritance.' the boards in Paris next September. ¦ :>- ¦ « 1 1 fimiutr;- t 1 1 ' 111 . ¦ 1 111 —¦—¦ -> ' J2 ft ' f I 37« The Publishe rs Circular April i, ,890 We learn from St. Petersburg I Mr. Lawrenc e Gomme has writ ten the tha t a very __- -_ -~- _ r— ->^_- -^mW ~—~ — -^ — ^ — — ^^^^ ^^mr" w^^^ ^m ^L J ^L ¦ ¦ ¦ ft ^_>^ v v y ^^ ^ ™ — ^ __*__• ^mw ^—^m^m ^r »^ ^mr ^^ ^^ ™^ ^ ^mr ™^^ »*^ -^^ ^— — — — » - -^- — — —- — comprehensive and important work has ^J ^ new volume in the ' Contemporary^ Science ' been I <¦• Ml ¦ V V>i IWl serim es, the.« subject«•_ being * The* VillagetT ^ Com- arranged for under the editorship____ — . _ of General Leer._^^^ ^, _ It_ is_ intended.__ _ _ . to_ . present^^_ a_ _ ,_, I mun ity.' It will be largely illus trated with — v — — — thorough—. ^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ plans and maps. h istory of every war in which Russia has been engaged from the time of Peter the Great. 1 ? * The highest experts in military affairs are Mr John Hill has written a novel under enrolled amongst the contributors. Severa l -~-™- ^h ^*^ _> _^ ¦ — — —¦ — — — — .. __ ^^ _ ^^ _ y read —^ v ~» ^fc ^» ^ ^—* ~ ^—¦ y. I the~^ title of * An^^~ ^^ ""^"^ —• Unfortunate Arrangement/ of the volumes are nearl I which Messrs. Ward & Downey will issue. f It is understood the author illustrates some Co., social questions of the time, P. Blakiston, Son & of Philadelphia, I phases of the have just published a new Medical Dictionary, ¦ ¦ * by Dr. George M. Gould. It will__ be a_. compact______. _ ,._, ____ _. ^, ______one-volume— — — book containing— — ^ several— thousandH ^ ^ .^^-^ i Mr. T. Fisher Unwin will shortly publish new words and definitions, collected from ' a story by Miss Rosa Mackenzie Kettle. It recent medical literature, 'while the total is named ' The Old Halt among the Water number of words is beyond that in any similar Meadows.' Irish and Wiltshire scenery will book. ? ____. _M_ \ be a feature of the book . # * ___l _____ Mr. William_i O'Brien's novel is to be ^_ _ ^__ . _¦_ 1 _ m^m _____ at . * * ^ <^_V ^M mM once translated into French, M. Calmann Le>y We understand that Mr. William Black being— — ^^^ k the— — publisher._ — — — - This— is— an— — —- - exceptional—— —¦—— — ——- m ** ^*^ ^~ ^^ ^"^^ ~*^w *m* has made considerable progress with his new honour for Ireland, and will, no doubt, increase ~— ~— ™-^^» ^m J ^_ ~ ~^r ^—^ H ^H which» V - ¦ —^r —_- ¦ he— — —_^~ will— — ^__> ^__p ^_v nam——— _ — — — — —I— e— * Stand- — — — —— Fast Craig-»¦ ~J I story, __i^_P ^_k H. ^^_V^_ __. A M _ _ _1 A ^ft *t interest in the work. Contrary ^ ^ to the rumour I Royston.' The work portrays Scotch and hitherto circulated, the work is not of a party American society, and some of the scenes are nature. The title is ' Wh en we were Boys«/ 7 ««__!_ _> «*_. W«_ _I « / laid in London. and it is to appear as a six-shilling volume. # # # ' J_r J_r * * j In Paris, a translation of ' Lord Beacons- We learn from Paris that M. Le*on Say, ^ has attracted J__ field's Letters to his Sister ' who has been engaged^^mm9 w ^^^? in preparingA^mi ^_ * for* the some attention. La Nouvellc Revue has written press the autobiography of his grandfather, the ^— — • — — — which is so well very^ favourabl*jy of the workv ,* well known economist, read some extracts from translated that it is declared to have almost the work the other day to the Academy of the attraction of the original. Moral and Political Sciences. In these extracts it was demonstrated that Jean-Baptiste Say * # traces his descent from an English stock. # The new volume in Messrs. Putnam's # # ___ * Knickerbocker NuggetsC7<—» ' series will be ' The ~^^~i^ __ — _ - — — _- _ _ _ — — — — — — ^^^ ^^ ^^ ~_ Messrs. Sampson^ Low,# Marston^^ & Co.^ ^ ^ Sayings of Poor Richard/ or, in other words, hope shortly to add to their ami poems contributed ' Illustrated the prefaces, proverbs, Biographies of Great Artists volumes on to i Poor Richard's Alnianack,' by Benjamin ' •'m — — — ^^ w im* ' George£ Cruikshank/f the Landscape^^ fl _*^^ m * ^ ^m Franklin between the years 1733-1758. ' Pain- ters of Holland/ and ' Van Eyck, Matsys, - -—¦ imr —— -ar -_> V> ~ * and™ ~ ¦ - -—^ other Painters.i__. V ~ H V ¦ •¦ » —W r *^ ofXrf- » theV «t -K _^ Earl-«ha« «^«r mty M. yW Flemish^ B. ___. ^mf m*MiMMJl*J m\ M. * * School. ' These three volumes,. and another 4 _-h pv Wew ~ ^__F understand"-* ¦ tm __h '^i ^ ^^ m^^ *.* ^ 1 ^ -» —m» _. that^- " *m mm* ^^mw ^* Mr^™ ¦"" ¦ .m H^^m ^ ^^ » .™ H—^"* «^mi erman—fcg s« mm tmt ^ '^ ma ^m. 0* ,h on ' David Cox and Peter de Wint/ are in . author of * Claudian ' and ' The Silver King/ preparation. 1 and until recently collaborateur with Mr. • # is about to publish Christie Murray, , through The name of the Work on which Mr. Andrew Messrs. Trischler Jft * 4ft Messrs. Black are arranging for the # issue * of another edition of Sir Walter Scott's novels, w ¦ —— _ _ .i^q v—_^ 1^^ — ¦¦ A new work that will be welcomed by the princimm ~ ~ — palm\ feature^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ of— - — which— — v ^ 1 ' — - will— v ———' be ^^^^^^ ^mt ^^^ ^ y A __L _¦ __l __. _. __¦ __¦_ ___¦ ^_» *___l ______a new jnany readers is nearly ready—a ' History of series of illustrations by Mr. Hugh Thomson, __. -- — -—-—- —- —- -.—. — — -_ , _ _ . __ , __- _. _^ . . — . ^^ — -^^-^ — ¦ m* w n -~m~ rm am ¦ ¦ m^mm^^^ mof P. F^ M _T ^ ^mr *v^m\ m\ Dominion Canada/ b the Rev. W. ^ the m^. y who has already won a hig . m h reputation m^k as an ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Oreswell. There is a growing interest in artist. Mr. Thomson is said to have a keen _- _-. ___ _ —..._ __ -___ -^ , ----^ .____,._ _ affairs -- — - - — ^^- «. -v ^^ ¦¦ 1 ¦ « vifw »* ¦¦» ^nr «r«» '^^ #*ka_b Canadian¦ , and a book of this kind sense immt _ of humour ^mt m^ which will , in ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^a ^^^ m\ _ fl______h , __a __ __ _> _> conjunction ^^ will doubtless supp ly a felt want. It comes with his other qualities, greatly hel ' p him _ _ __l __> ___l _ 1 ¦¦ in \ • V^ -*. .^__ m r ^ .^ ^^ I 1 through the Clarendon Press. Ulustrahng the creations of *$ir Walter. ¦== =m mi T\ t.l* "I » /"N » 1 II Apri l i, 1890 me rii Diisners uircuiar 373 y A lady went recently into a bookseller's An interesting piece of news cornea to ms It shop to purchase a present for her husband. from India. In the literature of the Madras [ She hovered round and manifested the usual Presidency there is an increase in original I indecision, whereupon the assistant in charge, works as opposed to translations, aiid con- to help her out of the difficulty , suggested a siderable improvement is reported in the of Shakspeare _ - _ - _ _ set . The would-be purchaser quX ality*/ of the native literature. A very^ _ ¦ j. M_ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ met this proposal, however, with the prompt diversified^ B _ 1 1 ^ _^ * ^«_ ran^_ ge of_ _ subject. _^ _ . has_ ^_ _ . been¦ _ . taken_ ¦ ^ up_ . _ _ — ^— ^^ ^^ ^^ * ^"^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ¦ ™ ^^ ^ ^»^j^ v » » *b«* *^f* ^v^B ^B ^m ^*^ ^ v*v ^^ ^tw ^f^ ¦ ^ ^ ^f remarkjb ^^ ™ ^ ,g * Oh ! he read that when it first came* invj iy, whilstn uuo n thereuuv>v/ isw at» Ir out.' We make haste to add that this happened perceptibly growing taste for fiction , < As i in America. You Like It ' has just been translated into # \ ? # Tamil. | A clever author in the Nonvelle Revue, who * * 811 writes under the name of ' Fergus,' has replied In his forthcoming new novel, ' By Order j to the criticisms recently made on Rousseau of the Czar/ Mr. Joseph Hatton deals more I by Mr. Herbert Spencer and Professor Huxley. particularly with the Russian persecution of ^ ^ -~" *** ^-^ ^^ v v K .r a >*_ ^^ ^ A ^ » ^ ~ 1 d< ^ ^ ^^ B^r V ^^^^ ^1^^ ^^ ^ ^ MK "*v ^if * ^.f ^^ ^^ f^v b He indicates that in his opinion the views of the Jews ; but^ ^^ ^^ some"* ^» ^^ of^^ ^ hisJ most exciting scenes Ij those writers are coloured by the fear of Social- take place in London and Venice, in connec- | ism, which, he maintains, is now taking a deep tion with a great act of Nihilistic vengeance. hold of Eng^j lish thought and— life. He contends The book will be published immediately by ^^ that Professor Huxley has not dealt fairly with Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. , who have also just Rousseau. brought out a second edition of Mr, Hatton's # ' Old Lamps and New.' * ? One hundred and twent«/y thousand copX ies of Professor Drummond's booklet, 'The Mr. W. L. Fagan, of Alabama, U.S.A., Greatest Thing in the World alread has compiledaomnilfid a volume of ' Southern WarWar CJ ,7 ' have y«/ 1 been printed, and it has been difficult to meet Songs, which Messrs. Richardson & Co., of the rapid demand, as orders quite recently have New York , are about anto publishan , with inmany been nearly a thousand per day . One or two illustrations. Mr. Fa^ was officer the ¦! ¦! ~- ~ ~ ¦ -^* i^ Hr -^^^ imperfect editions under other titles have Confederatei -^^r «v^K ^v ^.^ ^^^ ^^r ^ ^if^v ^r ^^f 7 Army,^^* *^ ^v ^m ^ * w V and^V^F ^w ^b ~^^v he^^* ^ b ^ ^ .* has^f> ^* ^ ^^^^ made^* ^^^* ^^^v ^f^^ ^ an in- teresting collection of camp-fire, patriotic, appearedJL A. , which Messrs. Hodder & Stoug ------— _ — - The widel known * Pen and Pencil Series' naturalist,» who literallyii died in harness last y —. If year, was the original of ' Little Mr. Bouncer ' of the Religious Tract Society is about to J in that droll book, the ' Adventures of Mr. receive w hat should prove a valuable and Verdant Green.' We make this statement on interesting addition, viz., a volume entitled theI/11O authoritCL U l/llVJJL l ljy f of\JL thelllC Rev.XVO V . TheodoreX UC17UW1 D WoodTT «JV^«O. , ' London Pictures.' It is from the pen of the who has written an* extremely bright and Rev. R. Lovett, M.A., author of * Norwegian vivid account of his father's life and work Pictures/ ' Irish Pictures,' k, and will supply j| which Messrs. Cassell & Co. have just a long-felt need. Multitudinous as the books I published. on London are , there are none in existence so I handy, and at the same time so well illustrated, I • * as the averagCJ e volumes of this series. The '1 An unpublished letter from J onathan Swift work• will*il bel readf y earl1*y in May.Tffc ft ' was sold at Sotheby's the other day which # bore witness to the fact that the country possessed as little attraction for the famous We learn that the Abb6 G uers lias com- DeaJWKjillln ofKJL St.KJV. PatrickJL <11/1H/A.' sB as«*O forX VJL Dr.M. SM. . Johnsont» WUUm'll him-lllllt- pleted his book , giving his recollections of self. ' I am here,' writes Dr. Swift, ' among 1870-1. It will be remembered that the Abbe" ¦ 1 w w m ¦¦ ¦ — ^— ^" » ^.^ ^ m ~^^ ^f^^p 1 ^^^ ~^v --^ -^^ 1 ¦¦ —t^ i.^ ^"" ^"^ ^ ^w ^^ ^^ ^™ ^"F^ ^^ *— "^ . ™ " ^ ¦• * ^^ ^ ^™ ""^ p- ^^ »™ *» r- w -^f~ "^» ^— ~- ^^f^ ^ for which I have little the beauties of nat ure r f« ^ ^.f^ v « ^— —' ¦¦ ~^ ^^ ~~ — *~~ — , V T '^V ^^ * * #% iP tf. *^ ^v M i ** m ^v f".j ^ ¦* ^ . was^ ^ » ^*v at9 Wiihtlmshohe when the Emperor¦ taste. I envy you the dirt, hurricane, malig- Napoleon was a captive. This work will con- nity iu which as all London people you ¦ -— -- ~ ~~ ------¦ tm. ainIfc. ¦ fllh «« ¦¦ many^ Ift W W ^ F» W very^ ^.^ .F* W inF" VB H t*» eres"^^ ^" ^iF- • " ti^ ^^ ngi-. — h^« reminiscences of live.' the Emperor in exile, his pursuits in the #¦ ^ ^^ ^^ q *V ^^ » ^*^ F* ¦ * *^« ^ «¦ •* ^ fif' w V ^'^ ¦ r* r *m M ^ ^F» ^ -™ ^^ -w J^^^ ^ 1 house,^ and his ways in the open air, the com- _ _ _ — _ _ m m * . m 'm pany he met, and the talks of the social table. arran *» ** ¦* essrs Griffith (f) ^. T 09, ^4t ^F' W » ^ •• ^ '^ ¦ F»^ ^-* .F. w i^ ^ ^^ M . , F , Okeden Sc ff l a ^L ^ W ^w The volume will afford gf^^ limpses r of M. Rouher,f Welsh propose to follow up their cheap reprint M. Paul de Caasagnac, M. Gambetta, and of the late W. H. «. Kingston's ' The Three k Princex linto Bismarcki>.»uviiiv;iv. Midshipmen ' with a uniform edition of Peter • i ththee WhalerW haler , ' bvby the sameaame author. * The Three # # | Midshipmen ' in having an enormous sale, and The Religious Tract Society are about to the publishers» state that theyt/ are constantlm/y publish an important work by Sir J. William receiving letters of thanks for this their latest DawsonThtwRon,. "FF.K..R.J5.K. -, on the preoresent state ofor thetiie effort to place good wholesome fiction within evolution controversy. The book is entitled I the reach of every English school-boy. 4 Modern Ideas of Evolution in relation to | ¦ ¦ ¦ Bpf —""*'' ¦¦¦—¦i x nii 1 i i. ¦ » ¦ ¦ y«ni "i— ¦¦ ' ¦' ¦ -i n—. - n !¦¦—¦¦ . .,.- ¦¦»¦¦ — ¦— I,.,.. i..ii— ...¦ — ¦¦———^ 1 —— "" ' " — m &— —~ . .— —,—-j q ' The Publishers' Circular Apr)i I l8go ^4 f Jteligion and Science. ' Sir William does full of a general social reformation. He touches justice to the upholders of evolution as collec- upon such questions as the relation of Church tors, of facts, but . he indicates the wide diver- and State and Church and School, the purifica- gences of view as to what evolution really is tion of politics, the labour question, and the among the supporters of the modern rival and various phases of the race problem. mutually destructive schools of Romanes, * * Haeckel, Weismann, and others, a m _ « IB d A ^^"^ a A db ^P^B V A ^ # A work entitled * A Digest of English and # * American Literature ' is now in the press of We learn that Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson : S. C. Griggs & Co., of Chicago, being the & Ferrier will publish shortly a story last book written by the late Prof. A. H. entitled 'Huth Lavender : a Tale of the Early Welsh,Welsh, whose * Develonmentdevelopment orof JlingnsEnglishu Lite-.Lite- Friends/ by Dora M. Jones. The scene is rature and Language' has passed through ten . laid partly in Hampshire and partly in London, editions. The scholarly reputation attained and the drift of tfie story is to represent the by Prof. Welsh through his other works bearing simplicity of the .__ doctrine of Fox as contrasted "¦" ¦ ¦ — — - . — _ _ — ¦ upon>¦ ^ ¦ ^ -~~ ^ ^m the^r ^" ^™ ^^ same—— '^ '^ ^"^ subject— will cause the appearance with some aspects of Calvinism. Miss Jones, of the new book to be anticipated with pleasure. who is the d aughter of a Nonconformist It is peculiarly adapted for those who desire to minister, is a young lady of promising talent follow the contemporaneous political and social and skill in fiction, and has already written development of the world while making a some essays dealing with various phases of special study of England's literature. The modern life and thought. work is arranged for immediate reference, and , # # * in a brief and yet comprehensive way, it is Messrs. Trischler & Co. have in the press aimed to give the student chronologically the an illustrated work on Equatorial and South- characteristics and chief events of any author's j~ — ~ - M, •/ East Africa, by Wallis Mackay. The book, period,y together^ with a crisp,7 critical synopsisX a\fbolscap quarto, will contain upwards of 90 of his life and writings. illustrations by the author, and will deal in an exhaustive manner with the late difficulties # # between the English and the Portuguese at Bret Harte was at one time employed in type in the composing-roomO of a weekl «/ Delagoa Bay. The author, having been on settingJ »/ J. X y the spot at the time, is well qualified to speak newspaper in San Francisco. He had not about the matter in dispute. His abilities been longCT engagedOCTJ in this wayt/ when he bash- with the pencil w ill be thoroughly fami l iar to fully submitted to the editor of the journal print a few literary sketches. readers of the Sporting and Dramatic News,vrho which he helpedX to JL «/ will probably hail the re-appearance of the They were accepted, and the young printer 4 Captious Critic ' with a considerable amount abandoned type-setting and took to the pen. of pleasure. He rapidly came to the front, and all his most characteristic work was done in California. # # The explanation of this, according to the Robert Browning's death has unquestion- American Book Buyer, is that Bret Harte at ably led to'a vastly increased interest in his first 4 wrote with a certain unconsciousness or poetry, and, if we may judge from the number non-expectancy of applause that was calculated of biographies and promised estimates of his to provoke the best work. The sources of his litelif e and*and' characcharacter.ter, oner>n« mayma.v safelRn fplvy sayrav thatthat. thist,hi« inspiration had begun to run low when he interest is likely to be continued for a good came to New York to be a literary lion, and — — — — ^ v BB^ta v -*m^ r ^» »-*^ mm «* ^f ~i - ~i ~ ^f while to'come. Not longb^k ago^ ^p^h ^^ we* * ^^^ announced^h'^ ** '^ ^ ^* ^^^ ^h^v ^ ^^ ^^^b ac'^v to accepJ. t a contract of fabulous >Xprofitableness , memoir, which is being prepared by Mr. as his friends then thought/ When he was' William Sharp ; now we hear of another in Europe- x ,/ between the *jyears 1878 and 1885,' bi6graphical and critical account, which Mrs. he did comparatively little to increase his Sutherland Orr is writing, with the assistance reputation , but since then , and notably in his of the Browning family. We also learn that latest story— 4 A Waif of the Plains '—he has, Dr. Furnivall is carrying on his researches in to a large extent, recovered the literary relation to the poet's ancestry ; and Dr. Burdoe strength and h umour which some of his has just published, through Messrs. Swan admirers were beginning to think he had Soiinenschein «fc Co. , a critical exposition, permanently lost. entitled ' browning's Message to his Time.' # ' i • • * Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston Outcome of Ori ^gJ inal ChristianitymJ in its Confl ict unnecessary, in view of the * deep and uni- with Surviving Ancient Heathenism,' by versal interest evinced by the public in Mr. ¦ *. A«.»»»J ' v>. MS K lXJO\J V« 111 UU inOIICU lillllUJ ' .' Philip C. Friesej VAlCJU-V?!^ ¦ - .--¦/ - , will be issued immediately Stanley. 's book, for his publishersj, to saytf more ' from the press of S. C. Griggs & Co., of Chicago. than that nothing which the utmost efforts on In it many interesting subjects are discussed. their part can effect will be wanting to make Beginning with instinctive thought, its ethere- it in every way worthy of the grand story ... _ _ „_-„ alisation by means of language, the author whichr throug— h.— its means7 they will have the ~ * dtt «^i ^ ^m ^b ^_ * ^ ^k , o , ^ < treats of the social contract between God and honour to make known to the world. Great ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ~ ¦ — jv , ^— ^^ ^— ^^ ^^ ^ — ^^ »^ ~-^ *<< ¦ "^ ^™ ^ '¦^^^^ — ^ .Ba^i^a p^" .^..b ^h^k -^^^ ' '•' ^^™ >^ ^^"^B v^ man,^ the meaning' of the formula ' Kingdom as was tjbe interest evoked by Mr. Stanley's fof God ' as promulgated in the days of the " How 1 Found Livingstone," and " Through ' JPaJbriarchs, applying its principles to the subject the Dark Continent," it cannot be compared IB = : F= " * ,' April i, 1890 The Publish ers' Circular 3ys . with the indescribable eagerness with which any A verr tiseful series of 4 Mnemonic Charts ' «k -¦- ¦—* ^^^» inform^^ ^ ^» — ation about— — — this-™ '— — ¦ forthcoming^^ -^^ ™ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ -^^ ^m^^^^^^^m^^^m^^ workw ^ -^^ o^* ^»^v has^m-^r^—^ relating to English history has been, prepared been demanded , and the keenness with which by Mr ; David Ross. It shows the princi pal it^K ^ has been competed— W ^^ ^^ for^^^ ^^ ^^ b^^^ yW publisherB"^ ^^^m w^^ ^^f^^ ^ ^^^^ ~^^ ^^ sH^ in^«*^^^PB all^^r^p^^^^ events from a.d. 449 to our own day, and the civilised countries of the world.' The will prove"brove a useiuluseful worworkk ttoo students. book, as previou sly announced , will be in two Cambrid ge ha9 recently added to its volumes, and will contain thirty-three full-page treasures by the purchase of some valuable and .sixty-four half-page illustrations, besides manuscri pts which include a ninth-century ^ forty-six vignettes, and three large and four- benedicti onal , and an example of the Norman- teen small maps. An edition de luxe, strictl y French style of the fourteenth century. limited to two hundred and iiftyiiftv copiesconies,, each The Centenaryif of the Royalof Literary Fund of which will be signed by Mr, Stanley him- ^ self, is also in preparation. is to be celebrated at St. James's Hall, under _^^^ the presidency of H.R.H., the Prince of v-S^W . Wales, on Wednesday, May 14. The gather- Ilofe^ and Hew$ ing promises to be one of exceptional interest. Messr3. Cassell & Co. intend to bring out The forthcoming volume in the 4 Minerva CP Part I. of the l Dictionary of Reli ion ' on the Library ' is to be John Forster's ' Life of Oliver g Goldsmith.' 24th of this month. The work is edited by the Rev. William Benham, B.D., F.S.A., Chiswick has, by a very large majority of and it is to be completed in eighteen sixpenny the ratepayers, resolved to adopt the Free parts. Libraries Act. A cheap and revised edition of the Rev. We are informed that the twelfth report Phil ip H. Wicksteed's ' Dante : Six Sermons ' of the Historical Manuscri})ts Commission is wil l shortly be issued by Mr. Elk in Mathews, nearl y ready. of Vigo Street. The original edition, published in 187 9, has long been out of pri nt and di ffi cult We are informed that the Senate of the to obtain. Univ er sity of Sydn ey has appointed Mr. Pitt Corb ett , M.A., Professor of Law in that A new work , which aims at gi ving a thorough University. comprehensive statement of English law, will shortlyv be Apubli shed by%f Messrs. Clowes & Sons. The next volume—the ninth by the way— , It is written by Mr. Thomas Brett, already in the ' Car isbr ooke Libr ary ' is to be Ben Jon- kn own by works in a similar department of son's ' Masques. ' It will be published towards literature. the end of May. A most elaborate picture of the famous The Carl ton Club is in a prosperous state. Jubilee scene in Westminster Abbey has been Not only is there a profit on the 4/year of nearly •/ J, •/ nearly completed by Mr. Lockhart, who under- t'4 000 , , but there is an unusual number of took the work at the command of the Queen. candidates eagerl election. y seeking Her Majesty has expressed a high opinion of Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co. have now the painting. read Fair ' y their shilling edition of ' Vanity , We hear that Mr. Felix Joseph has pre- covers which appears in the original yellow , sented to the Nottingham Corporation a tine and with the author's own illustrations. collection of early English drawings. His which purpose is to assist in reviving the art of book The ori g<^7 inal Paston manuscripts*. ,' Fenn gave to G eorge the Third , have been re- illustration, which has been somewhat languid covered, having been found in the library of in recent years. the late Colonel George Tomline at Orwell Under the rule of the Athoimnim Club Park. which provides for the annual election of per- A portrait of Mr. H. M. Stanley, painted sons distinguished in science, art, or literature, ;it Cairo by Miss Meyrick, is to bo exhibited the following gentlemen have been elected :— at the Royal Academy Exhibition in May, Sir John Kirk, Sir William Turner, and Mr,. and then presented to the Royal Geographical W. J. Courthopo. Society . The following gentlemen have been elected -»- — _ — _. r _ -_ — — — _ ¦ Her*¦ * ML. ^*r A, M4^ T.JK» ajesty^^* ¦ ^torf t*J *^ W the»* A » ^^ Queen" ¦ * ^"^ ^^ ™ has^rwi-*^ been" ' pleased members of the Royal Society of British to accept a copy of Miss Lucy Thornton » Artists : Henry Zimmerman, G. Sheridan 4 7 Knowles C. E. Marshall Leopold Rivera, StoryU of a Poodle,7 a little book publishedJL byV , , Messrs. Sampson Low ife Co. in the Christmas J. W. Godward, E. Holmes, Albei t Kinsley, season. and Alfred de Brianski. Messrs. W. H. Allen & Co. have added a B«/y a curious sli J.p of the JLpen we attributed 4 most interesting volume to their ' Eminent Mr. Hall Caine's powerful novel, The Bond- Women Series/ dealing with the mother of man/ in our last issue to Mr. Grant Alien. the Wesleys—one of the most remarkable of The obvious error was all the moro singular, women of modern times. because on the previous page we had apoken of the book as the work of Mr. Caine. We hear that the plans for th e Fr ench Exhibition at Earl's Court are now settled. Messrs. Butterworths have issued a work At a recent meeting of those who are pro- entit led * Outline of Roman History from I mot ing ' the scheme a very hopeful view was Romulus to Juis tinian / - It has translations of taken of the coming show. the Twelve Tables , and the Institutes of Oaius • ' • ~ ' : CJ ¦ * ja j ¦ ¦-¦¦--¦— *¦ ¦ ¦- MTTTF* - - - . .,..„.. ,., ....; l.:. .t...... ' '. .. • v -H—-——-~~~. '——^' ^"* 7— ' — ^-^ — - jl !l j ^ i | 376 The Publis hers ' Cir cula r April 1, 1890 and Justinian are included. The book has I per manent home , and plans have been dr awn. been prepared by Mr. David Nasmith, Q.C. The object will doubtless comman d a read y A council of the Royal Geographical responseresnonse. , as the purposeDurnose oiof the UxiordOxford HouseHous p Society has elected the following gentlemen is a merit orious one—to bring the reli gious as Fellows :—Lord . Kinnaird , W. H. Maw, life and high culture of the University to bear Captain T. H. Butterworth, W. D. Coggleshall, on the wretc hed life of the East End of Londo n. G. M. Ed warde8 Jones, Inspector-General A most important collection of books is Belgrave Ninnis, W. D. Pitcairn, and Major being prepar ed for sale in Londo n, namely, mm^mw . ^^ ~— — -^ N. Powlett, R.A. the^^ .^ 1 ^B ^^^ extensive^m^^ ^^r ^m^ ^^ ^^ *^^* ^^ ^ ^m^ library^^ ™i ^^ ^>^ ^^^^ ^^^ ¦ of— ^^ Lord Acton. It^^ is^& ^^ ^ An interes ting work, bearin g on Scotch estimated tha t this collection embraces over Universi ty life, has just been published by 60,000 volumes, includin g nume rous rare Messrs. J. & R. Parlane, of Paisley. It is a work s fro m the various continental centres . series of scenes and sketches of college life in It is special ly rich in books bearing on Edinburg h, by Mr. David Cuthbertson. Stu- religious ord ers , the proceedings of learned mWL * mt 4 m9j m* . .^h ^ ^M m\ ^k - ^K ^ A mt j—^ .__. — — — — __ — — — — _ — —- — — g— societies and the genealogy*%f of historic families 7 dents will be greatl y delighted by the remi- ,^ , niscences given in this book . as well as on the general history of European States. Mr. W. M. Acworth 's book on the Scotch Mansfield College, Oxford , has , we Ieam , — Railways%/ is,7 we hear ,/ exciting^y a ^2good deal of — — — ___ _ jusj t received an interesting^j contribution. interest. It is from several points of view a Several senior members of the University valuabl e work , and tourists who propose to have presented two hundred volumes from the journey north duriug the coming season will library of the late Dr. Hatch. It is note- do well to possess themselves of a copy. Mr. - - - worthymf that in a letter accompanyx w ing^ the John Murray is the publisher. books the members express a hope that the We are gQJ lad to be informed that Mr. Talbot ift will remind Mansfield stude nts of the g^ -¦ __ Baines Reed is to read a paper before the goodwill Dr. Hatch felt for the college. The Society of Arts on April 16, on a subject which letter is signed , amongst others , by the Master he is exceptionall y well qualified to discuss , of Balliol. ' Old and New Fashions in Typograp hy. ' Dr. The new— Caxton_ Head ' Catal_ ogue of Rare Garnett , Keeper of the Printed Books in the Books ' is issued in an extremel y artist^ ic cover , British Museum , has promised to take the chair . speciall y designed by Mr. Walter Crane , with Mr. Gladstone states that Bishop Butler a colophon by Mr. Selwyn Jud ge. For the fi rst time this well-known catalogue appears taug^~i ht him,7 forty-five vyears — ago — HZ* ,j to suspend— JLl his jud gment on^ things he knew he did not with the names of J. & M. L. Tregas kis, and understand. ' With Butler 's aid,' Mr. Glad - the statement is made that 4 the alteration stostonene addsadds., * 1I mamavy ofteoftenn hahav«ve bftfvnbeen wrowrnncng r ;• extends merel y to name , the proprietorshi p without him 1 think I should never have been beingO onl vy altere d bymf the introducti on of a — — — — ^^^_ - — - - -_~ . _r ~_~ -_~ ~_~ - ¦ rigJ J ht. And oh that this age knew the treasures^^ ^» B^^ partne r , who brings to the busine ss the ad- it possesses in him and neglects !' vantage of a quarter-of-a-century 's experi ence printing and kindre d crafts .' Messrs. G. W. Bacon & Co. have just in practical broug ht out a redu ced edition of their 4 Ex- The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul 's h ave erection of a ¦ ¦ -—— .— r m refused their consent to the celsior Map ¦r — of— the~~" — British*— —~ ^— * Isles^^— ¦ H ^ -^^ V^pr ,H ' b¦ \* y G.-*m-^ W W.» » V Bacon , F. R.G.S. It is coloured , mounte d on memorial to Mr. Wilkie Collins within the cloth with rollers , and is an extremel y good cathedral , an d the committee have accor ding ly map , and suitable for smaller schools and fallen back upon another scheme. They pro- class rooms. The names are boldl y printed , pose to devote the subscri ptions tq the purchase so thatmat the chiefchiet towns can be seen at a glanceirlaneo . of a collection of books to bear the name of 4 The Wilkie Collins Memorial Library / to be A series of sporting novelettes by Mr. placed in the Peop le's Palace in the East End. Finch Mason will commence publication a few The collection will , we believe , be made up weeks hence in Messrs. Tillotson & Son's Rer ies solely of fiction , and Mr. Harry Quilter under- of newspapers . The opening story will be takes to rece ive gifts of volumes to add to the entitled ' How " Beefeater " Won the Derb y.' library , but he retains the ri ght of selection. Messrs. Tillotson have also arrange d to publish a new serial work by Mr. G. Manville Fenn The will of Mrs . Emily Pfeiffer , of West , utne y, entitled ' A Mint of Money. ' Hill ,/ P mf 7 shows that the personalI. estate % amo unts to l()3,000. Her husband left her all The histori c building in Tottenham Court his Xproperty K ml ,> an d after beq1 ueat hi ngO £500 to her Road , known as Whiten eld's Tabernac le, is now sisters , Mrs. Pfeiffer leaves everything to be being pulled down . Lust autumn the founda- disposed of in accordance with her husband' s win -v — —-~- •> v^ *.. ^^ , «p^ v r -mw "ww mr wmr and more sp 1—¦ "—¦ —^ ^ rnwrn ^™ r*^ wm ^ r mm* 1 w^ m^ ^mw r lendid ^m^ ^m ^mi F ' mw mm* ^™ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^-^ ^* ^^ ^^ ^™ ^ ^^™ ^ »*^ ^**- ¦ p i. edifice will rise on the old in this^^ letter^m^ expresses*"* ^ ^^^ the*M ^ ^ op*^ M ** inion that boys site. I should be bro ught up to work , and have nothing Special exertions are being made to render left to them. The whol e of the prope rty of ¦¦ ¦¦ the Oxford House— — ¦ r"^ m ,^m Bethnal— ^f- ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^"" ¦'™ G•¦ * reen^^ ^^ ibi ^ mm ,¦ ¦ a^n m stillrmw ^w ^^ ^^ ^^ the husband is to be lied to the endowment S*t* A # . ¦ ^« m m M A ^ a m^mt . app more effective antl flourishing institution. It of cottage homes for destitute children , t> be is the desire of the promoters to provide a named i Jurgen Edward Pfeiffer 's Homes.' \ A • x>/ i MR. HENRY SOTHERAN * (l'/'e *t-H(r<( u ilh the 1' uiM.ihH kuh Uiiuulau, A pi ll 1 , i HJMf > study of 4 The Princess ' was very cordially ' fl mei£ican IJofef and Hew? welcomed by scholars on its appearance a few Messrs. Little, Brown & Co., of Boston, years since. Recently Mr. Dawson has written -¦- -¦- -¦- ~_~ —_- — — — — — — -~ — ^b^_ —f ¦ ¦ ^" — m •^» r ^^ -»^ ^^ ^^^ ^» ^^ '^»» r ^.^h. will publish soon the fifth and final volume of a series of thoughtful essays in the Toronto' ^^ ^v^ -^^^ ^^*^^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ¦ .BB ¦ ¦ Prof.^£ B^ ^f^ ^BB* J.^^"^ ^ G. ¦ * ^ Palfrey^^^^ ~^ *"' «™ ^^" ^^v *^» r B 's^^^ ' History^^^^^^^^ ^"" r^^V ^^ ^^P- ^^H H of^^^ ^^B New^^^^ * ^^"* v V Eng«^^^^^» ^^^^V B^ Bh land.^^« ^^^P ^Bl BB 1 ^^P^B V ' Week on Canadian political questions. At the time of the author's death the material A volume of about two hundred and fifty Vl this volume was in an advanced state of BU1UUUUU i.Jk I11V1 XVUU UVllltVUi}^ lUVUU Kf VUlVUVl for selected American sonnets, edited byJ Colonel i' Ij completion. The labour necessary to make it T. W. Higginson and Mrs. S. A. Bigelow, will ' ! ready for the press has been performed by his be published at an early date. It j will also ¦ 7 — " - - - son, Gen. Francis W. Palfrey.^/ It brings^ the contain brief but requisite notes. narrative down to July 3, 1775, which was the "« ~^ ^~ ^^^ ^» ^ ^^^^ ^v ^ ^ "^B r . ^ ^B l ^WPV r ^^ ^B^ ^^^ ^P «¦ ^V^P ^~^ ^r ^ B^ "^B ^ ^BB ^k ^ r ^Bi ^^^ ^ ^Bj B^^ BJ date fixed by the author in his original plan. Mr. Warren Leo^ Goss^^B , author of * Jed :^ a Boy's Adventures in the Army of '61,' is pre- Antx.il indexiiiu cA hasiicta beenuccu addedauucu toiu thiskiuo volumevuiumc for earl covering the whole work. * Myths and Folk- paring y publication through Messrs. — r -™- -™- -^—>^v ¦ ¦ T. Y.^ Crowellf - & Co.-¦- ,— Boston^w -^ —b^r -_- -™^ ^t^^v ,« his» -^ -^— —^ ' RecoBBB> -^T "^V ^B' ^B* llec-BB ^Bb ^f ^B^ Lore of Ireland,J ' byif Jeremiah Curtin,7 which the same firm have just ready, embodies a great tions of a Private,' a portion of which has deal of valuable material for the student of already appeared in the Century Magazine. history. The author collected these stories on The Round Table is the name of a new a personal visit to the West of Ireland in 1887 weekly journal of sixteen pages just published (taking them down from the lips of persons who at Nashville, Tennessee. The first number r — - - — — _r -— __ ^_ __ — — — — ~- ~- -— — — — — -~ — — — - — — — ,^r i r. -m^ mm^^ BJ contains contributions by^ Maurice Thompson, lish), "^k« W^BP ^Bt ^. m. — Bl BB Bh _ A "^B . ^B _ spoke only Gaelic or very little Eng and .^ ^ then translated them. Thus the original George W. Cable, and other Southern writers. character of the tales is preserved, as well as Mr. Richard Malcolm Johnson, author of *^> Bfc ^ .Bk ^^ «1 >*B> Bh BB A ^ the fresh, piquant flavour which adds so much 4^ Old** Mark Langston ' and various tales of old to their interest. A London edition of the Georgia life, is said to be writing a long novel. latter is published by Messrs. Sampson Low, In pursuance of their plan of providing for Marston, Searle & Rivington, Limited. V*B| BB> ______.. _ __ _ ,._ BJBT B«BJ ^BBJ ^ ^^ ¦ the present generation^^^ of Americans authori- bb» ¦ ^ 1 ^^to B» »rf *N« ^k » Tl r W ^bW i^»- ^*V bbi VhB1 ^bb-^ bb ^** r » v V Bfc bb> B" B-^r -« -^^ —» «» iih* Bb bbi ^™ b ^ ^ b» ^ ^ »b*t h ¦ bb Messrs. Harper^^ Bros, will publish immedi- tative and carefully edited texts of the writings ately, in book form, under the title of ' Two of the * Fathers of the Republic,' G. P. Years in the French West Indies,' written Putnam*«r ^h. . 'A s SB^^ ons, New^Bt ^^ York«BF ^ *A , have -^v ^^ r- ^^ v _ h ^^ ^ B^ Bh ^b^ ^™^ ¦ ¦ ^^— ^^ -^t^ *^^^»^^» ¦ W — ~— —~ — —^ — — — — —~ — of^^^ a voyage of nearly three thousand miles,J which will be issued in four volumes, uniform aB > — - — — — — — — — — - — — m ~_~ v v ^^ r aBaBh V devoted to sketches of life, manners, customs, with their fine editions of the .^^^ ^ ^j, a ^ 4B>>— ^^^m A ^ BBf^ ^ iBfe Bt ^BL HB ^B. 4B> ^B _i works of and characteristic types. Hamilton, Franklin, and Washington. These -__^ __ _ — -w- - H « -" — ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ Bl Bfe ^| ^ V^ BV writings of Chief-Justice Jay^ (whichX Messrs. Ginn & Co., Boston, will publish include a * very large proportion of important material at once Elements of Structural and Systematic W^ BBb ¦ ¦ ™ !¦ ^B ^ ¦ i " ^v ^^ ^.^ ^"^ ^^^ v^ ^^^ ¦ " ^^ ^^ ^'^^ ™ ^^v ^^ '^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ Jf ^^^^v ^^v ^^^ w ^^ ^^v m^m ^ «^ BJBft ¦T^*' BBfe ^BB* BhP ^^^ f JBL heretofore unpublished)B^ ^^ are being V^B^^ B^ ^ ^^^^ 'for hi h schools and elem entary college prepared for Botany, g the press by Prof. Henry P. Johnston, of the courses 7 Professor Douglas H. Campbell, , b*fy C* *• ' ______¦ — ¦ "- — ^ _ _ v ¦ — ^ •-.» ^T By Bf BBBB^M » College£ of New York,p with all needed assistance^ of Indiana University. from the present John Jay. This set will _ ^bbbb *¦> ¦¦ » ^B» » ^^™ ¦ ^^B» Bj ^ b» V ^™ ^ m ^rmm ^ ^ ^» ¦ —^ "B^ ^^ — h —- bt — ° — — — — — — - ^ — — - - — -~ — -- -— - — — - _-_- * ._ -_r.^ b BB The May number of Lippincott's Monthly contain,y in addition to the correspondence- ^^ ^b P ^B^ andB^«B^B»J^T^Bj Magazine will contain a complete new novel decisions of Jay, a selection of the more im- r — ~ BV "^* ^^^ *^ ^^ ^^ m ^^ ^^ ^^ ™ BJ .» *^^ ^^ ™™ -^ ™ - — - ^p m _ -__ ._ ._ - _ _ _V - ^ - — — ^m B " ^ , _ ^ ^ « >BB | Bk ^b » K from the pen of Bret Harte, entitled 'A Sapp^ ^ ^ ho portant of the letters from his contemporariesW^ , of Green Springs.' - and will therefore make a very complete .- m, ~- -_- _ — -^_- - __._ — — — - , _ ^.^ ^_ r _^ ^_ i ¦ - ^^j JB. ^Bf BB BB, presentation of the issues and op^ inions of the^^ ¦* - B^BV ^^f c*^ ^b*^ *^B" ^™^"» ^"^ ¦ ^ - -^ ^^^ r ~^^ — ^"^ - ¦— — — ^ — b ^ ^ Mr.BBkp ^ ^Bk bm BJ James™ Russell Lowell,y who has just celebrated his seventy-first birthday, and whose time. 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Sampson Low, Marston , Searle 37s The Pub lishers ' Circular April 1, 1890 which .convert this shop into a veritable consequence of prolonged prostration by ^" -^^ - -^ -^ — — -— — - m - — - - —-»- *>^^ 0 of ancient and many fever. (It may^ be noted that the year^ of modern<_ museum books MHHafc dfe MB dk. A aBt _ , ¦¦ _ — » Mr. clothed in rare and beau^ tiful bindings.^K The Sotheran's induction into the trade was the _ ^^^ —-_- I — ^— — H »- — - - — — - - — —*~-— — — ^— I w ^ ^^ v ^K floors above are also occupied in a similar way, year^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ of-^^ p- ^^^ tlie^^ ^^ m ^^ ^ ^^ first publication of certain well-^« and it would be a shrewd guess that nearly known penny magazines, including Chambers' $ w«- ~ w — — — m —--~ — ¦— — — ~ — — — — — ~l . i *^ ^^ m — - — -* -^ ^h ^^ —^ f approached the real value of this remarkable Journ al , and also the year^ of the issue of the satai ¦ •w "•»>¦»» ^aPaWSb _*.*¦» wah **¦*w ^^ h/ • *»^»* V V^ W.r *•# W ^-r » W *~* •• ¦» • ^ ^a » * ^ -» *-*» >>w •¦> ¦ #* »* w*.^ stock-in-trade. The top story^ of No. 36 Picca- classics in cheap editions.) Thus Mr. Sotheran w* ^ ^^ r ^^^ " " • ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ — ^^ ¦ — ^ ^^ ^ ^ dilly is well lighted, and on a fine day com- started^r ^ w ^^ ^ with a new era in the publishing^^ ^ ^ and^F^fc mands a view of the Surrey Hills and Crystal bookselling trade, and, young as he was, took Palace. This floor Mr. Henry Sotheran has an interest in the movement. Having mas- relegated to'his own uses, and it forms a com- tered every detail of the stationery department modious suite of chambers. As the occupant he entered heart and soul into the intricacies glances from the front windows over the of bookselling. So rapidly did the business surrounding roofs and chimney stacks his in this direction extend that, within a com- imagination might w'jell bring to view the tall paratively short time, the firm decided to poplars that grow in the grounds of his private relinquish the stationery connection in favour residence on Beulah Hill. of a former employe, named John Draper. ^^ ^m ^h ^^^ -^"- i ^^— - ^^^ —- ™ - — — — — - - — — — — ~m — m When we were ushered into the presence In 1841 Mr. Sotheran attained his majority,^ ^ of Mr. Sotheran we found him seated in an and was thereupon taken into partnership, inner room, busily examining some large folio the business being still conducted in Tower editions. He readily welcomed the caller, and Street. Many still living will remember 4 apparentlaL _L ' ^*y entered with enj* oyment* * into his Sotheran's Corner,' with its display of carica- own recollections of the firm's history. With tures in the window. The premises becoming ^^^ -^^ ^v ^ ^^^ -~ ^" ^« ^^^^^^ -^^ ¦ — - —— ^ -^—¦ - — - — — — -m ~~ — — m — — ^ his head resting upon the back of an easy so crammed with books every^ floor from _ , chair and the expression of his face responding cellar.. to attic_ being^ ^ closel^ m ^» y shelved^m ^ Ob , additional^K ^A A - A ^ to thoughts of years long gone by, Mr. Sotheran premises had to .be sought. Hearing that Mr. presented a picture typical of an honoured class Stibbs, whose bookselling store faced Somer- of business men who seem to be disappearing set House, was desirous of retiring from active with the century. Though his hair is thinned work, the entire stock-in-trade and goodwill and grey, Mr. Sotheran's eyes continue to were purchased. This was in the year 1851. sparkle with business energy and power, and Mr. Sotheran was now over thirty years of it is hard to believe that his recollections now age, and in the spring of his business career. range considerably over half a century of con- Not satisfied with the two important depots tinuous work. Upon being asked to give in now in the hands of the firm, he cast a outline some account of the business of which he longing gaze upon No. 136 Strand, then is the head Mr. Sotheran exhibited the title- the head office and storehouse of Messrs. page of a small work bearing date 1765, and pub- W. H. Smith & Son. An opportunity occurred lished by Mr. Henry Sotheran, bookseller, of for the purchase of these premises when the city of York. 4 He may be said to have been the great railway bookstall house decided the founder of this firm/ said Mr. Sotheran, upon making Arundel Street the centre of its w ' i and myOf father (Mr.\ Thomas Sotheran),f beingf^j operations. Mr. Sotheran immediately en- ~ v ^^B ~^^ ¦ ¦ " ~^ —~ ^^ ^^ ^ '— '—- ^^^ m-*- —— —~ — ^^ — — ^^ his nephew, was apprenticed to him. When he tered^^ ^ ar a^ ~i i intoan ^ 4A 9f ^^ negotiationsa»t aai HIBh ^^^ ^* ^* '»• v ^^ ^^ "^ ^^ ^™ with the present First had served his time my father came to London Lord of the Treasury, and, after several inter- with two letters of recommendation from his vi ws extending to the close of ¦¦¦ 1855, the e , aa _ uncle ; one was to Messrs. Longman, and the transfer of_ the_ Iea3e^— was effected., ^ ^ New^^ Year^^r ^^r '#fc s other to Messrs. John and Arthur Arch, the Day,^^^^^^ r ^v^v 9 ^^M 1856^^^^ ^^^r ^^^r ^ i— ,^a saw^"^^ ^.»^» » » the^^ .. « »^i ^^^ Strand' ^^ ^"^ ^ = ^ ~^ ^^ ^"^ ~* house^"^ ~ ' — ~~ ^ ' ^~ ^~ in* " ~ the— ~^ hands Quaker booksellers of Cornhill. When the of Messrs. Willis & Sotheran, but ten years -—¦ a& ^^v ^* ^" B" ^^ ^^ ~ i^^ta ^» ^ ^ ¦ b ¦ ¦ " — ' — —¦'— -^^ ^^ ^"^ — — ¦ —~ — — - — — ~ — — — — — m m letter of introduction was shown to John and later (Midsummer^ 1866) it was Sotheran only,^ Arthur Arch the two brothers consulted, the Mr. George Willis having for some time been result being that John Arch at last came for- desirous of retiring. The Tower Street shop ward and said : " Thomas, thee art engaged." had some time previously been demolished in He remained with them for several years, the interests of City improvements, and its _ w until¦V*^B BBi ^H, «^ «^^H he^^ ^— -^-" gotBBBB — ~~- married— — .- -- in-- , 1812.- -^ ~^~ . Fifty^^^ w— ^H ^V H yearsH ^B^ ^v ^ ^^ I V business connection removed to Queen Street, afterwards I celebrated his golden wedding at Cheapside. This branch, however, was sub- -¦- ^w w^ ^v -^* r ™ ~- — ¦ ~— — m m ~ — - — — ¦- ¦ — ' -^r- — »—' the " Albion,y " in Aldersgat^ e Street. It seems sequently handed over to Mr. Edward Jones, that the Quaker brothers had a great regard an old and valued assistant ; thus closing the -- .._ ,__ ..._ _._ ^_ ^^^ _ ¦ — — ¦¦— — -~m~ ¦ — _ _ — _ ^ ¦ ^ ik -r-^v ^ ^_^ ^^ ^-m v^ V* ^1^ ^^ W^ P^ W^^ ^^ ^Q^ P. ^r^T ^^ ^"^ ^^^ ^ k h ^ « p. ^^ H^ ^^ ^"^ ^^ ^ - ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^-^ W ™^^ i i "i »^^ — ' ¦ " ^ -w - — for myg father,^ for when he was married one of firm's relations, with the City proper. From them said : " Thomas, thee art going to be 1866 to 1871 was a period of steady growth married. We don't care for our stationery with the house, but fears were now arising in business ; thee art welcome to it." My father the mind of Mr. Sotheran as to what might \ accordingly started a stationery business in happen at the expiration of the Strand lease. ; Little Tower Street, and it was here, close to He accordingly took the bull by the horns, —»^ ¦ . ^Vli PI ^^^ « "^ T* 0F aw mmt ^v^ .v -^^ ^^^^" ^r * ¦ i ^^^ ^^ '^^ '^^ ^**^^ ^^ »^" ^"" ^^~ ^—^ ¦ ¦ ™ ^ ^ '^^ r "^ ¦—^^ ^» ' —" — — » the Tower of London, and within the sound of and purchasedf^ ^* ^ the^* ^^ Piccadilly site,^ originally^^ bells that I was born in Bow Bh a citizen/ His capacity , , BBl 4bl BB. , ied by a pawnbroker. _ occup MMBk ^BM ^^ ~_ Mr. Sotheran^ added that^ , out of respect matters architectural, and his knowledge of to Messrs. Arch, and in remembrance of their the internal requirements of a building devoted liberalityto him, Mr. Thomas Sothe ran did not to the storing of books, shone forth in the plans care to extend his bookselling business. It was that were prepared for the new building. As in 1832, at the age of twelve year s, that remark ed earlier , the facade is one of consider- '^ ar -war ¦»" ¦V V Pi" afpa -^ pr ¦¦ i wr w*^*m *m ¦ ap f bh «¦¦» rw —™ -^r r— ^^ -r- — — — —^- -w- »^- — Mr, Sotheran entere d into active life in his able"-^^ T"' interest«^ ^a* aa* p^r ^^ ap as will^ V be seen"^^ from the engra^^ ^ ^^ B y-fc , ' m ' m + +' ' • 4 « « <¦ • a — ^ <¦¦ ah Bb aa at ^ AM A I tatne* r a anop, ^leaving scnooi* tnus earl y in ing of the house appearing elsewhere in this April i , 1890 The Publishers ' Circular 379 I issue. But it is the interior of the shop floor greatly extended the natural histor y bra nch of tha t has gained most att enti on, and strikes our business. ' the visitor as being rather a nobleman 's library It may well be assumed , considering the — a shop ;r in fact tha n ^ ,* manyV noblemen have many years of arduous labour Mr. Sotheran instructed their architects to found their has passed throug h, he will soon be seeking plans upon the princi ple of arra ngement here the repose which he has so well earned , thoug h displayed. there is no reason why his guidin g hand should In 1880 the good will and highly valuabl e not even then continue to swaytf the affairs— — — of~ the stock of Mr. Thomas Hay es, who fro m ill health house. Concerning this matter we may menti on was anxious to quitX acti ve life (49\ Cross Street ,7 that Mr. Sotheran 's only., son,7 Mr.- —Henry Cecil Ma nchester) , was purchased , and has been Sotheran , has for some years past been^ an continued by the firm since with the same active worker in the business. He could not _ _ _ — -_ j- enern gy«/ that charac terised the proprietaryXT %/ of do more wisely,i/ r when his turn comes^ to tak— e Mr. Hayes. the helm , than to follow directl y in the course — — — - ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ — " — — — ^^ ' Then that brings^^ ^^ v us fairl y^M up¦ to date ?' which his father , as a young man , laid down rema rked our representative. for him self , and fro m which he never deviated. ' Yes,' rep lied Mr. Sotheran , * and you may say that during the Prince of Wales 's visit to - .... »O« India , I had the honour of supplying his Royal Highness with all the magnificent THE DISCOUNT SYSTEM IN THE volumes which he gave the rajahs durin g his BOOK TRADE. tour. Since then I have been appointed book- Mr. Frederick Macmillan 's proposal is seller to his Royal Highness. The house in the exciting a good deal of attention throughout Strand is, as you know , more particul arl y the country. We submit to-da y the views of devoted to the second-han d stock , and some booksellers and publishers which will be librarian s,' added Mr. S., with an amusing read with interest. This we are enabled to do smile,' ' find no difficultyI/O here in obtaining throu gh the courtesy of the Pali Mall Gazette , any class of work they may require. Our whose representative conduct ed interviews Price Cur rent of Litera ture , now in its 492nd with those engaged in the business. ^m ^h . A ^k ^ A ^m ^h m . m* ^^> a ^k ^^^ monthl y part , is published in the Strand. It The question , of cours e, has a special aspect has appearedx x uninterruptedlx •/y for fort y-one«/ for the country bookseller. On this point , Mr. years. Each new part contains the latest Marshall , of Messrs. Marshall Bro s., says : purchases of the firm from various sales and ' The— positionh of the country— m bookseller— — — -^— - —~ ^^-- ^ ^^ -^— -^^ is^^ h bad¦ ^m ^» ^^r^^w privat e libraries. ' —very bad . It is simp ly impossibl e for a man * What about Mr. Gould' s great work , Mr. in the provinces to make a living by booksellin g Sotheran ?' alone. ' Well,7 it was this way.•/ When Mr. John Mr. Marshall , in reply to a question , ad- Gould , the great naturalist , died , his well- mitted that Mr. Macmillan ' s pro posal might known val uable property was offered to two raise the countr y bookseller 's profit from 10 or three leadingO nouses for tender ,7 and I Xpur- to 10 per cent. The contention of Messrs . •chased the complete plant , copyri ght , stock , Marshall Bros. ,F that Mr. Macmillan 's scheme— able lithograp hic stones and all the valu CJ X ,' for would improve the country trade , received upward s of £5,000. At the same time I confirmation at the hands of Mr. Slatter , of secured the services of Mr. Gould 's staff of Booksellers ' Row. * 1 don' t think anything <*ocolouristslourists _, and was mih that waywav enabled to will come of the agitation ,' said he ; 4 but if complete the works left unpublished , viz. : some such system were adopted it would un- " The- Birds- - of Asia,/ " " The Humming»—> Birds /," doutedl y have the effect of distributing the and " The Birds of New Guinea. " I have trade. ' been congratulated by many upon having The initial difficulty, according to Mr. turned these out equal in finish and beaut y Vickers , of the Hansard Publishin g Union , lies to the Xprevious work s that Mr. Gould Xpro - in the fact that there was— and— - —— -™ is¦ —^ no^m ^ -m^p' union^ ^ ^ ^b ^m ^fc^" ^m .V in«¦ H ^B ¦a i » • 1 i* f*m % t ill¦* duced himself. The complete set altogether the trade. Mr. Henry Glaisher , of the Strand , forms forty-three volumes, imperial folio. ' holds that Mr. Macmillan 's pro posal is an '• Have1-1 rh it/\ youirrvii any#t %-» ir compa/myi y\ leteI at a setsanra forT/" *w» saleanln ?'t ' absurd one. What they must do, seeing the ' With great difficulty we have made up one present condition of things cannot be alter ed, or two sets, which hav e been elegantl y bound is to keep the discount nystem where it is. car ved cabinets You will see and fitted into * Colonel R. W. Routled ge, of Messrs. Rout- by our catalogue that we are offering these at ledgeledffo tVc&, bonsSons,, sayssavn : *< TheThfi schemeflnhftnnft wouldwmilri nevernAVfir £1,000 per set. Two or three of the earlier work , for the simple reason that you could not ¦ ¦ - m » - - — — -~ -r -~r -^ ^^ —~ bb -. ^m ^m mm *mr mp •work reali sed at sales double their pub- ^ ^ ^ s have possibl y^ get your^ booksellers to combine. lUhed pric e. The stock is rap idly diminishing , Somebody would refuse to join the Union, or —. —. ¦* m> — - — - — mw^m value will doubtless increase accord- ^g -^ — -^ v. ^ "~ ^ ^*mm and their would break the rules after joining it,^ and ingly.' then , in a moment , you would have the whole Questioned as to his views upon Mr. difficulty over again. ' ..._„. __ ¦ ¦ __. r " ¦¦ - ¦ ¦ v *^ ——• "^'— — - ~ _—^ — — _^ , . _ ^_ m^^ . ^ . .^y s^^viav Macmillan^ 's proposals^ M ,W Mr. Sotheran smilingM m ly^J Colonel Routled ge recommends^ that ^^ some^^ ^ ^ r held up his hands in apparent fea r of being booksellers should join the London Chamber again dragged into that subject. ' That of Commerce , and then they could discuss miserable discount business / said he ; * why, I this or any other question connected with the could not get a ba re living out of the sale of trade. All that would be necessary would be new books. By the way, you may say that to make application to the , Counci l. Mr. ninrtA ill a niihiination of (loum ' H workn wo Iiava Charles Longman , of Messrs. Longmans , fe , , ' ' ' ' - r — :———————=^ 38o The Publishers ' Circular April r , 1S90 Green & Co. , thinks Mr. Macmi llan's scheme Columbus ' letter had ever been printed ; all -^^ -__- ¦ -^— is not a practicable one. He says : ' For this the old^m editions— - - — — of— the— — — * EpB istola Chrioto— — pnorB^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ "™~ ¦^^ i main reason . No matter what arrangemen t Colom cui etas nostra mult um debet ' having BBBBk 1 BB WBjriP- B ^ " - ^— ¦»" —^ -¦- — -¦ — ~ — — — — — ~ " — — — —¦ ~ ^B> B>B I " ^^ BBBJ» ^0 B. W B^B BB* v^^F ^BW ^BB ^P "^ ^B ™.»BB» ^BB"^ ^B' ^BB» ^BP~ ^B^ ^BP~ " ^ ¦ ~ ~—~ ^ - ~~ would be found been^^ published fro m a Latin translation of b* Jk the booksellers A A BB BBS Jb B. A "IBB * _ BBI ht be come to B ^m B *dBB> bb ^ mig , b. ^ k ^"^ A H « b b ^ ^^ ^^ read^ y to give some discount to the*B publicA ^ * , ori ginal , made in April 1493. 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Hodder & Stoug hton , on being pamp^B^^F BBBBB^BB BBbV hletBP^^ ^B B* of^"^ two^^ ^^ leaves^^" ^B^^ -^^ -^ -~ ^B^ ""^B- or^ ^^" four™ ~*— ^^ — pages^ ~~ f ^^M ,M in a Vhr ^V BB-BB "^B ^BB ¦« ¦ * ¦ ^" B ^BF -^ -¦—¦ '^B^ M — BV "^ — — —- ~ — B^PB b* ^lp» ^ the pr oposed scheme ,J said : * So quadrate small folio shape. The text is plainl y asked about _ _ _ ¦¦, —¦> bb SB BB. A BB ^B far from hop ing that^— discount will be abolished that from which the Ambrosian small 4to. was BB B ^ w - ^^ BBK ^B"' ^ ^^^ ^~ ^B' ^"™ ,'W we ' ' ~"^ confidentl—~ — y¦ expectB to see it rise reprinted , but there are , here and there in altogether1 ¦¦ ^*^^ ^ obi BB ai — flat ai bb> *Bh A ^B "bI -»¦ -V*B>aV•¦«»* ^b» » ' » "f-F "-fci» - -W -V-v-iibb V-V «».— • ¦ —- ^ ™^ to fourpence in the shilling before long. All theWaB>>BB" ^ folio^^ •- ". ^-^ ,• certain^^ ^ b# a«> ¦» tokens"J# .mJK "b^ -->^«aar of'bb a Catalan work - theV wbb ^pr publisbv* a^B ^a» ^^" ^^" w^» hers^^ ~- ^p^ ^ ' ^-^ must^~ ^ — — ^ — combine— — — ,-m and their action shop, such as _ magestat , venit , quails , tem- ¦¦ ¦¦ will be without effect unless they can insure poralsB^b * ^B^ BB ^B-^^ ^^B —'BB' ,BB whichW ^ ^^B ^^" ^^^ ^B^ -^ ^^ the^B r ^^ ^^^ S• ^BB r panishB*B^ ^B-^B ^" ^^ ^^» ^^ ^^ ^^" editor^ p 1 ^ ^ ^^ •^' ^^ ^^^ of~»- ^^— the smal— l theBB ^B BB> ^^^F^ hearty^^ B ^BB ^B^ ^"^ ~" ^^" ^^ ¦¦ co-operation^^^ ^^^ ^^ W^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ of^^^ the— ^^ leadingJ> B| London 4to. corrected (magestad , venid , quales , tem- and pro vincial booksellers . ' porales), and we are thus enabled to conclude Mr. T. Fisher Unwin says : ' The difficul- that the folio was printed in Barcelona , where ties are insurmountab le. I sincerel y wish it the court was residing when Columbus sent BB wereBT w ^B' ^BBB' otherwise.I |l ^P^ B>^ BBI ^BBP ^^" " ^ «™ ¦ ™ ^^"^ ^ I¦ should^ ¦ ^^ ^— ^ ' — -~ ™ l— ike~^ to^ see- ^ — a state— his letter from Palos on March 15 or 16, of things broug ht about which would rende r it 1493. He waited for permission to follow possible for the retail bookseller to keep some it before he quitted Palos , and it was of our volumes on his shelves for a twelve- Xprobabl •/y about A Xpril 10 when he reached! month or mor e.' Barcelona. To that date , or some time before Mr. Unwin added that he thoug ht there the close of the month ,7 we may assign(D the would be a reac tion in favour of limited edi- printing of the folio. The Latin^ translation tions. He considered tKe Germa n system which has so often been printed was finished excellent in its way, but it would not bo pos- on April 28, and carried abroad for pub lica- __ ._ ___„ _ ^_ jj_ — _ sible to introduce it into this country. tion ; and it may^ be supposed that the Ambro- sian reprint belongs to the same period—tha t The Retail Book Trade. — A corre- is,-™. to some time in the— month— — —r — - of^— ¦ May—~— bj i -^ -*• m or~^^ ' ¦ June.^bb ^nr^^ ^^ ¦ b ^^b *~ sign ng yc ops * M. Jean Maisonneuve , of Paris , was the first spondeJL • nt, ,7 O i CJ himself * C •/ l M. ,' who states JLpurc haser of the uni• queJl Barcelona origO inal , that he has been nearl y thirty years in the ' which is now in the possession of Mr. Quaritch . trad e,7 writing^j to us on the subject- j - ~ - of book- sellers ' prices , draw s attention to what he con- Important Sale of Auto gra ph Letters. siders„ — __ the___ want_ of fair and just trading in ^ ^^ One of the most interesting and important some of the wholesale houses , which he con- sales of recent yearsif has just concluded— — — ~ — — — — at— tends has been the sole cause of many of the the rooms of Messrs . Sotheb y, Wilkinson , Empress Josephine to her daughter , Queen Wint er , Charin g Cross Road, has been dis- Hortense , and one from Jo seph Bonaparte , solved by mutual consent. Mr. Winter will w^^ ^^m- - — - BJ — ¦ — ^^— ~m ^ ~~ ^~ "^ ~~ ~^^ ^^ ^^ ^^"^^ ^B^^ ^^^^^ Bl^ BF ^^^^^ ^^ ^Bl ^B ^^ brot her of the Emperor , ^ dated 1816. The continue the business at the above add ess, • ¦¦ bbb ^ — ^^ ^ ™ ¦" ¦ ~^ r -^b » ^b f ^Bf bb. vb ^ ¦ ^ ¦ ' bjb»bb>«b»bbj bb«» thre e were sold together for £25. 10s. The and Mr. Oliver^~ will~ ™ "^ ^~ ^~ move^^ ^~" ^~ ™ w to largerVV^h ^^ premisesW^^ ¦ ^ ¦ ' ^ ¦ ' ^^ ,*¦ BBBB -¦" "¦— - BBVB J ^ Bb Bl^ ^ ™ ~~~ ^ BJ* "^~^ ^B* ^^ *^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ " ^ B^ B^ ^B/ W ^^^ BBB ^F ^b^ B^ «B^ BJ ^ final and complete ^ proofM sheets of Robert^^^ Egmont House , Shaftesbury Avenue. Br owning 's later poems , with autogra ph letters Mr. Alfre d Jubb of Huddersfi eld to Mr. Barnett Smith , and other manuscri pts , , has dis- posedM of the— bookselling^^ — ^^ _P"^ B» and^ ^" ^"^^^ ^"^^ ~ fancy™™ V . ^—^BF ^B» V goods^BJBK ^B" ~^P» ^^^«— ^B^ • of the poet , realised £158. Letter of Robert portion of his business in Burns to Mrs. Dunlop, dated 1787, in which Station Street to 1 Mr. E. W.^ Coates— ^*^ ^"^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ,^B for^"^ ~^ ^™^ some™^"^ ^^ ^^^ ^mr^^" ^w yearsw ^BV ^V^V BB. B^aV managingB. ¦¦> . ¦*^P^^V BBi •¦>¦^P^B' ^B ^^ k ^™ ^B.BBi _V|B ^ h v^p- — — — - - ^ — —— -^ -^ h ¦ ^^ ^^ -^ -^ m -^^ ~—r ^ ^ ^^^ ^b^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^*^ ^^ ^^ "^BB ^BT ^^ ^B» ^V lie says^ ^^ g g 1 know , what I may expect fro m the assistant to Messrs world by-and-b y, illiberal abuse and perh aps . Whittaker & Williams , of 1 ajB» ¦_§¦¦¦¦» *¦» BB«hP»- St. Leonards—"— -on-Sea"»~ ~' ™" - "™^ ^B» BP ¦¦ BB B| V —hi. ^*W ¦• ** "BJB* *Bi _» ^M^ «| BJ • W " , and son of Mr. B. W. \A m «B> ^BB" ^BP ^B* _^_ — — _ -^BP ¦ V^' B^ ^ ^^^ *. contemptuous^" * ^^ ^—^— ^ ^^ ~ ^ ^ ¦** ^B> •* ^ ^W ^B^ -^BT negBKB. J^ H lectBBJ «f ^^ Btf ,H butB^^' bjBJ BJ^ 1^^ fek ambb ^K BB> resolved^B> ^^^ n_f ^^^ «» V ^B ^ ^V"b> to« ^ b^ Coates , ¦ stud y the sentimen ts of a very respectable per- of Warnnn ster. Mr. Jubb retains the «¦ ^m ^^^ B — — — ^™ ^~" ^— ^™ ^B» ™ » —™ ^ ^ ™ ^B* ^^ printing, j book binding,^" V w and^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ stationery^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ W depart-^^^^ ^^^ PJ ^ sonage—Milton ¦¦ 's Satan . Hail , horrors ! Hail ' BB ¦¦ , • J% 1 ^ A A . - * Bh_~» A * . A ^ ments. infernal world ! ' —£15. A collection of letters Messrs. Holmes & Son valued for the vendor ,1 and— ^^ Mr.^^^ "^^^*" — V Johr^^^ T»"r ^^ ^P- n<^^r ¦ Jl. Leachf^^^^^^ -^BP ^*^^" ^^p ^^ »1* ,BB ofI ¦ _H k Wisbech- ^ ^^T C^^^ T^i^ ^B7 ^"^^ m " ,^B tor^^ ^ r and MSS. of Robert Burns , bound together in the purchaser . one volume , an important collection —£60. An epistle from Lord Byron broug ht £32. The copyright of Fenland Notes and Queries, Tha ckera y manuscri pts sold well ; but letters a magazine which is devoted to subjects of — — -^— -^ ~r* -~— ~— — ^— ^ ¦" ¦" ^^ ^" ^t^ ^^" ^m ^^^~* -^^—~ —* ^^ ^" ^B|B^ from Macaula y,g ^p Landor^" ^^ ^r , Kingsley,^ ^^" ^^^ B ^ . Lei^^"^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ gBJ B>h ^^ ^^" anti q uar ian interest in the Fen districts , has Hunt , and Lamb were not valued so highly. been purch ased by Mr. George E. Caster , of Peterbor oug , A note from LongO fellow was sold for £3,7 and h . Mr. W. H. B. Saunder s one from Pope , regarding^ his translation of F.R.H.S ., continues to act as editor. Homer , for £12. A petition in the hand- Mr. John G alwey has just commenced writing of Jonathan Swift evoked some business at 17 Garrick Street , Covent Garden , curiosity - It was to the House of Lords , and W.C., as a new and second hand bookseller. claimed protection from a Lord Blayney and Mr. Galwey has had wide experience , both in another gentleman who it seems — — ^^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ^^ O 7 1 ,* rode the ^ ^^ ^^ r ^^ ™ ^^v^^ ^^^ ¦ ™ ^-^ ™ ¦ , ^T~^J ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ "^ ^B^ ^" ^^ ^^ , Eng land and on the Continent ,^p of the book- Dean down on a road near Dublin , and threw selling trade , and for the last six. years has him into a ditch when he mildly expostulated been with Messrs . Henry Sotheran & Co. , 136 with them on their c onduct. Swift failed to Strand , W.C. He means to issue a catalogue see any reason why even a peer shoul d be tromfrom titimeme to timetime,, butbut iintendsntends onlyonlv to * onerotter allowed to assault any of the King's loyal such books as ar e worth y of a place in a well- subj ects mi the public highway . The docu- chosen library . ' ment was sold lor fourteen guineas. The Nelson letters attracted a great deal of Mr. Ca rl Tittman n, the well-known book- seller of Dresden ,M German *fy, r has ,V attention . Of these documents one was dated owing^ to the from San Josef , February 6, 1801, with great increase of his business , remove d fro m 4 y ______Seestrasse to more commodious premises __! __j franked address and seal ,f beginning,f It blows a gale of wind , but which only affects situated at Si Pragerstrasse (next to Kichter 's me as it may deprive me of my dear and art esta blishment). honoured friend 's letters '—further on he -•O* says, in the name of the Mr. ' Thomson ' he assumedAflflurn ari., * HeHa thinkthinks-s- it mightmiffht bebe better to omit christening the child for the present ; the In Olemoijiam clergyman— — — would natural ly ask its parents ' *_5«/ —* a Mr. Thomas Baird . names, which would put poor dear Mrs. Th omson in some tro ubl e or cause suspicion We regret to announce the death of Mr. 4 / ~"~ Thomas Jt taird (of Messrs . W. G. Baird , ^ _r BBI BBJ ^" ^^» BP H Bk jpk w » _¦ ^"" ^ ^^ ^ ^"™" " -^^ —" ^m " — — — — — ' — — — — W M — ----- *fc ending with Ever , my^J dear lad y,J yours affectionatel y for evet an d ever , Amen. ' genera l pr inters , bookbinders , 4 »¦ e remem ere ~*r —-- deceased gen tleman w ill b b d by r~9^ ¦ ¦ -^^ ^^ - ^ ^^H ^" *^ ^^" ^— ¦ • » ¦¦ 1 ¦ — BF^ ^g ¦ — — - — ¦ board^^ his ship, She is skinny,^B and may^^g be called ugly, but all woma ukind are so to me ; those who came into immediate contact with but one only do I know that is all my fond him with affectionate regr et ; while the general heart can wish '—a very interesting letter— puolic who knew him well will feel that sense £28L The letters of Shelley and Keats , which of loss which al ways arises wi.eii such a depri - VI j -did_ A not belong_ _, to Mr.BBBk BM Hay-^B- ^flr ward^ , brought_ > hi_ 9 gh_ vation occurs . He was connected with the Jm*. B"Bi and there manifested 'BJB- ¦ » firm of W. & G. Baird , ¦|^ B- 0b, r» F V ^ BBj ppb VW BB BBI (Bb ^y^ **^ ^^ MB ~m "^ "^^ "'"' "^B- »" ^ -——' ' - —^ - W —•' ^- ^ —' —^ "^ —' prices.^ ^^^ ^^^ The^^^ name of the possessor^ was not ¦ '" ¦ ^^ ^^ — ^^ — — given. The total amount realised by the sale the^^ IBB) JBb ^B»» qualit^ FBI W^B ^B"^^ B. BB1 ^^" ies<.* ^BF W*^P which™ ^ ^^ m ^^ m ~—~ "^ "^ equi™ ^ H ^ ^ - ppedBJ BJ him for the tasks was £1,702. 18a. he undertook. Apart , howe ver , fro m such —~ —^^ ^k ^r ^h " ¦ ¦ ¦ w^ ^i»^™ ^^^ ^mm ^**^r ^^^ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ —— ^—™ T ^b ¦ i m BJ BJ considerations , we may^^ point to the quiet«r^ qualitie s which endear ed him to those who ^^ r ^B| ^B bB| ^BB* ^ W B^ .^^ "^ P^ *^ ^»™ ^F ^"—~— ' ' ¦ ^^^^ ~ ^ ^^ ^F ^^^ ^^ ^ ^ (D knew him. He was altogetherB^^ ^f unos t entatious ,i™ i^ad^ G^ange^ and cultivated intellectual and philanthrop ic 4BB) T^B' V BBM » B^^i^ ^^"^^ ^BB^ ^"^" ""^^" ^^" ^"^ "^ ^"^ ^^ ^ ^ "i ¦ ~— ^— — —~ ~ ~~ ~ - — -w- - — — - — ¦¦¦¦ bbi bbi BBBb V #B^Bi ^Obf B^B^ W j m-W *¦¦» -^bf- mm ¦ -— --- 64 South ¦ JT ^vVh #¦ * r mm ¦** m ^bi ^r h ^* ¦ " *B^ ^^ — — — — ^-— -— — «¦ B — — ' -~ — —' ^" Messrs . Maclach lan & Stewart , pursuits.r^ *" * At one^^ time he acted as organist'' in Brid ge, Edinburg h, have transferre d their Christ Church , and in St. Andrew 's also. He -«<^ •-« ¦** - -•«¦¦ ~¦ —¦ » » ^«* AA mm, r ¦*• tmH m mm ¦» *^ ^iffaa * ^^*wi» w m mm « ¦ ^ ^b^ ¦~p>^ "~ •¦• • "' ^ ^ — — — — — m^^ ^ ^^ m and forei gn bookselling V W ^B'^B^B' ^B^^^^ W ¦ ^ ^^^ B^~ ^^" ^^"^ ~ ¦ "¦— — well-known medical was always^W rea dy to aa&i&t thoa e Bcheiues of business to Mr. J ames Thin , 65 Sou th Br idge, moral ente rp rise which commended themselves Edinburg h. I to his jud gment. He was an energetic member The partnershi p between Messrs. Oliver & of St. Jude 's Church , Jbal lyuafeigh. m which m = ; <£k ¦ - * ¦ - -- - - " ¦ ¦ ¦¦- ¦¦ ' ' [ I . . i _. . I I I 1 ' LI. 1 ' l I I—" I 11 Mil III__L_JU_M_ *' ^ ' JU P 382 The Publi shers ' Circular Aprs 1, ig9o during his life he occupied many important Catholic World . Mr. Kehoe was ft truste e of I offices. His death has called forth warm ex- various charitable institutions___ , in which he— pression s ot regret in Irel and. took a great interest. He leaves* a widbw and ten children . Much sympath y has been ex- : Canon Butler. pressed with the family, and the America n, \ .«>^Bf ¦ ¦ The death of Canon Butler , of Winchester , Catholic^^ P V^V ^^ - *^ BV« ^* ^B^ papersHK ^^"^^ ^^ B~ '^B^ ^^ V^T have^B"^^ Bl '^B' g^BJBm iven^^ » "^^ ^^ ^^ notices— — -— -^— -^ -^ -'^ of^^ hbv Mr.^^ ^" *BBb *>« ^- is announced . He passed away on March 15. Kehoe 's career and death that must be Born in 1819 he was educated at Harrow , gratif ying to his friends. The Catholic Review , A* Cambrid*^b.A ^H _ ^_ ge, and Oxford.^^ ^K ^K At_ the^K latter^ uni-A says he was one of the most enterprising of versit y he won the Hertford University Catholic publishers , and the trade will suffe r I Scholarshi p. He was ordained in 1854. Canon by his death. Butler^^^ ¦f ^^ ^^P^B ^^* ^^ ^1^^ ^^ was* * ^^ ^ ^^^ the^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ author^^^^v ^^*^v ^V 4.V ^^V '^ » ^^^ of>^^ ^^V ' Princi^i^B^ ^^^ ^^. ^^ ^^ ^g^p I^V pH ^^ les^^ ^^^ ^"^^ of1 — ^^B Imita-^B^BI ^B ^B> ^V ^^> ^^ ^^^^^ tive Art ,' ' Descriptio Anti qui Codicis Vir- Dr. Schiller-Sziness y. ! giliani , ' * Village Sermons at Tyneside, ' and who died at Cam- ' Dr. Schiller-Szinessy,t/ fc 4 ' ' Cheltenham College Sermons ' and Famil y brid ge on March 18, was in some respects a, ¦ Prayers. ' He also edited the * Public Schools remarkable man . He was reade r in Rabbin ic I Atlas of Modern Geogra phy, ' 1871, and the literature . He was born in Hungary and ' ' Public Schools Atlas of Ancient Geograp hy, graduated at the University of Jena. He was j 1876- afterwards^ . Bk Professor^^ ^ta~ _ Publicus«^^^»~ ^ Bh _ Extraord^BB^BB . Bb inariusm A I Archdeacon Gra y. of Hebrew and Archaeology in the Lut heran College of Eperies , in Hungary . He came to In_ the__ death of Archdeacon__ ___ Gray at_ St._ — — ^ — Eng lan d in search of a wider field for his. | Leonard s on Marc h 13, a man once well- talents , and was appointedannointed KabbiRabbi 01of thetne 1; known in China has passed away . He was Manchester Synag ogue. Eventuall y he came j chap lain to the British factor y in Canton , and to Cambrid ge, and was for many years . \ afterward s Consular chap lain. In 1867 he employed on a catalogue of the Heb rew > was made Archdeacon of Southern China. ¦ ¦ i ™ ^ bp ^B» bbi ' ™ — — - w -— ¦ ¦' manuscri^»^^^^ ^»^^™^™ ™ ptsw ^^ ^^^ in^"^ ^^^^ the^^ ^^ ^^^ University ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ # library. This j Mrs. Gray is the author of a charming work led to his getting the appointment which he entitled ' Walks in Canton ,' while Archdeacon held till his death . ¦ Gray himself published in 1878 an importan t work entitled * China , a History of the Laws , Manners , and Customs of the People.' He Dr. H. Wylde. I ' ^^^^ "B w* ^ — ^^™ "^B" ^r^ - ^^ a^ .B. -*m^ bb» ^^^^"~ ^^ Br »^^»^^^ v ^^ -—^ — -¦— — - — was also the author of * Arabia and its Faith , The death of Dr. H. WyX lde removes a ; and * A J ourne y round the World. gentleman of excellent and singularl y varied bb» bb» ' —— -^v vb> ¦f* bb> b^ v b^b* v ^b* ^b ^ ^bb> ™b» ^^^ *w ^kr r>f n ^ ^^^ *b« ^^ ^^^* ^b^ •*» ^ *™ » ™ ^^ ^~ ^v -—- — —» ^b ^— v he— ifts. A Professor of Gresham College, bb g^*^ bi i * ¦ - — _ — Bft ^B> ^B . ^ • Mr. J. R. Herbert , R.A. was instrumental in creating the New Phil- We are sorry to learn that Mr. J. R. harmonic Concerts , and he did much for the Herb ert , R.A., died on March 17 at his London Academy of Music. He was eminentl y 1 *^ B« B^^ <^B> Bl BBf B^^f ¦ 1 4 ¦ ¦ ~ — - ¦ b ... ___ — — _ „ ¦¦ ¦ 1 ¦ r ¦ ^» ^» u young Herbert had to turn— ^^ ^™ ^^ to-^ ^^ portrait-painting*<^ ^^ -^» ^^ li ^tf^ ^m ^m ^m ^r ^r- — ^ ^^ ^ rom t e Authors Co-operative " Publis hin g for his livelihood F h ' , and his earli est exhibited Co., Iiimited. — • A City Girl/ by John Law. works were ¦*portraits. Latterl he devoted yv (Second edition.) A re alistic story of a White- _ ~ ^ v ^ Mft ^ A . . ¦ A A himself to reli gious art , and he retained in a chape l gir l who has the misfortune to attrac t conspicuous degre e a large share le Vy mJV AUMI1A J K/»v^v A. » y *sw~-r » --^ —- — — of the simp theU JLJ attentionUUUv^viV/U ofV*. a man considera\^ \S * ** bl-^^ y above*^ her and reverent spirit of an earlier day . in social position. The usual troubles ensue ; but t he story ends happ ily by Nellie marr ying Mr. Lawrenc e Kehoe. a devoted lover in humble life. The novel is We regret to announce the death at New well written , and is full or" pat hos. York , on February 27, of Mr. Lawrence From Messrs. Blackie & Son. —' Marine Pa int Kehoe , who was manager of the Catholic ing/ by Edward Duncan , Member of the KoyaL Publication Society. He was a native of Society•/ of Painters in Water Colours . This Wexford , Ireland , and born in 1832. He volume belongs to Vere Foster 's Advanc ed began his apprenticeshi p in the work of pub- Water-colour series. Hi« lessons in marin e drawing and painting have long enjoyed m— —«— ' •— •— - ~ — i^ *\ I! _ M M D*Arcy lishing and editin g in 1857 , when ^ r «-^fc m+ »* -% ^«t m**» -»^ ¦ —¦ - m^ ^*» w^ mi -^r~ m* w ^*^^ m j% m>**^^* » ^ ^^ m « v j« « ^v*^ ^/» »^ ^.-^ ^* ^^^ r *^- n »* r *- -^- — McG ee sold the New York Tablet to the popu larity, ^ and have , without doubt , assisted Sadliers . In 1865 he left the Tablet to found in strengthening, as well as develop ing, an artistic taste. The advances of chromo-h tho- the Cath olic Publication Society Company, at graphy permit coloured works to be prod uced the suggestion-_ ^j ^-j of- Father- - - Hecker.- -- __ — — ~ Som— e time in facsimile. Mr. Duncan was asked to pre- ago Mr. Kehoe, in conjunction with Messr s. pare a new set of water-colour drawing s Burns & Oates , of London , assumed entire moremorft advancedn/lv& mwl thant.hn n hishia earlierftariiftr worksworka. , andand- the control of the Catholic Publication Society present series is the result. The book will Company. Owing to the enormous increase of certa inly, prove a valuable one to those who ar e wv* *j%. m, ¦*¦> wv — — -—¦ its genera1 l business , Mr. Kehoe was obliged to cultivating^-f a ** v m»«4 *ji| | the*i*m n .f taste9*9mm * •* ^^ fora ^^ Jh this»*«-*«•** art.wv Prac^h> tical retire from the active, management of the instructions for copying ' Duncan '* works axe * " r ' ' ' ¦¦• ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ " ^' . . ¦¦ .. ¦ HFT ^Tr rr ¦¦- — ,- ----'¦¦-—-"= ¦"- • . ....¦. - • »A) >.JIJ! * .* ..^ -. , . , , . , . ... . * = = : * April i , 1890 The Publi shers ' Circular $$ supplied by an eminent water-colour painter. while, at the same time, the work is sd arranged' —¦ M-m ~" — K ' — — ™ r — ~— ~*" ~^ —^"^^*^^^" ^™r ^™» -m^ ^-^^ -^^^^ ~m^r ^^-^ ^^m -mr ^v pp^v ^^» ^pv w vp»~ ^bp^pt » ^ ^^^ ^^" ^^^ ^^^ ^"^^»^^" ^^^ Thej^ ^»* specimensf* g-MJ iven embrace some of Turner s for reference that it should prove a welcome best pictures. addition to any library of sporting proclivities. It is with regret, however, that we tind in this ^¦1 ¦»¦ « — ~»- I - - ¦ .1 ^ K P^ g J^ L^J^^J^ Messrs^P M^^^^P^' ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ . Burns^ -^^^^-^— — &- Oates ¦ ,^ H Limi^^^^^^^^ -^^^^^^^ ^^ ted.~^v ^pp p ~^^*^^ ^ Life^_h^^V ^^ ^H *^p » From — volume another instance of advertisement of Blessed Margaret Mary Alacoque, of the Heart,' by Rev. Albert Barry, padding, from which the style of binding and Sacred C.S.S.R. general appearance ought to have saved it. —1 The.m* mm ^r subject• " — j— — of this strikingt biograpf~j r^ h—^y was born— of the seventeenth century, and ¦ 1 middle ^ r^^ —^m~-^- -^^r . ^ the ^^ — ^^^^ ' " ~^" ~^~^^~^^~ ~~^ ^^> ^m^ ^^^ V ^^^P ^P^P" ^^ ^PP^^ V^^p P^ ^^^ P ^^^ ^P* ¦ in From Mr. Alexander^h^ Gardner.^^^^^ ^v^^ V^P ^^^^^P ^^V^pP ^^^ V^P —* Auld Scots*^^ ' earned, by her devotion to the Sacred Heart, Ballants,' edited by Robert Ford. There is, p^j j| ^ ^^ p ^pp ^m* *^» ^^ ^^pF —^~ ™ ^ ^ — ~^ ~ — - ¦ ¦ ™ ^—^^^^»™ 1 ¦ ^^^ ™ ™ ^^^» m^m^ ^^^^^^» ^ ^p^H ^^^h ^B^ the^ title of ' Blessed ' from Pius IX. The no doubt, truth in the contention that the recital of her visions, trials, and devoted labours wide popularity which the weekly newspaper forms a graphic story, which ought to find a has now secured interferes to a ' consider- ^ p^ ^^ r^ p ^p^ ^ph ¦ - — »-~ — wide^ ^ ^^p> circle^"^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ of readers— ^^ amongs^^ ^ ^^ ^— ~^ t Catholics.™ ~ — — ^^^ ™~ ™ Thep^.w w ^m ^-^ able extent with the circulation of the old writer has executed his task in a decidedly — — — — ^ — — — — ^^ .^ r ballad literature^ ^^ of^^-^ Scotland.^^~ -^^r -^^ ~— —^ ^™~^ ^^^^™ ~—^^^ -* The™ ^^ editor^pr -^r^ r^ "^m "^F -^™ ,^ p skilful manner. therefore, thinks that a selection of the more From Messrs. Digby & Sons.—' Mrs. Danby popular ancient ballads would be acceptable to -m- — — — — — - — — — — — —— ^m — -^^ ~-^ ^^-- h h^v -^^ ~^^ ^^— -^^ ^ ^^ ^—^ j ^^» -^^^ ¦ ¦ — ¦ —^ -^^ ^^^^m-^^ ^^^ ^" —~ Kaufman of Bays water,'by Mrs. Mark Herbert. numerous readers, more especially^ if presented,^m The characters in this entertaining novel are as is here done, in a moderately cheap form. chiefly women, whose weaknesses and f oibles His compilation is an admirable one, contain- the authoress skilfully depicts. Mrs. Herbert ingCT a greatSJ many«/ of the finest of those ballads is justly severe on the heartless, self-seeking, that have exercised so much influence on the strong-mindedt_j woman1 who is no" match— fur— — Scottish intellect and imagination. The pieces the woman of keen sensibility and tender are prefaced by excellent explanatory notes ; the conscience but little mental stamina. This type is clear, and the volume is a convenient contrast of character is portrayed eff ectively in one in every way. the doings of Joan Kaufman and Ethel Bright. From Messrs. Griffin & Co., Portsmouth.— Joan's scapegrace brother is the evil genius of * Nautical Terms and Phrases in French and the novel. After formingCj a bigamous— marriage C O English,' by Ernest Picard and Sydney R. with Ethel he is convicted and imprisoned for Free mantle. A vast amount of information, forgery. On regaining his freedom he is shipped useful for French and English seamen, is here otf to Australia by his family. In the mean- packed into a small compass. Many of the time Ethel marries, and becomes Mrs. Bright, terms and colloquialisms1 in common use find but unwisely conceals her past history from her no place in dictionaries, and therefore a hand- husband. Thus the opportunity a rises for de- book of this kind becomes a necessity. The signing Joan and her disreputable brother to levy volume needs only to be known amongst naval blackmail on Ethel as the price of concealment. and mercantile offi cers to be widely appreciated. Ethel foolishly yields to the demands made -^»- K. pm P^PPVP ^HV ^ » ~™~ » ^ ^PW pm P«P b ^ p ^ ^p r PPPi ^ « WPJB ^ P» PP V — -^P' ¦¦ pp upon her until, harassed and overwrought, she From^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ Messrs.^V P"P^ "^ Griffith , Farran^"^ ^ ^^ "* ,P0 Okede^ ' ^—^ n &^ - leaves her husband and goes abroad. She is at Welsh.— * The Prayer Book of Queen Elizabeth, length relieved of her burden by the death of 155'.).' This volume belongs to the Aucient and _.__ _ _ _^ _ __ the scapegrace ; and the novel ends happily as Modern Library of T-^ heol— ogical L— iteratur— e,f and ^ far as Ethel and her husband are concerned. will, we doubt not, be examined with uncommon From Mr. David Douglas, Edinburgh.—'A interest. To the book are appended some forms j^ ^. ¦ — — ^^"^ ^^ ^^ Humble Romance ' ; and other Stories, by M. of^ ^PB occasional^ ^^^ ^n ^™»^» —^r ^ ^^ ^" ^ — — ~* prayersW^^ ^^ ^^^^ I ^^ ^^^ used^^^ ^^ in^^ ^^ the reigM^^^t n of E. Wilkins. Brief and homely tales of New Klizabeth ; the whole being printed from England villagers,"forn)ing an addition to Mr. originals in the British Museum and other Douglas' charming pocket series of ' American publicp. f ^.^^p r^r*" -~* ^^ ~m^ libraries.^^ ^m -* * ^ -~- ^ »" >^" ^.^ ¦ ^ The^^•^•m ^" ^™ ^p^ forms^^^ ^m^ ^— *^ ^" -^ na^ of~^r ¦ supp¦ — ^— ~ m "^ m ~^ lication~~ ~~ ~ Authors.' read in Elizabeth's time will be perused with curiosity. The original order of the type is From Messrs. Field & Tuerv—' ^Esop Redivivus,' preserved. by Mary Boyle. Drollery and common sense are cleverly blended in this highly entertaining From the same.--* The Mosaic Sacrifices in ¦ ¦ m J ~ 4(t PP .* v ¦ volume. Although Jfisop may not be outdone Levi^J^ ^ JJ ticus^~ ^ ^^ ^ k P* V^^ ,PJ ' b*"^ i^ ym the^v ^B ^^^ Rev.^P i^ ^* ^^^ * PI W.* * PI M.^^ P^ W Rodwell.^ ^^ ^^-^ ^i'^^ * * " ' ^ The on the score of wisdom , he has certainly a rival author, recognising that the essential value here in the faculty of humour. These fables, of the Book of Leviticus consists in the clear numbering upwards of fifty, are illustrated by view it gives of the sacrifice of Christ, and that old woodcuts, or new ones in imitation of the the various sacrifices mentioned in the book old, many of which are exceedingly comic. bring out the separate and distinctive phases P" ^tf~ -»^—¦ ~^«- — - -^ ¦ 1 ' - r ——¦ ~- — PL — of^_f p^ the^* S AtonementpB *^ m^' ^. r P» ^ '^^ ^ ^ ^ ^»^ ^ ^ ^p" ,PK takes^^ ^P-^ ^ ^B -m^ -^ » upW ' the work of expound - From ' The Field ' Office. —The * Fox-Terrier/ ing these sacrilices in order to demonstral e by Rawdon Lee. The volume before us is the their relationshi p. This he has done in an second edition of a work which has proved , earnest and comprehensive manner, and the judging by the early demand for another issue, volume is welcome because both scholarly and of no small interest to sportsman and admirers devout. of dogs. Besides being considerably extended »^-^"^^" pp^ jp ^ ^ .^ H #PJ ¦* ^^ ^^ ^ ^ P"» ¦ ^»*^^ ¦ ^ ^^— 1 ¦ ™ — — -—— -.— —• -^^ - v pH ^— mw ^^ ~^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ¦ by several interesting additions, two of the From the same.— • Kindergarten Games,W without larger engravings, representing typical varieties M usic, for the Baby Classes,' by Wilhelmina L. of terriers, have been replaced by others, which Rooper. The object of this useful and attractive are certainly excellent portraits of the dog in book is to add variety to the numerous Kinder- question, as also are the majority of the other garten exercises on Frobel's method wnich illustrations. With regard to the text we must already exist for young children. The games (p * ¦" wmw — ^^^ — ^^ ^^ — — remark that, whatever doubts the author enter- arep^^v t so^-^ arranged^^p» #p* #pk p»^^ p™^» V^v ^*^ ^^^™ that^^ ^^^^ v ^^ the movements of the tained, as he apparently did by the observation body ' emphasise the mental conceptions which made in his preface to the fi rst edition, on the accompany them, and increase the natural reader finding any novelty therein, he has said pleasure of acquiring simple information hj what he had to say in a pleasant chatty manner, the action of mind and body upon each other.' • • •¦ ' " • " • '" " ¦ *"' "' ¦ " m - - =$ 384 The Publish ers ' Circul ar April 1, 1890 From the same. — «Hymns for Elementary —the Egypto?Greek of Alexandria , enervat ed m, m mtmW ^b W mm VP m, m ¦¦ «rw mj — ^ Schools/ arr ange^ by Wilbelmina L. Rooper , withmm -m* ^b^ riches^k ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ and^ |^ ^ h ^ ^^^ luxury,Mfe ¦ ¦ «« ^ mmm+ and , throug^— ^^ 3 h her lovers^"^ . thetne music edited bvby Duncan Hume. Con- the Roman world , proud of its name and siderable jud gment and careful adapta tion to empire , while subjugated , in a sense, by con- the wants of childre n are shown in this ad- tact with the peoples it had conquered. In mirable selection. The subjects are chiefl y Theodora , Mr. Houssaye gives us an essay on those dealing with the beauties of nature , the the Byzantine Emp ire in the days of Justinian . mmmmt V^ " a_ »« mm useful and very — -— —- — — — — ¦ » — « ¦— m, of a most » • ^c f ¦ m ^i^0mr ^~*» « . «. »- vised with additions , ^ ^ —•—• ^^ ^* - , ^ * ^* ^^ ^* ^ ^^ ^^ • * ^* ^^ - exceeding ly^ path etic story of a lad , the son of mmr m^f mW mW W* ^b ^ .^^ ^— — — — — — — - — — wealthy and titled parents , who * lived in a practicalm^ ^ ^m*r *& ^^ workW » ^amr ^» ,W which ^^ ,¦ in^^ view" ^" ^i^ " " of the increased dream -land of his own, and was either building interest that is taken in the stud y of agric ulture , castles in the air or holding silent conversations must be a welcome one to a nume rous class . ¦ ¦ ¦ ™ ^^k H V T ™^mW ™m* ^ m^ •¦¦^fc ^^ "* * ^^^ r 4bK V^^V ¦ ' ^ ^^^ III f ^^ "m^W 'n. ^^ '^^ "^ ™—-^ ^^ W ^~ ^ ^ with the angels , whom he felt were hovering It is a text-book- adapted to the syllabus^ of the around him. ' ' Boy ' makes friends witji a Science and Art Departme nt, South KensingtOD , mtf — — mmmmtmm m^mr ~ ~ ~ students , v ^m- -|_ con- W —** ^ m^ mT f^* ^^ ^^^^ ^^ i m **r for elementary and advanced half-starved , ra ggedF^ \ waif ,V whom^^^ ^^^ he teaches*^^ ^^ ^ *• and reforms , and finall y, at the cost of his life, tainingV^ ^k^W ^» ^^» m^ ^K'^ ^p^h extram^ mm ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ r subjects^ * ^^^^ r ^^ b ^^ - ^^^ ^ ^«^ of¦ ^— interest-»^ ^" ^— ~mr -^ —-^ — and— utility^~w to saves from imprisonment on a charge of theft. agriculturists and farmers. The author pos- ~_- — - — — if his informa- ~^^ ^m* ^mr m* ^^-^^^n ^*^»^» ing Q uaint humo ur is mingH ^h led^* ^^ *—^» with* * ^V *^ ^ ^B theV^ ^K^B ^^^ pathosB^^ V^P »* ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ^pf *h^ of^^^ ^B~ sesses the great merit of convey mm mr K^k r ^w mm- ~m> ^ -. ^ m- - ~ the story, and the writ er may be congratulated tion^ ^K mm-m^ t in^* clear^^ V m^ ~l ~ V^^ V ^k and^ i 1 ^ ^h ^r^^ preciseWrn^ H* ^t^ ^m ^ m^^ form . Mr. H. Kains on having produced a book for young peop le Jackson contributes an introd uction which , deeply interesti ng and quite out of the common . whilst recognising the embarras sing problems -»> m^f m m±^ -*. Am, *-» VV —' - _ _ Admirable illustrations by Carl Becker em- confronting_^ ^ ^ m^ ^ .^ 4* m^M ^ K agricultureV^WtaK % • ^ U ~-~* ~* ¦** > ,« takes»*»»»»•^W — a hopeful— J— view bellish the volume. of the prospect s of landlor ds and tenan t s, providing they mutually agree to face the From the same. — « Glenathole ,' by Cyril Grey. difficulties that stand in the way . This is a well-written Scotch story , containing • Roman severa l character -sketches true to life, an d a From Messrs. Mac mil Ian & Co. — Literature , ' by A.S.Wilkins , Litt. D.('Literature ph lot sufficientl— — — ~»— — — ~— ™ yw striking~-^" *^^ m^ ^^ ^"^^ ^^ ^ ¦¦ ^ ¦ ^ ^ ¦¦¦ ^ toma* "mm** holdmr ma mmW ^^ ^^^^ " the^* ^^ ^^ ^Vr reader^^ —1 i ~ «r ^ ^¦'^ k ^^r ^^» 'sp^_> mtm WmS ¦ ¦ ¦ rflk m r m^/ m m mr — mm mm -v ^— ~» ^^ - — — ' — — attention through out. The main interest cen- Primers,mm, mm m9 ^ ^^ ').M V Professormm ^^ ^ ^^ p^^ m^ .^ Wilkins^ — m* traces^ '^ the growth* m^ tres round the doings of Kenneth Erro l, who and decline of Roman Lite rature fro m 250 B.C. down to the rei gns of Trajan and Hadr ian . — ~ —» ^^ ^m ^ ¦•^ ¦fc ' ¦¦¦ wi ^^ fc— ^»^^ • ¦ ^» *¦ ¦ becomes engagedr^ ^ ^^ — to Ada^"^^» Doug^.^ ** ^ ^^^ a las^^ ^^^^ ,5 an ear^*^" ^™ l'^^ s" TheXIJC contentsUUUlCllia ofUl this11J1S hanIJCLIIVIJT dy littlelltl/lC volumeywiuiuv , con-vwu - daug hter. Kenneth , led into questionable ' courses by a man of evil reputation , loses all sidering the limited space at the author s i«* affection for Ada, and falls madl y in love with disposal^-^h M T V^^ — f r _ r^. TT m^ ,V arem i 1 mm. ^m^ a^^^VP marvel.L^w* ^k' ^ ** T ^^ of^h^ ^^ conciseness.*^ ^i^ ^ *~ ^* - ^~ ¦ ^—' — ~ It— is a a rising actress , whom he wishes to marry. But pity these useful primers are not furnished the ac tress , di scoverin g h is engagement to Ada, with indexes. — — — — —~ — — —- -~ — <^ ^™» -^^ w ** -^^ - -^ f* ^ — ** ^ w w ^m ™ ^ ^^ ^^ ^"^ ^^ ^^ ^^ * H ™* -«¦ renounces r ^ ^ ^^^ _ ^h m_r k ^A ^B h ^b .*< ** _« v .^^ ¦^^ ^^r ^ — | - ^^ ^.^ ^^ — — ^mr ^ ^ — — - my _y him ^ ^^ ^k^r ^^ ^^ ** ^^~ for ever. Owing to serious From^ the same.^^^^* — 'A Lover of the Beautiful , ' by monetary peculations Kenneth abscond s, and Katherine Carmarthen. The scene of Lad y , ends his folly by suicide. Thoug h of unequal Carmart h en's gracefu l and well-written story -^^p mm ~t -~ — — — — -^r -^ ^- -^ ^^ ^^ ¦ . ^n v^ ~^ ^r a. mm ^t^ n^ ^^^^ r ^ m^ m^r mmi ^^^ ^^^ * ^ ^ ^v ^^^ ^^ ^h i ~ ^mm> ^^ ^b ^^^^^ w merit the novel presents amp le eviden ce t hat isma —m& laidmm- m^rmr am ^ ^h in^~ M> mm Italmmmt ^af ^ ^m* —* y,w m* an^a^-^ ^— — d~ ^ t^^ h— ^™ e™ c^— h™ — ief— ~— actors—~ ~ ~— — in it ar e I the auth or possesses dramatic ability of no mem bers of that cultured and artistic society ' mean order. which abounds in Rome. The outwa rd inci- ami mg^ ¦ ¦ " ^ mm mm- m\^ r mm m r mM m,*'am. ^ » -»^ m.^ -» «vh ^ . ¦ .^ -^ ^ ^ ^m> ' -»— —- -~^ — — - - m—^m — From Messrs . Harrison & Sons. — * The dents recor^ ^ ded in t he book are sligq ht and for Colonial Office List for 1 890,'by John Ander- t he most part undr araatic ; the interest of t he j son and Sidney Webb . This book , as usual , story gathers around the baffled quest of ideal conta ins a vast amount of specia l an d very loveliness on the part of a gifted pai nter , and gleam of human tenderness I usefu l information on all that concerns the the hunge r for a i colonial" ¦! • m dependencies^ ^ « ofmm this. m* m country_ . It*^r . has% w hich ta k es possession of t he gent le, troubled ! full historical and statistical facts , an d a well- soul of the beauti f ul young w i fe whom Gui do prepared account of the services of the officers della Verazia utterly fails to understand. Ab- : in the various colonial departments ; a t ran- sorbe d in his art , he unconsciously neglects her , » m ¦& | scri pt of the colonial regulation s, the customs or^^ ratmm ^ft^V ^^ h^at ^B er^h ^ g^P^^k r^^ ows^^^ ^^^^ o^^^ bl^^^^ ^^ ivious^^ _l— ^b ^ r^*- of^^r .^^ her¦ — ^^ w^ unspo—~ — ^-^ — • i h^> ^ ™ k^^ ^^ e^^ n^ ¦ ¦ needs. A more is a singularl y lovabl e heroine , tari ff of each colony,— — -- - —— r and— other— desirable in- formation. The work^ is also furnished with and the story of her troub led life is told with ten der n ess, r efinement , and imag ination. j valuable maps , and it possesses throug hout the I distinctively excellent feature of clear methodi- From the Religious Tract Society.— • For cal arrangement. France and Freedom ,' by Emma Leslie. This is another t ale dealing with the French Revolu- m* ^ . ^ mmmmmrmM mw i^i *** j « ^ ^^ ^ H«v ^ ^- .— ¦¦»«»« * ^^^4H*^^ ^H«^» fl^BI^^ ^1^ W ^ m V ¦ " /mt m**^ ^^« ^*^ ^ ™ ~~* W ^~ -." ^^ ^"^ > —^ Fro m M. Calmann LeVy, Pa ris.—Henry^ Hous- tion. The story is skilfully worked into the saye, ' Aspasie , C16opatre , Theodora .' In this historic scenes of the period. Of course , the |! volume M. Henry Houssay e depicts a triad subject lends itself to good descri ptive writing, ! of celebrated women of anti quity, together and the author has given us numerous pages of with the society of which they formed so » mr *¦ mr him —~ am, r m^ -m>^ -«« ^ i p ¦¦ ¦». ' m m^ h ^ mmj -m^- -^^ .¦ ^ w ¦ -^ — —° —^ ' — — ™- — I grap^^ ^ hic composition.^*r ^—' It is a book of well - ! brilliant a part , and the state of civilisation sustained interest , and is thro ughout marked . they may be said to represent. In the time of by lofty purpose that cannot fail to have a Asposia we see Athena in the full expansio n of good influence on those who read the work. her litera ture and arts , and at an epoch when her democrac y was most unrestrained. In the From the same publishers. — * A Chronicle of a «w ^ mm ^vr ¦ »# ^^ y ^ w H ~w m m ^mw v rvr «k^^«b ^ -^tr p^i^>w^ ^mr -m, **mw history^^^ IfVifp ¦ of^^* *"* . Cleopatra^tr | , two worlds^^ ^^ m ^ w seemv^ **r to meet Country Town/ This is an unpretentious story, m Wri' ¦¦- r ^ ^ • —-^— : = = = — *mm ' April i, 1890 The Pu blishers Circular 38S .1 . ,i 0 but a well-constructed one. It is bri ghtened attracted a good deal of attention recently . ——— -—-» — — - y - — — — — — ^^ H ^^ — ¦ ~— " ¦ livelyij and engag^j ^2 ing^p dialogue pj ^^ ^^- ^mr ^^ ^^*-^r ^ ™ ^ppr ^m^ ^pi ^P* ^P* ^m*^W ^ P^V^PB ^^PV ^mw^^ ^mm ^^^^ ^P pppj ^v^^v^^^ ^V^V^W ¦ ^(p^ P^PI ^PT PB.PPB ^P ^ r by^ ^^ , and some The pam phlet also contains a summary of the fascinating glimpses of country life. The decision given by the jud ges. Those who chap ters on * Archery ' and * The Upland Far m ' wish to get a thor ough understanding of this ¦- ¦- ™—' -¦— "^"~ p^ v^pr ^^ "^p" j.™ — -™ — — — — —* — — — ^™ w — ¦ ¦¦ ^ ^pbj.v~ ^p" ^mr ^* ^^ ^P» ^p.pj«» pp» « ^j ^ pBt^pr mmm are particular! }' ^good ^ in their way . Best of all , case— — will— — ' find™- ^^ the•**' "^ pamM ^mr ¦ ¦ ^^^^a^m pm** hlet^^^ »^ ™ ^p^ ^^ - a-^^^ v very^ ^P' ^^ r convenient^p» ^p^ ^ ^Ip* •¦"^ ¦» mm ' ^p * ^ ^^ it is a volume likety to exert an elevating one. influenc e. p^p)«psp -~ 1 — "' ^^' ~^ "^ ^mr ^^ p ^^v -^^ ^^^ ^ ph ^^m ^ p^ ^^^^^^^ m ^ r ^ pr ^v^ ^^ ppb -^^^ j pmpb ^ pt ^ p. ^w ^ ppw r r ¦ Fro m the g *" ¦- Society JT— "P* ^^ ^~"^^^^^^ ^^ — — — ^^ ™.p^p^» ~^." *^^ ^» ^^" ^™ ^pp ^» ^^ ^ ppv ^^ ^^" ~^*^^™ ^.v -.^ ^. ^ p .pr ^.pr ™*P^ 1 r ^ m^ W for Promotin * ^^^ pB Christian From the same.—' Electri city and its Uses,^ by J. Mnnro. (Thir d edition.) Of the numerous Knowledge.—' Notes of Confirmation Lectures books on the modern app lications of electric on the Church Cate chism,' by R. F. L. Blunt , force , this is certainl y one of the most compre - D.D. This little volum e is intended for the hensive and reliable for the instruction of the use of clergymen and confirmation candidates. uninitiated . The rap id advance of the last It contains , in a well-arranged order , all the ¦>— —^ - - a ~—~ — — - - —~- — -^p » ^mr ^— — ^p» - m* ¦ r r ^ppr pp» ppp ^ pft ^ p» information bearing on the m ^» 1 " ^tp' ^m- ^mr ^—-^» ^pr ^^ ^^ ^mw ^p" ^p- "^p» subject , and is en- few years in electrical science is well^ kept to the front , and none either of the greater or riched by an admirable series of questions on lesser discoveries are omitte d. the lectures. It may be briefl y described as a useful manual on confirmation . From the same.— * How to Make Common Things. ' This little volume claims to show girls how From Messrs . Swan Sonnenschein & Co.— man y hours can be occupied with profitable * Coins and Tokens of the English Colonies ,' by and pleasant handiwork. The first half-dozen Daniel F. Howorth ; and * British Fossils,' by chapters deal with dress-making and needle- Josep h W. Williams. (' Young Collector Series/) work of various kinds including the manufacture Great pains have been taken by the authors of of numerous articles for household use , fro m a these cheap and useful handbooks to render penwi per to a hand-screen of peacock 's feathers , the information presented both comprehensive all of which are made by the needle . Next the and accurate. Mr. Howorth prefaces his reader is initiated into the art of making toys , .descri ption of the coins by short historical dressing dolls, Sec, while, to meet the require- statements of facts relating to the various ments of the more ambitious , descri ptions are countries ,1 and makes the most of an interesting— —~ given of frame-making, window-gardening, and and instructive subject. Mr. Williams collects^^ how to make fire-screens and articles in bent the salient facts about ' British Fossils,' with a meta l, all of which processes appear to be more due regard to the capacities of the young stu- or less practicable , but we should draw the line dents for whom he writes. His information is at making filters , and paper-hang ing, as matters drawn from leading authorities , as well as from which might well be left to the experience of personal research. Both volumes are pro f us ely professional1 hands. - Plentiful— — illustrations and and admirabl y illustrated. diagrams facilitate the comprehension of the var ious pro cesses. From Messrs. R. Button & Co.— • Standard Drawing Cards ,' by T. N. Andrews , F.S.Sc, &c. 1 mW ¦ ap v ^^^ m ^mm ^fc^~ ^m^m^r^M^ .PPW^PPPI ^P ..PPPPPPB^p^ ^^V ^V^P PPp VP p ^^ p* ^^^^ ^ P "ppp^.™ ^pp* p. ^^hi ^mr^r ^^™ Les^hk^hw -w - -™~ deux— - -™- — — Fr om M. Alber t S a vine , Paris. —' These cards embrace four standard s, relating Rivales, l'Ang leterre et la France / par L6on T — ,w ^j j ^y ~ twelve to freehand• and drawing to scale, geometrical Delbos. M. Delbos divide s his book into fi gure s with rule rs , the simplest ri ght-lined chapters , thus : I. English and French ; II. Re- 5cc, &c. They are prepared to meet ligion and Morals ; III. Pa uperism and Chari ty ; forms , Confortable , Government requirements , and also the drawing IV. Com fort (le ) ; V. Agriculture syllabus of the Science and Art Department. and ____o onies___ ; VI., Government_ ; Trade- 7, — C l ^ w They are got up, not onl y with clearness , but VII. Army and Navy, Volunteers , Police ; with great taste and utility. VIII. Educa tion ; 1£. Literature , Science, and --- - rt;j X. Sport ; XI. Society*l ;> XII. Forei gners.«_i A I ' From Messrs. Truslo ye Sc Shirle y.—' Intro- His obser vations on the contrast between duction to the Treatment of Disease by Gal - France and Eng land_ . in _. these matters have an vanism ,1 by Skene Keith , M.B., F.R.C.S. Ed. i_____ntere st_ f..or __ every_ _ _ ref_ le_ cting. ^_^ Eng__ lishman. Mr. — —.. ^ — — — The author devotes the greater portion of his Delbos writes not t he impress ions of a hasty treatise to defining t he leading terms used in visit , but fro m long familiarity with England electrica l science and describing some of the __. __ _ _._ ___ — __ _._ _ _._ _ and^ pj^ ^ p. n *¦ ~u n with- — — what~— are called the * better classes.-^ ' princi pal batteries. He then proceeds to ex- H e finds our aristocra cy t he most dissolute in plain the mode of app lying the galvanic current the wor ld, an d our lower stra ta the most de- for the arrest and cure of disease. Taking the prave d. At the same time he expr esses his method employed by Dr. Apostoli , of Paris , in opinion that the women of the upper classes _¦ — — _ . — ____._._ the treatment of tumours as his model ,v he are superi or t o t hose of any nat ion . O ur gives particulars of the app aratus required , soldiers are not better nor worse than French and the rules to be observe d in passing the soldiers ; but M. Delbos considers the superior current throug h the human body. Without size of our men a disadvantage except on any attemp t at elaboration Mr. Keith supplies -»-~ _ paradp— r m — ^m * ^ ¦ -^*"^ e.pi He'—¦ -^ say- -" ^^ - " r s' that— " — -^ .- it- - would,-^ — , be— of- great— — use sufficien t information for those who have no to the Parisian police if they could come over time to consult large r works on the subj ect. here and sec how the traffic of London is regu- __ |[— T r .--.--_ — — ^ p ^^^^ f ^ T '*. ' ^ ^—^- ¦- — ^ ^ -w -~^ '^ '^^ * — ™" " W~~ ' — ™ ^ lated ,^ and accidents prevented . M. Delbos From Messrs. Frederick Wame & Co.—Mr. regrets, in common with most Eng lishmen , ¦!¦ p» ^^ p^ pipi IkpJ p^" ¦ ¦¦ ^#pa -^-w i. — » w- ¦ pa 0 ^pV*^ pBh •p^**' v ^^ ^p ^ Fennn""^ ~*^ P" ^ ^* furnishes^^ p" i ^' ™—^" » • ™ us with^^ * another^" --— ^™~ -»* -^ — ™» ^^ • y association with G. Manvill e that sport ' is so degraded b cap ital story from his prolific pen , in * The ----- m ^p p w H W~ •• .___.-._ betting.9 ur ^ ^ ^% W From these slig-^j ht indications the Mynns * Mystery. ' The charac ter of Dick Port - re ader will see that M. De-lbos has written who impersonate s George Harrington ,' the whoso candour is that of a way, a little book -™ '^ p- p-^ pV HPK jpp>^v v^ p... ^ . ¦ —™ ^—^m -— ' ¦ ¦- — ¦ ¦ ¦ - — ^^ P " — - —— - - - ^—j ^j ^^ p - - ^ - - ri ghtful heir to the Mynn s property ,^ is well friend. drawn ; so also are those of Saul Harrington From Messrs. John I\ Shaw A Oo.— * Before my and Gertrude. 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In the last-name d event it is probable that whilst 'ILLUSTRATIONS ' could be produced in a style that would make it the most Highly finished Illustrated Pa per in the World , giving it, in this respect , a position ver y much ahead of what has recentl y been attem pted in the direct ion of illustrated daily journalism /it could be produced at a pri ce that would command for it the Lar gest Circulation of any existing Illustrated Paper in English-speakin g countries. ' ILLUSTRATIONS' FEANCIS GEOKGE HEATH'S MAGAZINE op 9 9 ' % 1TPl3ATi!l l8F &WT\ $i 1 HL^ B^a^^^ BkvW ^ HI U wUffJ ^S^^^ / ^M^^^ l luii& ¦fsm\ ^^ r^^^^ BlSifl 0ki ^*^Jsfnl IN Ha L» L. 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MACHINE MADE WRIT INGS , TUB AND ENG INE -SIZED . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ / . ,,.,. .,. . - . . . .. - . « . ,.,,..,:... , . . . ^ -- Browns ant) packin g papers ot even? £>e0ct1pt(on. GUMM ED PAPERS IN WHKTE & COLOURS. The Celebrated ' CROWN COURT ' Series NOTE PAPERS & ENVELOPES. The Celebrated ' CROWN COURT ' CAP PAPERS. SAMPLED 6ENT BY POST ON APPLICATION TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS. I ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦:¦ :tf « ,,, ,, 'I ,., , ,„, ,, , , ,,> .,¦ ! ., .. ¦¦ , • „ , „„ ,, i ,, . IW ,. ii ,, m ., ;m Miiii . .f in ¦: ¦. .. W b^ ...... | " ' ¦ ' '" " ¦ ) : - ¦ ¦ : ^ ? Wp ' | _ ^ J | 424 The Pub lishers' Circ ular April 1, 1890 (SffyWyW^ CULTER HILL S PAPER COMPA NY, limited, " " 'WT' § P^_!^r *BKFf\T^ O • \. Oj I^^ fl^ * Ww >^i*iy "* 09 • ^HB^r g OULTEE , near -AJBEHDEEN ", § &2 iiLlLlj JN O* Mm 7% " 1 %b£ - MJLJSTTTB' .A.O'rTJ 'IEWEIE&S OB ^< g SUPERFINE AND ANTIQUE PRINTINGS. g P THE NEW IMITATION HAND-MADE WITH § Ig DECKLE EDGES, FOR REPRINTS. gg P PLAT E AND LITHO PAPE RS. Ep P DRAWING AND MUSIC PAPERS. §j g TINTED COVER PAPERS. >| g ENGINE-SIZED WRITINGS. B >—> 3^^~ ^f AA.V "%ff p^jcy L. * ^* "v a3L\yb %t yvy n jfiKy mm r m_ %i»s ^^ ? * & o j !>2 01 Tji a "D "D T*Mr< *nr\ at Q nnx>Tn Tn t* tt ' /^ ^< p3 OJL Jj -cxJtiJLiJLJN yj rU wiN io JL JttJD jJQj JL , Jjj «w« u^ LEIGHTON, SON, & HODGE, TEL mc WHOLE SALE BOOKBI NDERS, telephone I AUUKEOOA nn2«o : * NIIUR CR ^ lSdon?08^ 16 MW-STREET SQUABE, FLEE T STREET, E.C. ml L., S., & H. beg to intimate to PUBLISHERS, PRINTEKS, AUTHORS, &c, that they execute I in the best style and on the most reasonable terms every description of Wholesale Bookbinding, f 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., 8., & H. have a separate Department for Account-Bo ok Binding, and are prepared to under- : take every description of work, including the supply of Paper, Billing, Printing, Perforating and Pa gingof Books for Commercial purposes. Applications for Estimates will meet with prompt attention . «T EI^ECTROTY¥>ES. Messrs. SAM PSON LOW, MARSTON & CO., Limited, Have prepared a List of Works from which they are willing to supply selections of Electros. This list they will be happy to forward to any bond f idepurch aser. Address—St. Dunstan's House, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, EX. • - ¦ - ¦ l ¦ ¦ '¦ -,¦ ¦ - : - ¦,,.- ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ . . ¦ . : -¦ :. -W- -.-/. -*r - S ¦ : '¦' <-y, . - -V^i .;¦. ¦.¦.» . . ¦«».;. •' , ., ,. ,w..- . ,- >K- ' -~ -»--^r-Vy^ '^| y v4.^V jft ^W , ^ ¦ ' ' ' ' '" : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ / ' ¦ ¦ ' "' - • •¦ - ¦ ^ : ' ' ' ¦ y -" : ' \ ;.: ¦: , ^ ¦¦ ' ^ ^ . v . vy :: ? ^— ; , ^ j || Apni i, 1890 The Publishers * Circular ' ^ Telegraphic Address, Jy ^W^ /& ^ ^ *' * ' ENERGY ,' LOHDON. $ Q * X? £j& : £ ^ AS ¥ J ^ #!/v ESTABUSHE D [ 4^ /^ ^yif j§^8 1868. ' ¦ ¦ # / „ _ PERRY , GARDNER & CO.'S PERRY , GARDNER & CO. ff ^M ^Departm ent, For P roprietors of Illustra ted Magazines, Jtc. publishers ' printers , ^ywr ^v-T^wrw ^-TTw^-TTT ^ FOR SALE. PRINTERS TO ALL THE LEADING ELECTROTY P 'E S » ' • OF f 1- RELIGIO US SOCIETIES . TH0USA MDS 0F OR .B.NAL WOOD EH«RAm8S. ' ?<>? Specimens und terms on application to above, or to 115 'PAJt Rnrft DOH ROAD, lOITBOU . G. stoneman , 21 WARWICK lane, —*~— PATER NOSTEft ROW , E.C. .!.. ¦¦. —- !— ——.11^ 1.—I.. I., - I — ¦¦¦ -I, ' 7 - - " "^ ESTABLISHED 1803. NRVER BEFORE BEEN OFFERED. I •- • ¦ ¦ .,; ¦ ¦ ¦ fl ^^^•¦¦¦(¦ •^• (¦(hm ^fc^ fc ^ rf% ( ^ tffc(KmH(m|mPW ^ B^ B(PWiPfc( " i«IB '' > *W * W ^^ W " ( ^ M^^^a^^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^f ^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^JI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^JI^^jajjj ^^^^^^^jj^^^^^jjJ ^^^^M^^^ ^^^^^^P ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ¦ " " " ' ¦ • ¦ -' - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ '" ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ : ¦ : . . • $;— . w flSfe: PttWis hets* Circular j, 4*6 April r > lg9(J * ^ ———- ^^^ BTTSIISn ESS OABDS j OF ! ^Printers, "gpu blteljers, i&oofcsellers, -Mill 'Mllf 'IIP' l i |l ' ''Ifll ¦l| || l' '' l||l' ' l| l |l ' i 1 1 lil 1 1 1 ''ll |l ' il| 1 MOPSjg^^ | r»fl l'-H||P-l| |||i'' .|||l' 'l|||l"1|| l'" >l ||>" ' 'l|H" 'n |l'" ELECTROTYPE > l ^ klfl 'i||ir-'l|||i"i||||i N||M'' 1 l|||l"lfl|l'-1||l>"N|||i">l|||i"M||l' H||l'-' 'l||l l|||r-^|||P M|||l'-M||P"M|)l'"i|||l'-M|||l'-Mq|l'-i|^^^ A GENCYMil ' ' W ,'lD 19 LU DGATE HILL , LONDON , E.C. have at our disposal 2,000,000 (two millions) of Engravings suitable for illustrating News- WE papers , Books, Circulars , Magazines , Pamp hlets, Children 's Papers , &c, &c , and have comprehens ive Indexe s of Portraits and Views always ready for reference. We shall be glad to receive a call from anyone requirin g illustrations of any kind ; and if clients at a distance will kindly send us a list of subjects they req uire , together with size limit , a selection of suitable proofs will be at once despatched to them. Cuts found to illustrate MS. or text. One Tear ' s Copyright, or sole use, given with all tlleotros. Electros from 'TH E ILL0- LONDON NEWS,1 'GRAPHIC/ and the principal papers of the world. Telegrap hic Address : Denops, London. Telephone Number , 1880. Branches : PARIS , NEW YORK , MELBOURNE , ONTARI O, & BOMBAY. j E^ coMILL No, ~ 13, j ^orr rr :E: &> 9 H OLLINS MILL S, jDJk.K/ ^TEi isr , XiA.isrc ^ .sim ^ E. BOO K PAPERS, F I NE PRIN T IN GS, COLO U RED PRIN T IN GS, N EWS AND FINE NEWS IN SHEETS OR REELS, LONG ELEPHANTS, CAR T RID G ES, E. S. WRITINGS; ALSO CHROMO , ENA M EL, SURFAC E COLOURED AND GUMMED PAPER, Samp les and Pr ices on application. London Agent : W. V. B0WATER , 28 Queen Street, Clieapside, E.C. H, W. HARRIS & SONS, PAPER MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND EXPORT STATIONERS, 11 PANORAS LANE, LONDON, E.C. NEWS, FINE PRINTI NGS, WRITING PAPERS , LONG ELEPHANT S (for wall pap ers), &c. Tenders given f or contracts f or Newspapers, Maga zines, &c. ¦ ¦ COL- • ' ' ' ¦ ' -f, 7X HBL .^^dmt^^ mm ^^f ^TS^S ^^^^ Ss ^^ JJL -i^i^i^^^^^^ ml ^li ^^ -- . -;¦; ,-v\£ ; >¦ .¦ ¦;;¦;- ;•;::: - ;•;:.- -r-^^rrr::;:-^-;^:" £?r :.•:;:;' r-—;r^:-^ :- - •- - ¦::,:;. -wxt*^^ <•;¦• • i-^^^-.M' -v-niv^.v^.- .w - -v;. ^-i,4 Y |WM P^ .^ r April i, 1890 • Tbje Publish ers' Cir cular ,42? 1 *TD«p VTI? ^ I ^^^^^ B ^ aA/uJ uf ipMup ftlVP : ^ | ^3CW k^jk' y €pra d[>e. ] Telephonb^^^ No. ^ 6596 . GILBERT AND RIVINGTON, LIMITED , ^rten tai , Ciasstcai , anti General ^rtnt erg ST. JOHN 'S HOUSE , CLERKENWELL ROAD , LONDON. ^ SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR ORIENTAL LANGUAGES- NEILL & COM (printer* anb <£fecfrofgj>e™* EDINBURGH , established 1749.<* Respectfully inform the London Publishers and others who may require Book or General Printing expeditiously and well executed, that ttl\t\t ut JBao/i 2;;r . Mr. )Ow & itits they have taken Offices at 78 Fleet Street, E.C , and have appointed £ r JOSEPH THOMPSON (late Messrs. Gilbert /f|^J§§L^j3jk their London of & Bivington), flOTW ^^^ HRSP Representative, who is practically qualified to advise and tak the irf S^olgasiBS S^-.** e instructions regarding Printing of any Works in preparation for &roif ;uib . for the Press. Messrs. NMZJLL & CO. have every facility for rap id and economic production of all Classes of Jioohworh y as well as Genera l Printing. Messrs. S. W. PARTRIDGE & CO. ARE OFFERING FOR SALE EIjEC TROT"V PES of 40,000 Engraving8 of High- Class Merit. SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR ILLUSTRATING BOOKS AND MAGAZINES , &c. Pro of Books can be seen at the Office , or Proof s sent on application stating subject* site, and purpose f or which reqtftreif* ALL COMM UNICATIONS SHOULD BH ADDRESSED TO 8. W. PARTRIDGE & CO. (Clich6 Department), 9 Paterno ster Bow, Londo n, BUT, , ¦ » i ¦ , ^r, • — . • • - ¦ -=m f ^ )j & - The Publishers' Circular A&irr.isJ Messrs. HOLME S & SON, Mr , A. M. BTXRQ-HB S, | Ualttje** $ %ttonnt knt B VALUER & ACCOUNTANT TO BOOKSELLERS,STATIONERS , PBIHTER8, NEWS- To Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, Printers, f rc, > PAPBB PBOPBIBTOR8. fee. 33 FATE BNOSTEB , ROW la PATERNOSTER ROW, Is instructed to Sell the following Businesses: (Late 66a Paternoster Rbw)f 4 Are instructed to sell the following Businesses :- PRINTING and STATIONERY. i — BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY, and Central City Business. Very fine Printing Plant. A> PR I NTING BUSINESS.—In leading Cathedral Excellent premises. Rent £100. Returns £6,000 a city, Midland Counties. Established nearly a century. year at fair profits. About £2,500 required for aM. An Rent £50. Large Corner premises. Returns last year exceptional chance lor a practical printer. Business at ' over £1,200. Excellent connection. All at Valua- present under management. tion, about £700. Open to every investigation. "DOOKSE LLING, STATTONERYT&c.— PRINTING, BOOKSELLING, ami -*-* Old-established business in high-class County X STATIONERr BUSINESS.—In lovely town in Town. Splendid central premises. Rent only £115. Devonshire. In same lrands 9 years. Rent only £60 Keruins have been £4,000 a year. Business can be a year. Excellent premises. Returns £1,400 to £1,500 worked up by attention. At present under manage- a year at good profits ; long: lease. The total purchase ment. About £lt000 required. Worthy of attention would not exceed £1000. A thoroughly genuine concern. pEINTING and STATiONEBYT^Ti BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY, and -*- good City Business in main thoroughfare. Large PRINTI NG BUSINESS.—In ren owned town, office and good house. Rent £110. Long lease. Midland Counties. Exceptional premises. In same Returns £1,600 a year. Good profits. A bout £550 hands 11 years. Rent £58. Net profits fully £300 a required. A very safe business. Suitable for a vear. About £1,000 required (value of Stock and pushing man who understands the t rade. l*lant). A capital opening. JJ TAT IONEBYJPBIN TIN G, &c—Beauti - STATIONERY and FANCY BUSINESS. *J ful town on the banks of the Thames. Fine main ^ Main Road, West district. Splendid thorough- street premises. Rent onlv £30. Returns £1,200. fare. Returns last year £1,550. Good profits. Business Very steady and safe. Good profits! About £800 open to great development. Excellent premises. About required for large stock. Excellent printing plant and £750 required. Business will bear strictest investigation. handsome fi xtures. A desirable opening. PRINTING and STATIONERY BUSf- STATIONERY , BOOKSELLING; -*- NES "> , with Weekly Newspaper attached.— *J FANCY, &c. — Old-established Business fn Capital market town, about 70 miles fro m London. pleasant part of Essex. Fine shop, house, and garden. Leading Business in town. Net profits nearly £300 a Rent only £30. Twenty years' lease. Returns nearly year. Thoroughly genuine. Open to large development. £1,200 a year. Good connection. Princi pal shop in About £800 recmired. the neighbourhood. £5oO required. STATIONERY and FANCY BUSINESS: QTATIONEBYrFMCYn^TJDST&c^ *-) —In splendid suburb N.W. ; fashionable district. ^ Main road in high-class suburb. A g »od steady In same hands 16 years. Proprietor retiring from business capable of extension. Very fin e shop. Nine Business, having made sufficient money. Returns rooms and side entrance. Returns' over £600 a year. about £3.500 and increasing ; excellent profits. Rent About £350 required. Suitable for one or two ladies. only £70 (very low). About £1,700 required. Ill-health cause of sale. Thoroughly genuine and highlv recommended. STATIONERY , &c. — West-EndAn Main OOOKSELLTNG, STATION EBYT^nd Road ; very central busy locality. old-esta- -D FANCY BUSINESS in rising South-coast town blish^ ed and safe business. Net profits proved at over (Sussex). In same hands 18 years. The leading Busi- £450 a year. Can be carried on successful ly by ,ness in the town. Rent £60. " Large premises. Re- ordinary care and attention^ About £750 required. turns about £1,600, at splendid profits. About £800 Proprietor tubing abroad. to £900 required. A very well-known Business. Pro- UOOKSELLING retiring. , STATIONERY, &c- prietor -U First-class market town in Yorkshire. Central I ITHOGRAPHIC, CHROMO, and AL- premises in best position of main street. Ren t only XJ MANACK PRINTING BUSINESS ; one of the £75. Return s reach nearly £1,000 a year and are best-known Businesses in England ; in same hands 44 capable of extension. ' About £400 required. In years. The proprietor js retiring on a good fortune present hands over 20 years. made out of the Business ; when fully attended to, the ~ net profits exceeded £7,000 a year ; at the present time Station eryt l ibbab YTb oo k - *O SELLlNG,&c—Pleasant S.W. suburb. Fine house, the income is about £1,200 a year. All is open to the nine rooms. Attractive strictest investigation. The total purchase will be shop. Large garden. Rent of which can remain. A most ex- only £70. Long lenae. Returns at present £600 a about £3,»? 0C, part year. More can be ceptional opportunity. done. A very good stock and handsome iixtures. About £350 required. Offered UTATIONEBY and PRINTIN G BUSI- chea plv. O NESS, with;Weekly Newspaper ; West of England. family 60 years. The leading Business in OTATIONERY7FANCY7&^=W^FEiid' In same of London. Superior locality. Verv town. Net profits, after payment 'of all expenses, ^ ' * fine premises. retiring. About£l 000 Shop and eight large rooms. Returns £1, 00 a year. nearly £600 a year. Proprietor , On the increase. Good required in cash , rftfd balance by arrangement. profits. About £600 required v for all. A. very safe business. Suitable for one or two UOOKSELIING; "STATIONERY , and ladies. Part can be let. -D PRINTING BUSINESS.—In one of the finest land. Established nearly a century. The wation^^^ roaa, towns in Eng in Northern suburb. Shop and ten leading Business in town. Returns last year about ^ rooms. Eight Books balanced by Accountants, and open to let off for half the rent. Recently established. Very £8,000. ^satisfactory returns and profits the strictest investigation. Net promts last vear , still increasing. A 400. An exceptional opportunity. About very favourable opening for a young man. £150 will £1,300 to £1, be accep'.ed for all. 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