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AND General ftrtor b of <&«*&!) an& foreign %ittt&tuct CONTAINING A COMPLETE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ALL NEW WOK KS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN ANT> EVER Y WORK OF INTEREST PUBLISHED ABROAD [Issued on the 1st and 15th of each Month]
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O OiTTIE 3STTS LITERARY INTELLIGENCE 874—887 ANNOUNCEMENTS OF BOOKS FOB COMI NG- SEASON 874—881 PUBLISHERS' NOTICES OP BOOKS JUST ISSUED 883, 8£4 OBITUARY 8€4 TRADE CHANGE 884 CORRESPONDENCEfYVD 'D T7C? TD/"kXTT" lt!Vr/~<'Ei 8 ' The PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR ' for December 1, 188 1, will display CHRISTMAS GIFT AND PRESENTATION BOOKS. It will, as usual, form a complete Summary of the PRESENTATION BOOKS of the YEAR, , and will be embellished with some of the choicest Illustrations. . . .. m*r mm rt^ ~r —- -- _.__.__...... _ The — W ^f w m «* »** m +r w • ^m ** m m *r m • w ^r m*^ m ^r *r w t m — - j—. — . — w# ^^ ^ 9 m^ *m ^ Fi fty, in I ^^ • ^* and 40s . for t^^ Cost to the Reta il Booksel le r for Copies will be 60s . per Hundred ,^ wnamenta J Wrapper , with Name and A ddre ss ; but these oannot be secure d unless ordere d at once. The Illustrated Adtbsrtisbmbnts must be sent to the Office by November 13, at the latest, I «jfc^- -^ J^ht Strbbt, London. ,^.'Z{ n ^jjj^s. II 7p ¦ i i iiTWW ' ' ' • j • 7 ' ^^fSl s74 The Publishers Circular Oct. 15, 185, 1 188 Fleet Street : October 15, 188 1. I npHE writer of the chatty articles on social questions which find a place on the front page of I JL our evening contemporary the Globe has been gibbeting a class of persons who certainly I serve to be held up to execration—the so-called readers who misuse the British Museum I Library and other public libraries , which they frequent, not for purposes of reference or study I but, as our French neighbours would say, to pass the time away. The essayist singles out I forlor mention several xypicaitypical membersinemioers ofoi thistnis troublesomexrouDiesome section orof tnethe punncpublic, andana describesdescrifcoa I with some vigour the reader who, ensconcing himself in a comfortable chair, proceeds to sleep I -_-- _.-. _.__.._ -_ __ ' ¦ -^— F^ -^ ~~ ~ ~— ~ —~ —' ~~ _ _ _ _ ^—^ "¦ - -^ _^__ _ ^ , ^^ . ^_*^ -v ^ p. »* p»^fc ¦ .f ¦ and perchance' to snore ; the reader who laughs aloud, to the inevitable distraction of the^^^ really^^ | | | ^J I^^^ H serious worker ; and, still worse, the readers who talk to themselves in an audible voice I or indulge in other nervous habits. Although the writer of the article may perhaps have I slightly overstated the case, there is a solid foundation for his criticism, and the evil has grown I ._ __ __ —_ ... _ . — _ — — . _ , .¦— -— ¦ r ¦ ¦ b -^p- pph —i p» ^^ w ^ pjl -^^ ^^ m -^— ^^^ ^^— ^ "~ -^ ¦ w ~™~ "~^^ ' ~~^ -™~ — ~-r — — ¦ — — — A ^ * h ^^m -m^ ^— ^^^b» ^kpp ^ar^raaar^a^^a^^afr k_^ pa « pj ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ m . p ^ ph so largely of late years that we quite agree^ with him as to the necessity for dealing with it. I The true remedy seems to lie in some mode of separation between the library which is to be I used by readers in the broadest sense of the term, and the library which is only to be used by I pt j- aaa^ ¦¦ pPappr p ^h^ P^ ^B^^fc ~ — aa^^ a^ ^ p^^ i^ ^ p ^ta*r ^ p^ *p^ *am ^^ a^ • Pj pp ^a*^a^ ^^ -**-a* -^ r ^F~1 ¦ - -~* ^ ^~— "~~ ¦ —~-"— — —~ —' ¦ ¦"" ^^^ r "—™ ^^ ^^~ "^^ ¦ -^— ^^ ¦ -^- ^^^^ m— m- ^aw 'pj *^^ ^^^^ Pv ^uar ^pj^ ^ip 1 ^^^ ai ^^~ ^a» ^aw ^a*mmaat *am ^atar ^aai^aatp^ aw ^ ^p# ^^ j ^^ P^ ¦ ¦ ¦ students^ ^* or^^^ literary* ^^^* w manipulatorsfl *"^ ^ ^ ^"^ " ;j and it would perhaps^ facilitate^^ ^ the"^ att^^^ ainment of^^ P' the^^^^ ^^p ^ desiredJ ^^^ B I - ^^^^^^ H • • I ¦!• • /» T t • 1 O 1 9 I 1 I .. . *Tl 1 III•• . result if each applicant for a reader's ticket were required to give some clue to the object of I^ H his visit. To maintain such a library as that of the British Museum for the benefit of persons I who have no higher aim in life than to kill time, and who use the national collection simply to I save thetne paymentpavment ofor a subscriptionsuascription to Mudiemuaie or Smithomixn, is an obviousodvious waste oiof puoiicpublic moneymonev,. and I¦ it is therefore to be hoped that some stringent regulations will be adopted, in the interests of I «^PB w~—* ^ pp pjpv am am ^a^0 ^af ^a^mWam ^ k ^^^ aw w ^*ar ^am ^^ ar ^a*/ ^ar *-*^ r*^ ^»^ pp ^k^^ p ^a* aam ~^ ^*^ "^ ^^^^ ~^a^ ^^w ^v ^^ --^ w « ^—~ ^^ m — ^^ -^^ ^^ m pr ^^^^ m -*^ ¦ h *-^^ -^^^ .^p> ^aa ' ^rm ^atf ^pip* -^^ a^aa* ^aat w ^^^ ar ^aa^aw ^aa^ ^aaa, VP^p p^ ^a^ ^a± r T PJ the^^a taxpayersV^^ no less than~ * of the real' workers. To insist^^ ^^ ^^ on^^ the observance*~^^ ^a^^ p^ of^^^ strict* ^^ P^p silence^^ v^v ^^ b ^^^r ^L^^L^^^ ^^J is^^ I¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦H again, nothing more than a just regulation, and as by the force of ordinary etiquette it is oh- I served in tne library at tne majority or cmos, it does not seem to be taking too nign a ground ¦ to ask for its adoption at a public institution. I ADDITIONAL ANNOTJlSrCEMElsrTS. I Messrs. W. H. Allen. I Diplomatic Study on the Crimean War, translated from the original, as published by the ¦ RussianRnssia.-n ForeignFnrfiicn OfficeOffinft., 2 vols. ¦ The Military History of the Madras Engineers and Pioneers, by Major H. M. Vihart, I ~ ~ V ¦¦ ' »^» v h p. v «P» ^ »^» ~ ~ ¦ ¦ Royal^ ¦J ^ ^V ^^T PJP^^ ^ (late% i M P. P. Pj^ ^*^ Madras)^^^"- ^^P^M P> ^^^»«B V^" v *^ ^ V Eng^^^^^^" ^^ ^ VB ineers^ p ^a * -^pp ^ ^ p- ^^p r^V ,« 2^^ vols.pi ^^- ^^ p^ ^ , with^ ^ numerous^~ ^™ ^*^" ^™ ^^ ^^ | ^^ ~^^~ ~PW^* maps^PJ ^^ p»^fc^^ ¦ ¦ *^^ andV^^iT ^4 ^pk ^t^^aw pV^^ lans.pJP^ V^V ^» — p, f ^p IP^P^P^P^P^H _m .^ p *. A^V PJPk _ at On and^^ Off^b. ^a^. Duty, being*¦ Leaves^^W from^P fc an Officer^ ^ ^ b,^ 'A s Note^P» ^PJPJ » Book^^a*^m— ^B , Part^Pl^^^fc- _ I.,«^HB tf Turania^tfPIMMn a% ; Part^^^P^b II.aaam ^^^at , I^^^^^^^^1 ¦ ¦ XJL -»*!_ jiiit-LJk. XU) • -*- W-t. U _».. *-- ¦- tt V/ \_^ J-. \AJmLJ> *-r ,*.«-*/• F^ r " ^^ «_w »_»¦ «J| ^V A-t* r—^ • _M— • X_^ T ^-/ A. A. A.JL 1AKJ 1/--U W tv V-t Lemuria ; Part III.,* Columbia, byy Captain' S. P. Oliver,* illustrated.• I^^^ H _ ^^ _ __ ^m ^^^ J ^ ^ p^ ¦ _ am . ^^ B . A * a A ^k ^^^^^h. - M^v^ _~ a. ^h ^a% ^^^^» _ ^ ^^^^^^^^1 Ashe" T*ycey the Superior Country, or the Great Attractions of Burma to British Enterprise I J P~ VAh/V ^h ^k ^h^^ I r^ ^^ hqi y* . b^i^ ~i ^^ ^P^ H |\^ ¦ ~^^ ^^ v^ ^dv P— ^^ ^qr 4^^ * - ^ »^ ^ iWhv v ^^b^p^ vv ** ^ ^^ ^^ ^P^ ^ Colonel W. F. B. Laurie. ^^^^^^^I H and Commerc¦ e by a , , „ ^_ ^k . .Mb > am am ataawm^ A ^B ^^ ^H ^M ^A ^^ A - ^B ^_ B^_^^k ^K^s^^^^a ~_^~ » ^ ^^ ^A _ PV ^^^^^^^^1 The Plays and Poems of Charles Dickens, collected and edited by R. H. Shepherd, 2 vols. I Thirty-eight Years in India, from Jagnauth to the Himalaya Mountains, by "W. Tayler, I 2 vols., illustrated. H KJX \J \SX XI WJL JU' Vyj. <_i O W JL - KsBKs J. X ^J UAW11 UXXVs CKJIJL1C/ Ull. J-X.XXJ.KyX XKjCMJ . K/X O\SXXUUX. ^1V*TW« ¦ PrairieJ. X. CbXl. 1O andOllLKA. Forest, a Pk.B m ¦^^^' ^w ^ h ^ ^ p 1 ¦ ¦ ¦ ~~ ^-^ ¦ T ¦ ^^^^ ^P^ ^^ ^^* ^^^Vff ^^> ^ ¦^B^' ¦J w * *^^ ^^ ^^^ *^ ^~^> .V^^^ ^*^ ^*^ v^^v ^ w w "^v ^^ ^i« ^^ ^ ¦^f^t— -^^ r w ^ ^ ^^p p v V *^^ B ^^^ *^^ ^HB^^ P ^B^P ^^ ^ ^^p lB ^ ^^ p^ ^ pa ^^^ ^P F Pi^P ^BT ^^P ^^ ^i^ ^ History^ p^B ^^ pIP^^ ^J^ P^b ^ ^p P ^^^r ^^V W of^^~ ^^V Short^^~ ^^ ^ ^^^ han^ ^ d, with an^^* ^> ^^ ^^^ Analysis and^^ Review^^ of^ ^p' .^p* its PresentV^^^ ^^^ V Condition^p^ ^^b ^ and Pro- P^ P^ P^ P^ P^ P^ PI spects at Home and Abroad , by T. Anderson. H jjij .vj\jl j . \^j .j . uiic j l »riu n «^*- ¦ EJd*iLgypt y\JlJ,) AncientAiiV/icnu andfiaiv.1 Modern\z x 11 , Ph-ii ysical^y oj l^ cla , Politicalj - u i^c*j l , andcvij .«. l StrategKj uj. ct t/C/ i^ iVjical ctJ. , togetheruui ^ c with an* ^ h Account of its Engineering Capabilities and Agricultural Resources, by Griffin W. Vyse. ¦ An Easy System of Calisthenics and Drilling, including Light Dumb-bell and Indian ¦ Club Exercises, by T. A. McCarthy. I Queer People, from the Swedish of c Leah/ by A. Alberg, 2 vols. I An Illustrated Edition of Twenty-One Days in India, being the Tour of Sir Ali Baba, ¦ K.C.B. , by G. A. Mackay. ¦ IPB ppi^ ¦ The^^ pi ^^ pp% plpg ^^p ^ EngpP^^PH^ PV ^^ at^ ^^ Ua\ lishP^^r aW ^P* in^"^ ^ ^^P. IndiaP"^pi ^^ .^P ^^^^W pl^. ^^*^ ^P ,PB New^p^p^p ¦ ^^^r v * Sketches* ~ ~ ^—^——^m -^m^r ^^W Va^ *^^ V^ ^*^^ F^P' ,*H b* ^^^ y¦ E.^~^^^^^" ^ de^^ P^ ^^^ YalbezenT ^^^ ^v ^>^p ¦ ^^ ^ppr ph^^p ^pp ip^ ^p^ ,^p translated^^ ^p^ ^^^^P PI IP^ M^^f pPV. ^^^ ^p ^ir ^^a* ^P^ ^^ fromPi^^ P1^^ ^^ U^rw i ™ the— ~ French,p^ ^ p^ p^ p^ p^ ph withA ^K the^K author. ^ 'n s permission^ M± , bPA y a Diplomat.*P^P^Pk. Ml *Pfl . I^^^^^^^1 Accented Five Figure Logarithms of the Numbers from 1 to 99999, without Differences, ¦ arranged and accented by Lowis D?A. Jackson. ¦ ^ ^-^P ^^ — ¦ * V ^^" ^ ^ ^^ ^ v* ^ P ^»*^ ¦ -^^ ^p V ^^b, * V p^— ^^ »^f^ ^ h^ -^» h ^ p ShadowsW ^^^F p"^ P^" ^"* ^ ^^ "^™ ^"P^ T • » ^P" of.^p the Past^^ ,^ p by J. S. Lloyd.^^^rv Ip^ p^ p^ p^ pj On Board a Union Steamer, by Captain S. P. Oliver. . I¦ .PiPioneeringoneerincr min the FarFax Eastiiiast anda,nd JJournevsourneys to (JalilorniaOaliforn ia, min 18491849., and ttoo the WhiteW hite Seaoea «*in ¦ 1878 , by L. V. Helmes, with illustrations. I The Queen's Speeches in Parliament, edited by F. S. Ensor. I Franz Liszt, Artist and Man, from the German of L. Ramann. . ¦ I ph. p^^ v, Jpi ^ p^ ¦¦ ^^^ . -^. p^ ,* ¦ ^ r ^p^ m. rfB. * ¦ ^p^ ¦ *^ ^ Foundation mJm~ * ^ k^ r*^ ^p ^^ p^ ^ l/ r ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^«_ p^^ -^ .^ **m^ ,^m± r^^ v v p»* t ^ i i~ r\w^ ^^ *% ^pp ^^v ^* J« ^*^ iw _ rr ¦ p«w .p^ ^ m- p _ ^bv v« ^ p** v^» J i- ^ ^ pp. F^ ^ ^*^ *"* ^ --^ ^ ^'—^ The^ ^^ Jesuits, a Complete History^* of^^ Public^ and Private'^ %^ ^^ Proceedings^ v^ ^^^ ^ ,^ from the ^^^ h of the Order to the Present Time, by T. Gruesinger, from the German. I F. G. Lee. ¦ Reginald Barentyne, or Liberty without Limit, a Tale of Our Times, by ¦ _ AnAn En.English-German (xl i ah-Germ an Dictionarv..Dictionary, hvby A.A. N.JN. Wr>lla,RinnWollaston,. translatortran sl ator oiof the Anwuri LoheiU.uonviw An English-Arabic Dictionary and an Arabic-English Dictionary, by Dr. Steingass. ¦ characters, ¦ ip *^i p*fc *Ppi ^^ p^^p^ ^*-*r «*^ - «*^ i ii ¦ i r ^^ p« -~ ^ ip . »» * ¦ ^ I ¦ ppp ^pp™*p ^ W^ar pb p^ pppi p^vp> rimw B «p» ppk «ph ph ^ i ip ^ ^ — ^ P*» ••**—* P* '^i — *^ *p» V -*^^ ^nr — —* — » -* rw ~mm ^* r ^r ^r ~^ '*«f ^ pit. ^ ^^ ^^ pn. am, apb p ib*^ r^^ ^P* ^*^ »"" ^™ *^ " m Alif Laila, ba-Zuban-i-Urdu (The Arabian Nigg \ hts in Hindustani),^ Roman ^^^^^^^ H edited by F. Pincott. a I Malay, a Chinese, French and English Vocabulary, with words alphabetically arraiig m ¦P h. 4PB dtb. . PK JVa , under each oi the tour languages^b ^h ^k^v^^ a^^tfB^ ._ a* ^ zM ^^^^^^^^^1 , by Dr. Jbsikkers. ____~-^= I mEP' ^H rn . w ¦Bm^-^^ ^^ vwws*^^^ ^ r^ ..^ ^^ ^ .:^ [ K^t. I5, 1881 The Publi shers ' Circ ular g75 I I Messrs. Ricliard Bentley 4u Son. AA SeauelSequel xoto '* jRecords *.ecoras ofoi my Girlhoodijririnooa/' byoy Francesx ranees {$(Fannv^ anny^ Ann Kemble.Jt^em ble, 63 vols. Some Experiences of a Barrister 's Lif e, by Mr. Serj eant Ballantine, 2 vols. —"~ ™~ ~~ ——¦ ¦» ¦ —-—^— pi -bp-b p^— ¦ »» "k ^ r bLJL ». • Consul^Bbpp ^^^p *vsb> ^^^^ *^^^™ v^w at*™~ *p *™~ Kertchpw ^^™~ h ^«^ p — p ^^h -~^ .-™ The Memoirs of Prince Metternich, 1830-1848 , edited by his Son, Prince Richard j Metternichmetternicn, tnethe papers being:Demg classifiedciassmea andana arrangedarranged bvoy ivi.M. A. de JKoinkIQink owstrom,. translated by G^erard W. Smith. A Hunter's Wanderings in the Heart of Africa, being a Record of Nine Years' Sport and ¦— ~" ¦ r ¦— w «^b^» ^i^ ^i ¦ ^ '^^ ^^^ ^ " "^ " ^^ ™" ^ ^^™ ^^^ ™ ^^ ^^^ "^ ^^^ ^ ~^ """ " ^^ ^^™ '"^^ ^^^™ ^^ -^ ^ V^B ^'^~ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^i^^» ^^^^ ^ ^^^ ^ |g— ^ ^^ .^^ikA^B ^^^B» H^^ ^^ ^^^^ 4^^ ^^^ F ^V rfW ^^ fc^^ ^ P^^ F pfc v ^^^ L « Travel in the Far Interior of Africa,J including Accounts of Explorations^ ^^ beyond^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ the^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ Zambesi, on the Chobe, and in the Matabele and Mashuna Countries, and containing fulltull notes upon tnethe JNNaturalatural History ofor all thetne largelarire MammaliaMammalia,, hvby VmciFredericptricb:k Courteney Selous, with nineteen full-page illustrations drawn by J. Smit and Miss A. B. Selous, and a map. In and About Drury Lane, and other Papers, by the late John Doran, F.S.A., 2 vols. East of the Jordan, a Record of Travel and Observation in the Countries of Moab, Gilead , and Bashan, during the years 1875-77 , by Selah Merrill, Archaeologist of the American Palestine Exploration Society, and with an Introduction by Professor Roswell Hitchcock, D.D. , with 70 illustrations and a map. t Diary of an Idle Woman in Sicily, by Frances Elliot, Author of c Diary of an Idle Woman in Italy,' 2 vols. Ely Lectures on the Revised Version of the New Testament, with an appendix containing the chief textual alterations, by B. H. Kennedy, D.D., Canon of Ely. ^. ¦¦ ^ J ¦rf ^ *m' p^b k»«ji^ rfBBPV^ ^sr ^htf *mm w ^i« >r «^.» ipi^ ^.k ^ ^ ^i^ !¦.¦ "^ ^^ ¥ ^^ ^^ ^"^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^b^> ^^ ^.^ • ™ ^ * ¦* ^*w**." ^-'^ ^ p.. ~^ p> ^w ^.* ^.^ v*.' .^^ ^m^ ^ p. '.V* ¦ ^«.^ VP'W ai .4^. .^ pp«*.^ w ^ ¦ ^ ¦¦. r w Thej^^p^ History of AntiquitM y,m from the German of Professor Max Duncker^v^ ^^^ ^bntfl^ ^..v .bW ,B bpi f y Dr.^^b j ^ Evel^^ pp^^ T iv^ ^ ^^ yn^^ J^V I Abbott, the fifth volume, chiefly occupied by the Zend Avesta and Rise and Fall of I the Zoroastrian Religion, and also narrating the Rise and Fall of the Median Empire. I The French Court in the Reign of Louis XVI. and during the First Empire, by Catherine i ¦ ¦ ¦ ^-^ -^ ~-~ ^—— ~—~ ^^^ ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^- h^ — -^r -^ h ^v^ v " ¦" ¦ I^^^^^^. Charlotte^^^^ ^^^ ^^h ^^^r^^^^ «^^b ~m^~ ^bv ^^v ^v ,^BV Lad^¦^v^p^-^ ^v^^ ^^ ^« y« Jackson^^^ "i ^ ^^^^ ¦ ¦ «^^r ^^p i ¦ ^^^ ,^y Author^'^^ of Old Paris/ ^BJ ' The^^^ ^^ ^p Old^Bl^ B.B ^F . ¦ RegV^V^b ^^ ^^ b^bHK ime^** ^^*^^"^»..» ^^ /¦¦ &c^VA^^VF ^.P' V ,.V 2....V vols.V ^^^^ ^.* .^.P V ,~^B I with several portraits. ¦ ¦ The Novels of Susan Edmonstone Ferrier, a Library Edition, printed from the Original 3 BH.B ^^ pv ¦ ~ ¦ ¦ ^^ p ^ p i ¦ ¦ ¦ -^^w w^ik ^ p^ p^^V ^ p ^^^^^^ H ^ p*^ ^^ ^.^ ^^ ^r^ ^p ^^^ p 4^^ <#bp p^>^ ^^^ ^^ ^^i^^^ » ^^v ^^^ ^ i ^ ^^ ip^p v ^^^ ^^ p^ p^^p ^^ >^^ * ^^ p ^^^^ ™ i i ~ ^^^ ^^ ^^ p ^^ * ^ * ^ —"-^^^ ™ ^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ r w ^ ^^p ^^ ¦ ' b. * ^.^ p .. ^^^^^^^ B^ ^.. p ^^W r^^P ^^*^ ^^^ .^p^^ ^.b ^^p ^*^ v ^*^* ^^. i ^. ^ p ^^W I Editions annotated by^ the Author,^ 6 v ols. (uniform with the ' EversleyJ Edition of ¦ ¦ Charles Kingsley's Works). I The History of the Great French Revolution, from the French of M. Thiers, by Frederick ¦¦ ¦¦ F K r ~^P P~ ^^^^^ H W ^*p ^^ ^.> ^ ^ W^a^ ^ Pjpr ^W am* * * ^P*. ^PP " P^ ^ P. ^^^pk ^ iPB^h ^bHp^ ^^ ^^* ^ P» ^PPP ^PkPPfr «jpBPP& ^^ ^IP ^ ~ ^^ ^^ ¦ ™ ^B .Pk p^^ ^ '—~ "^ ^P' PT^ ^^^ "^* *<^ "^v^ i*p~ ^ P ^ '^P' ^P^ ^v "^ ^^ -^^ ^ PJP^^^PPJRft « ^ ¦ ¦! ..r ^PPP ^pP PP^ ^pr (^V ^P.a '.y » ^bB' ^M^ ^I^^P" ^^^ >P>Pl* ^^^ ^p* P.a..^P'.JM% ^l.' ^^Pp I Shoberl, with 41 fine engravings,^ and portraits of the most celebrated personagesW ¦ ¦ referred to in the work, a new edition. ¦ ¦ A Chequered Career, or Fifteen Years' "Vicissitudes of Lif e in Australia and New Zealand. I¦^K^K^B B^h^^^b y Henry^^ ¦^ ¦-.P ^^ W.^.h^ w^^ ^.B NesfieldP^^ «P^b ^TBk .Bk •. ¦ . ¦ ¦ »¦ 1 ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ P ¦ ¦ ^^^^^ H " » ^ "" ^PP ^» ^P| ^Pl^ *«PP PW PI ¦ ¦ ^^pP ^^^ P BPBiBi ~ — "^^^P* ^^ ^^ '¦^ ^|p> H ipp vpv^^kp ^~- ^^ ^»«* '^P ¦ '^P ^P ^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^ "^P"~ ~^" » ^ ^»^ ™" ™ ^ ^»^ "^^ I ¦ ^^~ ^»^ -^ ^^" ^BP" BBP»» "• ^^* ^ '^P ^^^ < ^^PPP " ¦ ^BT^P ^"^" ¦ ¦ ^J P^ ^bV& ^Pfc r ^ ^"^ P".l . ¦ P^PP ^P» '^P ^^ ^P" -^PP 1 With the Cape Mounted Rifles,^ a Record of Service in the Native Wars against the ¦^K^K^H I I ¦ ¦ Galekas^^^ . ^ ^H , Gaikas. ^ ^ , Pondos#BP>^ P^ , &c^^ , includingPh ^ «P> Pk the. «PBj Storming^ ^a . A of^^ Moirosi'PB. ^^B ^ ^ ^ s Mountain.^^^ ^^^ ¦ ¦ Our Old Actors, by JHenry Barton Baker, Author of c French Society from the Fronde P* . Pf*^ - PJ«^ «BkS*h «B| W VAT rfBIB ^ ¦ ¦ ^^^ H toV ^_^ the\Z^k^ B| IbpP ^ Great^ ^ /I ^ ^b^ ^'*W %^ Revolution«/ ^BrT V ^>^ PBV ^«^b ^p/Jfc ^-^ Jt>^ • a^^Vtf newpB**Bfe *»^ T * and«^^« *b^ ^^BB J popular^.^ JbW * edition^Pb T -^^'^ Jib ** rf B. ^^^ A ^ BB carefull^.^ ^'^ ^b^ ^^ ^r^VAl^k^ BM y revisedbB ^ ^b' W 4 P^^* ^ P*^ ^pTflV byW^ W the^bB# Author."^ ^ BW ^^« ^ B« JB> ^^^ ^Bj» «# ^ ^ . ¦>. , ¦^K^K^H ^ ^k ^PBP ^P> MtPk ^_ ^^ ^^^ _ ^^ ^ ^. ^^^— ^^^ *_ . /^ ^ P~ WP> ^ PPh ^^P^^ ^ P^Pr ^^H . ^Pl A ^ «BA ^^Vk. ^PB ^^ k _ *^Pk 4PI . ^Pk Pft A ^ I Kew Works of Fiction.—Kith and Kin, by Jessie Fothergill, 3 vols. ; Court Netherleigh, ».a.Jk c ip» -pp> ¦• »-^ r b ^ - ¦ w .» ^.«. •» b. -bb. -m ^ ..>• r^ r - —-~ ~- --¦.' — ^^^ H »^^ y pb. fsJ • ^ i ^ v ^ AApW y • » — ' ^-^ ^b p * m —». .aV» -»- ^ ** ^ ^ ^*" ^— •¦. «' " p» v»rw ^.^ •• ^ *^p< ^» r «| ^- - • >^ ^ ^ p^n^* * pk. «s^ -v *- . w •> r^w w -p. 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H "^PB* ¦ BP ¦ I Pi t^v^V BBBV ^pBBB ~^ ^PP ^^ nr -^W «p ^ *P^— .^^ .BV ^ ^m ^^^ •- ^^^^ ^. P. I ^^BB' ^ ™ ^ ^ ¦ * ~— ^« ^^ ^ ^M »^B^ B V I I ¦ ¦— ^ ^B F ^^ »^^ ^^ PPPfc Pi ^ ¦¦ ™ - ^—^^ PP »-»^«aB"- «-^ Pi ^pT. ^ ^ « ^ ^ pP ^F ~ ^rf ^P» W '^BpP' PJ PJ ^*p^ W P-^ P^ PJ PH Pf T PPP* ^ p ' plfc •¦¦• B^ BPP»*" «P*B» "^^'^ ¦'"' " Industrial Arts of India, by Sir George C. M. Birdwood , C.S.I., with map and 174 ^^^^^^^^^ H illustrations, new edition. H ¦ ¦ *—*« * pppppp Pp^pp T ^bpvw v.^ p^ .^^ wp ppp ^« «pi * pi ^pj | i i *v «pPPk4 P^ «^P> ^pp r pi ^^^ .kp^P Jf p^p^ .ppk pi ^^ ^^V p| p^ p. ^ PlP V-MP PP .... «^PP> ~lj~ b-pb «-^ -^r ¦ —' P P P P P P P P PJ Homes and Haunts of Italian Poets 7W"b v ^ ' P^ ¦** ' Trollope. Ha a a a a a a afa ** Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Adol hus pVA y *.« ¦ * .^ pVPPbM p B^ prpV , « • ¦p ** ^ Jfe ^pffV ^ pK Pta ^Wh w <*¦ ^^ p ^ p ^ p ^ p ^ p ^ pi Legends fro m My Bungalow, "by Frederick Boyle. ¦ Management of Grass Lands, by Arthur Roland, edited by W. H. 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Philosophical Maxims Contempt ¦ Btumorous Writings, and Miscellaneous Notes on, personal events, on his ¦ rariea, on Literature, &c., for the first time published from the Autograph Manuscrip^ by Jean Paul Richter, Ph. Dr., Hon. Member of the Royal and Imperial Academy, \& M T+o 4-^-r I " ScuolaSi ^sti/ ^ lrk Italiclinoa of ItoDael? /\ivi 'n , &c>Pr^» , 2O vols.-wr *\] r* , containingy>/\n ii-n 'i r\i 'n /«> aboutaV\/mi4' 200()f\f\ Drawingsl ^«*o-r>r-« n ^ ira inTTI facsim"TfliCBX *** I h.^ IH I Reproductions, and numerous other illustrations. -l I H ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦¦ ¦¦, ¦ •¦• " ¦/KZ'V " ¦ _i ¦ ¦ • ¦ . . . • . ...*¦ : ...... \ x i ' ' ¦- ' - -- -¦¦ /• .;- . ' ¦ .' ' ¦ mmzm. •rjb ^- . ' . ' ™ M ^ Oct. 15, 1881 'Tl16 Publish ers Circular 877 (I j aesBr *. 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The Afghan Campai gns of 1878-1880 , by Sydney Shadbolt , of the Inner Temple, —¦— -w vb *«^ r -™- -»~ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ w «^^*^ b^^ ^^ » 1 b ^vh ^ b -^^— bb^^^^"~ "^^""—» ^ -^™» — — — — — — "^ —^^ ™— ™- ^»^^™ « ¦ ¦ ^» ^^^B» "^^^ ^^ ^B^^ ~ ^^ ^™^^ » ^^bi •« -^^ VB^V^^ vs^v ^b^p ^bb ^ V^^ ^B^ ^ ^^^^* ^*^ ^^^ ™"™* ^^^^ ^B ^*^ ^B ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ~^»«^« h ^»^ ^^ ^p» b^ Barris ter-at-Law ,^ Joint Author of * Thep^b ^b* South Africa n Campai^*^BI^bLgn of 1879/ dedicated • by permission to Maj or-General Sir Fr ederick Roberts , G.C.B. , V.C. , &c, 2 vols. Nor sk , Lapp, and Finn , by Frank Vincent , jun., Author of c The ^^ .v ¦B^^ ^V ^^BB ^Pj pV ™ i " ^^v ^^' ^^ BB^Vh ^ ' ^^^ — ^^~ ^~ ^ ^^^ ^ ¦ ^^~ MB^^PK ^^ ^^ ^^^ ¦ ^^-^ ™ ™ ^^^^^ ^Pj^v pj ^^^^^ ^^^^^ h ^i ^^^^b ^v ^>^^Btf ^^ ^^B ^pT ^^ B ^^V BB^> B^bF * ^^^^ ^"^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^" ^^^^ ¦ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ *^^^ ^^V^ ^^^^^ ^ ^Br ^^^^^ ^^^ ^*^ ^^ BlP^ph ^^^^^ ^^^ * ^ " ^ b^ -^^^ ^BV^^^B ^^^ ^^b^^ V ^^^^ The English Cat alogue for 1872-1881. In this volume ten year s' Catalogues ,^ which have been separate books ,' are broug ht into one , with the exception of the Index , which is B^h ^ V^^^ V ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^~ ^^^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ ^^™ ¦ ^ — ^^^^^ ^H -^^^ ^l^v ^^ ^ ^r - ^^r w 9 ^^^ B^B1 ^B B F found similarl^^ ^ ^^^ ^^^ y blended^^^ ^^ ^^r ^BB in^^^ ^^^ ^^b a^ ^B* volume^B^ ^B^ -^B^^^ ^^B ^^k ^B^ ^W dated^^^'^^ ^bT^^BP ^BV ^^p^F ^B^H^B* 1876H^^^V ^^^B' ^H ^^pr ,^p and^^^ ^^h ^^^^^B embracing^BJ pr ^^^^. ¦¦ > r^B^ Bi^^ ^ p* ^BB* 4PK ^^W ^^ H^ ^ h twenty^^^ ~ ^W* ^^^ .BV ^^ years^f ^^^^ ^B ^^^ ^i^> *^^^ .BV In^^^H. ^^* ^^ ^ addition to the alphabet of Authors , Transactions of Societies and Publ ications of iu cvxjl uivno c«xs. k;ux xvo Clubsvjiu.wuj, &c*jb_/v-< . , areuii. v g«j ivenj.yv^xA in an Aj.ijjpuixvnA.ppendix , ordinaryviuuiuti y Collectionsv^uixw andxa Series in^ u anotheruiivvuvx. Appendix. The volume will be printe d uniforml y with the previous volumes. * It is now in active pre paration , and it is hoped will be read y for publication early next spring . Illustrated Books on Abt :— An Illustrated Dictionary of Words used in Art and Arch aeology , explaining terms 1 r 1 B ¦IB' ^B ' ~w ¦ ^ ^— ^^ ^m- » — ^ ^h,^ '^^^ ^B ^^ «B^ ^B*«b^ W » ^BBB ^^ ^BB-»^ p ^tf ^^^ ^^ ^^ B^B^ I^B* ^^1* ^^^^ ^"" .¦• ^** ^B' ^*^^ ^PaBT ^iB* ^fc ^fc O^b W. ^ B' ^^ B -^^ » .B ^ ffBIPB ^k^ BV*^^^^ H *^^ ^^^ ^^ ^B^ ^^ ^^ ^^^« ^B*^ —^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ B"^^ "^ -^m ^— ^ —^- ™—^ -^ -^^ ^» -^ ^ ^BV .^" PB* -^H frequentl y used in Works on Architecture ,^ Arms , Bronzes ,^ Christian Art , Colour , Costume , Decoration , Devices, Emblems , Heraldry, Lace, Personal Ornaments , Pottery , Painting , Sculpture , <&c., with their Derivations , by J. W. Mollett , B.A., Ojficier de VIn struction Publi que (France), Author of ' Life of Rembrandt / &c , illustrated with 600 wood engravin gs. r An Elementar y History of Art , comprising Architecture , Sculpture , Painting, and the r« \s .a lift «n AA ppt-\"»*^ liedI i rv/I ArtA •*»J- s, bI-i-»T-y N.IvT D'AnversI A -*-n vta-mm , AuthorA «44- K x^«* of*r-», 4- *( ScienceCj j-wi 4-^-H-k a/\ LaddersI ^1 ^~1 ^f-v^trt / ' with^* V\ a PrefacLonAT A /^/e*v bVtwy Professor Hoger Smith , now edition , illustrated with upwards of 200 wood engravin gs. An Elementary History of Music , by N. D'Anvers , edited by Owen J. Dullea ,' including MusicMiiain am ongnncr the+,>> a AncientAnmAnt, -N"N^ationsa-hinnH., MusicTVTn«ir» in thefhtt Middle"IVTi^rllA AgesA c/fts ,. MusicHfiiaifl in ItalyItalv in thethft Sixteenth , Seventeenth , and Eighteenth Centuries , Music in Germany, France , and H ^K ~** BB B* — —^— — — ^VH — H V ^» l^fe ^P * ^B* '^v' Vh W*^ ^B" ^^ ^l^ g ^^ ^^ ^m *^ V W ^^ ^0 ^h tfBV ^^^ _ ^^ ^^ «^^iBb B^' Tf * ^^ P*^B* ^^B ' *¦• ^B> ^ ^ ^B^ ^B»-^l^^fc ^^ »^^ ^ff ^fcB* ^" » ^^ta^^^ »"™ ^Bh ^P^ ^^ *^ ^^ '^^ ~^ ^" ¦"" -^ J "" ^BB- »W "^ » - » — ^ — — ^BBH — — ~~^ Englan d , illustrated with Portraits of the most eminent compose rs ,^ and engravings of the m usical instruments of man y nations. Classic Architectur e, comprising the Egyptian , Assyrian , Greek , Roman , Byzantine , ¦¦ ¦¦ «fc^fc T 4b B^f ^^ - m ^— — ^» W -^^^» ^^ h ^V BB BJ ^^ ^^ W ^* *T ^* •* ¦ ^"•• ¦^^ ¦¦ ^B ¦ B*^^ W WBHbB1 ¦ ^V^» ^^ ^^T ^^B ^ ^^ » ^^* ^h^^^^fc rf>S »^ ^B M ^V^B ^i^ ^ B>^ c ^^B' B" ^ V^B^ ^i^ *^B> ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ " —— '^^ ^w —^ »»^ ^ ^P-^ ^^ B H —^ — — - ' —" • — and Earl y Christian^b* '^^ , by T. Roger^rfk Smith , Professor of Architecture at University^ ,-A^kA M ^m ^BtaH ^_ __ ^_ ^B* ^i^ a . *^V^«~ ^ ^ ^ ^^ _ . ^fl A A B —^* ^BBh tt College, London , and John^^ Slater^^ , B.A. , illustrated with^ 150^^^ engravin gs. «B> ¦«»¦ _¦ — — -—• V> ^~ IBB. P»B>^ » »¦#• rf M> P> WA ¦ ¦••. B— >B> -^ -^B- — BB— —. OB -B»- ^— _ -_- — — ^^ The Itali an^^V SculrV ^^ ^-» ^ ptorsB*^ »B "X ^ ^ B«B> tV.^ of the^ ^ ^^ Fourteenth^^ *-^ ^ *T ^B*^ ^^ ,» (t^ * and»^W «b ^ ' ¦— Fifteenth• ¦ •¦ ^ ^* ^^ ^^ ^^ *— ^ ^ ,.Centuries ^^ ^^ 9W ^ , including^ ^ J Niccola and Giovan ni Pisano , Lorenzo Ghiberti , Donatello , Verrocchio , Matteo Civitale , Rosel- «B^B*^ bW ~~ — — .-^—- — — —« _ lini^— ^B»»^ ,V Delia1 ^bb# b *^** RobbiaBB»1^ ^B# ^B^ ^B^ ^^^ *•» ^^ »T ,¦ NiccoloB^ ^ ^ ^B* ^p»» ^»# ^B>^ *^ ^^ Aretino*^ ^^ bW **>^^^ » ^-^ ,V Jacb^^ ^P ^^ ^B^ ^B^ po*BB^ ^^ della'V*> ^*^ » ^ »^^ Querciati ^ "^ ^^ ^^ ^^ "^ • " ,« their^ *" ^ ^^ ^^ *^ Scholars' *^ ^ ^"^ ^ ^ ^ and their Cont emporaries , by Leader Scott , Author of * Fra Bartolommeo / 'A ]STook in the ApenninesADenninea /' &c;facf.,. illustratedilln stratt =»d with numerousnumerou s engravingenor pavinors. s, includinginclndincr a aouDie-pageadouble-Dasred I plate of the celebrated Ghiberti Gates , &c , uniform with Mr. Poynter 's han dbooks . Illu str ated Biogra phies of Great Artists .—New Series. Meissonier , a Memoir , draw n from various sources , by J. W. Mollett , B.A., Officier de ««r — ~ •> w v %/x-^ ^p apv ^ ^b ^ .*b mm -*^ ¦ ^* ¦ w — — -^^ — j — — — — — ~ - ~ — -~ ,- —^ ,^ .. ^^ V Ins* ^^ truction*^v ^^ %^ # ^ PubliquebJK> *^»* \ ^ v vv^ *¦ v ^bb * (France),* b^ ^m ¦ \sv bt v \^ ^b ' m v Authora in ^ib * of^ * ' Life^****m rfk ^ ^^ of* ^ ^ Rembrandt»^ ^ ™ "^ ^^ ^ / illustrated with _ B..I "» ¦ ei¦ gaht reproductions_ m. of—. Meissonierbm. — » • '• s well-known- — Painting^ m . a s, including• * • the* *• Chess->>" ^ B players , La Rixe, the Halt at the Auberge , the Reader , the Lecture chez Diderot , the SmokerWmoker , , and a portraitnortra.it otof the artist iromfrom a recent etching.etchinsr . Muri llo, a Mem oir , derived from recent work s, by Ellen E. Mino rs , illustrated with ¦¦ * ¦ *¦* ¦¦ W Jfc ** i» B^ ^B«# H »_^ PP» ^ -^ — —^ ^— ^™ —~ — ~w ~~ — - —- ^^ -— ' ' — — ^~- —~- "^ eigr^ \^^ht™ engra^^ W**k *^ ^^* vings«* *» A. lBtfBk 9*J afterftVVflW ^* ^B^**fe the^/ *^T master# ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ' ^^ 's*^ T celebrated^.B* ^B^ ^* ^B^ '^ * ' *•• ^^T ^* ^^ ^ ' *» paintings*P^T ^ ^ ^" ^ -• J^^% ^^^ ,T includingf^ > the Immaculate^ ^ — -^ ^^ - Conception (double page), in the Louvre , the Prodi gal Son , at Stafford House , the mr,m^m,^ ¦ -» ¦— ¦ m » -»^- »v-^ ~bb- b»-—¦.— v ^ -w —. - ^ ——¦ -m —¦— — — —-w — —-™ -b^- including,—— »*^ ^Bfc oh •» Ay_ amongst%SV m\ riM. \*r tk A fc& 'V' V others.*-r V •» * *- * ¦ •v m Lordr T V' * ¦ ^*^ Derb- ^ ¦ ^-^ J * ^^ y» and»>»V-b» b» ^» his<" •» JL^ .^ Sisterr>w' »•* ¦' *^ ^- ^ ^ ,•¦ Alope-^ - ^ and-^ her— — Child—— , and the Pars on' s Daughter , by Romn ey, and The Duchess of Sutherl an d , Liady Peel , Lad y of fcelmaSelina MeadeIVTftn rlft., NatureN^a.tiir« -, Sir WaWalterlter ScottS>p.nt+,, byhv TiawrLawrence ^n«e ,. and JfortraitsPortraits ot the paintersPainters . Overb eck , by"J. >Beaviiigton Atkinson , comprising his Earl y Years in Liibeck , Studies at ViV iennaen na.,. Settlementfip>tt.lmr. .ont. at»>. RomeTJ ,nmp> andnnrl the+.Via RiseTC.ira of the+>. ft T^f«wJSew SchoolSohool otof UChristianhristian ArtArt., his wor kst at Assisi, Fran k fort , and Cologn e, illustrated with eight engravings ftffcer some , f of hia inost noted paintin gs, including Christ Blessing Littl e Childre n , Bearing the Cro ss, the Hol y Famil y with the Lamb , Christ in the Temple, &c. Illustr ate d Handbo oks op jBk .^_ Practical. Art :— M W m, I I ¦ —Vt .iv ^ . _ _ . - . _ _. __ —*.« _ A . ¦» W« • "¦ • % Henry B. Wheatley , F.S.A. , Assistant Secretary to the Society of Arts , and Philip *x. 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' 1 ' Pt ' j lljlu ' gg IfII Oct,w 15tc tMiloo I The Publishers±. uuiio uci d ' Circv/ix i^ularuxeu. ««tj I Bfeffftr*- Trnbner 4+ Sons—continued . ¦¦ ¦¦ —- —— ¦— ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ — — — — — ~ — — — — — ^^ ^»» — ^ »« «••> jb »*^^ Coins^^ ^ "~" of Arakan' j of Pegu*U and of Burma j b ^ ™ ^™ * Qa^Ptw^f ^^9 ^^^ * J^^0 • AA# ^ p^ • P^^ « «Jh 0 • The , ^, , ^y Sir Arthu r Phayr e, C. B., K.C.S.I., G. C.M. G. Buddh ist Literature in China , Abstract of Four Lectur es delivered by Samuel Beal, B.A. I —' -^» ~~^ r — ~^—— ¦ • ¦ ¦ » .b ^v ^^ ^ »^»" —— ™ -^^ ~— ¦— ' - ^—^ ——~™ ¦— ~— ~ -— —— — ~- y — — ^^ - - —» '^^ ""^ » w ^^ »»^^ ™ » ^» ^v ^^^ ^^ b b^v w^^ ^^ .k. ^ b ^w^»^B .^ k. ^» ^ y ^^^^ ^^ * The^^^ ^^^^^ B^ Four Gospels Explained by^ their Writers ,^ with an Appendix on^^^ 4Pi^P^ the Tenjp ^^ ^fcjfc Comman^P ^ .^ ^p ^^ ^m ^^ mm .B.V^pV^vQP.I»a ^P>^M d- ^bh ments , edited by J. !B. Roustaing, translated by W. E. Kirb y. r *—¦¦ ™~-— r » »^^ pj^ "^^ ^—"- — "^ ¦ *- ~^ - -^ ~ —r ~^ » ^-^ —~ ^^^ —- —~ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ -™~ » » —^^ -^ ^^ ¦ ^^ »* ¦ ¦ ¦. ^* -w ^^ ^ » .^v ^^ m^^^ ^ ^^^ aK ^P> ^BbV ^^^^^* Spencer 's Unification of Knowled F^\ ^ F ^ ^ J ^v ^arv ^v^^ ^^ 4*.^ «v ^PW v 9 On Mr.¦ ge, by Malcolm G uthri e. II b V J* rf ^ sJ •« « ¦ v-\^ The Philos*m m ophy of Self-Consciousness.• A Son of Belial, Autobiograp hical Sketches , by Nitram Tr adleg. The Daya Bhaga , the Law of Inheritance of the Sara svati Vilasa, the Ori ginal Sanskrit Text , with Translation , by the Rev. Thomas Foulkes , F.L.S., M.R .A.S., F.R.G.S. A Bengali Pr imer in Roman Character , by J. F. Bro wne, B.C. S. A Man ual of the Malay Language , by W. E. Maxwell . XVI. Opuscu les, by Juan de "Valdes , translated fro m the Spanish by John T. Betts . The Odes of Hafiz , being a Complete Metrical Tran slation of the Work s of the great Lyric Poet of Persia , by E. H. Palmer , M.A. i The Mind of Mencius , or Political Econom y Founded upon Moral Philosop hy, a Syste- ¦ ¦ ¦ —¦—¦—¦ ^^^^"^™ ^^ ^ ^™ ^^™ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ » ^^ ¦ ¦ ^r ™ ^^^ ^^ ^ ^"—» ^«- " ¦ ¦— t -^ —~ ^— —~ —^ "^ ^^ - -» '— —'— '^^ ^-™— ^ ^ ~^m -~ -^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ a^ ~^^ ^^v ^^^ mi _ > ^^"^^ ^^r ^i^ ^^b^ ^i^a ^ ^^ ar a^fc matic Digest of "the Doctrines of' the Chinese Philosop her Men*^ cius^a* a^to ^*^ w^0 ,H the^Va^Ba^v ^ ^ B^ original^^^^ *^» .*^BV^k*^ ^^^^^^ text^^^ ^^ i^ FaVla ^ B ^^^ classified and translated , with comments and explanations , by the Rev. Ernst Faber , .».» -v- _^v -^ —— —-—. — - — -v — -^ — — — — — - — — - -~ - - — — —- w — — - ^_-» — ^p- — v -^l«r tran slated from the Germ an,j with additional notes , by^r ^j the^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ Rev..^^ ^ v ™ A.^^ av ^ w B.*aw *^^ m Hutchinsonai ^ h- ^ i^ «^B V^^^ V.W^^ aB«BP ^^ ^^^ ,M C.M. S. -^^ - ¦— <^— -w « ~m - — — -^ ^ — —- -v _- . ¦ v^h^ -> aa^ kt «^^^ -^ ^—-w ^^ ^— —- ^ -^ — — ^ — — — — — — — — — — — j ^ — - - -^ ^^ ^ ^^^ ^v^^ .^ yn^ ^ ^^^* i. ^^ »^ » ^a^ id ^ ^ im ^ |— p^^ afc ^*^ ^ a ^ b #«a>*A^%V% W A Comprehensi ve Commentary^ to the Quran , to which is prefixed Sale's Preliminary Discourse , with additional Notes and Emendations , together with a complete Index to the Text , Preliminary Discourse , and Notes , by Rev. E. M. Wherr y, "M .1 JHd ' ^^ _ M.A. ^^ ^^^^b^A ^tffe.^ ^aB ^B^hA ^BB ¦ b ^^ a^k m. ^H ^ ^ ^B ^i^^ ^^ ^^^k^^B^ _ ^^^^ . ^ The Sarvadarsana Sangralia , translated from the Sanskrit , with Notes, by E. B. Co well and A. E. Gough. South-African Butte rflies , a Monograp h of the Extra- Trop ical Species, by Roland TrimenTriTYifi M , F.Jb.li.S.Ti.S.. , T*\F.Z.S.Z S.., M.TCM.E.5S. _S_ I Dictionary of tlie Suahili Language , compiled by the Rev . Dr. L. Krap f, with an J I Appendix , containing an Outlin e of a Suahili Grammar. I Tsuni-Ii goam , th.e Supreme Being of the Khoi-Khoi , by Theop hilus Hahn , Ph.D. ¦ ¦ Archaeolog ical Survey of Western India , prepared under the authorit y of the Secretary of I State for India in Council. I The Cesnola Collection of Cypriote Anti quities , a Descri ptive and Pictori al Atlas , ¦ ¦ prepared under the direct ion and supervision of General L. P. Di Cesnola , LL.D . ¦ ¦ An action which involves a question of some interest as between authors and publishers v«r «¦ .^ B ^ a>ai r»r ¦ ¦ ^^^^ m —» — — ^ w 'a>B m a^ .Ss ^ .^ H a^ »^** >* ^J W m a»a&aim ^^ «fc ^. ^ 'W' > ~w- ^ v alk * h -*.^- -^«* - «*• .« ««¦ « -4^ d» ^-^ ^t. ^^ *fc " a.K>» « *-» n ¦ ¦ ¦» ¦ i» n r n -«ar AM ^ Mr «k Ml ^^^ ^ b ^» w was tri ed, on~**r the~^^ 7thQ V—**• inst.^ , in the City^ of London^ Court-^^ , beforer^^ Mr. Commissioner^^T Kerr^a^ . ! I Mr. Edward Walford sued Messrs . F. IV ame & Co. for £6, for literar y work done on their ¦ ¦ ord er . Mr. Quilter , solicitor , who appeared for the plaintiff , said his client was a literary ¦ ¦ gentleman , and earl y this year he was employed to write a life of Lord Beaconsfield. That ¦ ¦ was befor e his lordshi p's decease , and the work was written and published in due course. ¦ ¦ About the time of the funeral a gentleman representing the defendants called at Mr. Wai- ¦ ¦ ford' s office in Fins bury Circus , and requested him to write an ad dit ional chap ter , giving an ¦ ¦ account of the funeral obsequies the contents of the will, &c. At that time the prior , at P^P ^P^P^P ^H ->. _ m. ^h _ ^k ^k . ^v. ^k ^B a — ^^ k ¦ ¦ > 41 *B .W ^B A . I engagement of the plaintiff^ * , who^^ was remunerated* at a certain fixed rate , had ceased , and it ¦ ¦ was agree d th at the additional work should be paid for extra , the ^"5 now sued for being the ¦ ¦ stipulated amount . Evidence having been given in support of these fact s, it was pleaded on H behalf of the defendants that the ^5 was to be paid conditional ly on the matter bein g used. ¦ ¦ The first editi on of the book had proved a success, and it was in contemp lation to issue a ¦ ¦ second edition , but the idea was not carried out. It was the general rule of the publishing ¦ ¦ tr ade to pay only on pub lication. A letter from the plaintiff was re ad , asking the firm to •¦ ¦w £\a 117 »-» ¦ ¦ P^pH II1»Lk A O.T1 a~Vf *Cfw\4-i*\-r\ +•/-» + T-» ^-v wnln liin ¦ ¦ We are glad to see that the editor of our valu ed contempora ry the Printer ' s Register is ¦ ¦ ^commending the members of the trade to put their own shoulders to the wheel in support of ¦ ¦ the AimshouseB and Pension Fund , and he cites a case in which this cours e has recentl y been ¦ ¦ taken with excellent results :— * The Printers ' Almshouses at Woodthe Green profit to the extent °^^ ^ social organisation known North London Auxiliary I ^ ^ e ^^ ributions of a as , in ¦ ¦ addition to a Chri stmas present to the inmates in last December to the value of £18. This 8a s ac ol resu lt of I Tv!^ :^ ^ * T a year 's work may well be emulated in other pa rts of London. ¦ ¦ Moulder to th e wheel before asking for aid ; and equall y app licable now as then. e ®ra lw Christmas JNTumber which is to be l read y early in December ,' will be restric- I t(Wi ve Pl , ¦fiL -!5 ^ ^ uwdr ed and fifty thousand copies, and nearl y half its pages will be illustrated. ¦W ^^ ^rzrr— , , ! _ — — gg2 The Publishers ' Circular Oct. 15, l88l T Messrs. Seeley & Co. have nearly ready a new work by Mr. Philip Gilbert Hamerton, author of ' Etching and Etchers,' entitled ' The Graphic Arts,' which will contain a great amount of technical information concerning many different varieties of Drawing, Painting, and Engrav- ______ing.——— q- Mr. Hamerton- 's leadingtj purposeXA has been to show the influence of technical conditions_.~w.vij.V7.lJLg expression of knowledge and feeling ; his volume will ive these technical upon the g conditions ' I their due importance, and make them clear to every reader who takes an interest in Fine j • "11 * ¦ Arts * ! I * it kindst • i of/* engraving,* and1 most kindsT 1 of/ * drawing,^ * will be1 representedill b n *i I All y the best masters? I I illustrations engravedBBi expressl for the work. y VM I and the BBl _ . «. ^ _ _^* i^_ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ _ A ^ _ A ^ta~ ^Bt «B] ^k* — ^_ ^K ^ —_ . . ¦ I HBBl War, Waves, and Wanderings, is the title of a book of travel from the pen of Mr. Francis I Francis, son of Mr. Francis Francis of the Field. The book describes experiences (as Times I a^ ,0Bp bbbb ^ ^^ r . ii^ *^ ~ ^—• -^^ ¦ ^B»^^ ^B^ » _ -^"- ^^~ —¦- ¦ -^^ ~ —-^^^^ -^— ^^ ^ - » -^ ' — — ^ ^— ' - — — — « — —w~ —"— -~ - - — —' ^"— ^"^ — ¦ — "— '^ — ¦ ¦ —^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^^^ - *^^m ^^ ^^^^^ —l | — y M j ^ ^^^ ^ B^ ^ -^ ^^ v ^L ^ ^ >| H ^H ^H correspondent)^ of the Turco-Russian War, the Zulu War,^ and a voyage round the worl^^ ^^ d^ . I c Messrs. Gall & Inglis announce the publication of the Landscape Edition of the Poets.' I This splendid edition of the Poets has, as its special feature, coloured borders on every pa^e I withwilh variedvaneu scenic vivieewsws of01 country,country, sea»«a, monumentsiiiuiiuuitJiius, buildingsuuiiuings, &cO6c , executedexecutea byoy first-classnrst-class I¦ artists. The colours on each alternate page are different, having a most pleasing effect and 1 making a very handsome volume. ^ I Messrs. Blackie & Son announce a new edition of Ogilvie's ' Imperial Dictionary of the I — — — — "¦"— —^»—¦¦* WAl. gm^ ^—j / edited b^/ Charles Annandale J M.A. J and illustrated b' — l. VV English Langu y , , y^J more than ^^ age/ three ^^I H thousand engravings. ¦ Messrs. F. "V. White & Co. announce the publication of a new series of books entitled I ' White & Co.'s Favourite ISTovels/ It will include some of the most successful works of I fiction by Florence Marryat, Harriet Jay, and other well-known writers. The first volume is I c already published, entitled A Broken Blossom/ by Florence Marry at, authoress of ' My I Sister(OiDOCi the1/XXC7 ActressXiUWCOO ,. ' ' LoveJJUYC 'sO Conflict/WIJIIXIVU. &c.UC^. I c ^H Mr. Elliot Stock announces for early publication A Royal Cookery Book/ a transcript of I a curious manuscript in the Holkham collection , containing a series of menus for various sea- ¦ sons, and recipes and directions for the culinary art as practised in the 15th century. The I reprint will be accompanied by a copious introduction and historical notes. I The movement towards securing uniformity of printed characters by the substitution of ¦ Homan for Teutonic characters in German books appears to be making progress, notwith- ¦ standing the alleged opposition of Prince Bismarck. A resolution has been come to at a I meeting . of^K. dire^.B «fc ctors. ofdBk schools*B1 ^V inA German^^^M Switzerland^^lJ Bk m ^1 * ¦ to_ printSk — all^Bl ^Bl school¦>¦ SB1 books^Bl ^ inm* Romante_^V4. i, IB^B^B^B^BH letters. | ¦ c ? Bj ^ Vj iBBf VlB1 ^^ V «P ^Bjb ^ ~ ~ «B> ^B» ^B> ^V .BH. ^.V ^» ^Bto "^v BBBb ^B ^ .V B« ~^pBT «Bh r « B aV» ThefBVBi «V**4 ^b ^ ExecutiveBBMBW ^*-B S> ^b * ^% ^ Committee^pk «^ ^«* ^B> «^ ^B^ ^V ^B > ^^ ^ of"^^ P^B the«T ^» ^^ 1^ Ancient^Bf ^^«B Merchants~ ^^ ^~ ^|B* ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^h^*F ^«l ^^^ ^^ *~^v LectureIBBB ^ ^^^ ^* *^» have^b^^T « ^B* issued^B« p ^ V^^f ^^VB ^^^ ^^^VB> a^Bi^I* littleB*h ^B« ^# j ^ ^ ^B> book*^^ ^>^ ^^ ^ v I ¦ bTbWBWBWBWBwI in which the history of this foundation, which dates from the reign of King Charles II;, is | ¦ told, with interesting details of bygone lecturers, from Manton, Owen, Baxter, and Daniel ; H UlCC XXJLlCbXlI .0 \X\J VY JLJl ¥V ¦— ¦ r »^i^ y a •krf*^^* '^ ¦ ^^ ^^ '^ ^— ^^ — — ^^ — — —^^ ^ ^ —^ ^ ^ ^ —^ ^— ^^ —^ ^^ ^^ ^^ —*^^ ~^^<^^ ^-* -^ ^^ » ^^ ^» ^^^ ^^ v mai ^a>^^ %*v**^ *^^ ^^ ^tf^^b 'fcp^fc j^ r i^ h p-,_f ^^#^^ P^» ^ , ,-^ famil^^ ^ y ;^ cabinets after paintingsB ci in the Dresden gallery^^% ;j sets* of anim^^ al studies^^^ ; series^b *^^ of^^ cats and dogs in various positions ; besides other gems too numerous to mention. A beau- tiful little wedding gift is formed by a cabinet entitled ' A Hamper of Love,' 4,000 of which, wewft are toldtold,, navehave beenbeen sold since publication.T>ublication. The Sunday Times, an old-established musical, theatrical, and sporting journal, having been sold by order of the Court of Chancery, was issued on the 2nd instant at the reduced price of one penny. The property has been successfully managed for several years by Mr. C. Smith. I The Reading-room at the British Museum is now opened at nine a. mt. , and by the aid of I the electric light, which is arranged in an improved form (Siemens' system), under the super- I intendence of Mr. Barrett, remains open every evening during this month and succeeding I winter months till seven p.m. I In the library of Trinity College, Cambridge, has just been brought to light a hitherto I unknown specimen of Caxton's printing. It is a ' letter of indulgence/ issued in 1480 by I John Kendall, the Turcopolier of Rhodes, to encourage contributions for carrying on the war I against the Turks. I Aunt Jud y' s Magazine, edited by Miss Gatty, which has since its commencement been ¦ ¦ published by Messrs. George Bell & Sons, is to commence its new volume under the auspices I of Mr. David Bogue. Miss Gatty has secured a strong staff of contributors for her new w w« ¦ m i^'^ i -^^ -^ mi v rf»i rN^ .«. tfft.« ^^^ B - —- -^v ^ ^^^^ - «^h. ^ i ^^ .^^ fc ^ mmmi ^^m^ * r ^^ - ^^^^^ v v ^^^ "^ ^'^ '^ mi^* ^^ v *#-^r r ^* ^^ ^^ » V w ^^ ^^ ^^# r^^ r ^^^ w V w h ^v« ^to v -^^ - rf* ^^^ ¦¦ « *¦ . ^ ^ i^ ^^ (— i ¦ ¦ ^v^ ^" ^^ ^^V^ ^1» ¦ W4brfk ^^ Vta v a»j ¦ I volume,^ including Mrs. Ewing,j^S W Flora Masson, Flora^ Shaw, Mr; Charles H. Read, and Mr.^*^ ^^ I Stephen H. Gatty. Mr. Caldecott's clever pencil has been enlisted for the cover, so that I AwtiJudy will make quite a new start in life. I The People, a new Conservative weekly, is the venture of the proprietors of the Globe. I Closed shutters at 150 Fleet Street show that Messrs. C. and E. Lay ton have completed I the removal to their new premises at the corner of Farringdon Street and Plumtree Court. I j Mr. George Cauldw^ll, trade manager of the Sunday School Union, 56 Old.Bailey, requests ¦ ¦ us to state that the fire which occurred at No. 60 was not of such a nature as to interfere with I the business of that institution. ¦ ¦ The Cobden Club seems to have developed a considerable publishing trade, for it is said j ™~ *¦ »» \) VX ¦ ¦ lUO ¦ ¦ Since our last publication the following Publishers have issued books, full titles of which ¦ ¦ ft,A>4b will ^^ .^^ \J H be found>_^«, in %/JL JL V^ >Jw ^ ^^ T T JLmm*\ ^ A*. J iBJLkJ ^ * ^^^ a. the New Book List :— ¦ ¦ _ ^©ssrs. Bell A. Sons.—Compositions from the Works and Days and Theogony of e8^O(^ » by J- Flagman. Compositions designed from the Tragedies of JEschylus, by J. ¦ I¦ S-P laxm an. ¦ ¦ IVtessrs. R, Bentley A. Son .—Kith and Kin, a Novel, by J. Fothergill, 3 vols. e TUm I W ?* ** Casseil Petter Oalpftn A. Co.—Illustrated Book of Sacred Poems, by J. D. I *v «-tson, new edition. Cassell's Book of Sports and Pastimes. CasselFs Book of Indoor ¦ ¦ ^^^aements. Biography of D. Cox. 10 111 A. I 1 f f *8* - Ca ^tto Wlndus. —The Genial Showman, by E. P. Kingston. The Leaden b Mrs A. W. ¦ ¦ I ih £, > ^ - Hunt. A Life's Atonement, a Novel, by D. C. Murray. Hours with ¦ ¦ I fte layers, by D. Cook. A Treatise on Wood Engraving, by W. A. Chatto. ^ ^^ ^ y Promotin g; Cnrlstian Knowled g ¦JL for ,, re.—Anglo-Saxon Britain, by A. Grant. ^_ . . , , , ,...... ¦ ^y , ^^^^^^ Bi • ¦ ¦ ¦ v ' ' ' ' "¦ ' '•" ¦ T ' ' ¦- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - ' " - ' - ¦:- : - . J.. ¦ . ¦:. '¦ ¦ • . y ^ -'M ^fr - 7 - , ; ¥ ^ f' i 884 The Publisher s' Circul ar Oct. 15, iU\ ' I ¦ ¦ ¦ - ,. ¦ Missy and Master , "by M. Bramston. Russia , Past and Present , by Mrs . Chester. Fr eaks I and Marvels of Plant Life, by M. 0. Cooke. I Messrs . Orlffitli A, Par ran. —Out on the Pampas , by G. A. Henty . Bryan and Kati e, I by A.. Lyster. I Messrs. Dodder A. Stougrbton. —William Carey, by J. Culross. Studies in the Life of 1 I Christ , by A. M. Fairbairn . I I c/j ui.u. c/i. *j Messrs.mVBBrB i BurstBl i rB i &a* Bl&eltetai»v&cii>« t,—Tillj lj lxx DeatJL-roadixxh us\xo do\a kj Partjl cm. i/ , byn/j r Mrsxuio. . J.t/ . K.j .*-. Spenderkjj^ , 3 vols.y ^xej . 1w mI Messrs . Xrtn ffxnans & Co.—The Student 's Book of Scales , by A. W. Holsham . Ino rgan ic S I Chemistry , by "W. Jago . Index to Trevel yan 's Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay , by P. § I Cl ark. The Marriag e of the Bonapartes , 2 vols. by D. A. Bingham . Celestial Objects for 1 I Common Telescopes , by T. W. Webb . | I BKessrs.Messrs. SamSampson pson lowlow,, Mtmzarstonarston. , Searlesearie &.a, Rlvlngrton.Miving rron.—a—Annglinggling Literaturejj ixeraiure in En-Englan gland d,. I! I¦ by 0. Lambert . Cecily's Debt , a Novel, by Mrs. A. B. Clrurch . An English Squire , a Novel, I I by C. E». Coleridge. Military Hist ory of General Grant , by General A. Badeau , 3 vols. i M Mtess rs. ncaemillan & Co.—The Beautiful Wre tch , &c , by W. Black . Lay Serm ons , by ¦ J. S. Blackie. A Treatise on Chemistry , by H. E. Roscoe and C. Schorlemmer . I i[ SB Hflt r. j rolm Murray .—- The Forma tion of "Vegetabl e Mould throug h the action of Wor ms, I by C. Darwin. The Lan d of the Midni ght Sun , by P. B. Du Chaillu . Student' s English I Church History, by G. G. Perry . fl vyuuu >_rj MAUll J_a.V^ xu 4WIV9Messrs.OA 01 JamesV «1I»PB MTisto*V aOA««7et«< A,«H» Co.^«WB —EllenXJUUt * HerveyJL ? V>^ 'sV» Chargegv j, by Maria Eng^UJgAWJlish *a. StronUVAUUg g andOiUU IBH | Free , by G. Everard . Gospel Parables , by A. M. Symington . ¦ Messrs. B. "W. FaTtrid gre A. Co.—The Thre efold Gift of God , by W. Haslam . Hilda , or , | I Lif e's Discipline , by E. C. Kenyon. Mistran slated Passages in our Bible , by J. H. Murr ay. H Lights and Shadows of Ancient Mythology, by E. Wilson . Hours with the Bible , "Vol. 3, ¦ by C. Geikie. 1 ¦ XMC essrs. Segan Pau l, Tren ch, &. Co.—Irresponsible Philanthrop ists, by E. Genna. ¦ Arrows in the Air , by H. R. Haweis , fourth edition . Current Coin , by H. It. Haweis , fourth H edition . Speech, in Season , by H. R. Haweis. The Mystery of Miracles , by J. W. Reynolds, H fourth edit . H Messrs . Ward , Xiock , £l Co.—Indian Pri nces, or the Story of Pocahontas. Red Eagle, H or Wars with , the Indians of Alabama. The Mexican Prince. Traits and Stories of the Irish H Peasantr y, new edition , by W. Carleton. ¦ OBIT UARY. [ ¦ Sir John Burgess Karslake , Q.C. , whose distinguishe d care er was cut short by blindne ss H I five years ago, died on the 4th inst. , after a prolonged illness , at the age of sixty. His H brother , Mr. E. K. Karslake , writin g to the Times , says that Sir John wrote one of the most H popular sporting books of modern times , viz. l Collyns on the Chas e of the Wild Hed Deer/ H and he ad ds : i It was written in the well-known ^ Doctor 's " name , as he was our secretary, H andAnd a celebratedo.fil ftTYrn.+.p>f1 characteroh ji.rfl.rvfr.pr in JNT^nrt.Vi orth DevonT)ftvo"n ,. and lifthe furnfu rnished ished someaonrm roughron crh notesnotfis for birSir JJohn onn 's HsS assistance. The book is now out of pr int and much wanted/ Messrs . Longman s were , we H ucjlicvc ui one nuia. believe j, theuiici publishersjj ui^xioj ucx o of the work . p^H pj Died at his residence , Willow Row House , Horncastl e, on the 1st October , aged 48, Mr . H Cb pj ¦ Josep«/ KJdKSj JLM.h FurbonJL' ULI KJKJIM. Cussons\ ^ > UOOUXXO, formerl1\JJL U1C1 ly^y a printerXJ1U13JL , stationerOUaUXUIlCX j, andC*AXVA booksellerUUUADCUC1 inXXX thatUAXCbU town.UVVT U. The*—~ _^_ business was established on a small scale by Mr. Cussons , senior , in 1828, and by his industry ¦ V;i_» W UCiJ . XX^7 i.^u**«« ¦ andOiLlKX perseveranceLJt?l ^»t5 V C JL OilkW itIt becamUCCaJLU eC oneUlltJ ofUJL theli llKS bestUC9L andUtllU. mostX11U» U profitablepJL UXX liUtUXC/ inXAl the1/11C county,U.Xll/J , when he reti red ^ pj in 1869 in favour of his son, who, throug h ill health , r elinquished it in 1878 and was succeeded ¦ by Mr. W. K. Morton. ¦ We regret to record the sudden death , on the 12th in&t., of Dr. J. Gr. Holland , editor of ¦ jyjL wuvug*»-hout— bh¦ ScribnerwrtuitKT ' sa Monthlij 'iiiniy,y, nowxiu w The-m il*:- Century,\^tri>v u/ 'ry 9 whowxiu wasw«.» alsoeusu widelw xu.cay j ' knownxyiauwh anda-uu influentialxixxxucixt/icn thro ug the Unit ed States as a poet , essay ist, and lecturer. Beginning literary life with a series of ¦ helnfnlhelpful ftfl sa.'VR nnrlftr tTi fi n^-w?,oun der/,A nnl/wmp.lu e of 6 TTimothimothyv Titcomh.' that namename became a nousenoiuhousehold ^Hk essays under the n p m of Titcomb / ¦ word th roug hout American home s, and an equal success was made with the poem of ' Bitt er connected ¦ Sweet / describi ng New Eng land home life and festivals . Dr. Holland has been ¦ with JScribner ' s Monthly since its incep tion , which indeed was partl y his work , and in that much for ¦ eminent " position his ready sympath y and wholesome encouragement have done ¦ uueu. oeveoi oi ms laiier wi>rji navtj beenucwi contn-*,«--— _ Ameri-tnmt3riuacan ,ix lettersloiters andaim American^\merican. literarliterary y men. Several of his later work sa have ¦ buted to his own magazine , and the < Topics of the Time 9 were , until recentl y, entire ly from wnl ¦ ¦ ¦— ¦ ~— w^^ ¦ h — — —i »¦—¦ ™—w-"—¦ b ¦¦ ¦ ¦—»¦ — ^^ w ># i ¦—• -^ - — -¦ ¦ ^ "' M^ ^^*^ ^^m ^^ ^ ^—^»^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ i i «^»^^fe^^ ^^a^ f** ^^ ^m ^v^^ ^ _j~ v v .« ^ |^ ^^ i^.» ^^m^ H^> ^^ ^^^F ^**Wm V^^r ^^ ^B^ ^^* ^" *^** ^*^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ™^» "^" ^^ ^™ '^^ ^^»^^ ^^ ^^ j and his pen. His home in New York had become one of the litera ry centre s of that city,^ 0 ^^^^^^^h long be remem bere d by those who had the good fortune to enj oy its hosp itality . I TRAD E CHANGE . en I re |l Mr. Bobert MaclehoBe , M. A., and Mr. James T. Maclehose , M.A., have , | j bookselling,uw ^ a^ H ¦ 1 becomeuecome partners withwnn. theirtneir fatheriaxner, Mr.ivir. Jamesames MaclehoselVAacieiiose, in hisins puuiiaiiuigpublishin g,, Vr j un8e {/ ¦I stationery business at 61 St. Vincent Street , Glasgow. The firm will now be J ames len ¦ the wavW^ ftnd [[ | & Sons, the copartnery dating from September 1, 1881 . Having in view i f ff I 1 energy with which the business has been carried on during the last forty year s by th e ne H I to th e conx ^ the present firm. , with this new accession of strength there can be no doubt as III f VPs^ MfAA A«. wnni «LVAA MTAA *SSM. mr *. *.j *—¦ the ¦ ¦ -+im*,**-+ *m, r ^^^^^ h - — -^ ^^ - -^ ¦ -^~ ^k^^ w ^ ¦f ta ^H m ^—-^ — — — — I a false scent thew h ^^ French^^ «* ^* ^^ w^ ^i^ policeW^ ^^ ^^ "* ^^ ^* ,J who* imim ^ ^^ werew » ^r ^^ *^ ever' t ^^ ^* dogg^«#^ ^^ H^k ingW^^ his^^ steps^^ ^^ W^ ^^ ,M he^^^^ assumed^^ — in 1840 the title of I Chevalier, to "which his Prussian decoration gave him a sort of claim. He arrived in England, and this I time found himself so well there that he had himself naturalised before the Revolution of 1848, which ¦ ¦ overturned Louis Philippe and compelled him to leave France under the very prosaic name of ¦ ¦ ' Mr. Smith/ Yours faithfully, W. ¦ ¦ Books Hbceived :— dresses, including Bo-Peep, Cinderella, Cock ¦ ¦ ^H IJ r PftW tlToacma Unwt'nnnn Jt * Cf y**~» r * 4 /" ^ s\*~Amt *-wr Eobi n , Red Riding Hood , Robinson Crusoe, and I From Messrs. Bemrose & Sons. — * Cookery ¦ ¦ Cards for the Kitchen/ by Mrs. Warren. A other tales told in the simplest form and illus- ¦ ^^^¦ M *¦* _ %> A-A. X^ i« JL >-* J>> fcJ LV XA %JU A •> «v 1 t rated by a rich a ssortment of coloured plates. It capI ital publication.i ™^ ^^ ^"^ ^ * * ^"^ * Each»—*V** card orV slieetA V^ 1^ d eal\- s- ' wi thI'll ¦ ¦ a separat e class of food : fish and soup ; meat ; is iust the book for the nursery. The same ¦ ¦ sauces ; vegetables ; pastry ; sweets and pre- publishers' ' New Style One Shilling Books,' are j ¦ ¦ serves ; and bread -making and the recipes and marvellous specimens of the perfection to which -j ¦ ¦ drrwi ng and— colouring have been brought in rule s are so simply expre ssed that ' she who ^ ^ ^^ ¦ ¦ cooks may read ' without difficult y. As the nurser y literature. ¦ ¦ card s have reached their thirtieth th ousand , Fro m Messrs. Griffith. & F ar r an .—' The Boys' ¦ ¦ II many households have been able to apprec iate Own Toyma ker : a Practical Illustrated Guide to ¦ ¦ j Mrs. Wa rren 's labours , and the sheets cannot be tho Useful Emp loyment of Leisur e Hours. ' By ¦ ¦ too widely circulat ed. E. Landells. As the ti tle-page of this work tells befoTe us is one of the seven- ¦ ¦ From the us that the copy City of London Publishin g Co. teenth thou sand , it would seem to be superfluous ¦ ¦ (Limited).—' West Cornwall : being a descri p- ¦ ¦ tion to praise that which the public— th e publishers ' of the Princi pal Town s, Parishes , and y stamped with approv al. , best critic—has alread I ^ ^ ^es with their Anti quities and General At the same time it is but fair to say that the ¦ ¦ Nota bilities, and giving Explanations of various ¦ ¦ otW little volume deserves its popular i ty, for it is not Int erest ing Objects .' By J. M. Roach. loyment ¦ h¦ J- hi8, only calculated to give young people emp j ; • as thetne work of a residresident ent ,, wiwillll beho welcomedwflloomed for leisure hours , but will en able them to t*108° who hold that a local am ateu r is more ¦ I¦ likelrv produce resul ts which will give pleasure to y than a professional bookmaker to do justice intro - ¦ ¦ to scenes ot hers . If this usefu l littl e work were with which he is familiar , even if at duced into every house where the boys have 1168 e 8 inclined to exaggerate thei r claims. ¦ I¦ Mrilr . ^ * anything of a mechanical turn , they would be jj Roa ch describes briefl y, but adequatel y, the tory of Chr ist- Pft °ple, able to establish a home manu fac | I | their character and langu age , and then enr ich many of thei r poore r ^ | H tOllchefteB nn fV» mdin.n l e^r.t-,,-~^~ ^-P *V» *\XT^ nf-» Mn mas gifts, and to ¦ ¦ H V?n?h on the^ natural features of the^ Western a contribu tion to the ¦ ¦ I ^vision of neighbours , or to send the county. ward s of the childre n's hosp itals. The book II Fl m ^H —«« *». jur <7C*.u Up »UU. V1U 1UUUUU D pap er toys, card- 11 w** Uea*™. Bean & Son. — • Childhood's gives instructions for making ¦ ¦ U Savauril» Tales/ with new designs by Mrs . board toys, ships , puzzles , and scientific toys, and ¦ft—.!_ y and °- E- A- A set of old friends in new it ifl fully illust ra ted . ¦ • • - ¦¦ ¦ — ' " " ^m — < ^ > • _u» _ i ^ *?? SS6 The Publishers ' Cir cular Oct. 15, 188 1 ? From the same— ' Out on the Pampas ; or, the * Cleanliness ; Food (quantity, quality, cooking ; Young Settlers/ By a. A. Henty. With illus- hours) ; Clothing; Sick nursing amongst the poor • - - _ -.w — — - _ — _ _ . _. , _ , , __ - ^- _ —i _ _> __ _. v «_ —_ ^ -. . -^ ^- , ^ .^ — ^ ^^ _>^ k m m m J1 \J trations by J. B. Zwecker. * Special corre- Infection, its nature and prevention ; Beverages^^ ^ ^^ | T^r*i spondents ' would seem to be likedy to develop water, tea, coffee , cocoa , &c. ; The hou se ; Food ' a new literature for boys, and to become the and bodilybod i ly enercrv.energy. TheHie volumes otof these lec-W_ : legitimate successors of such writers as the late tures may be commended as forming a moet j— _ _ _ Mr. Kingston . Mr. Henty at any rate shows admirable contribution to p^- opular sanitation< — . -•(__ *, X V_» 14 m 11 I 1 that his travels have given him ample material and they are purposely published at a very low f ^^ b ^ — ^_ » ¦ ^^ ^^» ™— —^m — ^ w w ^k "_^^ » w*^ *» ^» ~~ ~~ i » . — ™ — -^ ™^« _ ~— °"™~ — — — —— _^ m — ~ — T — — for^ working up a very a ttractive boy's book,j and price in order to give them a wide circulation. \ — - _- — -_ — — — - . -— -» — — ¦* » it is, we see, to form one of a series to which the From Messrs. ECodder and Stoug_.ton.cj ^ ^^ ^-^» — * Peter^^ ^ VyJw (h contribu tors include Mr. Kingston , the Rev. H. Trawl : or the Adventures of a Whaler.' By W. j ~N" ¦ _ _ _ _ ¦_ _. — —¦ mm —_ _ *__ -_, ^_ _r _ _^^ ^p_ _ C. Adams, Jules Vern e, E. JV1. orri s, W. II. If.' G.- — — Kings— * - ton—' -' . Illustrated.—-— ^ -— - ^^ «^ ^ ^ ^_ ^_r ^v A ^^ ^L %, # J^ 1* ¦ I r 1 I -«« Another | | «_^ of the ^.i^ #\ *« ^ *_ ' Dalton, A. Elwe.s, and other practised wri ters. wonder!ally successful boy's books of wrhich Mr. —¦— ma «.« Tlio book gives n early four hundred page s, is Kingsto^-— n seems to h ave- i eft— behind— him— — J-A X AJ, ¦ ¦ ¦ an in- I . ^ _ . •* • -^ *- ~« f^r^ t ¦ .— i well illustrated and prettily bound, so that it exhaustible stock in MS. The narrative of Peter's ¦ possesses nearl y all the elements calculated to exiporiences, a part from his whaling adventures, is 1 _ _" _, — — ____ _ . _— —r ^. , —. H __ _l — .v^, - , _. V.^ _^ please those for whom it is intended. It is, admirabl— yI told— , and' the illustrations- ^» will^ ^ add* V^^ not_| V' \J !¦ __ — _ j~_ __. _ — — _ — _ — — - perhaps, worthy^j of mention that the publishers a little to tho charms of the volume for ; ^ young guarantee the purity and healthiness of tone of readers. \ --_ - - —- M.& ; —— , n_r j the whole series. When wi ll some enterprising From the same.— * William Carey/j by James^^ » v *. \J ±J __ — _— —. — j-_, _ - equall_ __ y attractive______. books_ _ ,_ of__ which Culross. Dr. Culross, who is wel l firm suppl^y ^ ^j known as the the same can be said , for boys of tlie poorer author of several popular rel i gious works, con- ^^ ^_^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ™ ^ ^^^ ^i^ - - — _^^r ¦ ^m ^^ H 4_^^ ^ta A _ f ¦ classes ? tributes to Messrs. Hodder^™ ^" ^ and^^^— ^ ^^ Stoug" ~ ^^^ ^^» hton^^^ ^ 's seriesp^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ ^^^J • ¦ ^_i _) ^^f n *¦ _h _v^p_i ~*_r _*_^ _^ _*^ f _~^~ — ~—_ ^ w "¦_" ¦ ^" ^~~p ^^^3 ^^^ ^^^*^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^— ^"^ ^^ ™ ^— — From.^^ Messrs.^— v^^ — S.' C. G-riggs & Co. (Chicago^_ j , U.S.)X of ' Men Worth Remembering,' a sketch of — * Ziiterary Style and other Essays.' By William William Carey, the Baptist missionary, who from ! — ^^ — ^^ — — — ^^ ^^ — Mathews, LL.D. This is a new hook by the well- his youth£ seems to have™ been^" ^ p.nimated^^ ^~ ^ ^* ^^ ™ ^^ "^ ^"^ ^"^* b^~ i yW the^^J & ft ^ ^^f \ known author qf ' Getting on in the* World ,' true missionary spirit. It was, we learn, a i ' Oratory and Orators/ etc., etc. It is, to say the sermon preached by Carey at . Nottingham, on •' __ least, as important as any of its predecessors, being Mayj 31,J 1792W ,J which— — ^^ — ^^ reall— ^^ ^^^ — yW created^^ ^"^ "* ^^ *^* the* ^ " Baptist^^*^ * ^ »_* *^ _ ^_ . ^_ —— _^^ _ _ __^ -^^ ^^ r _¦ ¦ h v^ -m . -_ _ _ ¦ — — ~^_ ¦ — ^_ ^^ — — ^ g^^ ^^ ^^ B ^^ ^. ^ ^^ ^^^^^ — I f he I a collection of twenty-one essays, short and long,1 J J Missionary Society ; and ^oon afterwards went ] on several themes, of which the first alone is with William Ward , the printer, to Serampore. ; on * literary style.' Prof. Mathews has had the The record of Ca rey's work in India is full of ___ _— __ _ ¦_¦ w — — _ — — good^^^^c f ^ ^ p i i _" _h fortune^_ — ^^— ^^ ^^^. -^^^^^» — to— have^™—— ^^- T^ad— — — — — -widel— - yi himself— — ; thus interest, and shows how large a part the printing- ! his pages are thickly strewn with extracts gathered press played in the efforts of theso devoted men ! from the literature of all ages and peoples ; but for the evangelisation of the natives. Dr. C_ lross ¦ the chief merit of all his writings is the instruction has gleaned from every available source ; and his ; and the incentives to self-improvement "which will sketch of Carey is a worthy companion to Dr. he derived from their careful perusal especially by Bell's biography of Henry Martyn , which forms the young. Among those essays that we havo read one of the earlier volumes of the series. th peculiar pleasure are those upon 'The Modesty From Messrs. Marshall Japp 'Th e Ivi & Co. — of Genius,' ' The Duty of Praise,' ' Intellectual Three Frights, the Three Beauties, with the Story Playfulness/ ' Who are Gentlemen ? ' and * Hot- of Bobinetto : Sketches of Girls' Lives,' by Sarah house Education.' The book is one which can bo Tytler. The scene of the first story , of tho Threo - —m~ —m- hi ¦ - — w-~ _ -t II M » taken up at odd times> and di pped into anywhere, frig^^m^ ^_ hts,~y is laid^^ - in^ ^F- ^^™ Scotland^^^ -^p m^ ^m ^ ^^ ^^^b ;V the^^ ^^ ^™ ^^^ second• h ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ *» ^" ^.^^* takes^" ^^ ^^ ^ us ^_ a. withV _ _¦ ^ ** ^^ •• the^^ ^^ W^ certai^.^ ^^^ ^i^ ™ II ^ n^^ ty^ W of-^" ^^ finding^ — _ _ - - .^^ something- - — - _ - — __ _ ^ ^v^. good^^»^» -^" ~— and back to fashionable London in the days of Burke somethiDg Avorth remembering. AVe are glad to and the Gordon riots; and the third is a tale of commend it to our readers and also inform them school life with some clever bits of character- __ _ ¦¦ r • —' ^_- — ^_' * — »" _.<4 ^__ ~ ¦ » J _ ^_f _ i/ I A M V U l_ * ^ Vj_ V«/ \_ _ - m _JI A ^p/ —^ ^_ *¦• j ~ •' that copi. ies can be had in this country•/ from sketching. It is an attractivef * T ^ ^ volume^ ^ ^^^ for girls Sampson Low & Co. of tho more Iii ghly educated classes in tho lower : From _YLr. Joh.n Heywood.— ' The Elements of half of their 'teens. a Ph %/ysiograp D Jl h */y for the- use of Science Classes and From the same.— * Margaret the Moonbeam/ Elementary and Middle Clsiss Schools. Despite story for the young, by Cecilia Lushington. the antagonism of Lord Norton , science teaching A gracefu l and pretty tale, with a c;ood deal of is evidently growing even in elementary schools, poetical quotation, which li ghtens up its pages. and there is a naturally increasing demand for Thi^iJicrerft arefi rA several««VArjvl well-executedwAll-.AYf>mif-^rl illustrationsilinsfTMi.ion.S., andftliu manuals such as this compiled by practised hands. a word of praise is due to the artistic cover in The work is divided into various sections, dealing crimson and gold. ¦with physics ; chemical elements ; geology, re- From the same.— ' Half Holiday Hand-Books/ Tlio lating to the crust of the earth ; astronomical newnftw volumesvnliimns ofnf thisfln« usefuliiMpful , andnnrl , wown mightmi_ht auuad, - geography, and physical geography. . Diagrams instructive, series, are> * Croydon and tho North and tables are introduced, and the book is very Downs/Downs ' with-with an. mapmn.n andn.n f] 151 ft illustrationsillnKtrationS,, anaarid clearly arranged. ' Greenwich and Blackheath,' with a map and 9 From the same.—' Health Lectures for the People.' illustrations. Natural history, botany, history, ht ¦ ¦ V — w • •% m a -_ — ^ — - — — — p- '- — v— « r ~ ¦ — broug Delivered in Manchester 1880-81. The second /Zool ogy , and arohoeol^ i f- ^ opry^tr WJ^^ ^ W are^ ^" ^ ^^^ each^^^ ^ ^" ^ — ' in turn metropolis of England has many advantages of before tho holiday strol l er. ¦«_—*_ «^ R# #-jL_t^^ ^y *j_ _b - Illustrated local^—> ^_^ ^^ governmentp^h v ^s m, Am %S overV^ v w A theWk* m m ^S bi^ gt cityx^ ' _ f in whicht t ^ka*v_ ^ m ^ wov * _^ Fiom Mr. AATalter Smitli.—' Mackeson's —-* r? •/ 1(lca live, and not the least is that it possesses, in the Church^/iiur ^n Congress_uuyi(J«» Handbookii Oct. 15, 1.881 The Publi shers ' Circular 887 —¦ - Manchester, and Derry, and full-page sketches A good editor is a most difficult thing to find. You can AXiVi»> U »T*WU XJL *-Vjr V M. ±X M UUi U VflltUD \/L«5 meet with fifty brilliant writers toU^-F everC Y C* Jy one reallyAUUliJ capable*^ a |./C *k/AU of St. Nicholas, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and the ex- editor you would come across. Mere writing, or literary terior and interior of Durham Cathedral. (The ability does not make an editor —indeed, a man may not latter is, however, scarcely ' up to date.') The be able to write at all and be the best of editors. TactTact., judgment, a cool head, perception of ability in others, *~s »* ¦ —• — — , ^> comprises¦» in addition to more than letterpressI power of saying No, punctuality, promptitude, and an a hundred brief biographi es, a well-written descrip- always-alive, always-awaie sort of quality—these are the tion of Newcastle, Durham, and the surrounding points1W11IUO toKi\J looklUl/ a for1UL in111 a*X goodgUUU editor.CUlLVI . AndAUU whenW UCU aO> propil/prietorJ/XlCWI. finds a man possessing these qualifications he will be wise »~ country^/ ^* — / ;j a history of the Church Congresses\ / of ^ ^ to stick to him, for such, a one is not to be picked up every- the last twenty years ; a guide to the Newcastle day of the week. churches, framed on the model of Mr. Mackeson's Among the ical editors to whom the writer to the Churches of London ; ' and full typ ' Guide introduce the Congress meetings, special services, s us are the following:— details of i-i A.j a- slovenlrji ^ T tuj -uicootu uiauauuui/x \i I uj - »t niuu iiui]^ ixiiunj The ' Handbook ' is issued with the autho- .^y-dressed man about forty-five, with limp linen, &c. and snuff-sprinkled shirt-front—a man that might pass rity of the Congress Committee, and with the in a crowd as a small greengrocer or a superior sort of sanction of the Archbishop of York and Bishop of broker's man. He is thf editor of a London daily paper VU J ^.11U CMt UlllXU, O^VlUi with• TlUli anC4 11 immenseAlJ ^M.lJLX\Z'll*Z\3 circulation.V/liV» HitbUI^ll • And yet a third specimen.VyU* Durham, as patron and president of the gathering ^ A most melancholy-looking man (his friends call him -which ¦ — has just taken lace,r and of which it will %j pi. Melancholy W ), with a pale serious countenance form an acceptable memorial. that one would think betokened the carriage of the whole caresl~a>J CO andU>J114 affair3U4J. UJX O t/iof thel/IJC StateKJ VCVVVs uponU^/\JUL hislllO shoulders—aOUVUXU^IO *• manJ-XJC *U the same.— ' Pamela's Bequest,' a story, by who is seldom known to sinile 3 much less laugh. He is From the editor of a comic paper. 31. E. Poole (Mrs. Henry Sandford). A tale of vil- lage life in the West Cou n try, well suited for a Science Gossip (Bogue), in addition to its con- prize for elder girls in a Sunday-school or for a tinuation of tile papers by Professor W. J. parish library. The tone of the book, it nay be Sol las on ' The Structure and Life-History of a S — ' and— other— — interesting— — (—j papersA , has a added , is decidedly but not obtrusively, religious, pongejj ^^ ^ ^ graphic description of * The oldest volcano and and it appealsA J- speciallA */y to readers who are mem- "hers of the Church of England. most recent lava stream in Argyleshire.'—The Churchman' s Shilling- Mayazine (Houlston) com- Prom The Tyne Publishing Co.—' John Bri ght mences some descriptive ' Sketches of Travel in and the Peace Party.' Mr. Apjohn's new book of Holland ' by Mrs. i'aber—a relative, we believe, ' Memorable Men of the 19th Century ' is comple- of the poet-priost—aad has a capital essay on mentary to the lives of Mr. Gladstone, Lord Bea- ' Light and Shade in Recent Foetry ' by Mr. W. consfieid, and Mr. Cobden . Particular attention Davenport Adams, the author of the Dict ionary has been paid to the public speech es of Mr. of English Literature. J\liss Ho well s graceful of which many ¦ ¦ specimens are given. The BrigJ ht, JL ousehold *- ' *—t poetry gives variety to tho number. H Tolumo is an interesting contribution to modern Words (Dicken s & Evans) gives five complete history. stories, a section of a serial tale, and a variety of papers fitted for family readi ng, bicy cling, ' From Messrs. "Ward , Lock, & Co.—Marryat s fashions, cookery, household gardening, book- ' Jacob .Faithful ' and ' Japhet in Search of a lending, with many kindred topics. In the paper Father/ Two new volumes of Messrs. Ward on— ' book-lending-— — - q-^ ' the writer veryV %justlJ Vy con- and Lock's Standard Library, each complete, in a trasts the tendency to forget to return a borrowed pictori al wrapper. These tales are especially volume, which characterises so many people among happy examples of Marryat's versatile genius. the upper classes, with the scrupulous honesty Although in the ono the scene is laid in a barge which is, as a rule, shoi,vn by a poor man, who seldom on the Thames, the other is ii story of dry land , forgets to return a book l ent to him. We have } and it would be difficult, amid the crowd of books also received Penny l o$t (Parker)—The Fireside of amusement at the present day, to point to (Hand and Heart Office) — Chi ld's Compa nion two containing more genuine fun than these. We (E. T. S.)— Cottager and Artisan (K. T. S.)—Hand * Relieve that at one of his sorest moments of trial ami Heart—The Sunda y School Magazine — The the great philosopher of Chelsea found comfort in Milliner and Dressmaker —The British Trades these immortal works—wo say immortal, for wo Journal—The Printer ' s Register, &c. do not suppose people will ever tire of them. Skrials — M essrs. Ca.ssoll have commenced Prom the samo. dn's Dictionary of Dates.' . —Hay ' be an important work , in their an entirely now edition brought down to the what promises to Universal History, accompanied by autumn of 1881'. This valuable work, which Illustrated _ ____ ._ •** ¦ nnr Ifc ¦ ™ -— ' ^ ¦ '~— -- - ^ — __ % %/ m A \ J * m m* % *0 W m P^ 1 ^^ ~^ ** » "^ ^ ""w * —— -^ "» * Audience at an engraving^^ ^ of Alma Tadema s is familiar to all students, has been revised and ' ' as a presentation plate.' Holy enlarged , and is now being1 issued in shilling Apri ppa a ' Hol Th ings selected and arranged parts. The present is the seventeenth edition , Thoughts on y , ¦¦ _— _ ¦¦ -i^ —^ ~™— — — » — — ~ * — — ^^ ^—- m*—— 1) ^^_ * AW by the Itev. E. Davios, .D. (Ww rd ,^ Lock, & Co.) a !"•% " • - * ¦ «_ j \j m \ / m. •* t \_ A. \j V^ t—' til 1>A u I' WV> K. *_* ? V-%.*. »-* V \J*M\. W ¦ M. fact * *. * giving stronger testimonyJ to its value than ives in al habetical order of subjects any word s of ours . Part 1 g p extracts from a groat variety of authors on Maga • ^^ ^ .* —I *^_' ^* | I —^" ——^ • —I* ^>^ ¦ — ™^ ¦ —' ~^— ¦ ^-^ ^— —~ ^-^ V ¦ i M J ious — " «- ^ a rel "~ _ ja n t-J from the g m tar n § v vv i; tv r i# m J ^« regarded ^^^ ^ ^ rvr \'%*K'\/\-\*r\* ^*j ^-4 \*r mm ^^ m almost every subject zines.—Tho Christian Treasury (Johnstone^^ , Hunter, & Co., Edinburgh) has an admirable standpoint. In Part 12 of Worthies of the World , sermon on * Caesar and God ' by Pastor Ber.sior, biographies of Mr. Spurgeon, Victor Hugo, Homer, and a Lud go.t of attractive religious papers.— and Joha Bright aro stitched in tho same cover. fho aS^ . James' s Magazine (Grattan , Marshall Truly fortune brings men strange bed-fellows. & Co.) introduces us to Mr. W. S. 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