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It was Mark Lemon , if', we remember rightly, Jul y 1, 1889. who stoutl y maintained that the liumourist with br ush or pencil was one of the best of all BOOK; illustration in oni of its most enter- historical commentat ors, and this opinion may per fection can be studied to ^V tainingK-* forms ^ be set over again st the harsh verdict of Holbein , just now in Piccadill y, at the Exhibition of the who held that caricatu re was the prostitution N" Works of the English Humourists in Art. ot of ar t. Hogarth declar ed that he' ; had lost , ¦ i ' J ~ " ^r « *m ^b ' * ' * - ^ * ' - ~ ' ~ td .a only specialists , 'but students of men and by the long practice of carica ture , the lenjpy- manners , who care to contrast th e freaks and ment of beauty^r ,r and. added that everyr face het ^ follies of past generations with the social saw looked distorted in his eyes. If thai ; was foibles of their own, can find abundant food so, all we can say is that he must have had forfar reflectionTAfl fiftHmi initv thisf.lns uniquenninn p collectionr»r»11ftr »f.irvn of droll ' many a dream of fair women , for some pictures , drawings , and engravings , in wljich * bewitching coquettes appear in his drawings. the ebb and flow of the tide in politics and It was a happy thoug ht on tha part of Mr. society from Hogarth to Pellegrini is refl ected , Grego and his colleagues to, bring together an sometimes , it must be confessed , with fierce exhibition which vividly illustrates the political satire , but more often with genial hum pdr. and social progress of England from the middle Pictorial caricature if not exactly as old as ^ of the eighteenth to the closing years of the the hills, can at least be traced as far back as nineteenth century - Lovers of-English litera- , the Egyptian s, Gre eks, and Romans of ture and art , to say nothing of stray moralists anti quit y, and , like satirical songs and and publishers of illustrated books in search lampoons , it was often used as a sting ing of ideas , will find ttheir time well spent in the , whip for folly. Many a clumsy woodcut survey of a collection of pictures , whieh look was fashioned in the Middle Ages to pour as if they were fresh from the hands of such ridicule on lay or clerical oppressors ; and in kings of caricature as Hogarth , Rowlandson , Englan d, under Henry VIII. and Elizabeth , the Gillray , Bunbury , Cru ikshank , the Doyles, Pope frequentl y figured in this dreaded form father and son, John Leech, H. K. Browne , of f free-hand ' dr awing. During the Civil William Makepeac e Thackeray , and Randol ph Wars , and in the reign of William III., artis- Caldec ott. We are compelled by the stern tic satire of a crude and often of a coarse exigencies of space to tear ourselves away from description was common enough, and became such good company , without so much as men- a powerful weapon in political warfare . One to tioning a grou p of distinguished living of ^>he firs t writers use the Itali an word * TTiTmrm ri «f.ft in Avf * * ¦• ¦ € Humo urists in- . Art / > caricatura ' was Sir Thomaa Browne , who i . ««r>« borrowed the term in the pag es of his ' Christian Morals. ' Although ' caricatura V was familiar Boo&$ and .' l^umdu^ of «F A. enou gV^ h to justif yV its appearanceA in 1712 in' the Spectator it had not BodK , been adopted into ^ English speech when Dr. Jo hnson 's Dictionary It is an ill wind tha t blows nobod y any appeared some forty years later ; but , long good. aA i History of the Gre at Mood at before the Eighteenth Cent ury drew to a close, J ohnstown , Par. 7*~ is alread y announced , arii 1/AJ.C VU1U1UO ID W MC7 1 UUJT XXXUOl/JL **I/CU. „u .• the genius of Hogarth , Rowlandson , an d the volume id to be ' fully illustrated. ' , 4* # Oillray had awaken ed the rank an d file of One of the Poet Laureate s admirers has * ' ma dt a d«i _ mtm i ttd - . ' \ i ^ '* the English people to the significance of the, ^ ' ^h < ^ ** ^ publishe d -at Glasgow a handsom e volume, term , alike in its politic al and social aspects. - illustrated by the ^photogravure pro cess, en- 1 " ll ' < ; ¦ ^ >¦ " ¦ ¦ * ¦ ^" ^" < ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ " ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' '" ¦ ¦ * ¦ 1 ¦¦¦ ¦•i • ¦*¦' - *¦ ¦ '>' ¦ ':" - IB a "' ; , I " " " ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ -¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ •• ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦•- ¦ ' - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦: . • ¦ ; • :/ V , I • ;•-?» . ;. . $> _ tT^t^!S^ ' ¦ i ——— . — —t¦ — , ' . . ' . , ¦ \ ¦ <1 r. of; : , • • , •?*r i titled €^^'- ^ ^i ^ ^ ^ i ^' '^tiS&A Mfred ^ been made of them , and ^ ^l ^ ^ y :j - *^ Me , Lord We^titik. t^ei?»t»ixd ^ i ^ ¦ ¦ libraries of other provincial towns are likely to edition is limited to one hundr ed copies. " " : . be similar ly enriched . i ; Miss Blanche Willis Howard , the authoress Mr , Charles G. Leland , better known to of ' The Qpen {Boor ^-ar powerful storm of the reading pu blic as ' Hans Bre itmann ,* ife, we) Ger man life iwiatteii witlt yivid insight , deli- are gladorlfLcl to hearhear. , once;Ohnfi nioremorft convaconvalleacent |lescenjb anaand humo ur*, is reported to be hard at work oii a literary and uncommon' distinction of k cate mm Bft ' ' Jf Mik / . : 'hm ^ m & ^^ m ^m style—was^ ' born" ; at Bangor , Maine , in July task which he has undertaken at ithe requ est ¦ » ¦¦¦ «»»^™ in ¦*»• ¦¦ ^r. w w v ^ p ^ ¦# 1847.^m. X^ V ¦* Miss Howard^—^ mm •«*¦ . wasv v ji» Ml ^educated-fe«^Bj#r ^^ ^M W ^rM ^^ ^Bt w — ¦* . Newumm ^ ^* r W » > of Messrs. Ban d, MacNali y & Co. for some time ¦ ¦ • • ¦ and , # ? • York , affcer ^$vin£ with - a MM ft ! _ a ^ W ^ ^ « M «i ¦» »» ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ at f M-m-m-imw^am* ^ ^na w ^^ ' ^v ^h ^v . -^^^ »^w^ ^wvhk -^^ aj m^ ^^ - »% ^ « ^*Bfc * ¦ ^* p «*™» , married sister in Chicago F*^ ' ** ^*^ ^ * Messrs . Reeves Turner have just pub - ,» took up herMa resi- , Ml &> dene©_ inA 1875^41 ^tm^ * m^^ m . at* Stuttgart^m±A . * — , where she is at— lishe d a book which ought to appeal powerfull y present engage d ill literar y^work. to lovers of the fragrant weed—JUt. Wa lter 4 jl Hamiltonj ntamiii j ou 's ' A^tv. Lyttlexjytuio Parcellul vuu. oful x.Poemsu^uui , andanu. . It is rumoured that Mr. Gladstone has in Parod yes in Pr ayse of - Tobacco. r Professor j contemp lation a literary task of some import- BoulJUrvr UA&\>Xger ,y byK'jf theVUv way,TT WJ t makesJ HW ii vo thevuv statementH vuruuiuvu v . :in•• » / ance. The Lead er of the Liberal Party has his new book on 4 Economic Botany ' that over > not lost at fourscore , his keen interest either in £9,000,000 was paid on tobacco as Customs ^ the passi ng questions of the hour or the re- duty in the year 1886-7 in Gr eat Britain. mote pro blems of anti quity. Mr. Gladston e's * • if -^ p^^ - ^»- « . «>»«« , chief contribufcipii to classical scholarshi p— Messrs.a«a v mma wt Swanrv ^ w Sonnr^^^ r^ is Musicians«BI Bfi ' has been prepared. about of Music and ¦ ¦ to be made to the Reference Depart - - - A ¦¦ ¦ J ^ B A *M ment of the Leeds Public Library —one of the Messrs. Mac^^ ^^ milian ltave . it in the pres s, and SP w •» ¦fco*» «• www»A •b^kMM.a ^^ ^^^^ v t~ti ~ _r n rur r — ~ -r . it ~ >j **j» most^ ^* importm^ ^-^ ant^ institutions^m* ^ of^* a * the^* m ^^ kind^^ Vi in the«^^ a ^^ will shortl y issueu it as a separ ate volume. m United Kin gdom. The authorities of the ? • # British Museum are sending to Leeds some The next volume of Professor Henry Morr four hundre d volumes of Par liamentaiy rt apers leyJCg r 's» CarisbrookeV>l* I. I»UX,UUfM3 LibJU B^B» r ¦ ~BV^ is^BBW^BP st^^^ ill^^r^^^^^^^^ room^^^ —^r ~^—~ -^^^^^^"^^^ for^^^ -^*r ^^pv a^^ »~^f~ calm~^^~ ~^r*-^^^^~ ' ~^^ ^^™ estimate*^^^ ¦ ™ ^^~ ¦ 1 ¦^" "¦ ~^r ^ ™ ~^^ of^^» the^^^ ^^™ r cha-—^"~ -^^~ ¦ ~— ^^ society's publications have been issued during racter and services of the lamented * princ e the year. Free public libraries and oth er 9 Consort. ¦ institutions have received upwards of 500 # 1 r ¦ ¦ V ^^^F ^^P ^^^V ^^ G^^^B ^^^ W^0 ^H ^KT^W ^^*^.V -^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^v^^*^^ ^^^^r ^^ ^^^ ^^^ v^^ ~^^^^ -^r^^^ -^^ ^^ - ^^^^v ^^^ —^p^ ^^^ ^H ^ ^ K ^^^ ~^^ ^ ^ p # * volumes, and ministers and theo logical Mr. Austin Dobson 's translation of students 364 volumes. Among the legacies* ¦¦Vi V^^ -^ p' ^ p -^ -^r -^*- ~— — -^^ —^ ¦ — — ~ " — ~ — — — - — ¦ " - » Manual' s lively French romance , * Captain is one^^^ r ^^m ^^ ^w of^ _ ^^^ £5—_ ,000 from the late h Miss Clissold_ , Castagnette ,' is about to appear in a sumptuous - flt ^^ ' -^Bh>_ ^BMB^B- A BL A ^k ^h. A sistej r .» ^B _ A . ^^ ^B > * of Tunb)ridge Wells, of the late Kiev. edition de luxe witfyGustave Dord' s illustrations A. Clissold , of Stoke Newington , London. • carefull worked on India paper. Captain y! ' Yk _ «h - ^ M am ,¦. .B Bl ^hk ^^* * It is stated in the Hospital that the volun- Castagne/tte is a worthy ' who has not a little tary hosp itals and medical charities of London nv« ' in common with the veracious Baro n Mun ch duringJm w «ft '« w+ +*m the4> T* * \ twelve« ¦itrAitm months+rv% 4-^v^-4> en_rk *% dingfM+^r%^ sm Decem-T iMAjrwWti - ausen and the valiant ~Don Quixote. The ber 31, 1888, relieved upwards of 1,100,000 fiery old soldier of France deserves to be better patients at a cost of £562,68^. . known , and we hope that in this new shape his * surprising, almost incredible , adventures ' A hew mont hly magazine for members A . ¦ «H .^BBk ^Bi BBI SBBB BBB) BBflBBBBBi ^Bh ^BBk ^^A ' ^ of the Episcopal Church in Scotland ia will find ' many readers. Mr. Frank Murra* y ~ sb> , 01At .D^aV^.k erbm y, isah to«. pu ^hbnsn ^ a Ibb ]bhe_ a*.book. * ¦ . > announced. The title is $he Standard ?Bearer , and the first number will be published in. 1Q 1 - • . December by the St. Giles' JPrinting Com- pany, Edinburg h. It wDl consist of sixteen Ho¥e^ and Bewf pages and will be published at a penny, and the idea is to make it suitable for adoption as Mr. Robert Bickersteth , B. A., of Pembrok e a parish magazine. College, Cambrid ge, son of the Bishop of We , Exeter , has entered the house of Sampson notice that Quer ies^ an American Low, Marston , Searle & Rivingtori , Limited monthl y review of literary, art , scientific , and «¦ at , withA * V the* 4 viewm of*m eventual* l^ y jqininm A g the. alb general edu cational questions , which is pub- directorshi p. lished at Buflalo , N.Y., can now boast of nearl y 35,000 subscribers . The magazine is The first edition of No. I. of the Newbery illustrated , and is published for the modest House Maga zine havi ng been exhausted before sum of a dollar a year. The question depart- publication , a new edition is now in the press , ment is cleverl y managed , and forms one of and will be read y immediatel y. the chief attractions of Qmries. Messr3. Dean & Son have publ ished a series 4 Messrs. Robinson BrotKers , of JBlyth , are of British Regimental Plates ,' handsomel y about to publish a book of travel by Mr. James printe d in icbromo colours on thick paper. Ford , entit led ^ Tri p to South America. ' The size is 15 inches by 12 inches , and thos e The book consists of articles which appeared alread y issued represent soldiers of the Royal in a local paper descri ptive of gold-mining in Horse Artillery, the 2nd Life Guard s, the South America. 17th Lancers , the Queen 's Hussar s, the Scots G reys, and the 42nd Highlanders , or Black Messrs . Burn s & Oates , Limited , have just Watch. issued a new and uniform set of Parochial Registers , strong ly bound in half-leather. We underst and that Messrs. Cassell andv Commerce , jthroug h the world-wide inftu- Sunday School Union , 56 Old Bailey , on Btt ^Bk Bk ^Bk A L B> I ^IBfe ^ . _i Bk Thursday evening, the 20th ult., at seven ence which his ] researches and wri tings have o'clock , Mr. George Cox presiding, and there had uponii nr»n thethft progress-nroorrfisfl ofnf theth« sciencesr^iftnr»A and *o^ practice of metallurgy . —' ~—' -mr ' were- - — — 17—' - 9 other^ ^^ directors-^^» «^ —•— ^^v ^i r ^ir ^m, <-n ^ presenHV i^" ^^ »»^ ^^ ^»^^ t.^ » V The^»4« ^«^ sum^^ 'a^^«t ^^ A of^b^ 4t £105 14s. 6rf. was yoted in temporary and Nonconformit y is lifting up its head at permanen t assist ance to 63 members and Oxford. The statelv block of buildings known widows of member s. as Mansfield College is to be open ed on The socialist magazine , To-day, has change d October 14, and no doubt the occasion will be its title witn.with the JJulvuly numbernnmhfir. , and willwin.hfvnr hence- »«-. regarded as a red-letter day in the history of forth be known as the International Review, the Congregationalis Union. The Rev. A. M. Fairbairn—¦ * ~^" ~r "™i — " ~ — —*— "¦ " ^ ¦ "¦ ^B IXD.^"- -^ «¦ B^ ^V ¦ ¦ W Princi^^^^m ^B"BT ^W^^BV V I ¦ ^B^B~ pal " ^^W ^B/ ^B' ^ B'^^»BIB» ^ ^B 1 'VB*' b>B^^^ ^B" ^ T ^^^BBrBBT BT^ ¦B^' It will be edited by Mr. H. M. Hyndman , and , ^ , and only theo- be iasued at sixpence. The new number con - logical students who have alread y graduated tains articles by Annie Besant , Dr. Paul are admitted to the pr ivileges of the college. Brohsse , Adol phe Smith , and the Editor. We have , received two wond erful penny Amongst thos e who hav e promised to con- books from Messrs. . 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'»x --' , j ^BB T^^ '- - i ' ^fc '' " ' - - •¦¦ . ^ y j ofux eightyej gui/y pages containscuniains muchutucu. moremure thani/iia-n a» bareuare Colbiiy^ -iin America t JteaM ti ^^^ r Saint Pere , ixL two^^ volumes 18mo. ; list of titles ; indeed , the notes on books are Bameau¦ de bofcliboth pithy•nit 'hv and lucid.lur »id. WeWe believehali eva th at -fehisrthis is * Five Years' Kesidence in( the JFrench rSQ^fiaii ,' th e first occasion that an American publishing by ^Bug^ne B^chet ; ^nd ' The B<>ok jof? the house has issued a catalogue of books specially Centenar y of the J ^cwrnaldes Jj iSbaUS a quarto prepared for English/ schools. Amongst the volumevnlnmfl ofnf moreifinrft thanf.Tinn WfJOO pagesnacea orof text , i illus- departments of knowledge rep resented in the trated ! by 17 etchings and heKogravures and announcements of this well-arran ge^ and numerous facsimiles. r hand y catalogue are text-books on Anglo-Saxon Librairie Hac hette & Ca have publis hed ¦ ¦ andt IEarl' 1.1 1 "T71 4*1 T i • >—J * • 1 ' • of Albert Fouiltee 's - iPhilp- y English , Latin , Greek , mathe matics , the third volume ' history, philosop hy, and technical science. sophy of Plat o ; * ' Miss Micia : a ' Tale of . ) **" Galicia/ by Madame Por adowska ; and ' For " Glory : a ^"ovel,' trans lat ed from the Italian of Fran fcisqtie Beyiiard. . , t Continental pub lished Mr. has bV T\ole$ Fischbac her af Librairie jm a.Bl . ^ - - ^ I a** . 4 V ' ' a. 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Mr. Fock has written the B&r&eiiblat t Fayette , edited with preface b to ^ y Aiiatole ' rH Fr ance ip p^ p' , -p^ "v^^ r aj ^ .BBiapaB ay ¦ ¦ pajgr ... fllBBaM to^ say'¦ ^* ' v thati ¦ ¦ i ^^^ ^^ the^^ pw prohibitionH»jp - bbbbv -Ptar apaiflpVaflBt apvppr aaaj ^ |r ^H> to^ r sellfl ^a|flF .ajaP" aav.BBf the*VaP^B> sermon^^ r ^B ^ ^IMBi a. ^iv^ pW" >—* illillustratedustrate d bv J"ulea Oarnifiv. Tfift lUnn'f.rsi.fi nn ci . by Jules Uarnier. The illustrati ons has , after a year 's' delay, been removed , and comprise 14 head -pieces, 4 vignettes , an d 4 the«*»V copieVW JJ/4WOs seizedHVM.CU havei*C* V "J beenUGVU returnedXQVUJIUQU toW him.X1.J.1AX. large etching s, from drawing s of Jules Gar nier. M. Calmann Le' by A. Ziamotte . vy announces as in the pres s ^ ' Letters of the Duke of Orlear ^B/ pr epared by Bibliotheque Charpentier has just publishe d hisIns sonssons,, the CdountGf«i»t of JfPujp ans ir and thethft l>uke"Dukft otof 'An Actress : Scenes of Theatri cal Life,' by f Char |bres , with a portrait in heliotype afte r Henry -—¦ Bau and ^ ¦ ^ ¦ er «ta Jip , The King -•—¦ bp 's Daug —- — — —-—¦ •-— —- —• - -™ .¦» -^ p ^ p^ • ¦<¦ hter ^ wi » r »*•» ¦ ,' b " — » i<*m*f«ir »^^ ^t^mm ^m^^^ l IW *¦— *¦< "™ y " w ^^ W> 1 Alfred de Dreux^ . This souvenir of a beautifu^_ ^ . l Madame Stanislas Meunier . , life, prema turely terminated by a terribl e B^M. Plon , Nourri t & Co. have issued carriag e accident in 1842, cannot fail to be * Pr: vate Correspond ence ¦ , » j of th e ¦ Count de interesting. \ ' . ; . > n „..-— , • ^——— B ^ . ——¦ ¦ - -¦ ... 1 W MI< I- W M m ' ~ ^^^^"^^ ^^*** " "^ "^^"^* W»"" «*« ' ' ' : ' J 1 ' ' ' ' { ' > ' ¦.'^' -! >|f BO - " ' ¦ ju ly ' -!l^i^l^W |^dj Qp5C n ^ . , ¦ ¦ i ¦ ** , ... ' 3&|¦ " ¦ ' r J? • |S ?? , . . ' i ?*' - '•: .; ¦. .,f: i ' .»V' iflf . . \ ¦ 1- . _1»»M»«»»- -__»-»--««w»»»»--»»»»»---«^^ - ^ ., v,i :¦>* - ^ -.^ ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ¦'" ¦"' ' ' of? 3?ufee • . f-i »V. Besides the ^IL ^bfers; i^fcef of taken place long before this notice ia in print j; | Tl W"% -^ J -^in A^ lMV TV-'V VlWM w^W - -*W«M *V*^* ' *^ W*«VVbW ' ^-^- fc ' ¦-*»-¦.WW-««P ^ ' f . Orle ans/ w$. >l^§yp^Q3pgiB^4H fey, J ^h ajm; But ^we cannot withhold a tribute of praiae to ; "L&yj: a!-. -;|iew ;:; ^ 0^ i entit led i *j0[iMi03ry > r and the excellent get-up and careful editing of this ; } Diploma cy*' by the Duke de B^ogliei; * Mignefc catalogue , which comprises 731 numbers of ___ -¦¦>m . mm w "*• tp-*B-*ap» «> as *» ¦¦ .a b-. w •¦•->» . w -•*-: mi : —M ichetet -^fie»ri J ^wtia,' % Jules Simon ; French r works on hunting from th |& sixteenth \ ¦Province , and a new book by> Gyj>, | ^b pb— . -^^^^v^ ^^ ———' —* ^ ™ Manners— and—*»—*——»•— the-^^ v^mrStage ^^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ w * "by^W J.^^ J. ranged and edited catalogue of valuabl e MSB. include —¦¦ -~ , Weiss_ . _ _^» ^ , •^ —¦—j—» '——j srDreainda——aak 5—^ ahh -Paul^^^^^>~ ——. ^bb— i ^——i ^ anda.nrt books relatingTftlatitio r to tnethe historvmstory otof TtalvItaly and j ¦; and iiOve , by Maurice . ij M. Alphonse ^Lemerre has just broug ht out adj acent countries belongin g to the late Pay^- ; > of an liere Carlo Morbro , of Milan , which will' j ^l |; in book-for m 1^at clever novel able ' novelist , * The l)isciple, * by Paul Bourget , sold by Messrs. List & Fiancke , of Leip-d^, ;| which has recentl y been running in the Ull VUV) 4J-XV11 XXJU9U. CA&AVA 1.VXXV Tl AUg \A.WJ K>, < JNouvelle Mevue. Mr. J. A, Petit has conipleted , and the THE WORSHI PFUL COMPANY OF Librairie Yictor Palme* has just published , 9 STATIONERS . the * Contemporar y Histor y of Franc e, the The Ma ster War dens, and Court of Assis- twelfth and last volume, which comprises in , BII BB fB^^^^ Bf fPfj VBB-BBKI ^^ ^BB»" ^ ™ W ^BB^ BBBB VBP BBBBBBBJBB Bl BB ^— "B BB BBPP ^B- ¦ ^J BP- ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ -^ —^ - ^^ ^ —- w ^ —— ^ - ^ -- • "P tantsBf^ ^ f ^ | ^ ofB^^ th© Worshipful Company^ ^ J of Stationers ; the brief space of 500 pageB the history of the entertained last Thursday evening the ^ Arch- Second Emp ire. ^ ¦ patron of the Com- Canterbury," ^ ¦ * ' B '• '• as ' «BB_«BBBBB bisho p — - » < of • ¦ »U . . Bl Aft «B • ¦ . 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During the year^ eig^^ ^^ ^ ht ^^y- is apt to pro ve rather embarrassing as well as seven manuscri pts have been purch ased, and somewhat unpleasan t to the individual left in some of them are of consider able historical consequence of such an oversi ght -without a f importance. Towards the close of 18^8 tlie ,seat at table. • —%- progress mad e in regard /to the subject-cata- mm^mmmmm ^m^F ^m^m^m ^m^ UO Ul ou uan ii printedjJl xxibC/U. UUVJ&.B n a*a gicov thatu themic logue^ of books was so great \ , " Beadees ' Pension Fitn d. —Extremes meet, Libra rian issued a . circular to members * of - &t least from a religiotls pbint of view, when Congregation , informing them that except as regard s ^Theology , Befles-Lettres ^ an4 Non- we find Mr. Spiirgeon and the Salvation Army were in such subscrib ing to this fund, and Card inal Manning English Law, the material ^ a condition that readers were freely invited to — — — ^^ «r^ ^^ J» ^^ doinga~"l the same. As^ ^ rep^™ ™^ f ^ "• resentin. ^^ ¦ " ^^ ^ ^ k^ g K . a«^W middle^ ¦*^^ Hp'^ ^ »^ ' ' - 1 - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ "^—^ • • ¦ -»¦ year, great»- ' -task oH/he. mak e use of them. Thre f -. course , the Rey. J. | T. Fowler , .S.A., Vice- \ - •' JLji ^ the Report also stat es, was the re arran ge- Pri¦M- «.*»»vj nci .^m»»pal of^s *. Bishop^ iuuv ^ uivuviV* o J. ^.CbXX , -L/ U.J.XXnilXA J Hatfield' s Hall , Durham , ^ "and thb Rev. t)r. Cutt s, may be instanced ; ment of that part of the Iiibrary which is con- * tained in the Radcliffe building. The shelf theum.m.\s Relixwiigivgiousuo Traxiciv ctv Societywuti ^ct v hasJla *o givenUlycU £veuvo p>b««w ^ip» «p> ^» mm ¦« ¦ ^ ¦—- -—¦——— -—- —— - —- ¦ ^. tit^r ^pf ¦ a > r mm ^^ ^* »» ^» ^* ^ ^«^ d» ^ » ^^ -*^ *"% ^* ^ ./ — ^»^ -^ -^ * guineas, and Mr. Edward < Lloyd, of the accommo^^ dation has been larger ly increased by^ uaiiyDaily vnronicieChronicle,, a similsimilarar amountamnnri f., whilstwhilst. the adoption of a system of short bookcase s, ^p- ph pj ¦ ¦ ¦ •-—¦ -m » — Messrs . Spottiswood e & Co. have contributed running^h ^ jmtAaV^pt ^iakMbh on^p' nnm* wheelsw » ^w.^ - ^^ ^pa ^ and^^ ™ sunk^»#' i^ ^^~^ » rails^— —-^ , which stand up against the jold cages, but are pulled w»^ ^d»*^w^^i^ ten guineas.I 9 Among^^ tj jal ournalists«#*k.^ and«>V^> JU X^^ authors%/V ^** */Jfc^*»^ ^k 1^ the list of new subscriber s now includes Mr. forward "when access is requ ired to the books behindutJiixiiu. them.iJiLtsiu . Thism iulo methaxnoi/ixti^t d Ahas^xx<*o - beenil/oc/xx sug- William Archer , the dra matic critic ; ' Joh n ; gested by a similar one recent ly adopted at Bickerdvke»ic K eray K:e ' ;: Mr.ivir. J.j. S.». uottonCotton , ' editor of tnethe ¦ Academy ; Mr: Louis Engel and Mr. H. F. the British Museum. - Frost, musical critics ; Profess or J. W. Hales,. Mijyussss i^miiyEmil v S.fe. Holt. th(* an flinrAaa of Ja AVor A Rhyming Letter , fro .m Cowper .—In Molt , the autho ress of several*^.l ital paper I well-known historical rom ances ; Mr. H. W. the Qui ver for Jul y there is a cap onrm ''MfiMemoranmrfl.hlbleft .Letters"Lfitt.A rs anandd~ their Writers.W rite rs ' [ Lucy, Parliam entary re presentativ e of the / Dail y News and ' from which we extrac t the following amusing ' Toby, M. P. ' of Punch ) dashed off b Copper^ to Newton , in a Mr. Julian Marshall , an aut horit y on lawn epistl e y ¦ ¦ w » p>^» r ipk ^* p» ^ p*^» w—— ¦— -^- - —— Arlifnv r^f 7l/f/»y sunny|s ^ ^ A ^9 * * W hrf*«« our^^ *-^ ^k» , when^^ ^^ , the^*^ >^ ^p gentle-hearted^^ ^r —•— -^^ poetj— tennis ;: Mr.mr. MowMowhrav bray MorrisMn ^ria , editor of Mac-> . My wiillan' s Maga zine ; Mr. Page t Toynbee ; and held the demoh M Dejection at bay :— ' w to ^^Wrfv Wb ^m mmt ^m m v. ^^ ^^ »^^ ^^ r ^ ^^ «* ^^ ^^^ • ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ™ ^ *^— ^ ' ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^w^^ 3Pl^h 9*^* fl what ,^ Mr. Edmund Yates , of the World. The Com- very dear Friend , —I ani going to send mitmirueetee ofor thetne xncorporIncor porated ated Societv ' of Authors when you have read, you may scratch your Society of Authors Vi Psa.rL i\.r\c\ rh.v. li T supposesii TmnRa thereth ere 's nobodynobodv have also subscribed , and this rounds off the head, and say, " 1 list for the pre sent. knows whether what I have got be verse or not ; by the tune and the time it ought to be The Pro posed Ruskin Bibliogeaphy.— rhrhvmymeA ;• hutbut itif itifc he.be, did eeverrer youvou seesee., otof Jatlat e Thej.ne biblioerDiDiiograranh pny v otof Mr. RuskinRnslr m 's workwnr l™ s tofn or of yore , such a ditty before ?" I have which we referre d in our last issue is to take writ " Charit y," not for popularity, but ' as well the form of a handsome q uarto volume, and as I could , in hopes to do good ; and if the ¦¦ ¦¦ -» *¦ ¦' -•»' m*t^ r>-T -^(Pfc ^m^ w ¦ t-»- -^ p- p^» -™— - ^ —-»--^ -»- — . will be p ublished ^ k| ^m^ w rf»> ^-^ • V ^ ^m »*mi »*#»^ ^ • ^~ ^ } ¦ by subscription. The entire reviewer should say,^ " To be sure , the gentle- -— rw series of Mr.'- Ruski---•"»• n" • 's•»* puJf ui blishedl/»l.uu vvi wriIILIULIICUtings willVT 1JLX man 's muse wears Methodist shoes, " you may J ^e systemati cally arrang ed and carefull y col- kno w by her pace, and talk about grace, that ip>> ¦!¦¦¦ > ¦« ~»^ ¦ ¦ lated p^A Mr *^» pp« r *-^ ~" ^r ^» ¦ i mm ^pp» ^™^ w ^^^™ -^^ ^ -^p- bba p" ¦ •—¦ • m^ -~~ "^ — , ^^ ^ • * an d it is also propo sed to add a full list she^^ and her bard haye littl e regard for the j ^ a»^< , of Rusk iniana." ¦"•" The biy& bliographrAJLVKi . uiuAA h yv wi*T XXXll beKr\? taste and fashions, and ruling passions , and tt ««¦• ¦^p ' spa i^- ¦—-' , arrange d in the following manner : Ori ginal hoy^m 4 ^^ w dening^p^^* -^ p^ .h *m ^ ^» " B^ppk (roistering» ' ^•^ b«« t^»" ^pf ^bv "^^^ "^ ^™ ?)» p¦ v laip^™ » ^^ » of^^ •— the^» ^-^ ^^ ^^ modern-^ ~ — — editions ; wor ks edited or pr efaced by Mr. day ; and thoug h she assume a borrowe d _ , Ruskin— - ;7 his^«.^« contribution/v**v**^muavaao ns tovv periodicalput XVUXl/Cvl literaA1V\JM.CL~ - plume, ancl now 'an d then wear a tittering air , ture, includin g poems , letters to the press , 'tis't.i a onlynr ^lv herh«r planrvlft.n tof o catcftat p.h.h, itif sherTi6 cacan.n, tnethe essays ~---.-w. . ¦uuai.vui u JL UO •/ ,9 &c. ;7 an d Amer^^ ican reprVJf ^JL IIJL ints and4A/JLX KA. pirated1*FJ. J. d/l/V?V* giddy and gay as they, go that way, by a pro - editions. Under .the title of Ruskin iana a full duction on a new construction. She has list of volume s of biograp hy and criticism, baited her tr ap ? in hopes to snap all that may reviews, estimates, jr r^ i^ ^ oi w ¦ m ^^^^ ^^ r^^ ^^ n ¦ roie ^h^^ v p ¦ ^ ¦* ^h»^bv aw -^^ ^p p ^^ r^~ of ^^ ^ ^b *^v tfmi ^mr ^^r ^^ ^^ ^~ ^^ ^^ ^ ^m ^r .vh ^v^r ^^^ r v r ^^ ^^ ^ ^ i^ ^nv Pro fessorssor Ruskin.Jttu sKin , willwin bebe added. TheTh« work add^^^* ,^ p by way of comment^^ , that ; when^^^ * Charity^g ' ought to prove useful not only to. the collector was published with * Tabl e Talk ,' * Truth ,' and of^ ra re lui editions , but also to the fctudent of other Messrs . Sp _j had a sale of various pro- ' tftebymm berber ofor the IndiesLadies' Treasury,Treasurv. In FFrancerance -, ZoJaZola • • . ^: j-* . —* *-¦' . tm mm . wv • is the best-paid novelist ^-a fact which speaks perties on the 12th to 17th ult. We give here a few results : Ainsworth' s 6 Guy Fawkes; ' ¦— ¦ I I ¦ «^» W ^"~ * ~™"^ ~^m~—r^m- ~^ -r -W Amid1 —^— "^—' ^^ much— ^ ^^ ^V^V ^^T ^^"" ^^ that^V ^ ^" ^^ »^^ T ^^ ^V is«^^^ V ^^^^ ^ ^P^ ^fc ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ » ^^ »^^ ^^^ W^ ^ n ^^^ volumes * _ vague in a ^ ^h A AM _ ' ^B ^m* ^b ^» A ^H the^H A article , we pick out the following explicit 3 vols. cloth , 1841, £10. 15s. ; Mrs. Brown- statements from several of a similar nature . ing's ' Prometheus Bound ' and Miscel- Mrs. Hum phry Ward has ¦ * just been offered laneous Essays, cloth , 1833, presentation £1,000, for " a short story of thirty thousand copy from E. M. Barre tt to Wordsworth , words ; whilst ' John Strange "Winter ' (Mrs. with the latter 's autograp h, £i6 ; Mrs. Stannard) ' refused to take £500 tor her next Seymour ' s ' Acqount of the Origin of the shill ing stoigr.1 Lord Beaconsfield' s novel s Pickw ick Papers / showing the fallacy of Mr. brought him £30,000, whilst Victor Hugo Dickens ' version , ^64 ; Calef' s * More Wonders died worth £150,000. Thackeray is reported of the Invisible World ,' 4to. , 1700, uncut copy , to have sai d that it was amazing liow little he £5%; Cott on Mather 's Wonders of the Invisi- earned when in his earl y days he wrote care - ble tVorld ,':4to. , uncu t, 1693, 420. 10s. ; Jesse 's Hi storical Work s, 24 vols. cloth , £31; Laborde ' s ' •#] n " 7 fully, in contrast . for what he received for • Mir* ^r%. e* f\. ^~i /f' ^ rr^v l c+ it ^*v> s"fc ^» ^-v /\« ^ «in ¦ Q rft ' poor work ' after -he became famou s ; but ' Chansons*¦* r* T^Tvbls.* in*> 2j morocco^" v *ms^ extra , 1773, a that circumstance is of course capable of easy very fine copy, £99; Moliero 's *Le Misantrope / explanation. Sir Walter Scott was paid , for 1667, £26 ; Ghauncei y's ' Hertfordsh ire / 1700, * ¦ £15 Dugdal e's * M^onasticon / 8 vols., 1846, an lndiindifferenttterent '* JUiteLife otof JNNanoleonapoleon /.' £:i»^18.000,UUU ;: ; and the pompous Mr. Hayley received no less £21; Meyer 's ' British Birds / 4vols. folio, titles ^^ - ^m -^ ^^ »»»» -^ -^ -— m -^^ -^— — --^^ ¦— "^^ ¦— m — — ¦ — ¦¦—— - inmw^m^^^mm manuscri^^v^HV^r ^r ^^^^ r^^ - ^ r ^^» ^^ pm im t^^ ,w £19., ^^^—' ^ '^ 19s~^^ ~ . ; Salisbury Primer ,^m — f - . -- - f -y g- than £11,000 for . his long-windedO biograp h^y of Cowper. ' Wa lter Scott had to abandon poetry Paris , 1533, £60 ; Tennyson 's Poems, chiefly as soon as Lord Byron appeared ; and while !Lyrical , ori ginal boards , 1830, £13 ; Tenny - son's Dedicat ion of his Poems to the Queen , Lord Byron was calculating one -morning that <4« A^/Vy u.w ^r — inJLM.M. hisi.M.i.0 ownV.n u manusXX«.C«X4. «Aa% cri ^. pt, £30<^V^ ;9 TennysonJ. V/XXiAJf uv^pj.*.' s» Auto-^.^. he had made £24,000 by poetry , Shelley was * complaining of the printer 's bUl he had to graph Manu script of ' The Daisy, ' 4£ pp. 8vo, defray out of his own pocket .' ' It is stated £24.10^. ; Tennyson 's Autograp h manuscri pt of that Mrs . Hod gson Burnett -r-whose recei pts Stanzas to Rev. F. D. Maurice , 2 pp., £23 ; Tenn yson•/ 's Autograp-* JL h Manuscri ••pt of * The from ' Litt le Lord Faun tleroy ' are set down at * £300 a week—is * shortl y to undertak e the edit- Brook / £51 ; Tennyson 's Autograp h Manu- _._ - _._ q^^^- ^^f ^^ » _ ^n^ ^r-^ — -^^- ^' »¦—— "— —*- -^ -^^ -^»- *- -^ —- ¦—- -— — — — v — — — — — — - ^^ r ^^ ^^ ^^^ ing of a children 's department for a sj^ndicate scr ipt of part of his celebrated poem ' Maud^^ / of English and American papers , for which compri sing nine chap ters , and in ( many cases work she is to have £1,500 a year. comp^^^ ^^^ fl^^^ i^^ B^^ lete^^to 1^^ ^^ ^^i^ verses» ^^^ ^^^ »^^ ^^^ 9 ^ which» » ^^»i ^^ » ™ were- — ^^ ~""~ neve*^ — -¦— pub-¦ ^ lished , £111. The prices obtained by Teriny- son«on 's« manTn a.nnsnrir uscripts >ta do not appearat)T>ear excessiveexcessive., but in some of the cases they ' amounted to iSal^ JolHngf mere trans cri pts—the author having mad e four If any of our readers are the fortunate *mandrl sometimesworn psfcimp.R nvefive copiescomeS ^"beforeoeiore nnallyfinallv de- ¦ ¦ —-- »* ^ v^ i^^ > ^ * ¦• ^^« ^ - ^« -^ w r ^ r ^«^^^ « ^^ --»• * » ¦ —— — —— ^^ —-¦— w — — - m hundred and f«^ ^ ^^ ^^ One- possessors^^ ^^ ^^ "^ ^*^ of Dickens^^^ ^^ ' relics , which they may ciding on the printing. have been' holding for a rise , now , we should sixteen autograp h letters o£~ Dante Gabriel «v^v ^^ .^^" « ^^ V W m vm * ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ * ^ r ^ar v^ ^ ^ii^ *mm ^k^ ^a ^vi ^ir ^ ^^hv ^— -^ ^^^ —' —'^~ -— —- — — * Burns ' Poems sa*^^ y, is the*^" tim^*^ e • to^ *^ sell out. The extreme Rossetti to Hall Caine , £70 ; , limit of this dtock was surely reached at Kilma rnock , 1786, titl e in facsimile, £46 ; We re fer to lot CurCJnrttis.iR * BotamcalBotanical MagaMaaazine. z%ney comcomoleteplete set to s on¦ the 14th ult . Sothe by__ ' 833 in_ the. day' '^h s sale.^^ Ita ^^^ was descri^K ^ bed^B 4 thus* ^B : 1882, 88, vols. , £90 ; also many other rar e and ' Dickens and Seymou r : six original drawings interesting lots. by R,. Seymour for " Pickwick ," a num ber of The second port ion of Lord Crawford 's ear ly impressions of the plates and an auto- library at Sotheb y's brought a good attend- graph letter , signed , from Dickens to Seymour; anceanfifi., andand., on tthene wnolewhole,, taifai r pricesDrices were Tayjor, &c , in a realised. The ^tnost important items were : portrai t of Seymour by AA l ^^ ^ ^^H^i^M^^ ^a . ^ ^A ^ i ^K fc scrap-boo k.' The letter , which is unpub- BalTWI bihi derift J.Tanna anna 's * Summa quseq u db vocatuvocatur r Uatho-Catho- lifiriArlhshed , isin otof aa. mostnnoa -h interesmtftr patincr tin g character. In licon ,' 1460 (this was sold by; Mr . Quari tch it Dickens " mentions his gratificatio n at * thi k to Lor d Cr awford some years ago for £600 ; he pains you have bestowed on our mutual repurchase d it in this sale for £301)), and ] * Budsei ppmmen tari i Jjinguee U-raecao lo4:O , | friend Mr. Pickw ick/ and '1 have asked / ¦ ¦¦ 1 ¦¦ fc— ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦* H i— III I K HW l Ha. —— [A •J ¦^^——» ¦#—¦¦ ¦Ill H Blll .MIIMMMW ^MWWail.MWMlWMMIMM.PMMHW.1 1 ¦III———¦¦^l !' t£ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ™ ~ " " ¦ " ¦' ' " ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦;- • • ¦ ¦ ¦:'¦:- . ' - ¦ —• -¦¦-,-,. ¦ • ¦ '¦ r-- . ¦ • . . p -, : ; x ^ v; ^ ^ ;; | P Gircidar 77g Tie Piib^sher^ ^tity*l$% ¦ ¦ . .,¦ . ' 'f - " . -.- " ^' ' I ll , | , _ List A Frano fee, Leipzig,--English litera tur e, a most supe rb specimen of the librar y of Diane 1 iy; d« TVri H-.i ArH ' . wi+.h h ft-p i arm s on the sidessides. ,£305 arch ology, -blogppfey* Wst^ topog ^pKy, de Poictiers , with , her arms on the , saw* e , (Quaritch) ; also many other rar e and high- classicsclassics, dictionaries,diction aries , finfinee aartsrts, music, , nnaturalatur al priced books which our spac e forbids us %o history, &c. (42 pp.) : ;• , - \V detail. The four days' sale produced just over Bob.r acher 9 F. f Lien ?, Tyrdl .-—Belles-lettres , ¦•• r- 4m~mm *0m -^r^* ^ ** ¦• w«»w^w ¦ ,300. illustratedn> ^»^ **m ^r v«^ m0m ^r ^»r books»*»r «^ -*^ , Editions«*«k~^v ^piv ¦** dew^^ . -«^lttxey ¦aw^^y, historw -^ ¦^ ¦y y _ of-^ ^ . art. ¦ ¦« «^ ,¦ ^7 science, geography, and natural history. (60 pj>.) The library of the late Earl of Bucking - hamshire will be sold at Sotheb y' s on Jul y 5 . Soheible 's Antiquariat , Stut tgart. r^~ &eo- slt%(\ & CAxrW Wat fTr5».r »+.H -fin a r»M hindmcrs . grap jpr, travel , Switzerland and Alpine literature , and 6. Civil War Tracts , nne old bindings , America, China and Japan , navi gati on, maps and and books from the libraries of Xouis XFV. plans. A carefull y execute d catalogue . (64 pp.) and XV., form the princi pal items] in the collection. ; Messrs . Sotheb y sell on Jul y 10 and : six following days the library of the late Eiijrf f i TTvp^e^ionf pf Ify e Frederick Perkins , Esq . The deceased gentleman was, we believe , a brother of the fll aga^itief . owner of the famous Perkins Collecti6 n of Messrs. Griffith , Farran & Co. have dul y . Books | which wail sold about seventeen ^ears launched the Newbery Bouse Magazine, and ago, and which created a considerabl e sensa- th&the responserfisnonsfi otof the trade - hasHas Treatibeen sohd tion at the time, two copies of the Mazarin gratif ying that the Jul y number ^ already in Bible being in that sale . In the catalogue a second edition . The magazine consists of before us we notice a > fine collection of the one hun dred and twenty-eight pages, so that W^^ W Elizabethan^^^*^*^' ^ ^^v^^^h ^k^ ^p " ^^ ^^ r ^^T ^^^^P^V ^ VW^^V poetsH^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^F ^^^ ,^H books^^^ ^^^ ^^ »^ ^^^^ printedH ^^ I.V ^^»^^^ "^ M ^^ V ^^^ ^V^V b^^^ yV Caxton^^^F ^^^^ r ^^^^ ^ -^r -^^^ ^^ v ^^ ,^h quantity, at all events, ik given. ^ Appro- Wynk yn de Worde , and Pynson ; illuminated priatel y enoug h, the first article is concerned manuscri pts , earl y chap-books and jest-books , with K ' Honest John l^ewbery ,' the ^Friend of and a grand lot of Shakesperi ana , including Goldsmith , Johnson , Smollett , and a publisher the first four folios and about twent y-six of of credit and. , renown , in the good oid "days >UVWU ««>.« AUVAV VAJL tW&A the rare quarto plays of Shakespeare ; also when»» ^.»>^^ «. men had«.& more leisure*V*» VUL V than nowA*V/ 11 . ItXV isW copies of the second , third , fourth , and fifth interesting to learn that Dr. Johnson i&revir his editions of * Walton 's Angler ;' We hope to portrait of Jack Whistler in the Idler from give some results in our next number. Newbery, who had a habit of forgetting his en- A^rVA.. _ gagements. The Rev. W. G. Green contributes some rather belate d "* Thou ghts suggested by Ti^ad^ fDarwinarwrn 's *** fc ljire.Life. '?' ¦ ' ffictioniction , somewaomewhathat totn ouroiir G^angef surprise , is well to the fore , rind the ' Bishop ' s The Edinburg ¦¦ ¦ r —¦- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^^ »^^ h Branch of Oxford ^ ' ¦^ ~^™~ ^^^^ »»^» the M ~~ ""— ~ *~~ ~~ — ^^" ^^^ W ^^h^^ b ^^«^ ^^ r ^V H " ^"^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^^ v^V M ^^ ^^» ^b^^b Bible^^ ^^ ^ /^ by^^ Christie Murray and H. Herman , Universit y Press has been removed from promises to develop into a pleasant story of No. 6 Queen Street to more commodious ecclesiastical life. Pa pers , however , which premises at No. 12 Frederick Street. appealanneal cnienychieflv to the clergy,clererv. predominatenredominate. , asaa., ftor inr Mr. John Gal pin , wholesale and export examp le, Mr. Moore 's artiele ,- which contain s stationer , of Amen, Corner , Paternoster Row, some, bold suggestions which are likely to vvr ¦¦¦ ' ^— ^— *^^ ^v ^ —" ^^ b v -^v ^^^^ ^^ ^i^ ^^^ ^r ^v ^^ ^^^ h -^^ r ^^ ^ ^r* ^p^^v^v ^^^v af^^^ r . ^ ^^^ ^^t ^mr ^B^^ ^l^" .^^^ i^^i. ^^».v ^t^-^r^^ ~m^ ^M^^v ^^v ¦ ^^ - ¦ ^^ - « ¦¦ has remov ed ^ — • » ^^ — ^~^m ^— ^ ^ ^^ • ^ "^ r^^^ p ^ ^v.^ ^^^ ««^bb ^^^ .^ ^ ^ ^^ r mm v ^^ ^^^ fc<» dl» ^^ ^r«»fl« ^^ ^^^ ^fe^ ^^^^ H ^^ AA to large r and more commodious awak en discussion on * Freedomy for the Church premises situated at No. 78 Fleet Street , E.C. , without Disestablishment ; Canon Benham's opposite the Dail y Telegraph offices. rat ter militan t deli verance on ' The Lincol n Messrs . Iliffe & Son have removed their Trial / andT !Dr. Belcher 's remarks on * Th e ¦¦ • — —' —. . - ¦— - -^ -~ - ^ - —* -^ —^ — —- —— -^^ ^» r ¦ ^^.^b ^^r ^^^^ ¦ w ^^r^ M^w^v^r offices from 98 Ornaments Rubric^ / Then we havev ^i^ Sermonw^^^ ^fc^ ^M «»^^^» ^^^ ^v^B Fleet Street to 3 St. Bride - V"V ¦ . .A _ M i i ¦ — - Street , E.C. Outlines^ • , Instructions"^' on the Cr eed^ , Current Events in Church Life, and other papers for the pars onage. Ther e are four beautiful FOREIGN CATALOGUES RECEIVED. sonnets on Father Qraft , A., Brunswick. — Modern languages Damien from the pen of and literatu re—Fren ch, English , Spanis h , Russian , that true and cultured poet, the Rev. S. J. Dutch , Danish , Sea. (18 pp.) Stone. We cannot say we like the cover of Jose phson' s Antikvariat , Upsala. —Old and the Newbery House Magazine ; it strik es us as new books, Swedish and forei gn, in bibliography a little anti quated and common place. and litera ry histor y, theolo gy and hilosoph p y, The Earl of Carnarvon lustor y, philology, natural history, ' medicine , contributes to the techn ology, the exac t scienc es, French and English new number of Murray ' s Maga zine a scholarly y V.B .. ^ — — —~~ ' ~~~ '^M ^~ ^^ ^—— ^— ^^-^ t^ — -v- v^- r , ^ _^ ^_. ^^r- ^a^ ^^h^ ^ m*m+ml * literature.litera ture , &c&r.o..., alsofl.l sn an. catalorm.tn.lncrngueft ofnf work-wro -rlr sa onr» -n educa-orlii r>n. and eloquent descr^^ i ption^^^^ of ' Old*w '^i^v^ "Venice.V ^^ ^^^ ^^^ V He^B^^i y ^^^ tion and Church history . (42 pp.) deal s with the period when the beautiful queen Kerler , H., Ulm. — Philosophy, mysticism , of the Adriatic stood alone, self-governing and -j ^« ^yu»ui»j magic~—**^O ,9 magnetism«^< *> »-» | , secretuuu -i vi/ societiesuvv/ivuii/o ;. aat cataloguei/ai/niuc uv indepen dent , ' unscathed by foreign usurp er , ¦ ¦ -— -—' —- —' -— —-^ --^ w ' ¦¦ ¦—• ^^ - ^mrmt *wr »¦ ¦ ¦ «» ¦ ¦ of interesting articles. (90 pp.) unsubdued' by Emperor^ —— «>* - ^^ ^— ,H uncaj-^^ oled^^ ^>^ ^it* ^ bn^ y» Pope^B. ^^^ _f ^^^ ,a Lan gewiesche, W., Barmen. —Catalo gue of uninfluenced by great baron or mercenary — — — ™— — —^ -^ v— ¦—™ v iv -^— '•^ f- ¦•- m v ¦ ¦ w • ¦¦ second-hand booksbooks in belbelles-lettrfia.les-lettres , geograpD-ftno-ra nhnrhy captai n, Untouched—-^^-^—^ ^^^ -**w by Eastfl^H^ ^v ^nvfv ^^ ern^*^ ^P* ^™ or^ ^ ^» Western ' w ^^p ^ ^^^ ^^^ «¦ * ifriflh and history , and miscellane ous literature ; also Powers. * As for the othe r Republics of various German classical auth ors in elegant bind ^ Northern Ital y, " Lord Carna rvon points out ings . (49 pp.) tthatnat neitnerneither '* literature nor artarih ,. nor theth« splen-nnl pn - Lelimann , Paul , Berlin , W.—Ca talogue of dour of romanc e, not the conscious sense of sepond-hand books, Fren ch, English , Italian , inherited liberties ' availed to save th em. Spani sh and Portugues e, Slav and Scandinavian , i „.. / la languages and litera tur e. * How to make the most of a Holiday ' is a J ^^^ ^^ MMiMrtMMMMMM pMinNriMilMMMVrtMMftMMMVMBB&MiMMii ^iaM ^lMM ¦ ' ¦ '" ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ~ ¦ ¦ • ' ' • . • ¦ - ¦ "^' ¦ / . . v . . ;. . . * . , . ..,. > • . ¦1?; ' ' Jttfr- i,;&jfr. ' > .- :^ | " ^ \ ^ ^ t& appeals everybody ^ arid subject i^rj iicli Schofield it is The Art Journal for July ©obtains air ejk-: ; adm i*a$j3r ^ ^ a ^ by Dr ^ in the quisite chromb-lithograp h of Mi»A Goodman 's;; Jo ulyuiy ; ixidtcabeuuiuyor r utof tlle^«***? li®t5U-rexicwfttre Sxmr.jq luict. , IrelandAreianu. picture of ^Little (^tysaiithemu kri'-^a dreamy , ' ; ^ is happ ily ^ ^cnbed as t]bte to' parad ise of cherry-li pped child. . Amongst the liter ary ; quiet m&bermg^ plkoejB ^~a fact wfiich the contents of the number which call for special \ L majorityAv ^Bf ofb * * 1 ' ^^ ^^^ 9* ^^^ k ' ' ' ^^ ' ^AW ' lish' ^^^ k ^^ M EJ ng peop^ le are scar cely yet remark are ' East ArigHa,' Mr. Loft ie's accou nt ; awake. To those wlio are never happy away of the royal palaces of St. Jame s's and Wh ite- from thek frie nds Mar gate, Dr. Schofield hall , and a dftaermtive sketch of the ^British admits , may be far^ superior to J& full, and Section at the Paris Exhibition. Scarborough i^ Sfeye^ , At certain seasons of crhi the+,*he yearvear * youvnn can«an Jiardly"hardltr tell+.a1] the+."h «* KiT^ ighi fromfrnm The Summer Number of Amateur Work , ¦ ¦ ^^>^^» ^^^^B ^P^^T ^F ~ ^^F ^F ^^"^» ^B ¦ -^^^ ¦ ^^^ ^^^ - - ^^ ^ ^— ^ Ramsgate / but it is possible to get far from of^^^~ ™ which^ ™ ^P^^B^^^^ -^^ ™ ^^^^ Messrs.^^^^^ ^^^^ V^^^ ^iV^ Wa rd^ ^^ ^^ , Lock" ™ ^ & Coi are the madding crowd , and * you can reach , with the publishers , contains many pract ical and not so much danger as cross ing in front of the bri ghtl y-written papers , which amat eur car- ¦ — - - — — _, ^_ — v r ^^v *- —^r -^ — ^ w ¦ ^r ^v -^^ ^..w- ^r "^^ w^i ^^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^»^v ^^ V ^" ^^ ^^ ^^. ^^ ^^^ ^^ Mansion House ,-^ elevations^ — b£ over 10,000 feet penters , lathemen , electricians and photo- at the G-orner Grat above the RifFel, and at graphersorra -nh(6ra ouniightcrTrfc notti nt, to missmisft . ^ TnIn a doudoublblee v»— -w -w " w . ik ^ iwaaan. ^ ^j » ¦" the Jardin^ ^ r ^» atwww Chamounix-^* - ia»< n: * Norwa^w » . " ^^ ju *v mi y,y • in*i>* Dr.-n * • supplement , complete drawings are given for Schofield ^ s Opinion, is simply ' Scotland writ a "tenhis-ne t arf -angement , as well as a full - - » - — - - — -— -— • — -—' — v — . -^^- ¦ r w r 1^^-^^ ¦ | | ^^ ^^ ^^^ v^ T^ " • '^ i^ «*^ -^^ ^^.i^ ^.fc^^ -^^ ^^v large^ j , with the addi tion , of a forei*^* ^gn H^K flavour^ sized fretwork design for an ink-sijand . There and a higher latit ude.* He chats gaily about are many other illustration s in the text of this a number of tempting tours throug ji the capital num per. Ardennes , along the canals of Holland , in the Highlands , and round the coasts of Oornwall , South Wales, and Connemara . \ I\emew #, &q* _ t From Messrs. A. JgL .. Barne s Oo t » New York ; The Summ er Number of the ' Botfg Own and Chicago .—' Hygienic Ph^ysiology, 'by J. D. Paper conta iiroHbri ght hrid. lifely heading for~ SteeleSteftiA., Ph.DPh.D. . This is a new andand enlargedenlar ged the drowsy dog-da ys, and side-splitting illus- edition of a school book which has had a wide trations in pr ofusion. Dr. Str ^dlij fg describes circulation in America. Dr. Steel e lays special a ' Tussl e with a Serp ent. ' The Rev. Theodore stress ^—in a series of remarkably clear chapte rs " descri ptive of the hum an framJe—onth e the prin - Wood says a few kindly words on behalf of concerne some * Misunderstood Ins ects ' ciples which ^^ e d in preservation —gnats , wasp s, Vip n-nrl thpi and the like. Mr. Talbot Baines Reed admits of henialttlih,- and , the actionarsfci nn orof narcotics and alcoholic drinks on the nervous system. The book - that he has admired tra gedy from his * earliest abounds in practical /hints on the formation of ( ______. _ _ -- -^ _ _ _ . — — - —— — days and^ describes &M ^^ AM 9 ^ , ' My^^ Firs t Trage dy, ' whilst habits , and to the descri ption of each organ is Mr. Bennett teaches lads how to keep ' Sea appended an account of its most common ¦ ¦ ¦ Anemone— — — -.— - — s—- as-^ — — -^ Pets.— — — — — ' The— — —^_i ^-^ ^^— ^^—n ¦ wev — ^^^ have^^--- —^—^r ™ ^^_ ~ some^r^~^ ^^" *^^^-^»^^— ^^^^ diseases , accidents , &c, an ¦ ¦ « ¦¦ i ¦ ¦¦ — — ^ ¦ - ¦ - ^h ¦ ¦ w ^— ¦ ^^^^^p h ¦ -m»- ¦ ¦ and¦ — ^^ .H -^^r^rm a^"^^^ brisk^^^ i ^^^ little paper"^ ^^ H— ^ ——' , by Miss Joyce-^^- ^^^ -^^ ,v on^^ ^ ^a ¦ are *>fcXA ^^ / «k>a> Jk >^ ¦^^ frontisp iece, ' A Greek Maiden ,' are very , at- usefult* kl V JU lAA phrasesW*J JL. A A %^Ut^»^y *^M, and an»i^J*. J^ ingenAAAwk X* ious«^ m.^ ' th** »^^^ oug ^^ C^ h not«^ »* tractive. always successful attempt to give the exact English equivalent for French sounds, are the ; The Jul y number of OornhUl opens w ith the "h j chiefp.Viipf cjiaractensticsri j i.rj i.n.f -.prisf.i r».s of thifhift s handhanrl yv litlittlfttle book firstui»u fivej uvc> chapterviii.a. pucu.0 s of\jx. Mr.xrxx . Jao ebii mes ico Payx a>y n 's& noveluu v cij for 'to uri sts an d travelle r s ' who hav e wandered * The Burnt Million. ' The scene is laid in the out of their depth . Old C6urt Suburb , and the story makes a, Fro m Messrs. Bemroso & Sons.— • Glean ings lively and promising start. from many Sheaves. ' This littl e volume con- I tains upwards of six hundre d aphorisms of very In jbhe Maga&me of Art a series of papers unequal value. The compiler terms them all on ' Art Patrons ' iri begun , and My. Herkom er • thoughts of be'avty,' but that is a generous descri bes and in part illustrated the * music- «_>^ rc«UL *" -'& «**x->* verdictVCIVAJLUV whiY¥ 1U chVU we*¥ ^5 areO/I O notilV/W prepJ^JL aredV^v* altogetherfcw» *-< toWV play ' at Bushey, which was recentl y given ' endo rse. Many ofat these sayings are wise, and some und er hia ausp ices. There are mome charming >=, arefh- A otherwiser»f.Vi p.mvift p ;? a.fr. tVithep. samenamft timetimft thothe sentimentRftntimfint. . Kb ^W -m^t 4M^d% /V mmmw- mmi *mw — mm -^ ^™—» m bi mw- mr ¦ ^w « ^b ^b^- ¦ bbv «^ w -b»f- mmm -m^ m -mr bff m w ™ " ""^ft "^ ^ "^f- ^^ ¦ ¦ ^f- ^^ ^~ prove that the-^^ Priory^^ of^ ff * Kefojos was designed"-^f- f ^ ^ thing in the shape of variet y 6i play hietf been by Rap hael , and that the same great master precluded ; what movement ^as taken pliice in ¦» ¦ ¦' -mm-y ¦; not only painte d for it two altar-pieces , but *~^ecent^bV X-/>•**^> ^ ^^ W years_ W VllT ¦ Ib7 hasb ***** " ^* 3>een1«*f^ ^^ ^^^ F ^, ^ in^* » 1 short^»^ — , distinctlj — — yw ¦ ~ L mm mm* mm, - m\ m\ ¦ . * *B * ¦ A . tfft " ' ' , % V ~^^^^ ¦¦ "^F 1 ~^»~ ~-»^^ *^"~ ¦ ^^^ 1 *^w ^^^ ^» ^"^^ ^^"~ —^^^^ F " ^^r ^— —^^~ — — *"~ ^^ —~ — also designedmr ^^^K ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ the^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^™^ beautiful^^^^ ^^^ ^""^F ^^"^™ ^F^ ^F» ^^^F ^^™» ^^^ tablets*^"~ ^^r^F* "^P in porcelain*^^F retrograde , and it is in the hope* of arresting Ji» ^ ¦¦» — ~ ~ V«4k M w»"—w ra p ¦—' ^^ - - — — .— ¦"— ¦— and pottery ware Mrhich adorn its walls. With thisVMtJ-t ^ declinei i b> ^ ii ^mT m M r » T_J ^ in^^ b* an« important^^ ^ branch^— -"^ of the | art what success the case is argued we must leave of self-defence that the presen t; voluine has m^fT -^ rmmm^ alb mm, %, m yW»««F» -"^ ¦ ^ —• /—- — -f- — — —" to experts to decide. There can , howeve r, be been^^ tm written.» ^ W^&Afl Captain^f»«» ~^ mt Wf^ Hntton^1W^^ —— — B»> — is inclined to little divergence of opinion as to the jbeauty of discard the clumsy weapons in vogue in our mt^mW mmt^WmWk^">* Ffc ™^^ lt^T ^F^B> f^NfIw ^If * ™mm> ^ mr ^F* T «JB^^^^>B^^^^— mm' i — - -*- . ^ — — —»~ — — —— the works of art described , which are faith - English«^f*^» b1f> schools^Vf ^^B ' m^mmml ^^T mW ,M and^** V^b^» he re commen^^ ds the use of mMmt ¦ ^^r - ¦ h -~ -™r ^— fully^— ^—^^^ A g reproduced^^ ^^ ~^^ —— — ~^^ -^ ^v byf^f* » photograp¦ ™ ^^^^^ ^f* ^— -^^ ^^ ^—— fm^ hy.^^^^ _y ^ The^^ ^-^' ^^^^^ -^^ illtfstra— —^^v ¦ •»- — ^ ^ w f - a light sabre , similar " to those employed on the ¦¦ ¦¦ -m WaAih ^akA ¦¦»¦••»•' ¦)• ¦ ¦ -^f-— -r- — — tions, the two altar-p ieces, are most beautiful. Continent.m^ ^^^ b ^ %f W He,m H T_ describ¦"V«W ^^ »*« ^^ ^ ^to •*«^ es a number^b>f1b> ™ - ' »^ of-^ more' or They represent (i.) The Blessed Virgin appearing less difficult movements of the sab re both in *^^^» ™ —^^ ' « ¦ ^^P ^F F"^^F"^^F^^"^^^ ^^ ¦ -^^ ^w^^^ FJ ^^f* ^^^^v ^^^^B ^^F*^^v ^^r-^^ f^v^v ^^v -^ ^m B^F^^^ ^"^^^ ^> ^^.^ ^^* ^ ^^F ^^^^^ " " ^^F ^B^^^.^^ ^^v^v^F ^—^ to St. Anthon^ y of Padua , and (ii.) The Last attattack ack and defence , anaand hisnis remarks are Supper. Besides these fche reader will find "^ rendered still more clear by the numerous mmw ¦> mtr ^f»"»»t • f^BA *V*HB WW^mf^mr^tkW #¦•¦»» ¦ m ~-7— w ¦> ' — — — — of pr •*" • ¦ ** T **^ —" ^ ^ ^ * ^^ ^ ( views the iory itself , and the chaining plates accom pany^/ th£ text. ^ The use of • which ^ _1 _ ™ r am . . • ' ¦ " ¦' - wooaland scenery in which it is embowered \the~ sabre as agai nst the bayoneta* and othera** UU^Ja vo Cfcxc The?volume is full of interest for artists , arc hi- pointspUlli UO ofUlv int1U LCXCQV erest to1>U militarJLU.XA XUO.jL yj r vySW/studeHts are tects, and arc haeologists. Messrs. Sampson ,' explained with the skill of an accomplished hb Low, Marston 6c Co. are the London agents . expert.^w ^^^^ v^ ^mr «^- bF , The^^ BBJ »^»^ ^ vor book¦ ¦¦ ^t tr ^^ - ^^ F ^v treats^^ ^fj * ^F- — ^ — - ™ inr an^ - exhaustive^~- — — — \ manner every aspect of the subject. From Mr. Spencer Blackett .—' Driven before ^^ ^w^^v ^^^^ v ^^^ -^-- -^^r- ¦ ^^r^^^ p^^^ w~^^r ^^ .^^^ ~* mW^ ^p m ^^v ^ ^^^ ^^"^ ^V ^^^ ^v^^ ^^f^ ^^^^^ ^^^F ^^V ^^^^^* ^F^ ^f ^^^^^^^^B ^V^^ ^F^^^^ ^^^ ^^B ^^F" ^r ^^F ^VB^ m m mw m m VBaiFr -m m' ^ - v - ¦ ¦ ¦ v— ^ ^—"—' *--^-' - ^ mWm mm^ m ^^f^f^ v^^fV^bVV ™mW *VJf* 9* ^ M mg m^j W Wm^mW ^bV«^ a ^^^ bvv ^ < the Storm / by Gertrude Forde. A pathetic From^ Mess rs. Dean^^^ m & Soil.—^ ' Town and Sea- and healthyr love story skilfully told . 3fte side ' C<5old Medal Seriea) . Cheery rhymes for > •%..- \# *l ml %*• W'- ^-mWmm-mr -IP-. « V -VafO— interest %* ** »a^ |>JV^BVF-yy m*. mm*•**• +* , **- ** ** ' *-** J **J** — " centres §n a handsom e brunette , a J nuccterpus well- ttie youngsters^ , illustrated by VFV ^F- F« — I HFH ^-^F^ ^^^HM WV~~-JV|F^>^H F ^ ^^ FB H ¦ I ^— PP V IBTW ^F ^V^ •¦# Ffl younM J g English . squire , and*^* a wonderful^ ^ ^F^* ^HF^ ^F^V '^F ' ^^ ^PiVJfe ^^ dog«> ^HF VB& .V A*^ ^PF. executed eoloured pict ures , of both .ordinary 7 ^^^ mmmw ^mv m^mr ~ ' ™ ™ ~^^ ¦ ¦ ™— -^^ — bevere trial , enough almost to , crush any and^¦F^p ^k^H *B^^ ^ exciting~mmmw ^aa> ^^F' mm my F^v aH^^ V TAl^B scenesfwjf ^b]v ^bIv^^f^bp ^B^ fv^f in^bvb^b the^f* streets^ ^^^ -^v ^r ^^^ -^v 01^ f ^ ' . London woman's heart , separates the lovers for three and on the seashore. It shows a wonderful ad- years ; but at last the cloud disappears , and all vance on the children 's picture-books : -of even — ' ~—^» -^-—*— - —- "- -^--^ W^F- Mm ^ ^^F—^^F » '^ BF^^ -mr ^F^ »" ^Ffl ^B ^-^^ FB^F« ^V"BV^ W ^^a^V ^F ^ "^F » ^M ^F V^f W ^* ^ ^^ ^^ ^» mW ^"" ^F*» ends happ ily. Althoug h marked by.^ little ten years ago . originality in plot or treatment the story * runs Fro m Messrs. Field & Tq.er.—' Baby's BecdT d,' smoothly and will prove entertainin g reading vbIfbi ^ mw bfj FBI ¦ I ¦ w ' ™ ^* my ^B ^ mr «/ tmWm ^amtm ^^ m^ ^mr HaaVF* ^ ffiVJ ^mrm* wm^ V^BJF^ ^v^ ^^ ^^" ^r ^F> ^^ ^ v by^ R. I. W.^ This is-unique as a . record. The to * thosem whose taste leads them to avoid more ^h * hA tm* mi ^^B ^ p ^k _ ^ ^ >, f'• auth or has evidentl y noticed the eager interes t highly-spiced class of fiction. with which • the baby ' is surroun ded, and has pro- ¦ ¦ ¦ ~ ^ ™ .^^ v Bb ^if-w ~^r ¦ ^ ^ b^ b^^ i^^^ bjf * awmmmmm ^f*f^^ mm- ^.v ^^^mww p^f7 a. ^^ v ^^^fbbv fw ^^^^f ^B^K ^^^ fv^v bjf^^ ^ ^ v ^fi^f^^^ ^f" '^^^v ^^^^^^^^ ^^f^f __ F ^ ~~ "^» ^ ^^^^-^ » ^ — ™ ^F^^»- V^ ^F^ ^F^ ^F/^ Ff^Fr -^ F ^ ^IHHFJ ¦ ^hv ^V *F» ^^*W F«P ^^ FK ^ ^P> » » V m^^ in ^ From Messrs . David Bryce^^^ & Son, Glasgow. — yided in this book blank pages^ which many • Woman in Health and Sickness ,' by Hober t particulars about an infant may be noted , such Bell, M.D. The autho r of thi s handbook is as place of birth , name , early incidents , foods , mM -» ¦ ¦ ^F^W ¦ ¦ ¦- ¦ ¦ ~ ™ ^mw — ^m ~^^^ ^f mm F fmm*^ "^^~^ w^Wt mmi ^mr m^ m mm <^^^ F> *j v^vv^ ^F» '^f»' ^f 1 '^f^^ ^^m •^F»r ^.~" ^^mr ^ ^^^^"* ^ ¦ b ^^^ -^- . ^h '^^ f i — w —'^ » ~~ ' — — " ^ ^^ ^J ^^ *^^^ ^V ^^ ^^ ^(f ^ »»^" »F.BF FT ^F^ B^V ^F>^V ^Br ^BMB ^^ f^ ' W ¦•» ** «tf bT^VP ^ ^ , favourabl y known by^^ a previ ous volume written weight and growth , dates of sicknesse s, tee^h on somewhat similar lines, entitle d • Our education , amusements , &c. If mothers filled Children : How to keep them Well.' In these up and preserved this record , it would be the page s Dr. Bell seeks to explain t he significance source -of much curiosity when their childre n of certain physiological chan ges, an d also to came of age. ^ impart informati on , by means of which the From Mr. Alexander Gardner , Paisley and beginni ngs of disease may at once be detected. * A number of valuable hint s for simple treat - fiondon. ^* The Bibles of; England / by Andrew fv -^^ - m —r ^f mr—m-mm. mmmmr a »nf w . ^ b ^ — n V ¦**** ~ *0 ¦ * ¦ T I1j» ^rfT a KK w -vaF " — — — -~ f^ y ^ _**^^ *** * • ^* _T ¦ M ****** ^ 9 ^ s ment at various stages of life are given Edgar , D.TX The object which Dr. Edgar seek , and to accomp lish in this book is, in his own words , ¦¦ ^Fr — w ¦ — ^v ^f^ ^ r ^rm ^m FUBi ^ mm mmrmr w V T« ¦ ^" . ^mmm ^mr mm1m WM* Adit m the' ~ chapt er on the^ laws of^m^ healthJmm ' contains^b^F ^ ^b^B ^^^" V^k 4T f\W\M aWmrU to give a plain account for plain people of the good deal of sound advi ce on pra ctical hygienics. * ¦ ^~ ^~ "* ~~^— ^^v ^ ¦ »m ¦« B» fib v ^IV ^Bk Pb ^ r ~ mmmr mmi ^bj ^ f^>^^ hbk f^ ¦ ¦.. -^ ' — pri ncipal ver sions^"^ ^mW fI*^^ P ^f* of^ff * b^h the*> ^B^Fk ^ . ^ BibleI^Hf^^ f*b in^^^^ .^ ^ Eng™ "B lish.' From Messrs. Cas tiell & Co., Limited .— * An Many questions accordingl y are ignored which ¦ ¦ ¦ II ¦ ¦ F| ' ' — — " — ~~^ ~- — "^ ™ B I ^^ -^~ ^— — —•— ^^^ ¦ F^F- B ^ff * *M^«F«J B^» BH^ ^i^ V » W- f^.P*J» ^^< .J^ aVJb ^^B American Penman ,' by^ J ulian Hawth^^ orne.* V This^^ F&Jk 1^% ^ students of Hebrew and Greek are accustom ed I — ^^^ ~^ ^ i -^^ ™ "^mr m^mm* .^F^^F" ^F» ^^ BF^BPFJf BJ r«T ^FF^B ^B» ^B^fcF^^ B^BI V PFB^ Bl ¦ ^FF/ ^B ^^ w ¦ f -^-^^ is a cheap edition of Mr. Hawthorne 's vigorous to discuss at length^^^ ^mW ^^^^ \W^^% ; but Dr. Edgar^P^ ^P has^ donv ^ e and fascinatfascinatin in g romance.romanftG. A wholesalewh o1p>r«.1 <=» scheme«.-'ViPim ** good service in devoting no incons iderab le of robbery is unea rth ed and nipped in the bud , . portion of his space to the circumstanc es out of mm -mw vfv m- -^fp ¦ mr fmb ^ -— — i » —- —~™ — -v •—-— ff~ --mr a—, v- —. mWT* »»F ^rB» ^» w *" <** - - —-' ¦"" '— -~^ " - ^F^ ^B^ ^ BJ F-^ ^ -^mr fHB ^^ f- «h ^ ^v ^f.1 fif * .¦ » ^B^ ^»^B»fbjf F^ ^ ¦f ' «w '^^ ' ' ¦ m~ m vaBi ^^pr ' ' chiefl y t rougy% ™ ^ '^^ %^^ " ^.** "* #^ * * * ^^^^ % ^^ U in ^ h h the foresight and vigilance of which the different versions of the Bible a New York police-inspecior . Love-making E nglish arose . He describes the manner in which t ^ f' f— ^^ J ^ J ^ ^" ^ ^^ ^^ » ^" »^f » ^ ^^ f»^b mmr ^mr ^f> m^ ^bi * ^** ^b ^ fMfbj ^f^f * fIW ^W* fV^^ ^ buppl ies the lighterC^I touches^ f for^^ ^b » V^^ ^'^^f ^ ^ h T B aft * P ^ n dissatisfa ction with one version , led to the pub- _. the tory _ s _ ._ . The "» «* m^ m. * descri pt ive pass ages of the book ar'* e fully equal lication of anoth er , and he helps the reader to to some of the aut hor 's best wor k , whilst the understa^^ ¦ ™ ~" '"^ "" ¦ ™ '^ ¦ ¦ndIf ™ ^ somethingT^V ^.^ F^^FI^i^F ^ ^F 7 BF" B^N*. FV ^FVHK at»F»F VfefV least^1^ V^ ^|F-BPVhF* WM* 1 of^mT Fl«BJ the^»» .F»*1B ^>T unwearieV « Fl W » ^IF'^F^^"^ F"" ^^ d easy and clever development of the plot car r ies scho lars hip and critical research which duri ng the reader on without a moment 's drowsi ness a space of five hundr ed yet*rs have been un- towards an exciting climax. v grud gingly devoted to the * perfection • of the Q Fro m Messrs . "William Clowes & Sons, English Bible.' reat care has evidently been 4 taken by Dr. Edgar to render this impressiv e ¦~™~ — ww»»» -w^a. -^ . r—» ~v-^»j ¦»• JL. Limited' .— Cold Steel,' by,/ Alfred*•»*-* V^^* HJL uttUUVV/lJI onj, tUateL\^ A 0mt wm mm m A m ** l_ V 1* m ^ ^ -~r rmw mw 1 mmt mi Captai n of King's Dragoo n Guards . 111ms reco" ^^ ^mr rd¦ m ^m-mt both^*r "™ "^ clear^kp* * ¦ ^f^f- bif ^ andm ^pmi ^.tf ^B interestingA dfcrf^ WIfT mmf *mmi ^bf* ff#* ^f* bf! FBiBflMk to«F> ^bv^ non-scha»^*>* V^ fMBB VIf~ ^Hf ^ fb- " o^^ - - lasti c minds, and the result is a per manen t and ———— — --¦ -—— . w i . -vw-»^«^ ¦¦ ! ¦ ¦»«¦ ¦ ¦ i trated. Captainjw» Hutt»*•> ^f - fts onvr has^k^k«FF%IWr ' writtev • <*. Jk V K/^J&JLn ' aC4J tho roughly practical tr eatise fascinatin g addition to a comparatively untrod- on the sabre ^ in den field vw «h or histor ical inquiry. ¦ -w which* - '— -~- he— —' explain-—- j- - — " ¦— — f»»b.»b s ^ in••••* a lucidk*»^f">--^ .^ fashiona m^ r*s^ F^ a> »^-»»%.& thewju ^ f f jp,j^j ji ^ i A mVk ¦% -m m \ mam* — _ whole art of swordsmanship . He maintains that Fr om Messrs. Wells G ar dner , Barton & Oo.— - - — — — — . ^-b.— — -m—w- —.»- ¦. ¦—-T - , t--bi-»-^*- ^ - ¥» ~*--«^- % *- fV **'#.av--' Pk ^* . VIWM.V \JMm\J * ¦ -B^fV «!¦# whilst dexterity - ^^ "~" Fi ' « '^F* FF^FVFVT —FW -^ ^Bl ^ |f ^ ' ¦* V W « ^Ff|«BB ^VBV F*^ WJ. BIfM. ^BVJ»*VB *«#? V*4V ^^F f,^ BFFF> ¦ " the * <*\^B ^ f ^b^ ia use of the br oadsword • Divine Entreaty : Lent Lectures^^ on God'^^ s Ap- has increas ed rap idly in milita ry schools on peal to Man / b\y the Bev. H. Oourteney At wool, T — . —— ¦ -T— T^——— —mm,mmma ^ ->fW •»•¦•« «¦ W the Contine nt ^"^ ^M «^^* db W »*m VAb^Vf^ dur ing the presentMT century, ^ the M.A., M. Dl A seri es of . plain an 4 practica l progress in Eng land lias been extre mely slight . discourse s deal ing chiefly with, the difficulties — , ^_J— i , . ; , , - „ 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; " '' i : '' - ; " ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ~ ¦ ¦;¦ ¦ -• ¦ ' ' ¦ •;¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ f ; . v'* ;^? ' ' - - '' -yy- ' :^^ ;r/ -^ ^ "^— ' ¦ ' " " • ' " ' ; ' * c ' - . ' • • • . ' • , • . • • • • .. •:¦ . . "V.*..: > v y -aV . . ^ ,,Jw| jigi- j **t:*j * *$$. a ^&^ j ' ' . ^ .a ^ MMM ^ Maa daMaaliMMa ^ kMiaaMABakaMa ^^ - anaaaaa—aM I 'Ill I ¦ ———»— ¦»p--P» ^ P»~«P-»» -.yP»»PP-P»»»-»»»»B>,p«B and naval instructor on poard H.M.S. Zion— stantial^f^H— ^^ ^p»" -~r ^^^-^^pw V ^ ^ » ^^F" ^" » ^^^ merit^^-^^^^^^^ ^• ^P* i ^^ ^ ^— than^^^ ~^~~— r- ^P» ^^ ^^^P »*P * Hey^"^^^^^"^^^ -^^ « wood^ «T ^^P' ^^» ^^ 's»^^»^ National ¦ " ^ ^— ^ ¦ ^-^-^^^ —— ^^_ Atlas.h -^— —w- I p — ^ ' bbb ^p ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ¦ b^ ^"^ ~~ —~~ *bp~ ^^p~ ^*^r' *^™^^ ^^b"^ p."bbb^ pbbbb» 1 ^^ ^™ W w ^bbbb p ^^^^ bbbbb ppmWbb * b1 ^«b^ 1 bb ^bj ^ — Vb* ^^^b^b> b^b^b" ™B»bb attempts to suppb^^™~ l^t^^ l^^^ ^^My seamen^^^^ ^^^ ^^B who have not had It contains thirty -two careful ly drawn and deli- the advantag e of a theoretical educat ion with catel y coloured maps , and the information which ™ va^Br ^p^* ^^pb ^^ ¦¦VA ^¦p*"^ 1"' ¦ i ^g ^^*^^ ¦r^B' ^W ^^^p^ ^P^^p 1 ^^p^ ^^ ^^ ^B^ ^p ¦¦ p« " ¦ w ™ ^^ ¦r~^^ ^^^^ ^^^ a book explanat ory of the princi ples upon is given^pv*B^B ^^ ^ ^^^^ ^>w is^^^ w^B> thoroughl^^* ^B^' ^^^ ^^^ ^^V^p> y up to date. * The^^^^^^m ~^^r maps^ of which the rules of practical seamanship are Africa, Canada , India , and Russia impress us based. He justl y stat es tliat for this class of as being exceptionall y well done . The atlas men the existing text -books) give either too is provided with a careful index , in which the much or too little . 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Hurst & Biackett. — ' Doctor Life fervour which met in the ministry of a man of Glennie's Daughter : a Story of Real ^ Mby_ great int ellectual gifts as well as of spiritual B. L. Farj eon . ^Vlr. Farjeon has . wri t ten a insight and imaginative grace q£ style. powerful novel which is chiefly concerned with rif^ «¦» WV bV. I ^ IV «^ BB^ BB IM ^ VBpT- BB BJVBk Bpr BIP-B- -B—-V PBBP — W V VAbI *^^ AbVAV "«^d& *^^ J |_f^ ^ ^ *^ *A ^ «*¦*>*** . |B> painfu l aspect^ ^ s of life. It is a pity,^ From the same.— ' The Uses and Triump hs of the more l^>4p •¦ -VbV «Jl ¦Hh B^"^ > «B IB* A «A ¦ ^B ¦ ^ ^b*^ A A*B-pBi * the Mathematics ,v by V. E. Johnson , B.A. There is however , that the story is marred from V_^ BBB —' B^ BVfttf ^^ ^^ bVbB ^ 'J^ J^ bW *B^^ V ^BBBBjtfBf m, > ¦¦««¦ "W ¦ ¦• g W B^^ « *<* BB> — BB| B BIB | * BB- ^B- ." ^- ^P- W - — -BP- certainly a place in literature for a book of this commencement by^ the very^ improbable cir- character. 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Bk A ^ A ^Hk ^B ^ B^ ^ A knownlr r.rti\ 'n andnnr l carefullnfl/rofullvy-compiled .fiomrilled volvolumeume , of which booklet that will be welcomed by soldiers , from Messrs. Ant hony & Co., of New York , are the B^ p- —BBBPB to the experienced vet eran . It B« the raw recrui t PT, j- B^B ^ ^B^ ^B, - *BJ V «.. B^^ Bf | BB ^^ —B| Bi Bi ¦ B — — B> 'P- —- —— -BB- I P P» ^^ " ' " '^ ptfkppV ^4" pjp *^B# •¦• fM V ^^^^* l J^bV., p B^ p g | | ^^ ^ J America n publis hers . 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The story- of the early family, and Millison becoming so captivated ie with a widowed daughter as to renounce the troubles and successes of Charlie and Magg ^ ¦¦V ¦¦V ~>v Ferrolbbbbp ^bp 1 paw ^bp> ^^ ^^ ,pj the^ pr bpppbp "^bb" orphan^psr ^^ ¦bw ^^^^^p «1p ^^ " bbpbbb * darlings"^ " p^»^^ pbb "^b ^^v^^ ^v pb* ^ pj ^ Bh ' of^B"" ^^^ a^"™ ^ drowned" ' ™ — — — — — priesthood to rnanry her. 0ae of theinmost a • ••» ¦-» • • ¦ •> *m am •-¦ ¦ • ¦ 41 • ¦ "* ¦ a • is an characters in boo^ ol^L nurse striking ' youthful devotion, — _ A ' f .^Bk^^ '' BBt A^ ' 1 ^ 1' ^A ' captain . Kindly deeds and ^^ t^hef ™"^^ ^^- ming^^- -^v ^p^^— ^ BBBH led^^— -^P' >^P-^W withw » ^^w ^P- ^^^^^ a^v^ vein— ^ B* ^ B* PBB^BPV of^BB^ BBiV humour^^^^™ ¦^^pr^^^^P^^^"' -^- ^PB^^V ,^ B/ are—^P ~P^ consp™ "^"~ ^™ ¦ w m™- icuous- — — of Cameron Joye—a Suffolk womair—lin. yrhom ~^BJ -"BIB" BBJP HPBBJ -^V^ » » » " — ^¦T^ BBBl ^^ ^PV ^B»^ -^ ^ B BP "^ ^^^ ^»^ ^ p^ » "^ , ^ ^ . — — I ™ ^ throughout the book. After sundry vicissitudes are blended strong will, shrewd sense,^ quaint the children find a.comfortable home at an humbur, and witlml a true and simple piety. WP ^ BBB BV B^V PPB "^^ ™^^~ ) asy^BV*BT ¦ lum,^^ VPBBPBV for^" P ^BflB sailorsBV*^ ^BF^ ^B1 pB ^~ -PpW .BBB BBP ' /I orp^RBP' hans^^P ^ ^^^ ^P^^» "^^ in 'the ^™ ¦ ^»~ north^^^^^^ -v~ of The'Authoress shows, however, a very common h h f l wit some ases o English the lack'ofJ acquaintance p l concludes _ ^_ * - ' ' land. The writer fitting ' : Eng _ . ^p^pb **K \ 9 . . bbb^ y — ^ . ^ «^ *" •>* book with an appeal to her juvenile readers' religious life when she says, ' The excellent sympathies on behalf of the little one$ whose woman, although a Methdoist, possessed a fathers have gone down to an ocean grave. T catholicity of spirit reaj ly wonderful in anyone brought up on Bunyan and Baxter.' Methodists *^ p" ^ p ¦ ¦ — — » T ^v^^v ^^r ^-~^^^^^^p *^"-~ ^^^^^*~ h 1 h —. ^^bv^^^h ~^^v ^ § ^ h^ ^t ^^ ^p^ p^ ^^ ^^^*^ ^"B^^ ^^ PP» ^^"^ ^^™^^^ ^^"^ ^ B/ ^ g From the same. * u s Notions,' by^^ Mrs. Btt P tt' " ^P* ^^ —• "W ^l jb j a * «¦ .^ * m **^ m ^ •*» ^bT^TJI ¦ Charles Hervey (Sandringham Library). Four are^BF ^^ P^w ^BBP not^¦^P ^BBI ^BB^ ^BB' brougPBP ^p ^ ^B' ^PB^p ^P ^pBL ht^"^^^^" " up|W ^J^^~ on^^P^ ^^^^^^^ Bunyan^^^^^^ ^^ ™ ^ ^^m ¦¦ ^— ^^— and™ ^ — — ^"^ Baxter— ^ _ - ^ ;^Bm and— ^^ ™ ™ ^"^ « if they were, their catholicity of spirit would ' ^ B ^ '^^ BBI - ^ p. r ¦- •- ^» Bri B^ ^^ -^^ " » P ^ ^^ r W ^^ ^"^ ^^^~ ^P^ ^"^ P^**^ ^^^ BHpBJWWpB P "^ ^pP^p P^PB^ B/ ^^ < ¦ "^P" -»- ' ™ stories," ^ supposed^f^ W^* ^ ^ to be narrated by^ * the Gar- «¦ _ « BB^^ BbBf _M A •• SBJ . L « ^fe d * ¦ , I B-l JhJ BB BH ^ BB^ > 'be apart jtiom dener/ < the Girl,' the Young Man,' probably strengthened. But School ' such trifling flaws, the story is very pleasant ' the Widow,' an$ « Somebody Else.' They are and readable , ¦ ¦ - . "Sad < unsengtational, written in a chatty style, \ ¦ ¦ 1 ¦ -' marked by a great variety of incident without ^ ^^^ p^^^ B' '^^^^^ ^^^ ^ BW ^*^^^ ^^1^ ^'^ P' BpV ^^^p^^ ^ b^ ^V ^W^ ^^^P^^Bi^ ^PP^^^ ^ P^r^^^^ ^^^ ^^ BBB>^^^P ^ B'^ p ^BBB^ ^^P^ V ^p^ , * ^^^^ ^ PP' ^^ v « < ^b^^v ^^^ ^^ 1 h From Messrs. Macmillan & Co.-^r * Schwartz,^ ' any attempt at elaborate plots. Each story * Young Mr. Barter's Repentance,' bulldog carries with it a sound moral. The book and Butterfly,' ' Julia and her Borneo,' t>y D. reflects considerable credit on the writer's > Christie Murray. Second edition. Clever and descriptive powers, but fails to kindle the entertaining stories, distinguished by fidelity reader's enthusiasm or to sustain unbroken to nature, and lit up by genuine linmour and attention. sympathy. The romantic and tragic JjLstory of poor ' Schwartz,' a grizzly canine crossbreed of From. Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston & Co.— *«k ^ B^ BH B1H ^ ^K ^^ H ' BH ^h A BJB . A SpI b% m ' The has~^v practicallyBT~^ B^v ^- -w ^BP . - ^ ^^ » ^BP~ ^^>^v ^^ ^^m P/ discarded^^- ^m BP* B^^ ^BP' ^pP^BT ^BB ~^p ~VBI ^ ^^^B> herBBBl^^ "^^ ^^ sonBb> "^P " ^^«BBf to^B> ~^pT dote^BP^B* ^pp ' ^BP* ^T upon^BPVBl B^ ^ ^^b ^ ^B^-«B with' that artistic skill which Mr. Murray at a dog. The freaks and foibles of this pampered his best never fails to exhibit. little brute, upon whom the Countess von Kron- f ^^ ~ — ^P^ ~ ™^ ^^ •^T^B JBJ P"' ^^^ "^P ^ » ^ ^^^^ B ^ '^ ¦^ p-'^P T- «f ^^^^ ^^^ P* ^^'^ ^^ *^" *B» ^ PBJ ^PB BB«Bppf *hpr SH *^PT W From the same. -^* Bobbery^^ ^ pk M under Arms/ by f— els—^ — — —~ makes ¦ " ~— ^ — ^^ —^^^ all^^ ^ ¦ ¦ —-^— her^^— — - ^^^ ^b^v househ^^^—^^ ~^^r -^"^^ «^ r ^^^ -^^r^^* old^m^r- ^^^p ¦¦ ^^ waitw w ^B^^B 1 ^^i^ ^B^ ,^PJ are^B"^BP^ ^^^ *^P^ described^^^^" ^PjB' ^"^B" ^BB' ^^^ "^^ ^^^ ^^P" ^*^^» Balph Boldrewood ; • Wessex Tales,' by Thomas with dry humour. Count Hugo is at heart a ^ — ^ —~ — ¦ PB ¦¦ «¦ Hardy;^J W * Nei^ ^ ^^ P^ ^g "^"! hbours^P^ ' ' f on^P ' ^">BI^ theP"B- ^^^^ ^^^ Green^BB FV •¦• "^*P * ^IP^ ^P*"^ ,P» ' b ¦ B| f MrsSBHWBBTIbM P^ P" .BJ pfe y ^ ph. ^ h _ _ A ^^ _^^ _ ^ p. noble fellow, and the audacious cynicism upon Oli^ phant^k ; atfd * A London^a Life_^^^ ,'^ by^k Henry. !I ¦- ¦- ~ -¦- ¦ ~ his^^ li——ps is^^ ™ cont^ ~ | ^^™—' ^^ i^ nually^^^^^ ^"^ -^» ^ ^'BBBl W contradicted^^p ff ^ B1 P^^^ '^P SPBI ^IP^^Bf ^IP 1^ '^fcp ' ^1* "« pP ^BP^pB bB"^P^ y» lrindlB^^^^ ^^BBB^riBB/ ^BB^B>^^ yW James. No four novels could well be more deeds which give it the lie. The manner in P^"~^^ — ' — — — ~ — — — — 1 ¦ — — - h ih ¦ — ^^ ¦ ^ ¦ ^BV r ' ' ^^ "^^ ^^ ^^ ^P*^"^^ ^^^ ^^^^^» ^ ^BB^ ^^^^ ^^^ B|P » ^^^^ VJTV r*^ ^^ unlike than the above, bufc they^ have at least which new interests and fresh hope came into one characteristic in common, and that may ¦ ¦ »¦¦« ^ ™ ™ ¦¦ ^w^^ ^ " ^^ i^ B/ ^ "— — T— — ^r —-¦ ~—' P^^ —PBTT^p- « BIVp ^ -and revised one-volume edition. This is an ever^—' - -^ — comePBl -^ ^^— ^ ^» acrois.•• BJ ^^pP ^^ -P—' ^ Mr.pi I I IB p*B* BB HardyVBbpB*WBJ^»l BV W 'sBBpP' * WessexB/ B/ -^b T P^^ | ^ p ^p ^^^ BJ Tales¦*/» ^^ "B ^ B^# ,« ' interesting story of two young English people thougi *fl* h^ unequallaa in meriA.t , willask •¦ not ¦ disappoint^ a a ¦ who,. for veryverv differentdiflFfirPin t reasonsrftai -ioTia-, hadb ar! resolvedTftsnl vftH those who appreciate vivid descriptions of »^ P^" ¦ ¦ ~»— -^ — - ~w ¦ —r —^ ~ - ¦ — ^ ^ r S pi ^ ^ P"^P*Pp» to give up the claims of ordinary life and peasant life and^^ ^" I - ~~- ^r poeticBJ^» V ^PP^ ^" "^^ pp transcri^ ^ p ^^ ^V I ^p Bi^ p"^P ptsPF^^' ^"^ PPjp from^^^ ^^ tap ^PPI^P P^B. nature^^ BJB W BJp) ^B^^ . go into seclusion. Cameron 0oye is a bright, Mr. Hardy contrives to throw a picturesque attractive girlgirl,, who-who has talenttalftnt and meansmfians, glamour over lives which to an ordinary observer ¦ ¦ ~~~ ¦ H ¦ > - P ¦ ¦ -^— ^B^PB IbBBb ^bP ~ but who resolves to train for a Protestant seem^ ¦ ^^^^ ^^^^ hopelessly' ' Vv' ¦ ¦ ^Hp w ^i^ •' dullW« ^—PB PV PH and^^P^P* P«^ ^v ^PT commonp^p* ^fe^ ^^hvBJkHBf. p*J»p1PJ B PJBj^ lace..P* B^^^ ^p ^ * ^Pp P^ 0 Mrs.pBjppB JppBpg P^ PBtf BT ^ ^ *^ PPP"P" ^ PP^ **'"' «*• ¦ ¦" ^P' «*¦ W ¦ ¦ »ypBBBi «BJ piBf pBfla JB, BB ^ pB ^ BB^ bB» »J,b1» V Ti, rppT nursing sister.^^ Millison^ h^ « Methold*. ^^ «/-W ^ ^ bvT P*V% isp the^^ H ^jT sonW*S ^P*^ «P" PVb Oliphant's * Neighbours on the Green ' are of a Dean of the English Church, who, iii shrewd and life-like sketches in which pathos " p»p " F »¦ " ^~^^ ^~—* ^ ^ ' ^^^—' vr ^* p~« ^r^^ «r ¦ pi r« ^ ^^HP m^t^m ^wapq pv ajpferv ^BBw *pbi pp p>W «fl1PJP4 ^b p' pb^^pv pB% af ^kav fppBjpb ^^ p ^ ipapp ppT ^^tf'^v consequence of his father's arbitrary treat- and humour - abound. Mr. Henry James^p^r 9^^ is a ment, resolves to enter the Romish priesthood . sort of photographer in fiction who knows TheseJL hese youngvountar peopler>eoT>le had beenhft«n friendsfri«nfl« fromf rnm how to manage the side-lights with-a skilful BP ¦»» ¦ap'"P'^PPI m P B« BBB — childhood ; ' ~~ — — ' ~™ JB -— ' ^ ^—-^-^ -^--^ ^p- I I ^^~*r p^ ^P> II. I ^ ™ P -J- ¦ ¦ l"l "W PPBfPBJI PBPPIJ|p p^ PBT ^p^ t PpBB , [ — BfPB>SBJ PP. ^" but, without pre-arrangement, they hand, and this lends a startling air of reality^J find themselves in a French hotel, each to his pictures of real life. Art and analysis are ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦Bj PBBB 1 — "^^ " "~ ^W^P ^ "^B^ BT ^ V rv ^.pV ^IP ^BT «P T ¦«« ¦ V ^BBa^BB B* H^p.1 BJ ^p «^^ P ^B BT B^ T/ Tf ¦ bT^ H ^p ^0m * ^^ p ^*^r •**> J«V ^ f ^J ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ™ " ^ "¦ ^^» i^ i ^^ l| ^^ P"^ ^^P^ i ™p ^ ^^P^ V^^^P P ^P^ ^» ¦ P ^^» " pa ^^^ ^^ »*-!» •MF^^p p"^ ^" ¦p ^ p r P'-™* BJBP ^ P"PI ^^P^ ^ B ^BJ pn stating for a new vocation. The story^ shows both conspicuousPJ , ; and a dashP^pq of ironyBPfc^Pi " too^p p* B ^ ^^ B" , in | | tf^ how they were introduced to a French famil y, * AA Londontm^mtt ¦¦ Life^^^ia ^ i^^ and* other. BBh Tales.^^^^^ ^m. '^ ,.. " . t ' ' ' ' ' '' ' ' ~ '^^~^^-^^^- ^ ^ ^^ (bP I*—*~— t~-~r -BBBBBBBlTlBBB—B—B.I.M------, , , . ,. - - . - ' . . .11 . ... ¦ — 1_ ^ ; -£ ^ » ™^^™™ ^^^ ™^ ^ ™^™ ^ ™^ ' ^^*^™ ™^^ ^^W^ ™^^ F^^ ^ p ^ pB™B ^ B^wpB ^ B ^ B ^ B ^ B h ^ pPBpBBP ^ ^ ^^pBP ^ ^^^^V ™^^" PTB¦ ^^^ ™^^ T^"^ T^^^ ™^™ ^^ ™^^ ^^ ™^ ^^ ™ "^ ™*W * ^ F^ f - - - ¦ v- ¦ ¦; ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦,:¦ ¦- ' - ¦ ¦ - ¦ ' . - T ¦: ...... - -^^v? ? ' • • - ¦ • ¦ - ¦ ^'7 - -^r ; ^ : :v ;.: ^ r:\'vV /;¦ . ;: ¦*/;< . - ; , V . ^ _ v / «». jpfc .¦¦¦ ~pBpt. pft pkwk. ^pppBppppfc,.>BJhfe • pBMb^ ppp ^ ~ dl ik . .& _ .. . . ^ { jioy *8$# -f JEilblisiiBrfs u (Ocular ?&$ *> ^ From Meaars. Mctr pon & Plairimarioii , Paris.— Derrick Vaugbanhe had ' a touch of geniusin in This "» ^ - \«xa^ -¦¦ l«r ppp"" was let and -- - •-•• ¦• ^ ^ '^ r-pw ^ - . - . « w4V0« - ¦ ¦ " p ^W W pi VB W B/ VJ VW *^sore ^"^ ™" ^B^ ^P» ^^ ^P* ¦ ¦ ¦ ^™ - —'^ "^ " ^^ — ^- ^^^ ' s «tr , c« uv t vx ^t^ ** »»Kf*^ f " Mw r * f ^ hindered ZaCco nefc 1 * ¦ * &£!vares ¦ ^ ' Ms Uii ^s9e- * him ^but SBi ft • Ml _. • L _- . is• a novel_ •— - of incid ent, with plent y? of adventure an pp ^ BBk 1 mystery ,:; One of the personages is * carried nessPPPP.P ^RW PW of^ pr hisPBBfPPIVPJp fatherBl W ^P' ^P"P p» ^Br ,H a^.p *^ bearishir ^ pr ^ip r »-^^ ppbppp ^^^^ — ' old^>- -^^ ^^—- sot.-^— —^ ^ w The¦ off ,' another allows himself to be ¦« carried off' young aspirant for liter ary distinction sacr i- ¦ ' ' - ' • .. _ __ _. Tl . 1 •*"• ^ < . *- s> • 4* - » . *M _. .. s> * Ok ft «a bbi pp^ «pJ» ^ B» r ^p»PJpl Vpp ^ BI ppp» B»PP*P- BHVPW IV BpF ^p» » P^ » W IP " ^ P^ ¦ "^^ —^ | '—- ~~- "" ~"~ in orde r to find where Ms friend is being hidden. ficed^ p all his prospects^tr ^ b^ , for^™ a^^"^ time^ - at {least ,^ A young an d beautiful lady places her life in in the endeavour to shield his fath er ^from ji pp *.pp» peril by ^ pv ^ p pb *B ppB> BVpf V*«p/ ^B*W ^^ p" PPJ» W * p^B. ^ ppr pp.. ^p' PJPJB' vppppj ^^ 'P ¦ ¦ ^ p"pwppp ^ ^ -^»^ " ^ ¦ —^ he^^^ — was- - — cor-—~ — endeavou ___ The result was tha t ring.to^ **^ ¦ temptation. _ _^ secure the release of a captive ¦ Bi , friend4b. A ph . A- black chamber , a cellar , an dially hated for his pains , and had the pleastira assassi nation and a flight help to form the of seeing one of bis precious manuscri pts pp ^w b.pppppw ^ —~ — v ^_>~_i ~ ^ pp pwp>^p p* ^ p. ^ V W ."^.. p1 ^p* ^ p^~ ^ p^ ^ p ^ r p^>ppp>pp.v ^p.r pv pipp^ ^^p^ ^p> ^^^ ^^ ^p » m backgroun d of a story Which will beguile the thrown into the fire . • Derrick was by^ no tedium of a railw av;journeyv mean s a muff , and the patience and self- repressio n which he exhibited under , very — — ¦ ¦ — —- —— ^— — vr .p — —. h — -^w «¦¦¦» ^ bv . «¦_> bb» j .bj-bi ^ b» f-kPua* >^-" » From Messrs . ^^ Af •"" ¦•. ^^ • «*WW^^*>p—V^p ™• Mason•¦ & Pa yne.— * The Roads of ^w ^^ ^ft ^ r^ r^* >bj a j ^ a M ,¦_ p-p—p—pi __>, ^ 1 pVPWIBk PBJBV PJP.BIBIP.W ^^FV "¦• "¦• TB- ¦ " -»J» " the windings; f- •J ~ ,« " V — . ^ B H » —* ^p- »— ¦ ^P»B1P—¦ •—»^^-^ •«¦> ¦•>*&^»- ^^ —"JB BJBJ—¦ SB 1 - ^ M «¦ ¦ * » ¦ and »^p»^pp^ pp» ^ p^ 1 givesithe mileage of all iPB^ T ¦ P» ^<»p-ppp» -^r ^^ ^pp- *¦ -^^ ^ '^ -—'— ^~ r ^-- — the BJM B> PJp ^pf ^" » ^ '^ pp * ^p ^^P> w*^ ^pp " ^P^ ^¦P' ^^ ^ P" ^P' ^p ^pp' ^^^^P ^ip graduated set of exercises in elementary^ forms main as well as the chief cross -roads of the of ornament , and illustrations of familiar country. Mr. Howard knows the ground inti- objects speciall y designed to meet, the require- mately, and he bri ghtens the tedium of the way ments Of the higher standards in free-hand by animated descrip tions of places of interest drawing. along the vario us rbutes. The volume also con- — ¦ — ¦ — — ^^¦^ ^~ ^ ^^~ — ¦ r -^ r p tains careful maps^ ^ »^" ,^ b ^^^ p^v ^^^ ^^^^ p^- ' ^p^v^ ^ r^^v ^b ^ ^^^ r^r w ^^ ^^ ^r sp^v wm0 ¦¦ ^^^^F ^ p^^^ ^^^^» -a^if^^ ^^P V. WB^ ^.^ anatory clear * ' , and list Expl A The New pBi - p* bk aaa. directionsf — _ _*. _ *K From the same . — ' PJ PJ PPSW ^ p P* ^ ¦' P^ Bf **pv Bt ^ p^ V ~ ^" P»^ P«^ ^P- ¦ —^^ -^ p- ^^ 1 ^ ^^ —^ | — ^ - F of hotels and inns in each town suitable for Headers—No.^ ^ $1/t f^ ^^* In thi s edgJ" "^ hteenpenny cyclists. volume a capital selection of choice passages »^p# ^^^ ppi » ^^ - ¦¦ r —^-— ^» — -^ pp ^ pppk ^ p ^ p "«B*B» pbV^ "^^P *BI ^ ^ B^ » ^ V^Wpi ^p ^ pk*4»^P* «^ ^ p* T P '^^ pb ** — ^ r»p ^•» From the same. "The Handy Route Book. Part from Shakespeare ,J Milton J, Addison ,^ Charles <¦ ¦ — B* - — II.^ ¦ ^B* Middle^m M ^VJ ^BJ 1B1 EnglanBMI ^MM ^A 1 d^^ ,'^ by^ Ch arlesA. Howard.^^ w^M ^^ l*amb , Wordsw orth , Scott , Cowper , Bunyan , &c , will be found. The illustra- ->^^^ ^V 8wift, Byron , ~— — -— ^ — - —^ ' - ¦ V -^ ^MWM ¦ P ^^ -^^-^ ~-~ ^r ^^ ^ ^ F^p -^ ^V W ^¦^» ^» » In"this work ,JJ which' ^^ , though^ -^^' less^^ ^^^ "^^ elaborateH ^^^ ^*F , is P V VT PlPkPP ^ W^V ^^rv ^ Pfe ¦ I ¦ — m m — -— -— ~v ^^ <¦ -^ ^* ^i^ pT Bfe^Pk p^ p T WP^ ^^^ VpV PV W VT "^ pfV ^PP* Vp**PJft V V^ «J PJTPPPV ^pp ^^ ^ » on somewhat simil ar lines to the book we have tions are attracti ve, the explanatory^ notes are just mentioned , Mr ^ Howard divides England brief but helpful, and in the * appendix some interesfeng jj iograp hical information is given. and Wales into four sections , as nearly equal X as possible and allots a volume to eadh section . From Messrs. James Nisbet & Co.—Under the Under the ^title of Middle Bngland , of ' the Bath pjpj |ppi Bl i. i^ r pppps the ' AB «pp) -«S ^BJ ^k A M ' ' Bl t - ^-«A A - A BA _ ^m ^B A & ., p^ pr ^ pp r ¦ tm ¦ ¦ ^^— ^^ ^¦P' ^ P" • F ' ' " ^^^ ™ '^ ^—"^ '^P^' ^b— ^^»»» ^^ f^ titl e^^ ^ A, Servian^B ^ ^ King,J ^P ' \ Mrs . Anna of ¦§•' and Bristol toad is included in one-direction , Warner^ry has wri* tten;JJ * a touchingA. 01 * accountJ_ off* some-—. and from the mouth of the Mersey to the Wash incidents in the missionar y career of the Kev. in another ; such places as Liverpool , Buxton , p^ V, "^PP» "^P^ PP^ ^^ B X ^^^ PBPJ^PP^ P^^P"^P* r^^ ^^^^ ^^T ^P^^ ^^^~ ^^-^^ ^^ ^^^^v^^— —-^ p^" » '^^^ -^ ^ ^^ K -^v —r — -~ — — Georg^^ e Ainslie—a faithful Evangelist amongs^ t Derby, Notting ham , Grantham , and Boston are the North American Indians—of whom it was described , whilst , Chepstow , Hereford , Ludlow , said that he * knew b asfc two controlling ¦¦ ¦¦ Shrewsbury, and Chester may be named to show motives—ChriA ^h*^ A st- andPM Duty|p«pk _ ' .'A AlthougA ^ • h^ theI ^ the extent of the district covered by these pages. p» pp»«p> '• ¦ »— ¦¦ »» ¦B^ pTfc ipT «Bi^ ft.^ »" p«. WmT p.pp-pp« p- bk * ^ »*» ™»p» ^ p# -*«• —• ^ p-«^ ^ —^^'• ^ Pt — I ¦¦ •ftp ' •**Sh ^pp^ »%P» ^^ ^ ^>W I "I ^ p - ^. ^^ little book sur fers from a lack of arrangement ,^ By the use of abbreviations room has been found it gives us more :&han one vivid glimpse of an for a wide array of facts useful to cyclists and paf pjrppjp Pr ^P P ^ BbK ^W ^^ pPJp^P* ^fcp P" pppt ^ p ^ pi '^ p' »^PP r ^^ ^ipf p^v ^» ^^^ -^ ^m - ^ ^^ ¦ ¦ ^^ ^^^ ^^» " ^ ^^^ — — — ¦ altogether^ noble life, full of goldenp^ ^^ a deeds and tourists. ri ch in the saving qua lity of self-sacrifice. From the same.—We have also received Mason &, ¦pp« »P» pIpjipi 1 BHP1B BiB'""'^ .B» P"*^ ^ p ^ pp * ^ pp ^ pp ^b p- -^pp- V p. —^ Ph' ¦ ' — "^ -^- ^ ¦ »-^^- — — -™ ^^— ^- — >— - — Payne 's ' Popular Map and Guide to London ,' From^^ Messrs.^ p7 BW W Perri^B^ ^P» PW «P* n & Co., Paris. —Sarrazirfs which is one of the best folding maps of the ? Poesie Anglaise , 1798-1889.' M. Sarrazin 's jf 1 pPfc ^ pfc Pip IP- pmp -^»» p* ^p^ «v^ ¦! ¦ ^^ ¦ *. r-^ Phi pi ¦ P" ^p^ ^^ ^P» ¦ »^^^P" ^—— ^— ^--^ -^ »— — ^pv — ' a -— ¦ V^ p ^^^ r ^ p ^ ^ppT *^^ - ** ^ "• ^ ^ ^ p- Metropo lis, we have seen ; the Guide consists of account of tde renaissance of Engl ish poetry is,^ " nearl— y«f eigC3 htyWJ. pagesVJ of useful and well-arrangedO in effect , a series of studies in the work of i PP^PP. _ P^^^ ^ P^ I. «f ¦ PK . W ^P» ^^^ VPF^Pt P PV ^ ^ P^^ ^^ P"^ ^~ V ¦ HI P™ ^^^^ ¦ ¦ "" -^^^ v p^^^— ^^—^ ^-^- — -^v ^.^ .¦ ^" P^ ^ - ^^ facts. Shelley,^^ Wordsworth , Coleridge^ ^^ ^ , Tennyson^^^ , Whitman . The -^-^ Robert Browning, and Walt ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^^m ¦>« ¦ '^p ^ «»«¦¦¦ .B JBBB ^B^ '*» ¦P.*' P^" ™"P^ B^ p»*»P»PP^P. ^P^P^- » W P P^ '^P- ' '" ^ B ^ *^ W ^ ^^ ^^ *^P^^ ™ ^ "' ™ ^^ p ^^^ P^ »—^ ^ p — ' ¦ » - From Messrs. Mawson , Swan «& Mor^^^ gan , New- r ^^^ p^ pr ^L^ ^OP ^ pr sp ^ p y r^r^ p/p/^^ ^^m— doubtless^^^ ^ ^ ¦p' ^^»^pp ¦ r ^^^ ^p^ ^"^ w^ ^ '^^ »^^^ rendered»-^^ ^^ ^^^»^-^ ^^ rm ~^^ ¦ ^p^ ¦ ^— more™ ^^^ ™ ™ ¦ attractive ¦ ~ — ~ ^~ ~— ^-^ ~~ — ~ — castle-on-T yne.—* Impresses Quaint / by Josep h essays are Crawhall. In a guinea edition , which is limited to Contine ntal readers by the citation of 1 pPPi ^ p r to three hundred copies, Mr. Crawhall has op^^^p T PP^^ P inionspp» pP ^^ p. qp > ppj,p| p^^ pr ofppp| illustriousp*^ v ¦ ¦ ^"^ ^^nv ^^^^ ^^^ .w p^ i ^ ^^" w »^ »^ contemporaries^^^ ^p ^ ^ -^^^ ^^ ^^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ i p^r ^ i ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ^ — ^^ ^^^» .^ At¦ ¦¦ ¦ the— ~~ ^^ gathered t ogether a number of the quaint end of the study on Sheli-ay- we find how he is which he has issued from time to regarde d by Robert Browning, Macaulay, woodcuts ¦¦ —¦ ¦ pjip ^ p i ^ pj. ^ p^ Wr lpa.Pi ^p(F V ~ p^^^^ ¦ ^^ ppppi ^pr ^ i h ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ *^^^- ~ i -^ ^^ — ™^——_ ¦¦ ¦»" " ^^ ¦¦ "™ — — "^"^'— ""^ ~- ¦'^ — Matthew^ p^a ^ -Arnold ,^ p M.^ Darmesleter^ ^^ pb^^ ,y Princi pal time^r ^Pl PPJ^pPB ^ inp^^" HW ^ various™ -^^^^^'^^¦^ — — ^^ ^^^^^ ^^"~ north-coun™ ^»^ ^^^^ V ¦ ¦ ^^ ^ ^ i ~~- '• -^^^ ^^m^ try' —w g publications.pji^^ — — — ^— ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ —m- T- ~— m — — — — - ^— ^ These illustrations were received so warmly, Shairp, &c. M. Sarrazin re cognises the beauty both by the press and the publi c, that they of form in Tennyson 's poems, more especially ¦ "• ^ Pjj JP P^ Jp, ppPJU ^*"*™* ¦ pV PPW ¦ II I ^BpV PPIP. ^l*' PPPIP— ^W pP>PPi ^iPJ piP^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ P»* ¦¦ » ^*^ " ^P 1 ' I ¦ • " ^ ' • in^^ fJ^ theS^ p ^ Id ylls of the King/l^^\ B with a" fervour of ¦pa m ' .Ipa pBlflPi ^^^ P~ P'^^lpT * m ^.B^b^' "> p1^*« i m .TW # j haveJPI^P ^ P^ P^ ^P^_^ now^ ^ been^PJP" ^PP~ pPP^B^ sentT^^P^ ^PJ^ P^ P^" ^^ forth^^"^ ^P' »^"^* ¦»- ¦ I ^"^P inPi^ ¦ I !¦¦ 1 thisHI — ^^— ^^^ I I hand^^^V«^V ^^"~^™ - —- ' - ^ ^ some^^^ ^^ - ~ ^ » ^^^ quarto volume, with many hitherto unpublished admiration which will be highly gratif ying to ppppvpW ¦¦ —i ¦JaP* B>«pft pw *J^ ipWPP i W\ ^ p™* PJ* PPP" ^ apP" P**^ ' i ^ pp. w «p"--" • rv- ^ pb« pj *-^ ¦- ™ ^^ ^fc^ •# pi q "-^ ^^ ~^ *^ ^P- i-^-— -m~ —^ »-^» ^^ ^ -^ '^- v the same kind. They range th e^ ^^ EngP* ^ lish read e^^ r. As a rule, Frenc h cr itics, impressions of while ackno wledging the value of the matter , HBBfe ipjp « bhm pp. ^ pj ^ w ¦v L4.p ^^ ** mm « p^ -^^ ¦ i p" ¦ p^— -p» » ^p^ —• » ^ -^*^ p^^ ^p- * *p» ^^ ^p^ -^^ —-*¦¦ ^» fromp>i ^ r- gravem^r t ^^^ tp^ir i ^ gay, from lively to severe ;j but fPp p- Hpr-V T Ppp' ^P* ^pp' r^» ^pi^'^^ p ^^^ P i ^^ ^ ^ P»^ * p™^^™»» ^ p^^ K ^^^ ^ w ¦ V ¦ ~ ¦ ^-^ ^— ^ - ^~ ~ m ™ the maj ority of them are full of humour , and areP^^^ P p ^ p^ p aptV^p to say that Eng lish™ literar^^ y work helps us to understand the suffers from want of a proper sense of form . the whole collection of Tenn yson , however , tho phrase ** -• ¦- In the case '^p' r ¦ ¦ vast9 ppjh^pjr v^pr w stridesf %^ pr^^ ^p> -^^^ ^r^pr which^ ^ ipiph ^^ ^^w *—— ¦ hp ^ ave^^" » » been»^^ ^^^ ^^^^™ mad"^—^^^^™ ^~- ^" e^p^ ,^m even— —~ — » with-» ' ^^ - ^ — P^-w ¦ t ¦ 4. r - p « ^^ p ^ p» in a comparatively brief period , in the art of wV W hplp l icpV4 ^ pf hpbA isp«p» phB ^r emp^.^ »¦ lPh oye^P- w ~*^ d^fcp^p ip»^ s•'w ' artisti^•p '^r .»* ^pr «p> f^ pp ^* -^ c«jp perfection.J**' ^PP - *-^ ^^ p- -r~ jp^ -^p» ' #^ v ' M.p^ - ^-^ w book illustration. Sarrazin 's essay s, which examine one by one pp— ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ i pp ~— ¦ ¦ theW pPb^P J ^pjppl masterppP pirfPak ^M P*P^ PJP P^T ^ p^ ^fcp ' PPI ¦ pjpar ip^ ^ e^pp p~ c^P ^ es~^P^ ¦' of^^p " ea^ p«~" ^ ch^fcp^ - — wr¦ w p p" ip»^ ter-^"" ^pp— ¦ ¦ ,v axe ¦ ¦ ^^ "^ su• ^ — re—^ to^p^- ppi P—¦ «ajp-PBT --p- From^ -" ^ ->*^ B — — Messrs.MpBWpMB * ^ B" pWBV «¦ WT W . Methu¦ *" ¦> ' ¦P ' ^^B— «P—¦ ' ¦en.—ar A Co.^ P- ^P» V — Derric—" ' - -«p^ p—. — •— kP- H grati fy lovers of English poetr y. '* «¦ pK pB ' B^BTABJ i^te^^ ^ ^b ^^ aBBBi . ph PtBl ^A *m * BJ .^1^1 i. Vaugban , NoveXist,' by Edna Lyall . This i# p- ~« ¦¦ PPPJP ppPPPPBpr «^P> pjpbppppp * -^ ppr pbpb ppp pp pii —-- •^Pp J pV| ^h^^ Bp^IP'^ p.. PP^f PhpPfp PPB^P mp TfP| VpB^ pV pPpP/^ ^¦PV PPPtpPPPp ^ Ppr ^PpPP ^Pp r w - *^ v ^ ppp.. H ^ ^ v a gracefu l and well-written story concerning From Messrs. Bolfe Brothers. — * Geogr^ ap hy Part IV. : England and Wales , by the the pursuit of literature Tind er difficulties. Manual s^ ' ^ ^^ '' ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^"^ ^ ^ "' ^^"^ "'"^^" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ " ^ ^1 " / l T "^ ^ 784: Thfe PubKshefs'" Circular jni^^Sp m^m^mam ^^mm ^^tmm^^mm^m^aatm ^mmim^^m^mmaati ^^mmmmtm ^^mtmfm ^'mmmmttmmmmmt ^m^mmmmm ^tmm^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ m^^^ mammmm m Rev. Edmund TTowle/ The tabular plan adopted age, the ' general reader ,' is apt to get puzzled even by Mr. Fowle in this tyrief epitome cannot fail as he skimk the morning pape ry cjf regales him- -\J1J to prov e of great service both to teachers and selfDtUI. witWlllUh theI-IAO latestXai/X^Oy sampleOCUllX^WS q£ ligllgUVht literaturXXVC/JLCbUUX e.V. pup ils ; whilst the concise form in which Mr . X' H. Murray has therefore come forward ^^ » ^^» r ¦ r ¦ ' ^^» ^^V^^H ^^B^ ^^^ ^BHVj ^^ ^^ ™ ^— ^ ^^^^ ^b ^B^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ^^^ ™ - — — h ^— - — ^~ ^j ^ " ^^ " ^ ^^ b^^ | notable events , celebrated places, m.anuf a.c^ in the^^^BP ^^^ " ca^*B^ ^^^ ^^ pacityB^^^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^" of guide * philosop her , , and^^^ tur -es, &c , are indicated renders the informa- friend , and he is good enough to trans late a tion at once accessible . number of classical and foreign phrases , family mottoes^^^^ b ^ h -^m ^^ p- -^ - ^^ -^^ r v^^ r ,w proa^ tf^.^ ^^^ verbs— ^^r ^^ w ^^ ^^^ - ,H &c^^ -^ -^^ - "^ ,v as—™ well" — ~~ as-^ "- -—- to ex° " — pJ n l™ a* -— i^V^^»^^n , From the Beligious Tract Society. —* The Manu- the J significance of a wide arra y of abbrevi a- ¦ ¦ ¦ r ^~~^ j ^^ v ^^^ m^h ^^^ k^^ b ^r -^m m ¦ scri^^^r ™ ~~ pB tj — Ma^—^~ —— — —~?i t ;J or*^™ ,^m the™ ^ ^ ^^ "^^ ~ ' Bible^™^^ p^™~ ^^^ ¦—^^» ^^ ~^ ^v in^^*b^ Ire^Br ^^m land ^ ^*^^ v^^ r ,' byw^^^ r Miss' ™^^^ —^^^^^^ ^ tions which are in common use. This sixpenny E. H. Walshe. This graphic account of the volume is packed with information , and abounds influence wroug ht by a Pr otestan t edition of in • things ' a general reade r would like to ' ¦ ¦ the Bible amongst a little colony of f simple know. ' , . ' _- Irish peasants is sure to prove a popular addi- ' tion to the familiar sixpenny series of the From Messrs. Seeley & Co.—'To t he lion s,* Jby Prn Pftssor AlffprJ ' .T: nhirrflh . M 'A:! illnatr atfed . ¦ ¦ * R.T.S.~ — ^ Library—' —— ^^^ —¦- ^^ -^ ^ / It^^^ ^^ isas ^^ » a^^^^ simplep^^ BB*^^*^™^^ ¦ — ^^ ^bv but^^^ ^^ ~^ ^p wellw « ^bt ^^"^^" - Pro fessor Alfred J. Church , M.A. ; illustrated . wr itten story. Pro fessor Chur ch shows , in this fascinating his- tori cal romance , a complete master y of Eoman ibv — ^^^ ¦~^^™ r -^^ ~~— —^^ ^^™ —^^ ^ ^m^^ ~~ ^^a^ b^b^ ^b v ^^^w bbi ^bb ^bibb *bbbv~ bbi ^b ^p b/ bj bbb ^b 7 w w ib> ^h^^ ^ p -^^» ^*^ From Messrs . Bopbr^ and Drowle y.^ —' The Uses^ r life id. the second centu ry when Trajan was at of Plants : a Manual of Economic Botany, ' by ' ( the height of his power . The stor y is written ?. S.| Boulger , F.L .S., F.G.S. The opening w^th great abilit y and with a coble elevation of . pages /of this useful little book are devot ed to tone which is worthy of its glorious ^heme/ The an historical sketch of the rise and pr ogress of result is a finished and vivid picture ^ of the VAX IVH J-U Vil V14 economic botany in E gla d, J.A ft-» V-A* UV/UA n n and this is fol- UJ.L/^X\ r \^M.tJl~LJ. XI «« VA Tf V rr I/ ineek heroism\ ^ of men and women of whom the lowed with a concise descri ption of foods, food- ^ world was not worthy, who itt the face of- most BBB^B^B> —¦ BB>^b^BA d -~ "— ^^ -^ ^ -^ W ^" ¦ - ~ *™^ ^i*- ^-^ H M ^ AW**)^ ^«^ B*^ B^ ^^ B« ¦¦¦ Bl ^* ^B^ ¦» *kB stuffs ,^ food-adjuncts , plants used^^ in materia terrible temptations to apostasy stood like an a A _ h «h ^ ' sK ^V> ' bbbi > al f medica , oils and ' oil-seeds, gams , resins , dyes, anvil^ '—to quote the famous word s ^ of rignatiiis fi bres , woods, and miscellaneous products. to Pol y carp —when the l?lpws of the-^oppressor dBl BMB> < - — ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^*^ B^^ ^»^^ ^^'I ^B^ ^B* BT^'IBI ^^B> B ^B># ^^ W ^fcj ~| ^T ^B« M _ ItV . ^ r B*J^B> ^B" * Fro m the day*# s when Gerard (1545-1612)^ ^^ sent fell thick anji fast. The manners and. custom s collectors to the , Levant to supply his physic of the period; and the lights and shadows of . garde n in Holbor n, anjd from the foundation of the passing hour , ar e painted int o the picture ——^— —-— —^— ^-J — -w — — ^— -^ -^-- ^— ^m -^^ ^BV ^ ^» ^B- ^-^V ^B^ W ¦ ^rf iBb BV ^Mlll B» BJ ¦ >* ¦ ^^ ¦ Brf ' ^^ ^^ BW BBI ^BT our great nat ional collection by^ Sir Hans JSloane with that kind of realism which is only^>ossible (1660-1752), whose correspon dents > sent him to a literary artist who has gained absolute specimens fro m almost every corner of the comman d of his materials . The vacillation of bb> .» g£^v lob* ^ ^ e^^ then^ ^^ ™ known^ "^" "* ^^^ ^ « v bbw ,«j down^t^ BB ^ b* V w ^mmm tob^ ^ ^^ our^^^ BjnB ^ own^b^ V W ^Bki^Br timBra>^BB*^ eb ^^ ,B| a slave in the struggle between conscience and British naval and commerc ial enterprise , and inclination is finelyp ortrayed , an d his ten der BjT , " — — - — — ^^ " ^ w ^i^ ^Bl Bk BJT By%V ^k«B» B Bj ^ B^B# |BBB #B «I ^^B » that love of trav^™ ™ - el^m forB^ ^* - itsB** own«# W V ^B1^B> sake^^ thatBk« forms^»" «^^ treatment by confessors of a nobler fibre is one of our most mark ed national cha racteristics , broug ht into bold relief .. Pliny the Younger -^-- ~*~^ ^— - -—- •— -^* - ¦ - ¦ - V V ~— ^--w «^ d« BhiBBfe ^bBB B B/ have been addin^v^v^ H g to»* ^*^ our^B^ kn* ow^^ l^ ed^h^ ^^B> geB^ph ^^ of^^^ ^Bl the¦** B»^B ™^^ usesT "¦ n .P *^^ *^ and Tacitus figure in the stpry, and the manner in of plants/ The first public * physic garden ' in whf ch the better nature of the former asserted IBT ». t "— — • •—-W .— -—- -^-— — — ^«B1 -V n B^^ B/ «T ¦> ¦>'• W ¦ * ^« » ^Bj »^p- Eng « ^ ^^ ^i^B > -J ^" ^ ^ L «*. ^^ land was foun ded at Oxford b*^^y the Earl of itself helps us to underst and Jh ow repulsive the Danby in 1632 ; more than half a century lat er work of persecuti on was to even a pagan of the — — —~^ — ¦- '¦¦— ^» ¦ ¦ '^^ ^^-^^ v ¦ iik w b*^^ p» m m ^ r 4fl» bj^ «B^ab ^bT feK «^^ F^B> — _ - ~ a*«i BtaJfcJ * William and Mary placed^b* the gardens^^ b. 1 a. m ri - of^^ Hamp-^BW ^i^ ^^V B^^ better sort . The book is one of absorbing ton Court under the care of the botanist interest throug hout , and Mr. Taget' s illustra- ¦ ¦ Plukene— — ^^ ^ "^ t— ,w who* ^^^^ ^*^ sent™ *^^ Bj.^m ir collectors^^^ ^^ sb* b» ^q ^ ^t ^ ** ^^ r *h v^^ abroadb^v *v^r ^^ v^^ v^vjf V^ inbjbhI searchW^F ^^" «w^ Bj ^ / ^b^B» tions are' artistic and in the. best possible taste . of new specimens . Towards the close of the ««^V4B^ ¦Bk^B' ^^ ^ ~~~ ^^ ^ " ^ ^^ ^ F »^p* ^ - ^^ B« Bl VMB' B>^4Bf V^^ BJH* Bjv^ dBk^ B^ V^^ ^ Bj B^ b> ^» «^^ ^ rf' W^Bj f^y seventeenth century^ Sloane presented the famous From Messrs . Simpkin , Marshall & Co.—¦' The garden at Chelsea to the Society of Apothecaries , C\yil Service Manual , 1889/ by Mr . George E. —— BJ — —¦- B» > ~ and inl76O—the" " "—' yearW ¦ ** " ^ of»«•" Bk George^ .^ B ^^ ^ » ^ h JiBK ^^ III.*BW ^»- •*. ¦ 'sP>^ accession—¦a ^ T* B< ^^ "Jb* P>i^ P»^ ¦» Vl^ ^ Skerry. Iif these pages informatio n- concern - his mother , the Princess of Wales , established ing the entra nce examinations for the Military, — — — — -»- — — —> ¦—¦- r~r «K ______¦^* - "» — -— — - -v — 1 1 -¦ arose j -^^ " —• F •**» ¦»- ' ¦Bta v * *^ Ti«i ^*"» >^* jfc «^V tk _r 1^• -» * ¦ ••• W W rf^^^fc" , ^ _b , in 1810,^ to carry forward on a still wider the corresp ondence system of education , has scale this useful task . The voya ge of Captain had™ ¦ ^^ -*- ^ ^— a— —^- wide^ ^ ~ ' ^^ ^^^ exper^ ™ ™^^ ^"^ ^^^» i^^— ence^^^^ ™ ¦" ¦ ^^^ ^"^^ i^-^ n ¦ suc^-^^p ^- ^— t^^ h~ ~ • ¦ matters^^^"^"^ ¦ 1 ^» ¦ -^^ -^^r- ^m^m r^~~ ,BJ and^^^^^~ ^^ ¦ «L- ^ — — -—- --_ —— — ¦¦ i i b> -»_r bm_b pk_> 'B ^ _h W Bj ^ -B _h ~ ¦ ¦ ¦/ Cook added immensely to«^ our^^ knowledJ "^^ f ^L^i'^a^M geV"k ^^ of^* **" the hints which he gives are of a kind which can the plants of the world , and durin g the reign scarcely fail to prove invalua ble to stude nts of Queen Victori a the vast increase in the who are preparing for Civil Service examina- facilities of trave l has led to scientific research tions. A number of specimen papers recently -_ *¦ -_•____. ¦ ™— ™ • —- —w p** •»* "** 'fc^ _b-_b_bi _vvJfc -*^ t J-U_b.»_ -__. o, n a broa d and systemat_y ic scale.f -'V-'WMWiK "-^ • The_Jb. ^ honourJUI\^-UV •^•J-U of"*_ set by the Examiners are included in this ' establi shing the first public museu m of econo - thoroug hly pr actical guide to the Civil Service. mic botacDotacyv belongsbe longs to Sir J..7. W. HookerHnokftr. , of Kew, whose services in this department of From the Society for Prom otin g Christian ~^r- ^H ^H ^ ^V *» ««V ^V^ ^^m ^^ r ¦¦ ^¦V ^.H ^ ^^ - —— --- —— -_- -—- -_- —"— ¦ w^ -bjv'b.-v^ -b,^ ~\j w ™.» \yj, Pl^^^^W^—^ ~^^" V V W^ ^ ^^ a^^ BL ^B^ Bl ^" ^W ^ ^ ^^ '^ "^^ ^^ ^b' ^"^ ^^^^ ^^ ^k^' '^' ^tf^BV ^i^ B| ^ ^.^ ^ science can scarc ely^ beb ^ over^^ v -rated.j^^ V ti* V^ I-*. * Professor_M. A \^JL.^SKJh*JVJ, Knowled ge.— * The Par ables 6f th e Old Testa- Boulger , who is well known by his labours at ment ,' by Alfre d Barr y, D.D., DlC. L., Prima te ^^ — ™^ "^ ¦ "•* _w-» -v_" A._k - ^.^ b.^ - ™ ^^* AAVkk «^ « KAA^V^ U\^ "^^ T V/ ** *rfV of Australia . The object of Dr. Barry is the City^ of London College, and to even a 's book ¦—¦ '¦¦¦« wider publi c by his book on ' Familiar Trees ,' to^ group^— ^ —"" -*^ -^— ¦ ^ together^ ^p ^ B^BL ^^ ^* ^~ w * ^^ in^- ^»^»« their^^ ^- ^« -^^ proper¦ 1^ ^^ "^^ a« ^ '^ ¦r ^^ gradationBm Bl* wv Hi Ilfv ^i* ^^ ^* r ^- ' ¦-»--.--. ¦%_- v«_F«_ ¦ T Ik^ has made" ~^ by" ^ F* / *.* »4- w ?*-<**• -* i-L-b-ATfc_»w» «AI W «-** V««^W * all the phases of parabolic teaching by com- ^ the pres ent volume*a valuabl e>> ' of addition to the happ ily increasin g ran ks of par ison ' which are found in ^he pages the ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ V.B ~—~ - 1 ¦ -~~ *-^ -»- ¦ ¦ ^-^^ »™ »• ^i ^ ^W ^» ^» ^^ - 1 ^W ^B*» T^B ^ .^^ hand y work s of referen ce. Old Testanae^ ^* ot^iJn W^ iB^ to dra** ^ *^^ w^ • attention^ ^^ ^^ ' ^V ^^"^ to^^ certain^h^ t ^W "" ' striking passages which are often overloo ked in Fro m Messrs. Geor ge Rout ledge & Sons .— * A this connection , and to render cleat ' th e* pre- DictionaryArxvwuuai j r Axxjppendixjj ^j uuj uv, ' byvy J.o. H.jn. Murray,ud uxra y , editoreu i wr parator y nature of the teaching of the older of * Routled ge's Illustrate d Dictionary / Foreign Scriptures. He claims that these ancient colloquialism s and expr essions occur so con - parables deser ve, a far more careful Btndy than stantly in these days that tha b mysterious pers on- they usual ly receive, not only for- their own ¦ ¦ tot " ' * *- —ri ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ •¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ " "" ' - ¦ '¦' ' ' ' ¦ ¦• "¦' 1 " ' ' "" " ' - •/• ¦: ¦ " - • • • ' ¦• ; ' -'¦ ¦•- - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦- ¦ "'•;; .;¦'¦ - -' ¦ •' ' ' ' ' ¦ "" ¦ • - ' • ¦ • - ,:¦. ;; ¦ ..;¦ ¦•; • - - : - ¦ ¦/¦ ¦ ¦ ' . . - . V;: :: . . ¦/ "; / :' :-< P . : .v ; ; . . ^ J ^f ^ ' : :: . ; : r- / y :t ^ f 0 W ^^ . juiyi, 1889 'Pfe jPuHisiiefs ' n Cir cular - ;^0M —-— ...... _ ... ,, , . . —1—^——__=. ._ j j ^ ,, js,—:— ,r/ — ^^~ ~mm sake , but also as being the germs of that form th ^iitgh somewhat perfervid , account of i the ) of teaching which took frpm Qhrist its full career and achievements , in art and • morals of-t perfection. The general idea of the parable is Mr. Buskin , from the pen of JJ iTr- W^ G. Colling- | explained, its conn ection with mysticism and , wood, M. A., the President of the Ruskin Kead- i analogy is traced , and its limitat ion and . pur- * ing Guild. Mr. Collingwood states that i seven ! pose are pointed out. The par able as a narra- feet of book-shelves in his own library are tive from ireai life, as an allegory , as..a fable, as ' filled with Buski n's works , some sixty boun d *^^^^» ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ™ ™~ ™^^p~ ¦ ~»p^ — ^^ p ^~^— ™ ^ bj ^p>~ —^ ^^pb* - ^vp^^p ^^p-^pp *bp^ ^^^ ^ppr ^pp ^ pp BV ^bp> ^^^b™ _ ~^p^p »p^p ¦ ^ p r p^^*; ~y~ —»~ m ~^^^w - ~— ^p ^ ~ — ™ -^p 1 a pr overb, ^ as an acted rid dle , as a symbolic^^ volumes , with a broad bundle of parts aiid pamp , yet i thirty pa ges ' he finds v sion e y i in tur n * hlets and i and as a gurativ rop h c s n " fi e p ' ' .1 ~ , M a M «Pk . «K _ _ _ A bBI Bpft ^ . ^ dVA expounded , and althoug h Dr. Barr y makes no himself expe cted to^ 'justifA ^ h y the celebrity ' of a clai m to independent research , the book is dis - thin ker whom he compa r es to Socrates . Mr . tinguished . by 1 adequate scholarshi p, moral Cqllingwood' s pamp hlet is writt en from the suggestiv eness, and /elicity of style. stand point of intimate friendship, and casts some interesting side-lights on various phases , Leicester. 'Leices- ^m" ™^ » ^^^p* ^^^^ w bF BJBPPp* ^» ^i p^^ p^^ p ^p^^^^ ^ p^^^ » ™ ^^^ ^^^ ^ p ¦ ¦ ^^-^ p ^^^"^ ^ pv^b^v^ ^^^p^ "-^^ ^^^ ^ g " ¦¦ ^p- ^^p« ^^ ^p ^ p ^ ^^^v ^^—^^^ 1 ™ ¦ ¦ ¦ p ^ ' r Spencer From Messrs. ' J. & T. ^ —apt — ^k ^h i^^K - ^p^^^*. ^u ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^A ^k. ^tt of Mr . Buskin's career . He says that in his tershire and Rutland INotes ;and Queries, and jud gment the leading trait of the character of Antiquarian Gleaner : an Illustrated Quarterl y his frien d is a strong love of justice , and he bp% -«bbjv ^ pp * -^¦pp - *wbv««b ^¦. ¦• ¦ —t bp ^^ p* *¦ ~wp pbr ^ ^ pj ^ bbv - r- ^Bkp *p*pw^p> bp* .pp.- v —bm •» ^ ^p - - ^ " p** w ^^^» v v ^^pip»^ ^p" ^m w . i «* ^^ ^ »gr ^* r ^ p* ^i^w^p fl journal , devoted to the Antiquities , Fa mily^ traIjL OK/KIDces BuskinXVUQJU.U 'sO deUC1QUUCfence ofUJ. TurneriUlUCi against*ag*AllXOU theUMJ.KJ History, Traditions , Parochial Records , Dialects, " journalis ts and the pre-Raphae lite Brot herhood Folk-lore , Genealog ies,- Qaaint ^-Oustoms , &c , against tbe Academicians , an d indeed the of these Counties ,' edited by John and Thomas wh ole of his chivalrou s action in regard to : Spencer. The above is the title of a new • una cknowled ged claims , unh eeded lovelin ess, quarterly magazine , the first number of which unre cognised truth , and unreferenced faith/ to is now published . J lessrs . Spencer are not thi s intense passion for justi ce. As for Buskin 's A. onlvuijy theua->v> > leadingJL\ ^w\A. u gz) ' booksellersk/uv aovuvid \ofr*-'-1- thew«->v/ county,wvuui'j , op inion s, he adds with trutt that they can only but they have long been known , Mr , - John be estimated from his works , and from his Spencer especially, as local antiquari ans. This works when react v in their entirety and in the [ first number of their joint ent erprise ? is^a most light of Buskin 's own mental development. cre ditable ^producti on , as regards typo* fi 1-^ j-m-ma >vtvVk •«-¦• ' 4>A«r4 4fn.w* pf^t -511 «^ r«^««>f%^i^ ^tw% 1O *> *\ ^ grap hy, text, and illustrat ions. It is not From Messrs. Frederick "W arne & Co.—r * Follies, d^BBP- f Leic ster BH Bpp^PAV PPPPP* p^ p^ p> ^^ p^ p — o e t BbJpB ^ Bvr^' ^^»^V ^PjpP .P.* ^^P* P^^V 1^^ r PJPPI BP^B ^P«^ ^^PPP^ ^ PB ^P^ V^PT BPP^^ ¦¦ ^PP^r generall BplBV ^BPB~*'P *^P1p B*^ BPfr^pV ^B f P ^-w ^ P y known that the city . ^ ^^ BJf p T Foibles, and Fancie s of Fish, Flesh , an d Fowl ,^m ¦ ¦ -^^ ^ ar ^pp> p ^ ^ pb» ^ pb ppp ^^p^^ ^^ —'^^¦< ^ pp« pp> ^ ppp "^^ '^"^ »^ ^ pp F ^'" ^" ^""^ ~ ' ^ ppp p^ pp» ¦ ¦ '^^ ^ p^ -^™— ^^^ —^^ ™ ' ™ ^-^ ' ^^ ^ pp j " ¦— ^ ™ owes its namv e to Shakespeare 's King. ^ ( Lear ,y Figured by Foster. ' ' Alliteration 's artful aid ' who, it appears , founded the city A.M. 3105, has been freel y employed in the title of this * at what time Joas rai gned as yet in Juda. ' old are to be clever picttrre ~book. yhe an tics and stra ng-e Th us, 'if th ^e chroniclers trusted ,' adventu res of * fistt , flesh , and fowl ' are de- as the editors say, the city of Leicester has a picted by Mr. Foster with much skill and ¦RRhPRB ^H pr^P ^^ P ^^ V ^P ^ PP ^PPPPPV ^pP ^ppr^pp ^^Bp ^^pp ^PR> ^Pp r PpT «^ p ^ ¦^Pp' pp^ ^pp p ^^p^pv ^ ^^ pr ^^pp ^^^ ¦ ^^^ ^^^ —^^^ -^- ^— -^p h ¦ WIT — h history^P^ ^PjpF PPP* PI w^f V hich^^^PPPJ carries it back eig^T ^^B ht centuries humour , and the result is—& th oroug hly uncon- before the Christian Bra . That being so, they ventional and amu sing book. The < History of -^ B T pV '^^ ^ ¦ ^^ ¦ f -^» r " '^^ ——— » » ¦ — -^— ^— ^^ have¦B Hb * •¦p ' BJ ^ V ^.P^ a^ »^^» pJBo)p* eriod^B ^ ^^^ B^ ^^P P ' ^^ B ^ oft^ "^^" 2^^^» ,BH 700p ^ ^^ years^J over which to • I , It l ">1«»/ .!_ 1_ • _. # "VT _ 1 _ _. a Crime '—a cat' s raid on a drawing-room roam in search of material for their * Note s gipsy table —and ' Hi ! Help 1' a fluff y « chick ' and Queries .' We wish them a successful reduced to a pitiable stat e .of conste rnation at harvest . the approach of an evil-looking dragon fly, ^^^ pr»—» ^_ ^ p* ^p»^—-p— ~p ^ ^^ p^^ — ^ » strikeVBpp* Btv «^B ppv ^p»^pjpi 'Bbpp' usbppbp> Pnppp asBBpPB» p«i^ beingi ^ ^i^ ^™ .^.Bipr Baft unco^^ mmonlyi . ™ good.r ^^% ^^ . The'— - From Messrs. Swan Sonnenschein & Co — picture book is dedicated to Mr. Birket Foster , ' TheBPfl^B) .B^ ^h pP FatalPpBi BR^ pPBT B.V BB ^^P *** Phryne« ¦¦ • BpPB^^^Bp^ ¦ SP>pPb "^Blp P ,^ B ' byT^pP ¦ F.K4 BT C.^i^v Pp Phili^P^^ I ^ ^^ ^^ psPI Pi ¦ — andB^^-BP ^PB^pr -^ ^w ~^^.B ^H^ a^^^^^^^ ^ ^K ^ , ^^^ . A ^BB^PP^^B ^ «A J ^BM b and the artist who ' figured ' its pages may be C. J. Wills 2 vols. The singular adventures promising chip of the old of an English artist in Paris are described congratu lated as a ' with that ori ginality and clevern ess which have block .' alread y earn ed for the works of Mr. Phi lips lace in modern From^-^^™ p i —^^ ^^f^^ »^^ MessrsbIP^WW^b^ ^pP^p^ mm^m' ^ ¦^^P' ^^^r ppbP> .B«p "Williams¦¦ BW ^^^" ^^Pp B^" p^ ^^" ^^ ^ p ^^^^^^^^^^ ~^ p^ &^p^ p^B ^^ Wor^^b^^ ^p ^^^ ^b^v ^ gate.pb j ^^ p ^ p ' ^^ ^^^ ^ —' The^iv p —— i ^ ^ p Sani-» ^p ^ ™ ^ ^ ¦ - - and Mr. Wills a conspicuoos p tary Annual , 1889.' This new claimant for ¦¦ ¦¦ II fiction#^»4^» B^ ppr BBT ^» 'Bip P PBBPB ^ .pf ThePpPP * *B P^P^ ^BI ^ ^ ch^¦pp * PB»*B" araB^F"^^^^ BlpBPf BPJb ctersT "BBP ~^t^ ^^ ^^PP of~ — ^P^ the^—- ¦ '—™ B women— ^^ p ^^ »^-^ ^^ pr ^— p^ areB.PBP ^^ ^1^ public recognition makes a creditable and power , whilst ¦—p portrayed with exactness and pi ^p r pbbp ^ p^ ^—¦ p -^^ ii ¦ p—¦ m^p- ^ ppi ^ h !¦ — —- ¦¦ praiseworth¦V ^ ^ -^ — pfc.i ^.pr pi » ^b#p ^mw ^H ^ ifc^p ^ y» attem^pp ^ -^—' ^^ ^^-^^ ^ ppj p— t— to'— -p ^ chronicle^ p- —— -^^ the-^— p^«—» ^ ^v progress^^™ -p^p - the portrait of the hero is almost startl ing in of sanitary science. The editor , Mr. Morg an its fidelity to actual life. From beginnin g to Evan s, states in the preface that he has been end the story runs with unbroken smoothness both unaided and unfettered by official sane- and bri ghtness . ' ; PB ¦ ¦ B rm BW «*¦> ^ ^ p1 4BB»*«B> ^ fV ^*" ^ » PPJ B»B " I -~ **PBIB| B»p- .BT ^»«»» ^v ^pfV w ~ V* PppV V^^ ¦ P" F^ » P 'BJp ' ^b . ^B- - ^BB^ B* m P^' ^ ¦ '•¦p P "Pb»" ^^' ^^ ^ VBppP I tion and routine ,' and ,pp ppssibly,"^ Bp that accounts the \ From Mr . T. Fisher "O nwin. —' Isaac Eller 's in some measure at leagt^pr extremel y Money, ' by Mrs . Andrew Dean. The love of fresh and read able nature of this modest record money in vario us aspects and degrees , and 1 of research ,-discovery, and reform.. Bri ght and marriage -making, chiefly founded upon iner- 1 pithy articl es on the Count y Councils , "Public cenary motives, form the leading topics in thi s Health , Colds and Clothing, Health and Hard entertainin g novel. Most of the characters are Winters , the Mansion House Counci l on the ¦ OBP^^^P . w ^^* .Pfl pBfe p^P" Vppb 1 ^ B^ P ¦ p ¦ ^p^P ^p^b ^^p ^ P ¦ ¦ ^P^ ¦- — i i ^P^ ¦ ™ ¦ i ^— ¦ ^^ p ^— ¦ ¦ ¦ p ^ ^ ^— P ¦ ^¦P' ¦ i ¦ — * ^-^ * ^ ~ ^ — ^^^ ^ p ™ ¦ p ™i P members of the Jewish community. Class dis r DwellingsV^~ft ^^^^ of^^^^ P ^" the Poor , the Automatic^ Extinction tinctions , gold , diamonds , pear ls and cost ly of Fi r es, San itary Patents in 1888, the Pasteur appa rel comprise the summivm bonum of the Institute , Dai ry and Laundry Beforms , recent pip pr ^p p PW^ p ^ ¦ ~~— ^^ p^^p ^^ i^ ^^ p p p pi ^ p ¦ p p ^^ p pp p ^ p majority of the people to whom we are in- Progress^Bi ^ p ^ ^B« ^ P VMHbL ^^B> ^BP^^ ^^^ p^^P inpPBB PPr pl^ MedicinePHP* *.¦.« ^BpP *P* ^ rw ^Blpr p w^^ and™ * ^^ ^ Pharmacyr^-^ia v— ¦ pp ^ pi ^ ^pv ^— , aa^— well asp^^ p a^ p troduced. . The authoress frequen tly uses her list of Medical Officers of Bfealth , wiLl show the power of satire with considerable effect , and wid e field of scientific and social advancement evinces not a little skill in delineating the which the bock _ at tempts to cover. We trust seamy side of human nature. that the appeal which Mr. Evans makes for literary contributions from Sanitar y Authorities , ¦ ¦ ¦¦ f^ pflfc- ' r ¦¦¦ *^ r ~ ~ From~~- •"• ^^ — Messrs¦ ^ - ¦¦ '^^ ir aah «b^ .VirtueV W •» •" • ¦ ' W^ ^Hr &^ p>v Co.,^ . i ^-* ¦ V Limited.W^Baa MMb> 4bV «^ ^W>»a — The. ^ i ~x ^ secoPubT^b * V«<-r ndt*^ >*^ p^ < Medical Officers of Healt h, and social re form- , part of ' Celebrit ies *—the new series of bio- J& 6rs will meet with a response which may enable , grap hical sketch es which Messrs . Virtue & Co. him to make the ' Sanitary Annual ' for 1890 , have commenc ed —- contains an interesting, still morei worth y of hearty support . i i K ... 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