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The Reduced Cost to the Retail Bookseller for Copies in an elaborate Ornamental WrapJ (designed this year), with Name and Address, can be had on application. | _ ¦ ^ ^ 1 188 Fleet Street : November 1, 188 6. scholarship is nearly smothered by the raj for hasty compilation. A few more articj De Morgan's amusing ' Budget of Para- IN such as Mr. Collins' would make us think ! doxes 7 the author naively tells a story the old Edinburgh and Quarterl y days whJ about a friend who showed him the proof the ink had more acid than it now has. Fr| the malt tax intended for — ¦ of an article on from personalities, nothing doss more <«A the next number of the Edinburgh Review. of than pungent criticism. Under ito infiuencl Nothing was ^wanting except the title the the author becomes cautious and is pretty cJ book reviewed. Mr. De Morgan asked what it tain to look twice before he takes his nel was, and his friend sat down and wrote at the leap. I head, ' The Maltsters' Guide (pp. 124), ' saying that would do as well as anything. The Booksellers' Provident Institution .! reviewer of Mr. Gosse's book in the Quarterl y At the usual monthly meeting of the Board ! has reversed this order. He first pulled the directors held at 56 Old Bailey, on Thuisdal
^p ^^^^F ^^ "™ *^^ ~^^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ~— -^ v victim to pieces, and then, evidently at a Oct.^ ^^^r ^^rf ^P 21—present^^^^B ^^^^^b B—^r ^^* v^^v ^^^^ ^^" ^^* v^ ,^V thirteen^^* ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ directors—C. 1^^^^H Longman, Esq., in the chair, the sum I lossAV/KJU whatII JlXUJ l/ to\J V-^ cal^/%*VJLJ~l hisO.A. JLKJ articleLV1 VXV/A\>,« satULV V down^-A. V-^ II JLJk and*^»A.*.v_* £111 5s. was granted in relief to " sixtv-J wrote ' Literature at the Universities. 5 members and widows of members. I It is doubtful whether all the universities of ' Coisttempoba^ry Review.'— ReadJ the United Kingdom will accept a share of the The of the current part will at once turn with intJ fi erce cast igation given by Mr. Churton Collins. est to the article on ' The Future of Journl Few of them deserve the infliction ; but ism,' by Mr. W. T. Stead. The writer taJ at the same time it ought to be a source of a veryvftrv exalted view oiof the mission orof mtl some satisfaction that the article in the press, more particularly in the greater centJ of the peopl Quarterl y Review may direct attention to a of human activity. A leader c« m.^-^ ^^ w^ helie saysoctves , ifi-i- a juuiiiaxxoi>journalist, needsnu ^u.o a neck-^^- capaWel— ¦ subject which certainl y requires attention. being stretched quite as much as if he is ;. \>nm We refer to the academical stud me assunl y of Eng-wlish minister. 'At present the journalistic literature. The question is an old one, although tion of uttering the opinion of the public I it is well known that the sins of omission and in most-rv- « i^ci + cases/-.oaoo , ao hollowT»/-vllrk -M7- fraudfr^ lir ) . InIT! thetllO caseC(l3G iB most London editors absolutely no attempt! commission are not altogether attributable 4-^ -C »-. TPn.llV ¦~-. «. A ^ ** r, ^.^-^.-J-^ -.TrV«rt4 - DemosTT^oTYT rk a really tliin|tlllllB to the course of study at the universities. made to ascertain what Opinions are exchanged in the office , ml Neither are schools and schoolmasters wholly drawing-room ; but any si club, or in the ¦ responsible. The fact is that English litera- tematic attempt to gauge the opinion even fi >r ture holds a very poor place in connection thoseLIlUHtJ whomW11U1II helie meetslllt3t3 UB thereU1CX C 10is none.i^" u - "As l¦ with examinations for the learned and other opinion of Londoners outside the limited raj that rema| professions. In the mercantile curriculum— of their personal acquaintance, to them an inscrutable mystery. (> if we may speak of such a course — it is ^| London everything, of course, is shrouded! j j l XI/~kTir inn 11V koiL«Oll(fl almost ignored. There is little demand, and even denser darkness.^ How many uj the supply is consequently indifferent. When editors even look half a dozen times m the yj contcmi the time arrives at which educationists will intoUltD theL11W sheetsHll«ti L» ofUl theirtllCli. provincialpiwYii^- will not unm^— recognise the expansive intellectual bene- raries ? Yet not one of them that pubhe op fits that may be conferred upon youths by a take to pronounce off-liand ) i j willwill notn ot, toleratet,ol <>rji.+,« thisthis,, or tliatthat piumimblif <>{-, - m- profound knowledge of the literature of h their insists on that. And all the while * ^Tl mother tongue, we may expect some steady as much about public opinion as of the p m advance in the stud It lS \j * Lama. at home j y, ,* at school, and opinion of the Grand J hese hh^^ at the university. imposture should cease.' T ^^m words from a very robust writer, wm» ' m Mr. Gosso has done excellent service to the U ^ throughout sustains its interest. * 111(J cause of English literature. But no one can 7 rich tlll9 temporary is otherwise .,I., ) feaB blame tlio reviewer for bringing his charges so contributions being supplied l>y ) ¦ r( r sharply to the front. They will do good by Sidgwick, Mr. Edmund Gossc, 1> B ceioi7? rl tl-™c I the interest they will awaken. Accuracy in Miiller. .Mrs. Fawcett. and other '_ _j_ —:==^''^M ^LKJ ^ c The Publishers' Circular 12 VqV. I , 1%6^° _^ ^J Messrs. Boussod, Taiadon", & _ Co. 's ago) began the paragraph under notice by not Engbavings.—These exquisite ait onlvy distinguisvJ hinOg them by%/ their properJL A rINI ATrRB ^7 been" issued in a special form, names, but called them " the younger Pre- acrelllS ins havIK * * *'e , . rTV U x suitable for the coming season. They are to tender " and " the elder Pretender." The be had in large variety, and probably will be the sentence (brief for obvious reasons) should be: favourites of the complimentary time among " Charles Stuart declared war against the those who are averse to high colour, and like Elector of Hanover, and proclaimed sovereign ( and graceful artistic work. Not one of of the Empire James VIII." The other 1 uiet • . . _ A - — ^k^^ L L- ^ ^r ^m t~ im s*m ^i t >v ^ *~ ^ *^ ^^ ^"* . <^^ ^^^ the engravings is unworthy of^^ a good frame. author's " blunder " is simply a matter of fact Xput briefly. The Highlanders were Library.'—Cheapness +f ^ AVarxe's ' Crown decidedly " unopposed in their march to the characteristic of this new venture. The is — — that the volumes are Edinburg
(including portraits of H.R.H. the Prince of manufacture of a book,7 aparJ. t from its com- AN ales . Executive President of the Royal position, is of immense interest, and the Commission,tommission, andand Sir»ir PhilinPhilip UOnnliffeunlitte Owen, thetrie binding is a portion of the work which seems Secretary), twelve full-page and upwards of to require attention at the present day, when eighty€i (_r lit\' smu-ll^r illnsif.ra.f.inTia ir» f.li A -tewi Thft smaller illustrations in the text. The its xprice and qualix ty,%j ' and the circumstances of— princi pal features of the Exhibition will be production, are compared with what they full y — — — illustrated, and every court wall be were sixty»/ years»/ ago.(^j You appearX. 1. to attain represented , many by several pictures. ^NTo very perfectly the object of compactness, less than twenty have been allotted to the with some other advantages to which you ( pii'luiii Empire, and the popular Palace, with refer. I am not entitled to suggest, but I ' its¦is nauvin;itivo. hp, ' ." artisans.artisans, Durbar HallHall,, will be fullyfullv supposeXX it importantX to «you/ to reduce to the fc'Ttniytd. The illustrations are all from the utmost, what you have already reduced con- ¦hand of Mr. Thomas Riley, ofthe designer of siderably, viz., the thickness of the metal ^co¦lie Commemorammemorativetive DinlomaDiploma of the Exhibition.Exhibition. plates, so that your metallic sides may not R1 I editor , a member of the executive staff be heav ier than sides of card-board.—I remain— 7, m tlie lu)y ;il Commission , has been Itindly your obedient servant, W. E. Gladstone.' ¦ »3J3ti-(l , XJM. — m thevnv- preparation^Ji. \^ya,L €J>U±KJl x. of theIj ILKJ letterpressICUlCipiCOl w)' the Executive Makion & Co.'s New Catalogue.—Messrs. , Commissioners of the —|ari( us colonies.v.wwiUCO, JL Uti WOIK. Will UtJ Marion have sent ua a copy of their new Trade 1 ;i The work will be boundL>UU11*J. ¦J . handsome Indian design. Respecting Catalogue. It is a bul ky book, with a mar- W" m new work, we are informed that Her vellous assortment of articles, which are both \ y useful and ornamental, as the saying K'M ^t the Queen haa graciously consented ' »/ O Ogoes. |° a^ep t the dedication. The catalogue contains goods in the firm's of second, third, and fif th departments. In the ¦ ¦ tionahy National Biooraphy lr - third we observe the albums, bags, Christmas | - ^•Mm Westby Gibson writes:— 4 My atten- cards and a multiplicit 1 U! , y of requisites of a like ft " ;J ^^n called to the Publish ers' Circula r description. Card cases, cigar cases, frames, M ct« ,l)orJ 1 , in which you speak of two verj letter cases,/ pursesJL ,/ &c., are found in the fifth— 1(>Us k * ¦I blunders " in my memoir of Donald department. The second department is almost ¦ ¦ I^ , of Lochiel ¦ ¦ V" of , in the last volume of th <3 wholly devoted to photographs (plain and ^tionary National Biography. Th« frames t of '^ coloured), , cfec. The latter department W '^; technical error the press—the word embraces appliances for the photographic arb. ' iS llJ wing ft r f slipped in unobserved . So Everything considered , Messrs. Marion's Cata- K l( ) ll i confounding Charles ¦ ¦ t} Edward JStuart logue is interesting to look over ; it ofis well • anifs Stuart, I (who wrote a magazine illustrated and from ' point ¦ ¦ , , aT^rodo view, __ — uii» »o-canea rebellion tlnrty years well compiled. ^ 1284 The Publishers' Circular Nov > j g86 | ^== ¦ CARLYLE'S EARLY LETTERS.* ' I have not yet seen much of the country, but I the crops seem more backward than in DuTn fr;oo I These two volumes contain letters written »jii*j. \j vi ^ ^ui shire.v. Theyj - uuj arei*t. busyWM.CT JT exportingui u^ potatoes^ytawcs irotti between the years 1814 and 1826. They will from thinthU III place to England—what part I know not—so the II be read with genuine delight by admirers of article will probably be dear.' I the sage, and must, in future, be looked upon The following is a passage from the last I as indispensable to all serious students of his letter sent to Miss Welsh before life and work. In a recent pamphlet, em- their marriages I bodying a hitherto unpublished letter of in October 1826 : j Carlyle's, Dr. Hutchison Stirling remarked ' The last speech and marrying words of that unfortunate youngr~^ woman Jane ±5aillie Welsh that the historian-philosopher's character seems • ^ * 1 * ^ ¦ I one of still great and unsatisfied interest. received on Friday morning, and truly a most I This cannot be disputed, and we f ancy that aehgntiuLdelightful andana swan-like melody was min themthpm a.. the two volumes now published will do some- tenderness, and warm devoted trust, worthy of such a maiden *, biddingC- farewell to the (unmarried)X —*-«- i-» \.Ult IX thing in the direction of enlightening the * y earth of which she was the fairest ornament. Dear little I public respecting that interesting period in child ! How is it that I have deserved thee, deserved «¦* f ..* sh^-* ._ Carlyle's life when, as a student , his character a pu rer and^ nobler heart than falls to the lot of I was being f ormed, and his modes of thought millions ? I swear I will love thee with my whole I established. heart, and think my life well spent if it can make Besides his domestic correspondence, thine happy. . . . Your own day, Tuesday, as was
j# ~ ^ — — "^~ ^^ ^»^ ^» ^^ ^ w curious through the light it throws on some fitting,^ I have made mine. Jack and I will surely simple phases of Scottish life, Carlyle then call on Monday evening ac Tempiand, most likely exchanged many letters with three college after tea, but I think it will be more commodious friends—James Johnston, af terwards parish for all parties, that we sleep at the inn. You will schoolmaster at Haddington ; Thomas Murray, not see me on Monday night ? I bet two to one you who became a minister ; and Robert Mitchell, will I At all events I hope you will on Tuesday ; so, one of the masters of Edinburgh Academy, as Jack says, * it is much the same.' Do you know who died in 1836. At all time3 free with his aught of wedding gloves ? I must leave all that to little you, for, except a vague tradition of some such correspondenceJL ,s even to those who had thing, I am profoundly ign orant concerning or no claim to such attentions, as well as with the whole matter. Or will you give any ? Ach the transmission of his thoughts, it was to be der guter Gott ! Would we were off and away expected that the new collection would contain three months before all these observances of the a good deal that was worthy of preservation. ceremonial law ! I could say much ; and what
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not appear to have that importance which my— ^ ^— w heart^ M» -^ -^- — ^~ »* when¦ v ^» ^ ^^ ^^t^m I^^^^ feel^^ -^^ -m^ ^v that^^ ^m^b -*~r^ ^^ thou-^^ ^ ^ '^^ -w^v art'^ m ^— -^^ mine^ ^*-^m -~ - ¦ -^ ,v that-~ — — - — — I am— should be associated with the products of thine ; that henceforth we live, not for ourselves , our Carl ' y v this the but for each other ! Let us pray to God that yV le s -A.pen , but notwithstanding— ' ,' yV will be slow to lay down the book once they holy purposes be not frustrated; let us trust in Him have begun it. One of the earliest of his and in each other, and fear no evi l that can befall us. My last blessing as a lover is wiih you : th U letters home is dated Kirkcaldy,ms r Septembera is mv ln«;t- lpff.A-p tr> Tm.ti pi WaI «)i f^nnrl mVht., then ; 1818. It describes his prospects : is my last letter to Jane Welsh. Good night then for the last time we have to part. In a week I see y rospects n this place are far from, bril- ' M p i ou; in a week you are my own. . . ." liant at present. About a month before I went y away a body had established himself in my nei gh- The appendix: supplied by the editor con- the use made bourhood and taken upI. a school,r but could make tains some severe remarks upon next to nothing of it. During the vacation , however, by Mr. Froude of other parts of the pre- I he seems to have succeeded in getting most of my nuptial correspondence. « scholars, and to-day I mustered only twelve. This /; will never do. The people's rage for novelty is the V l cause of it, I suppose, for the poor creature is very fi "\, I i• gnorant_ i , and1 very much1 gi• ven toi drink"I • 1 . IT make1_ . ROMANCES OF CHIVALRY.* no doubt I could re-establish the school , but the Here we have another of Mr. Ash ton's — — - — — — — — — — — fa ct is I am very much tired of the trade,j and ver«/y ^ -^s \juiivy uo t viuuivu< it uivii Mime ^i* *. w us«— scenes anxious to find some other way making my bread , curious volumes, which bring, before*s* of seems and this is as good a time for trying it as any other. and life in the remote past. Mr. Ashton that \ J\J KJ \J CAj JL *. 111U\J1UIU1C1UI U1V l UUVUVi. ofw-*. things~ £3 IrvingO is CJg oin Og awa— »/y too,r and 1— shall have no to be an indefatigable rescuer associate in the place at all . I think I could find are good in the social history of our ancestors. private teaching, perhaps about Edinburgh , to Unless such rescuers were among us, much that support me till I could fall into some other way of isiaworthv worthy otof lifelite would bebe lost to modern ruau^°,readers ; doing. At any rat e, I have more than sevonty the labour of collecting being often a labour \ pound s (besides what I send yon) of roady money , gone, but its ( of love. The age of chi v alry is and that might keep mo for a season. In short, I still animates (as it has done for centu- spirit ¦% i ' only wait for your ad vice till I give in my resigna- ries). \ the.1 impulse• "I ofr- Eng-m lish-i • poetry_X—.v , I414 *'0"*I'Olll "» »» V-» KSl ~ ' tion•^ • ^" a* gair*) ^'^ nst-» x* theM. V-* begKS V f~, inningA M. A A M. M ML* j ofV^ K JLJecomber..*—* \*J V- VJIU +*J ^- X. • I-»- hav*»««* » e^v k «w»» to renew thisVjlllO aloneM.\J M l. VJ itA.U is-1U especialVO IJVV/1M11Jly interestingAliU*-*-*- C) C \\ thought of trying the law and several other things, nugei VU old acquaintances by scanning tho *-* « -*- A-at wTvy IA\JU ^V- w JUIUlilHitlUllt/j ^/v/UV' »' but^^ I have not yet^7 gotfS correct in/ormation about \S -*—¦ JL «. t^J ^y ••¦ +-J V .* ; any of them. , Give my kindest love to all my Mr..JLT .A- *. * Ashton.A. m. *_7 kt V V^ 's well-storedW V * V ^- ^ A ^ > *-*L volume.»^ — — - Not a few of the time-worn romances n^ ' brothers and sisters. 1 cxpoct a letter very soon , c;lIlf for I shall be unhappy till I resolve upon something. been edited and reprinted under the ¦»« ' 1 | | In the meantime, however, I remai n , my dear father, some«.w»^-« ^-v learned1 ^. *x -»-» .rwl societies.r.«ni /^ti' nr. TheI K . "» archaismO f/'llH mill <>OI » * ^ __ • ~ rfV* . a 1 r a* * * J a u f yours affectionately, Thomas Carly le.' language has, perhaps, prevented _ — ' 1 ^ fi,¦ 'Si iru ' ' * Ea rl y Letters of Thbyria s Carlyle. Edited by Charles * Romances of Chii airy, told and illustrate * i" . ,, w .M^* unwin. _ ^^^ ^it^Kv-uAa* V r a A \ « V/ *-» • All. Ut> V * *~l 1 4 4l I A VJ»V \_^/ \./ « >W V V/lOt By John AahLon. -Lori ion : J,. lsa er _ * * JL' ^ ^ ) , T ,g86 The Publishers' Circular I28c.
diffusion , very few in our time having the A selection from the miscellaneous works
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v » adver* tisers¦¦ ' ¦-¦«>_ > ._- »J howA1V Tf important1 141 |- / V/A. \*%JVM.JL\J itM. \J isAU to*/V^ haveA JLI ^V ¥ v the-_/ j l -l >^ Mr. Fennell writes to the Athenseum : copy for the illustrated advertisements in the ' The excellence of the materials already col- Chris• >uviiluu 1.1 UlllU^l OUUU 111 «_/l/O tin 1/ tj \A,o wuo n/ iV tmas Number sent in as early as possible,j lected for the " Stanford Dictionary of Angli- so as to put us in a position to give every cised Words and Phrases " makes it all the j
atten ^^ v ^h ^i^i^r ¦ tion to the printing. ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^1^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^-^^ ^.^^ ^^ h ^B* ^^^ ^^ ^fe"^^r ^i^ ^^b ^^^ ^^^^ r^^ ^^^ .^fe ^k> ^^^ '^^^ .^^ ^^^ W^^r ^^" ^^^^r ^^~ ^^* ^^ ^^^^ ^^"^ ^^. ^^" ^"^^ ^^'^^^ ^^^ ^"^^* ^B^r more necessary»/ that fresh assistance should be Already we have received several of the enlisted, so as to make the quality of the 111 season^«». 'su annuaulll ll uaiOls.( TheseJ. 11COO willVT lll beKTU noticed1.XKJ l/A^/ V>X-* in ourVUl articles as even as possible. I therefore hope next issue (Nov. 15). that you will allow me to ask your readers for help : 1 , with respect to the desiderata, of * An Autumn Idyll' is the name of the C* which the first instalment can be had on elegant- O--"u colouredvwiuuiOU pUiatDlate appearingCb Vj yjKDOil. XAl^ asC*O a frontis-AAV^iiUio ^_^ ¦ ¦ •^f ^~ b ^ v^ *^~ ^^r ^^4 ^^^ ^mr ^^ ^r « ¦ * ^ ^^^ ^v ^^ ^^ ^— ^^^ ^^^ ™ ^v ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^. m ^^tf^^^r ^^* ^^> ^^^^ ^b^ ^^^ F^^V ^^^ ^B ^^^^^ ^^ l^' ^.^^ ^- ^ ^^ h -^^ piece to application to the editor (address^ , Trump- : the first part of ' The Lady's World ' ington, Cambridge) ; 2, with respect to old ,^ 4t V1O /yj (Cassell^ & Co.).y ^ m j m Thisa. 1110 newnow magazineiiicii^a/^iiic? ofv-»x fashionlaonivii .- Bi "^^ -BB ¦¦¦ -Bb Bf BB *- ,W ~— and societ lists^" ^B ^fe^ "^ m>*0 of~*m^ ^^ wordsW ^ '» »-* ^^ '^-'^ r- ^ said^ ¦ ^B to^B' ^i ^ beP » of^*^ BBfe recenbB* ~ ^^ " * ^^ ^^ ^B t introduction^pB B ^B» ^ ^ B B ^^ '^ ^^ — ^— ^ ,BM y begins well. The variety of the such as those given by Puttenham , North, con tents may be judged from the following H™ ™ ^^r^^ olland^^^ ^^" ¦ ^»^ ^r —^ ™ ^^ ^^ bb Dry^^^^^-^ ^^^ . den^^ ^™ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ,wm v ~ — pecb ^ ^^^ ^^ tator™ ^ ^^ ^^ ^»»^ ^"^" ;^B^ ' 3^ *~ ,^h wi™ ^ ^^^ th^— ¦ i ¦ respect¦ ^—^ — b ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ hat : Notes of the Month ; Fashionable Mar- , 'S nages (illu to the systematic search for new words and strated) ; Pastimes for Ladies ; phrases in newspapers and periodicals ; 4, f ashions for November ; a Story by Mrs. ^ashel with regard to the systematic reading of books, Hoey ; Dramatic Notes ; Society Plea- especially of those produced between 147 0 and sures ; FloricultureAr for November ; Musical L «/ 1- ^<»te s ; tistic Occupation for Ladies Hair- 1G00 A.D. ; 5. witli respect to the contribution ; nf anv wnrrlR or TihhrasesraflHH likellikpiiv to V) p. inr^liifl piri dressing ; Dinners of any words or p y to be included , &c. under the scheme, especially early, rare, or Miissrs. Campbell & Tudhope (Glasgow exceptional uses.' aiul London) issue a bright collection of cards suitable A paper on the library of the British for the approaching season. TheaI, r. i-1 1* _ „ curds'-' < *r(I R are•» »»n mos¦»-*-» ^-v tly~— religious? in" so farc^ as~ the^ Museum, from the pen of Dr. Richard Garnett, jnottoes are so long known to all frequenters of the read- ln concerned. Extremely moderate price, they are pretty in design , nicely ing-room , will be found in the November
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1286 The Publishers' Circular. Nov ¦ ^ igg The Religious Tract Society's J3o?/'s Ottm M, Unwin will issue * Legends and Poptilar^^^ 1 Paper and GirV s Own Paper begin new volumes lectio a of Tales of the I with the November part, which has just ap- Basque People, ' by Madame Monteiro. • _ __ ¦# Con- 1 • t .L i M J. J.1 ^ lt ,«i * «. 1_ n , . ¦ peared. sidering the little that is known of the history I The new part of the beautiful Magazine of of this interesting people, considerable bis- 1 Art begins a new volume this month. torical importance is likely to attach to these I folk-tales and traditions. I Messrs. Virtue & Co. have added to their
VBB^ ^__ ~m^ BBBB — — — .— — — -— - . - V BB- «b^ J * (Noyember) ^* ** V/ l/ CL/fjf f successes by the fine appearance of this year's Tlie first number of the Biblical I^bI ' Art Annual ' whinh is rlfivniRfi to lYTr. Alma Illustrator has been published by Messrs. ' Art Annual, which is devoted to Mr. Alma ' Tadema, his life and works. Mrs. Helen James Nisbet & Co. The editor is the Rev.,
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mt Bb bBA 1 m m *B" W ¦ • ^^ ^ » ^^ *-^W » ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ "~ r ^ '^ ^ ^" mmr^ - ^^B. ^B mf Bl The^ ^ ^# Bir^^^ ** mingham Post say^^ s that Messrs.•^B * ** f^J ^ Mr. Cundall's the Life of ' Anaals of Cornish Brothers, of that town, are about Shakespeare ' is a very handsome volume, ^bF ^ n-^ m***r *WVBk r *tm^ BVa *m r r ^» ^bb 'm mj ^ ' ^.^ ^» ^ B- Hi ^ ^"^^ "^^ '^ ¦ ** ^— '"^ ^ ~ ^^ — — ^~ ^— ^^ .fl^B Bk Bb r to publish a^ volume of poems,^ entitled * The^ well printed bound. , well illustrated, and well Last Crusade, and other Poems.' The author The author is to be complimented upon the '^ ¦^ — ^ ^ V ' -^—^ — ¦ ^» ^m' mmm Bi b ¦ is^B^ J^^ Mr.B^B- ^H* mmt Ba ¦ AlfredB^^ «*^ ^"^ ¦¦^¦ ¦» ^*^ ^^^"^ HayeswB^Bfe ^m^^T W , M.A.^" (son of the latB* e^B» care which he has the com- bestowed upon Town Clerk). The volume is to appear on the pilation of this very acceptabl e volume. 1st of December, and will include ' The 6 y ¦ ¦ BW BBBl m m m r ~ —mm — — — — — — — — ^^— — ^— -mr — ~mr Miss Braddon's Christmas Number, The Death^^^^ m^^^f V^^' jf ~^^^ ¦¦ BV> of^^^^ BB Saint^^mmf W^^^ " ^.i ^B* ^^ » Louis^^* ^ ^**^^ ^^ * ^^ ^ (aK ^ ^" small^— ^^^ ^^— ^^ issue of which Misletoe Bough/ has now been published by was printed for private circulation two, years Messrs. Maxwell. ago, and was then favourably noticed in the
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¦•—«.— m * ¦> , F ' — — -• >• —B.T BB_ B. Bh< —^ «t^«F ¦-»- A -^ « -^_ ~ »>V hours Dobson and Mr. Marion^^ Crawford^_^ ^ .^( V * Jb. ^ B&, V-»k areV-^> -*Vi *^ among^ * «Bl V^ A *& K , are the result of M. Renan's leisure the contributors. and are not to be considered as his life-work. if we ^^^^^ ^^ ™ ¦ " *^^ ¦ ^^^ ^fc*^^F ^B» ¦ ¦ b^ ^p ^ m B^ j _ , ^Bk^P ^ ^J <. ' Bk b, ^4_ for This year _^^ ^ ' **^ ^^^ ^Bl^ *^ ^^ ^»^ ^ ^ Jk W^^ J& Jb »^^ We are glad to learn this ; ' Low s Handbook of the , Charities of London, 1880-188 7 ,' has been accept the verdict of some published criticisms iuuw-IllU cn thoroughly revised, almost rewritten, in fact. M.AT Kenan"Rrm n.n 's« spareanaffl timetirri o migmirrhtht havehavG beenbeen The book is now a very full compendium of better employed. Amster- the multiplicity of charities o»f the metropolis. Heeren4_XC;CJ1V>H FrederikX' iCJVA ^31 JLIV . Muller-LfJ. HI.lGi $KJKJ Co.VU., ofv* -~ — It has been in existence as a standard work of dam , so famous as dealers in old and rare I reference for the past fifty years, and has been literature, send us a catalogue o v<&r which we I •m t -m •• ¦» <-. • nm~%1 ••* . rtnA »A£i ftlc HI VaV are ¦ "• ¦ ¦——• «- «rf a>A ¦»—»¦ issued— — —- —— under— —• ~VB. <*„ ^ the sanctionr«-» V*Fi> Jb. "»^ «af Jb, V^ ^ ifc *fc of>»^ A HerJ»» A »™§ *- Maj-*. » F% _ «L ^ f ¦ esty"4_/ tf ^ T for-«- ^ _* L would gladly linger. -J or its 200 pages tne a long time. The high mission of the charities full of works interesting to thev&dographer, | is ' clearlydearl v manifestedma.nif«stftd in its pa-gesT^n.mrAa., aaan alson.1nn theirt.hftir historian, and the antiqiia^. The catalogue | . »iia position, prospects, and operations. comprises more than ?,000 books, charts, l oo I 10 fi The Publishers' Circular I28 \0V. ! » T 7'
u3 of all parts of the world, f orming a part There are probably few novelists better fitted T the library of the late Mynheer 1ST. W\ for such an undertaking, and one so full of p^thumusi .iT,,,»,ii a , editor 01of tthene JoJournalurnal ofor thetHe Vieo-Geo- interest, as that of Herr Lindau. graphical Society of Amsterdam. A critical edition of Heinrich Heine's col- Vuout one-third of the collection relates to lected w orks, under the editorship of Gustav jli r( )])C ; and, under the heading England, we Karpeles, in nine vols. royal 8vo., at the low find some old and rare books and views of price of 2 marks 50 pfennige the volume, *|ie 17th and 18th centuries : amongst others a is announced by the well-known house of G. series of views of London l>y Hollar, and a Grote, in Berlin.
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received, * — ¦ - — ~— » ¦ ^— ^ i ¦ " ¦ ^^» ^^— ^^^ ^^» ^^^» ^^ -* » ^BB^ ^*»» ^^^^v^ ^^"^B 1 W ."^fc ^Bj^^ ^^" ^^ m ^^" ^^^" ^^" ^^^ ^^^» ^B r ^^^ ^"^ ^^" \Xd\\v havel uivft also received iromfrom Herr AdolpnAdolDh Sorrows of Werther.' We may«/ remind our AVevl, of Berlin, a catalogue exceedingly readers that a good edition of the work may interesting to numismatists, comprising as it be had in ' CasselFs National Library' for three- doesj,.™ ao veryvpt-v complepnni "nl fttftte collectionp.ollfifrhinn otof coinsnoina anda.n ci pence.] medals of North, Central, and South America, and a special collection of coins, medals, and y vv»^ 1 of the island of Hayti. stamps ^^ Amer ican ,f£cto£ ant i ^otc£. Herr en Breitkopf & Huertel, of Leipzig,
¦n ^ ii v* i. »vj » —- » — — — — — - — — — — Prof. Henry M. Baird's The Huguenots -^ £ ' send us* No. 22 of their ' Mittheilungen^ ^, ' con- Raining many works of interest and value to an— -r • ^^— d— — H•w^^-^^-^^^^—m enry—^m~ m ^^pw — g of—^ ^—^— N~—^m— — a^v ~^p vv a^^ ^» r*^^^ re* *^» r ,^BB ' in^^^ BBBI 4BP two^^^ • » °"^^~ volumes™ ^i^^ ^^» °"»*~ ™ ™ ¦ ^^~^^— " »~^"~ ,^BJ will^ W ¦ ¦ - —^^^ llie musical world. The musical compositions be published soon by Messrs. Charles Scrib- ¦of Frederick the Great occupy the place of ner's Sons, New York. It is a continuation ¦honour in the catalogue- Its production clears of his former book, ' The Rise of the Hugue- nots in France.' T}i© same publishers will Kip a question of some interest. It had always .¦ ¦ A * ^BBB»^b sbb ^h^ ¦¦¦ i^a^ a ¦¦ — _ sBk fcitherto been supposed that Frederick merely also issue ' Down the Islands : a Cruise to the fcketched out his compositions, which were Caribbees,' by Williani A. Paton, illustrated ; ¦ afterwards worked out by some musician of ' Talks with Socrates about Life/ by the
«r.a »*w ¦epute. A.n examination of the MSS. showed Author^b^^ bbs ^^ ^ ^^ ^ bb of^^ bf ^^ ' A^ «b Day4bbbb^-~ ¦ in^b»^*bbi Athens^b» -bbbw «*r ^* b» ^bb F av ^h ^ bt withv « 4to V BB»4b SocratesV^^ ^^ ^^ ^bbi '^* bbi ^b* ^^ bv ' ;V ¦hat this was not the case, and that the King and * Among the Law Makers : a Record of
- — Congressional—o Experiences/j - j by Edmund Alton,f ¦ould not only conceive but also carry out his ¦^ ¦deas. There is, af ter all, nothing astonishing illustrated. '
.A- ^. af PdaT H-» -J*. »•»»» • t" ~ V ^b^bbB ^- ^ W A Aa^ V^ f-^ *>f ^ b. ^ —^ K_^ «« ^ In this when we consider Frederick's natural Messrs.a.^* D. Lothrop &^ Co.,^h^ ^— ' • V Boston^ —' ,T pro-1 ^ ^"^ Baste for music, the advantages his position mise a * Life of James I^ussell Lowell/ by pave him, and his known skill as a flute player. Miss Emma E. Brown. Among new periodicals announced for next I The Turkish Minister of the Interior has— c ¦e learn year¦ ^BB' ^Br^BV *BBb> is^^~ ^^BB" T*^^^^ he^** ^^™ ^B' J^*™ ^ ournal^^^ ^*^B" ^"^* ^^™ ^^" ^^ ^" ^^ ^ m of^^~ ^^^Bl M^^^™ ^^^^" orp™^ ^^^ H^^ hology/^*^ ^^ m *¦ ^^ ¦ n ^ p> w ^B to~^™ *^^^ be»^™~ ™ from the JVieuwsblod voor den Boek- issued monthly and devoted principally to Bwi'M—prohibited the sale of Dante's ^Divina embryological, anatomical, and histological Kuniiiiedia.¦ . timineclia. 5 IT p. has dorm bv r»rrlfir of t/hft Me has done so-rc * by order of the subjects. Messrs. Ginn & Co., Boston, are to Bultan , who considers the work nothing else llian nu be its publishers. attack on religion ! The Nieuwsblad, Mr. Edward Fuller, editor of the Boston M %-/ llso^^m tells-. ->* usv» kj that»J a. ^«^v u Heer" Vy ^/Jk Damas-¦—^ €^V A JL&LVK ^ ,% ^Ain A No.-i^- « V^i 5 ofv^ A. hisA A. ik9 I Haagsche Post , and Author of ' Fellow Travellers/ has Omtrekken,' has an article on nnishedfirn aVifirl Viiahis thirdthirr! novel,. entitledftnti t,1ftrl Theodore _ ¦- -j ¦rondo v^ v/OC*ilUI UU L/JL >V> J-C«( l/JL V V> V^l. UliU UlUlllllV'l' 's 'Oceana ' appreciaV- tiye of the manner Trent. V which * the chivalrous and yet learned _ Messrs. Henry Carey Baird & Co., Phila- Pni,?dinhman uuu t defendsVXV3 1.CAa.VAO theDX1V7 BoerJ_*UC?1 epochV7J JV-»V»J.i inAll SouthKJ V^ lA U/ll. Prica delphia, have in the press * Aluminium : its against the slippery policy of Albion.' and ses llC? J.J. History, Incidence, Metallurgy, U , ULJi l.Vy^»3 ¦ ¦ I . iierr F. ' A."tx - BrockhausJLJ1- ^VylVlACIi lAO announcesCVlilAv^ TorneJL VJl II.. l including its Alloys/ by Joseph W. Richards, V ^tllcken's Recueil manuiel et pratique de chemisr^V> p>misf,t andpt.-n c\ pracnrfl.nfirWItical metallurgistm^ffl.llnrio ria t,., illustratedi 11 list,ratfifi ,. f^tes,' comprising the years 1870 to 1878. in one volume 12mo. This volume will present ¦jus is , the r -mr- ^ ^^ - '^» second volume of a continuation of a^^^0 sp^^ p tatement^^ ^^W ^ar ^^^ ^* ^ «w ^^r ^^ ^ ^^ of^-^ ^^^ all^fc^^^ ^™ ^^ that^mr ^^ ^^^k^^v -^ has^^~ ^^ ^fc^^w ^^i^ beenw- *^ ^^ ^^ accomp—^^ ^^^ ^
household manual 7 , to be entitled * Home- The Trivulzi o MSS., which are to be sold Making and House-Keep ing. ' in New York ,_, are__ _ prett___ y_ w. ell— known._ They Further new books in the press by the J. embrace some very^ fine^ specimens , notab l^y R. Linninnott Co..(Jo., Philad el nhia. innlndft Paul Jt >. Lippmcott Jfhiladelphia , include Pauly the * Trivulzio Breviary ,' the ' Life of Carlo Bert' s ' First Steps in Scientifi c Knowled ge ; Zeno ,' &c. The catalogue which has just * The—'—¦— ^"^ Curabili^~^ ^"^ —— — — ~ t^^ yw of"^ ~^^ Insanit^^^» ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ar^r ^™ ^^ ^^ -^ y,m ^m ^ a^^^r series^*^ ^^^ ^^ ^^» ^t^ ^^i^ of^N^ ^^^ come to us from Messrs. Leavitt m - ______. ___^ __, ^__ ^ ^ of^ Economics , edited by Professor C. F. <&bituarp. Dunbar , of Harvard , has just appeared . Mr. //wwiwwj Geo. H. Ellis, Boston , is the publisher . J. Beavin gton Atkinson. —The ^ reco rds the death , on 24th OctobOctober er , ofor Mr.iui. Ii There is in pre paration , by Messrs . Charles J. Beav ington Atkin son, the accomp lished , I L. Webster & Co. ,-p New- - York-— __ — ,-h an— — Edition-¦- — — — — __ —_— m w de—to'.^ —*^ car eful, and able wri ter on art , well known as I uxe l of General Grant' s autobiograp hy. The «»iu « m —m - ——- h — — — —¦ ———- —i¦- —i— — —i —¦— — —^ h ^^p ^^^ ^^. ^.^ ^k^P » ^^.^ «^~ i^.. ^^^y— ^|^ H^y the ori ginal manuscri pt written by the General^^, ^^^ .^ was for a considerabl e time the repr esentative), I It is to be finel y ill ustrated , among the photo- the Contemporary Review, JBlackwo od' s MaO^W grap hs being two which are wholly new. zine y Erase r ' Portfolio, thai s Magazine, the ¦ _4r. J ourna l, and several provinc ial public*- •<>• tions. He was descendeddaaoandftri fro m a yQuakeuaK er r fanwi«i»»v ¦ of repute at Bristol , and quali fied himsclfj *! , ^ ^" " ^ ^ r l 886 The Publishers' Circular I2g9 t : = - — art criticism by undergoing a thoroug h course It is needless to say the promised show-case — — — -~ - —— n w -^ -» ^^V ¦ ¦ g and painting in one of the best art never comes, nor does the adverti^^ -^ sement— w ^ appear— H^p ^^ ^^^ .^ dr awin _5_ of * Wk j -v ¦ schools. i His1 I knowledI —- wk *-+. wv I ^x ^-J ge^ » ^*» of^^ . 4» the^ modernwv * w vJ ^x «* v ^ Ger-J r% «* What makes the bait take so readily is that the school of ar t , which he affected , was for fello w shows from his pocket-book a newspaper man copy nglishman exceptionall y great. His sym- of the suggested advertisement, apparently an E taken from one that has already appeared 'with mthiesnathlSS withWltn thetuo olduiu Florentinex> lui Biitiut; schoolbwiuui ofui were close and frequentl y expresse d . some other name. He also shows you receipts painting WL CaL J.VS from other agents, memorandum forms or bill- QlGtl Ol blood-poisoningUJ. «-"J l t. j-»WJL O V/AAAXXg aftaiVCler a€* period^S ofV-'J. HeHO died of heads purporting to be receipts &c. given him from great suffering. them for money received for exhibiting the show- John Kirk .—The death of the Rev. Dr. case in windows. These, we need hardly add, are John Kirk , the well-known Scottish divine , is forgeries, the said forms being surreptitiously obtained for the assumed purpose of getting the announced.(ill**v — Dr. Kirk died at Edinburg» ,* h,r on -m -^— agent^r ' — — — h — -^— -^^r ~^r I . ^^ — ¦ — —*^^m h ^r^^ ^^ ^^^ h — — ^^ h ^ - -^^ ^^p « ^p—^r ^^-^^^ ^.^-^^b v^p ^^p the 27th October , in his 74th year . He was s name correctlyon the show-case, and so writer of several theolog ical and social filled in to decei ve the unwary. the m* -« r * •v *t • * iM A ^fe y% f i V • * y*» \ ^ Our obj ect in -writing is to put others on their works. In his ' Age of Man (1866) he con- "L ' guard, and, should the attempt be made in the tested the arguments in Sir Charles yell s future, it would be as well to have tho fellow ' Ant iquity of Man ; ' this he did with the detained and the police authorities communicated app rova l of Sir David Brewster. with at once, as the man is a swindler. Ernest Desjabdins. —The Times Paris Yours xespectfally, correspondent tell s of the death of M. Erne st Oct. 23, 1886. A Xeicester Victim. Desjardins, the eminent palaeograp her , which I inclose my card. The pen, per set h a goad occurred on the 23rd October. M. Desjardins ono. The name it bears, *S. B.' Whitfield , is that was 03 years of age. Born at Noisy-sur-Oise , of a most respectable firm knowing nothing of the and educated at Dijon, he went to Paris in t ransaction, and from "whom the pen may be bought 185C as Professor of Latin Epigrap hy, an d was at Gd. per gross. entrusted with archaeolog ical missions in Ital y, Egypt, and Hungary. In 1880 he succeeded his master , Le'on Renier , as Professor of Latin 3Unnouncement £. E i Goodwill to Men ,M the Christmas number of the I Corre spond ence* Fireside, illustrated. 1 Rine: the Bells, the Christmas number of Home \ CAUTION— A CLEVER DODGE. Words, illustrated, first edition of 300,000 I To copies. the Editor of the Publishers' Circular. The Tablet Almanack for 1887. ¦w /> ' m i < • • ^ ^>a ¦ a i f « y-fc ^~* ^iv i Sir , —May I, through your columns, caution The Fireside Sheet Almanack for 1887. j we trad < y UJVy U J-1 C10 e against" t3 uiuo1' a•" B*J eat\J<'> littleXil HO trickUll^A. whichn has beenL/DCll successfu lly atpractised upon several stationers and ^oksellors Derby, Nottingham , Leicester, and elsewhere ?of A traveller, styling himself the repre- DIARIES AND ALMANACS. wel ^nr.itivc a l-known pen manufacturer of Collin s1 Diaries.—A varied collection of these J'lrmingham , calls and offers upon Tery liberal publications for 1887 has been sent in by Messrs. .¦ - _ t^i jjrmterm s« thotli i-> sole,„!_ agency_- for* thexi. . •i Magneticiifl _^ * ^ Electrica W. Collins, Sons, & Co., Limited. The diaries are en . tho conditions being that twenty boxes be strongly bound, and sensibly adapted to this Pu rchased at 2s. per box. These he leaves, for purpose. The largest, a Scribbling Diary ,' shows 1811 ' ou !. alsouso a fewf ew handbills,handbills, with manufacturermanufacturer's a week at an opening. It may be had interleaved CdrTU! attached , and promises to send in a few days with blotting, and is a useful office or home Kplyeuuia onc Jid sftow-caseshow-case torfor the windowwindow,, wi th Ro-ftn f 's (ll ll o agents remembrancer. Smaller in size, the * Commercial forthereo n in gilt, containing another twenty Diary '—a quarto—is equally serviceable. The ^*es stock, all free V( of charge, to sell from . All * Portable,' the * Handy/ and the * Pocket ' diaries * sold therefrom are to be replaced at 2«. per are the cheapest books we have s^en of the kind. ent his as ft deriyin _ ._ g profit followe r for — _- — — — _- ^_^ — ' seven • A ' Tablet or Engagement17J Diary,%/ * daysw to exhV'biting ^the ni0 , o in° show-case in thetho windowwindow., 7s.7j». perner each leaf, may either lay on the table or be sus- . or 2l er quarter, to be paid him for so 1( i V(i r : . *- P pended. It is moderate in price. ' tisingr> ; in aumuu n \-%J WUIUU 11O 1» IU UO nJlllrw .>» i ' *" _ addition to which he is to be m "ced as Bol «gent for the sale thereof in one of ti»<>! ° daily »™ M ^B ^ ¦ ^~ ¦ ^t ™»»^^» ^^-- ¦ ¦ H —r^-—r-— m k ^^ -^^-- ^p^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ —^ or weekly Qua ^ ^^ t>ar»ers for one rter. B ¦ - ¦¦ , - ¦¦ • . .• , , ¦;,, , , ,, ^ -cr ^^J * ¦ 12 9o The Publishers Circular Kov "" ~ i - - ¦ j - _ " " " . '"" ' • " - -- " . - . " - f . " """"^ ——¦ 9 —^ ^ ¦ Messrs. Casseli, & Co/s Semaijs.—We have to From t^e Cambrid ge Universi ty Pr ess (Lon ^ I congratulate the proprietors upon the success of t.he C. J. Clay & Spas).- ' The Fbst Book of ? i Magazine of Art, of which a new volume begins Kings,' with introduction and notes by the y, 1) HI' "with the November part. Messrs. Cassell promise J. Bawsonni Lumb ^, Norrisianen Professor of 1 -m) ma . _ ^^ r~- ^mr -^^ ^— ~mr — ¦ ^H ^K £~ ^T ¦ ¦ — -— w — - &>^ — — or steel ^. that an etching, photogravure,^ plate "will }^5SF*tO e « of ^V ?8 - flumes. 1 be issued, as a fronti spi ece, with every monthly ' The Cambridge Bible for Schools^ and Couege? I magazine. Notwithstanding that this- part of the From Messrs. Ch.atto & "Wind us. 'A V^q I "will necessitate a very heavy increase in the expense , bo the Cape/ by W. aark Russell. Mr. of production, the price will remain at one shilling ur Hussfn I saysboj°-: ' *I madeaii«vxo thisluw voyageT ^jr ago fori my neaJth as heretofore, the publishers feeling assured that health , andan H I1 embarked, as may be supposed , in no temper for ^^^^^ p ^mr ^~^mm^ ¦ w ^^m*^m^^^^ mr^— ~— ^» ~ ~- — ^ 1 such—^ ^^ ^» ^ ^^ ^m^^^~ aam' m* — — unexamp-^r^* led addition^^ to the art treasures of literature/ But, when he felt better, the author the Magazine "will result in a very largely increased iuuuu muuu iu xiiiiovcoi/ uiui found much to interest him ; heii*a tooktooj£ notes and circulation.—The thirty-fourth monthly part of the we have the result in the twettty-five Endycto'pcedic Dictionary "brings that useful work up chapters of this book On the -— . passagea. o out Mr.—— -• Olark-winj.il. Russelij-iuaatrj i to the word francoa. —Little Folks is approaching heard many a yarn of the old sort, connected the close of another pleasant volume.— The Quiver -with ^a. jxj sailiDg*-* ships* ', some of which he—— * ^ .u Lilt} ^^ gives in the presentsL'X u DUiit 'O thetliv firstAilDU park/Cv-L tU of\sl a€m newAiU' Tr volumt uawiu ve inxu whitt j lli chvia earlier part of the book. The sojourn on p^eat treats are to appear during the ensuing year.—" board an iron steamer enables him — ¦—' —' *- »— *-»"-^ V VL| 1 to contrast the1/ liresAl l t7 jj - -\ *• . ¦. ^^ |UIJ. X-* AA Jb *<» ¦¦ ¦ VW» T ~>^-^ M^m-,WT ^M-T *i Jb «^« »^ A.« I)r ^ V-* U V 'k7 1 If m-m %ljm\*V> *• X^ V^ The^^ Library*> *^ ^ of the-^ British ¦ s Article on L . Gamett .^ . _^ .._ _ A ' ^^ j ' a a *m ^m . —^mimm — v and work of men employed in it with those Museum ' is the chief attraction in CasselVs Family, of seamen, in the usual sense^^ of^ ^ "" the^ ^^* ^^ term^ *& m\m 111 f. Andr \ II II Magazine ^which contains its usual supply of excel- 1 » "I 1 • » ^ ^ Am 1 , ¦ . ^» m\ mm mM ^B ^ ^ ^ ^ vessels themselves, in the description of which lent stories, sketches, and illustrations. Mr. Russell is a master, are taken from a. j nev • -t • mm • • - ^» . a _ ! Messrs. "Ward , LbcK, & Co.'s PubmcAlTions.— point of view. The majority of his sea books are To their other attractions Messrs. Ward, Lock, & do. narratives by supposed actors on board the Tessels have added * Our National Cathedrals,' to he com- whose fortunes are relaiecj .. A later book, the 1 Strange Voyage/ gave the experiences of leted in about— twenty-sixm/ parts.%. Last month they a p _ ± _ _ ^m^mm ^mi .^ ^h^ ^^^ A . .Mm. *M^^^H mm. ^B mm *J commenced the ' Illustrated History of England,' to sailor who ;was a passenger in a sailing vessel. appear for fourteen, months, at only sixpence a In the ' Voyage to tEe Cape/ we hare pictures of month. OtheT parts we have received are * Ama- sailing vessels observed from the deck of a teur Work ' (part 60), * Popular Histories ' (part steamer. There are notices^ — — — of— Madeira^—^~ ¦ -^^~^— ^ ^ w— -^^~ ~mw^r and-^ ^m- ~~ mw ~^* ^m the^» ™ ™ »^ 13), ' Quentin Durward ' (part 7), ' Plutarch's Canaries on the passage out, and of St. Helena, . — — — when homeward bound. The Cape and its depen- Lives^ ' (part\ Jt 12),/ ' the ' Universal Instructor ' (partx M. 24), * Josephus ' (part 13), the ' Family Journal,' dencies furnish several, interesting chapters. Hnd * Sylvia's Home Journal.' From th,o Clmrcn. of England Temperance Publication Dfepot.—A second series of tempe r- ance talks with the children , by S. Ursula Gardner, has been published ; the title is ' Come ffi ct rieto£, <&*? and Overcome.' From The Clarendon Press.—The report of the From Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith..—Mr. Robert Oxford University Delegates, appointed to es tab- Buchanan has selected Normandy as the seene of lish lectures and teaching in the large towns of .mm t; or, VtfV * That Winter Ni B*^ h *mt g Vmmmmmmm mi mm m mW mm -^*^ mm^mw mm ^F^B » » «- V mkmr - -* *r « m> **" ¦ ¦ I novelette. ^g ^ * ¦ ^fc p^ mmrmm^m^^Wmj M ~m* W*m ^ m* ^m^ ^'^ * ^^ his new *ma England and Wales,M has just been issued by the Love's Victor}7 .' The time is during the Franco - Clarendon Press. It states that wi thin the last mm ^_^» » - ^ M -¦ tmt mm\m^ » r » ^mr Mm- mt ¦ — ~ — M M — German war. Influenced by^ reflection, the Che- year the classes organised under the supervision who before condemned the M. , «-• valje W» ~-^ r do Gavrolles ^-f AJt« -' --• — ofV> & thei/«A del*^S egates*~ f ^mml*^ V^SKmT haveV %-T been*\JT VV^A^ attendedW ^~* **> V* ^* ^-* b"^ yJ more-'*---' than cause of the war, becomes more patriotic, and 6,000 students, the merits of whose papers are Mm *J mm. *~^ — — — - — ^— — " * • W ^ 4f A ^ W^J mm T^T * ^** — — — — — j leaving_J his daughterJ Blanche,/ aaw ¦"* front , ». — ^~ — starts foT the ,«_ \y ^^ _ » x^«~w ^^ —-~ reportedv-' m~r V^ Mm ** V^ ^-*- b•***• yV the*- -AA V^ examinersa*.^* A* ^ M W *^ ^Sm%M •«? to hare* V/ reached^ a satis- a beauti ful girl of seventeen , in the old chateau. factory standard. In connection with each course To the neighbourhood of the chateau the Uhlan s the University authorities issue a ' Travelhns shortl«Vi r>T«t-lvy comenn-n-i fv, and "BlancheBlanche suddenlysuddenlv encounters a Liibrary/ containing copies of the prinei [Ml couple of their officers while she is out walking. bookbookss recommended,reborn Tnandfiri bhvy thetho lecturersle<»f.iirers., and it liashiis w — — — — — Ther * i ^^ youngerv^ ^-^ »* r^^ ^"^ of^"^ the^^ two^^ takes her partIT against ¦ the been found that the st udents have greatly profitrd harshness of his older companion , and fur ther by the opportunity thus given them of study ing "h y by speaki ng of a dear awakens er sympath thefjLiiy chiefbikini. authoritiesauiiiLfiiiico onkj ia thei/uo subjouujvv-ectu on^^ - whn'h sisterp ^^ mi ~ _J~ ^^ ^h_ ' J^ of- ^^ mM^ hismm* mi ^n 9*** own~*^ — ~ -^ .™ This^^ ^ — youth/— is wounded in they have heard lectures. During the year a skirmish which soon takes place in the societies of working men have spent £300 in neighbourhood. He is taken to the cliateau, bringing Ox ford University teaching within the mm. W • mmwtlm ™mr mm. " ^^ ¦ ^ mm W ^ mm h ¦ i ¦ — "— —- where he^h is nursed byI Blanche. Love is the reach of their members, and several facts an* result. But Blanche suddenly discovers tliat her quoted to show the energy with which largo patient is the slayer of her fattier, from whom numbers of working men have availed themsolvts mt mm ¦ m.^ ^mW • ¦ ^-^fc Wmm^ v ^ s ^ ^ ^mw ^k mm ~mm- »-» m^— ¦ since- ^ — i his- " departure ¦ to the sea- t— la she has not heard ofUl theLL1O instrucUlHULaCllUUtion thusL11US offeyuoioilred tou\J them.^"^ of war. Much misery follows this revelati on ; but several towns many workmen have devoted their all ends happily when it is found out that the old leisure to preparation for the course?, and one — ~ mmt^m mmr m m^^ rn* ^m, m< m ^*mr *-mm* ** ~- *m* ~mm* ^— ¦— - ~ —— — — --_ _ - Chevalier^ ^ ^ ^^ was riot killed after all,j but turns up manlimit , empeujpiojeuloyed as an masonumau u , walkedw»i«.^ v* 16 mil^ to smile upon the happy couple. Simple aa the rather than miss one lecture. In order that story is, and far fro m ori ginal in conception, teach i ng may ho T "° r I organised university LoraJ it is told in a manner that fixes the xeader's Welvwidely eextended,xtended, a commcommitteeittee ((ofot whunui nhr.n ^>»- sympathy. ;Chief the BUhop^ of Salisbun. Justice ColQriclgef Oxtoru ¦ *"»-• ¦ ¦ rfi. ^b ~| — m~ mt ^m ^f « ^ ^ ^m> ¦'»- "• ^^ ^ ^ — ^- " ™""" V —* *^ " ^^ ^ I W distinffuisheddistmguisneu J Krom tbe Bam e.—' Driven Home/^ by Evelyn^ Owen, Mr.Mr. (*osche»Goschen., aandnd other 0 is a * Tale of Destiny,' and, overlooking some of graduates are members) has issued an apP ') »« k> ¦ «*um. succeastal . that dreariness which such a title generally im- foJUfr theLHO endowmentUUUUWIUCUL ofUl triedUllO^A_ and ¦ alreadyi J wKni '1 I mm^r —" W ^mm- ¦ ¦¦ mm ^™ »^» " •• mm> *™*~ -^ *» ~~ ^ — r ^ — — f J turo s, funds have plies, is not at all a badly-constructed story. r and sufficient «~ Some of the scenes may even bo spoken of as receivedreceiv «a tovv enableeunuio thel-iio committjeeuvui uuiv ^o to appoint-rr r«| JSxhibltl0"er»^j^— bei»g exciting. Readers will find it well worth 3lev. W. Hndson Shaw, Jlate of raifnnj I Ralliol College, and J^-i/resK^niiEr^Presidenti pi &<> ^ *i < I passing an odd half-hour in perusing it. -Bal liol CoUege^ awd j M ™ ' "¦¦'»!¦———w ^——i ii.— t - ¦ . i-.i ii m.— i ¦¦ i. i . »— f ' * ^*^ ^"— • l ' *" ^ "'" - • * ' ' ' ' —^— I, ¦ > ¦—* ¦— tiMW«wi ^ i— * ;_ _ , ^ __ ' '_ __ * ^jj ^ fl Xov i, 1886 The- Publishers' Circular .I294 University Union Society, as the first endowed, writer said of hirn. The "book is a most interest- : University Extension Lecfcqrer. The delegates jng collection of memoranda of the circumstances i acknowledge valuable assistance which they have under which Caidecott's drawings and other wx>rk y- the Koyal Geographical Society, ~ - - ^-j - I received from were p_X roduced ^, a series which^ is striking if only^j the Science and Art Department, the Cobden for its almost * infinite variety.' Within five 'i Clubriub, andana thetne Honorary.Honorary Committeesi/ommrtoees formediormea inan pages of this volume we find the humours of ¦ ¦ *«>^^ the various towns where lectures have , "been literary— — ^ ^^ ™ ___ g apprenticesh^**~ r~* ¦ " —— '^^ ¦ ^^ ^^^ ' ¦^ ^^ ^^^^ i~ p,n^ « of^^ ^^ rustic^^ ^^.* -^^ ^^ ¦» ^^ liw^ ^ fe^ ^i^ ,v of,'"' ^^ 1 dandies^ ^>^ ^.^v ^ ^^ **m* — — delivered\^C*4 * ^/ -*" ^ ,7 and announce that during^3 the nexti in Hyde Park, and a political celebrity, hit off few months sixty courses of lectures will be with astonishing felicity. It is impossible to say dplivered in connection with the University. where Caldecott's pencil was most at home— Among the lecturers during the next session are whether among Germans in their beer-gardens or the Bishop of Chester (Dr. Stubbs) and the Dean at their Kurorte ; whether in the hunting-fi eld at of Salisbury. " , home, or^in a ball-room , or on a cliff* that over- ~w- hangs the sea ; or whether in seizing the charac- j — -"» — ^m — — -^ fl ^j £ £ & tfMPB«^ w "William Collins — -^^ — ^ Messrs. , Sons ^, & Co.— From ¦* *¦» _- . <* . "¦ 'I ' 'I • 1 • M ^' ^ A i — 1 m -* teristics of the peasantry I ' The Illustrated Historical Reader,* for Standard in various European countries ; or whether in depicting( the_ beauty__ and I V., is suitably and prettily illustrated, and bears > ^ -^ _^ t — the si gns of being a very good class-book. the oddities of animals and birds. Not the least Sketches from English,History, fro m , the Roman effective among these 172 examples of Caldeeott's genius are the designs for bas-reliefs or entabla- §1 f- - ' h —— ¦— — ' — — — ¦ — » Invasion^^^ to the time of Queen-^^ Victoria, form^^ ™- ^^m ^^^^^^^ the— ^— -^^ subjects of the book. tures on which animals are the prominent fi gures ; and there is a study of a pig elsewhere, From the Fishing G-azette Office. —' The Qomic which is perfect. It was a good idea to collect Angler,' by A. E. Bartlett. This humorous so many unpublished and earlier specimens of; trifle depicts with pen and pencil ' the ludicrous the work of a man whose mind and hand were W-* -w -*•» —¦— experiences^^ *» ^^ * » ^-* —-~ ^* of^^ ^ an— — old**» — ^^^ sportsman^** m^ ^^ ^^ «« ^ m ^ ^ l^H*'^»»^fc after^W^ ^ ^#^k , trout^/^b ^i* ^» ^* ,¦ eminently happy. The book is one for those who grayling, bass, pickerel, eels, . and suckers.' 1 read as well as ; for those who value art ; for , TheIhe bookletbooxlet is iraternallyfraternallv dedicated to the while actually a table book for the drawing- sportsmen of America.' but we cannot doubt that room,* it is - not too largef to be convenientl• - */y heldt English fishermen will sympathise with the nof in the hand. For a student of dra wing nothing altogether imaginary disasters of a comic angler. could be more appropriate as a present or prize. One or two of the illustrations are devoted to what may bo called the * chamber practice ' of From the same.—The Rev. J. Bownes, M.A., of the profession , and a few fish stories are thrown Trinity College, Cambridge, the author of several hymns well deserved their I in by way of ground bait at the end. very touching wfyich popularity, has iesued a small volume of verses, From Messrs. Griffith., Farran, Okeden, $ 4 entitled ' A Story without Names,, and other Welsh.— Euchre : how to play it/ by the Poems.' author of ' Poker : how to play it/ contains very clear hints, with rules, problems, cases, &c.:, From Messrs. Mkemillan & Co.—The delicate ¦ ¦ 1 humour and pure diction of Mr. Henry James — ¦ u> -^^ ¦ » F-* , »rf — —• — »^ added to which™ ™ •" is*w a chapterV B«^ ^* ^ p'^ on^ n* ' Progressive^ .^ V^ fa b ^ ^^ •*-« » w ^ 1/ Euchre.' . ' again comes prominently forward in ' The Prin- cess Casamassiriia/ There is general and ex- From Messrs. Hatchaxds.—In Ecclesiastical ' quisite beauty in Mr. James's word-painting, English ' Mr. G. Washington Moon mi ht have g which readers of his novels have long appreciated. - dispensed \7ith the newspaper exaggeration of the The new story is eqiial to any that the! author quantit y of paper required for the printing of the bas written, enriched b a quiet dignity in the revised version of the Old Testament'. In a book y situations which charms the reader. The intended for serious study, and well worth of ' y Princess Casamassima,' should be more than a seriousJ wwt*UJ M \M JLO A1 » '» M IH ^ l study,y it is notVU encouragLr\J UJ ingt3 to>VV/ seeD UU at* season's favourite. r< petition of the calculation that the paper, ream upon ream, would form a column ten times the of From Messrs. James Wisbet & Co.—Mr. William heightn u^nt of St.fet. PaulPa ul'ss,, or in a con tinuous six-inch- ?m Messrs. Sampson — -^ — ¦ his Society's code of liOw, Marston, &; Co.—i F.R.G.S.,r had adoptedJt 1 Randolph Caldocott/ by Henry Blackburn In spellings, or rather series of instructions*/ for the ^« volume Mr. . Blackburn gives us a memoir, spellings of native names in this now class-book . £reat part from , Until this is done by compilers of geogr ical r personal knowledge of the< aph I *y career of one * whose art was of a quality that manuals, confusion and doubt must continue to PP^ai*s about once in a century/ as a well-known ; exist. A part from whajt; wo spe.ak ofr wIvQb. vafjiej* . ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ 1 ¦• ¦ ¦ ¦' •' • ' ' ¦ ------. " ' " ' " " '"" '" ' " " """" ^tj :. _ ; . ¦¦¦ _; _ _ _ ""7 '_; /- Sp ^ I —" ^ i 1292 The Publishers' Circular Nov f i8g6 -— —^_^ all, may be a matter of opinion , Mr. Williams' ciatione. Other chapters mention old hoiises abridgment of Professor Hughes' ' Class Book of inns, &c. ; Streatham worthies, including Ben' Modern Geography' has been tolerably well jamin Hoadly, Henry Thrale, and ' Bet the accomplished. Its title is * The Intermediate Doctress.' Dr. Johnson's connection with j- Class— — — Book— — of— — Modern— — — - - - - Geograp- j hy.— ' Explana- Streatham is the subject of a ^ ^ ^^ chapter, and a tory, historical, and statistical notes, also exami- number of local anecdotes conclude a hi j> hly nation questions, are supplied . ' interesting book. ¦¦ ¦¦ , 7 9 From— — — Mr.- James— Thin— ,9 — - j»y —» -^^ u From Messrs. Smith, Elder, & Co.—We have Edinburgh.—On anatherC41A \r \ Her received a new edition of the ' Extracts from the page we notice ' Carlyle's Early Letters.' We vi fc* io Writings of W. M. Thackeray, chiefly Philo- migcj ht add to the notice the hitherto~ ~* •-" HC\1 unpubl^ ished sophical and Reflective.' This admirable edition letter now offered to the public by Dr. J. Hut- of extracts has been out of print for some time. chison Stirling. Thomas Carlyle's • Counsels The new edition is very welcome. to a Literary Aspirant ' should be raad with care From the same.—A now and cheap edition of the by^j the ambitious youthif of the dav\AJ Attention^^ *^^ ^ ^ , ' J J^ \J Y \_M I I favourite ' Court Hoyal,' by the author of ' Joh n to the stern advice could not fail to be profitable. Dr. Stirling has acted wisel — — -w —¦- ¦_¦ w llj^ tJ *¦ y%J in publishingJt the Herring,' has just appeared. •» i m n ^ i • . • • « _ letter. The appendix containing the ed i tor's From the same.—' Liberalism in Religion , and other estimatev of the man is n brief but masterly Sermons,' try W. Page Roberts, M.A. —A new study. work from the pen of Mr. Roberts is very wel- From Messrs. "W ard, Lock, & Co.—Mr. B. L. come. Every sentence he writes is thoughtful. l Farjij eon's now storyj ,j The Nine of "—-—- — — — — ^ 3 * * * In the sermons now before us his originality is as ^ Hearts, is remarkable as his feelings seem, to be intense. The ingeniously conceived and spiritedly written . title carries with it no political significance. ' It The mystery of the nine of hearts is worked out is used to denote a party which... exists in the in a way thab should satisfy the most fastidious Protestant Churches, and which has ever had its lover of exciting fiction. analogue in the Church Catholic. I should have From Mr. T. Fisher TTmHn.—' Mariners makvth preferred to speak of the methods of divine edu- Man ' is a new book from the pen of the author cation, or of the dynamics of religion ; but I must of the successful ' How to be Happy, though _ _._ _ - — - take the name which— foes have gf —^ iven. Of this,j Married.' The volume is a bright one, and should however, I am certain, that Liberalism in religion rival its predecessor in popular esteem. * I am is Conservatism of religion.' showing my gratitude to the pubLic,' says the author, * for their very kind reception of How From Mr. Elliot Stock.—That Streatham should m/ X " have found an historian is by no m eans surprising. to be Happy, though Married," by now present- The suburb is hardly less interesting than beau- ing to them, another little book, with my last quette fur I tiful, and Mr. Frederick Arnold, in his ' History " Manners." It is not a book of eti , of Streatham,' just published, has placed the am by no means a master of ceremonies ; nor most prominent facts before his readers in a does the motto of Winchester Collego, ' Manner makyth Man,' refer to those social rules and very•/ readable and accessible form. —A brief preliminary consideration is given to the his- forms which, are often only substitutes for good seme tory of Surrey, and in treating this larger manners, but rather to manners in the old u EviL and rather momentous subj ect, Mr. Arnold of the word which we see in thd text, must be pardoned for 'a little abruptness. His communications corrupt good manners."' readers, indeed, may find themselves in a position From the Yorkshire Conservative Ne-wspaper — — ~ — — Disordera of similar to that of the old ladyi/ who found the Company, Leeds.— ' Diseases and dictionary very entertaining reading, notwith- the Horse,' by Albert GresswelL and James standing it changed the subject rather often . "We Brodie Oresswell, M.R.C.V.S., revised, with an would almost say that the history would have introduction by George G resswell. This treatise been quite as valuable without the rapid survey on equine medicines and surgery is issued ;is a of early county history. Once he enters his contri bution to the study of the science of com- u jj ^-^ - -- the — - — — — | rc* L u u i u L/e*vi- *. v/ J. v/pt y. jl j.v> ui- v vir v j ^*^* . in properXX. field of action ,w Mr.- Arnold g^3 ives* a gene- parative pathology. There*» are two parts ^^ rally satisfactory account of the history of the Yolume : (1) Medical Diseases, and (2) Surgical manors of Streatham and Tooting Bee from very Diseases. Originally the papers, now combined , UUU VVl U lliUP V*. %sMJL\J -* v #«rvr--. — Post— , early times, touching upon such questions as the appearedrX^ in the columns of the Yorkshire origin of these names, the Roman road, and the one of the best newspaper authorities on equino to Domesday Book account. The history of the subjects.UUC | V>^tO* TheX A1V casesVUOVO described\A.\JIJK *±.A *¦/ \- Vfc are*-w* v stated"-" Man ors of Leigham Court and Balham is also have actually occurred in the practice of Mr. J- spoken of. Ecclesiastical history is represen ted B. Gresswell ; the literary and pathological by notices of the Parish Church , Emmanuel portion has been done by Dr. Albert Gressw Index to the Books published between October 16 and 30. The Words in Italics are those under which the Titles are given Alphabe tically in full, with the Publither' s Fame. A Apple Pie, Oreenatcap (Kate) 3s. Cd. and 28. 6d. Animal Life, Buckland (F Jottings, 6i. ami 5-. .) Notes and J A bbot, Monastery, Scott (8. W.) new edit. la. 3d. each. Anna , or the Little "Runaway, Is. Cd. I Abraham, Life mid Times, Dea ne (W. J.) 2a. Cd. Annual, Day of Days, Vol. 15, 2s. and Is. 6d. I Album, New Children'**, 3s. 6d. Annual, Diprose ' s, for 1887, Is. I Algebra, Smith (J, Haniblin) Tart I. Key, Da. 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