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OO1TTE1TTS LITERARY INTE LLIGENCE .97—109 RECEN T FOREIGN WORKS 114 ITALY AND HER INVADERS 100, 101 NEW BOOKS AND BOOKS LATELY PUB- A NATIONAL LIBRARY POR SCOTLAND .. 101101., 102 LISHED 115—127, 144 NOTES AND NEWS 102—104 MI SCELLAN EOUS 127—138 AMERICAN NEW S AND NOTE S 104, 105 BUSINESS CARDS 127, 128 SALESA.L.E JOTTINGS 105,. 106 BUSINESSES FOE SALE 129, 135—13713&—l«J 7 REVIEWS , &c 106—109 ASSISTANTS WANTED..* 137 INDEX TO BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT WANT SITUATIONS 137 BRITAIN BETW EEN JANUARY 16 AND 30.. 109, 110 SCAL <\ OF CHABGES 138 BOOKS PUBLISHED IN_«_ .^h. .. 138—143 ¦ »& ¦ ~ GREAT BRITAIN BOOKS WANTED TO PURCHASE FROM"¦^**ar.*. ^*fc *VB a*» JANUARY^v a ** a * i «^^ah 16^ .^ TO 30—. — 111—114 1 I 3ST X>E32C TO -A.X>T7-:Ei :E& TIS:E3 :R/ S Allen (W.) «fe Co 128 Galpin (J. ) Bl^3 Marsh all Brothers 128 Allen (W. H.) & Co 116 Olaisher 188 Fleet Street, February 1, 1885. ence to the draft convention which is proposed the results of to be signedt^JB at Berne next SeptemberJ *. ,/ it is IT is to be hoped that one of the fall of Lord Salisbury's Government imperative that a new Act be passed removing will the intricacies attaching to existing British be the shelving of the proposedA- not *. *—* new charter on the Copyright laws. All who law. France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and— have an interest in the welfare of the book let us sincerelyV hope—thea. United States, are world were glad to see the announcement expected to become parties to the new inter- in the Queen's Speech to the effect that the national scheme. subject was to receive legislative attention—at . Lord Salisbury's Government took up this importance ; no distant date,/ it was* presumed-JL The reason subject with a wise conception of its for Ttfee intention of dealing with the question immediate_ action is that before ap#Sjr#fcvj « ...... ** »J tectio n •mm « goods*¦«¦ ¦ ; the stoppingj* of a certain article of bound down to one particular form of copyright law is ™^ •^ JL. S-" now existing in this country, but that it•* may be but the hon-copyri ght system which we now have left free as far as possible for Parliament to consider, in our country is not simply the stopping of goods, -when the proper time and opportunity arrive, the but , after stopping them , the seizing them purselve s basis of that copyright 1 law, and whether the nature and selling them , for our own benefit. Henc e ther e of the protection and benefit givei) to the is no connexion at all between the two subjects. ¦ author . can with advantage be modifier^.' , . . . . " c Anoth er point which it is well to notice is that aj l proper protecti on ^which oiip nianufabturers need The * proper time and opportunity has will be continued by our regular tariff regulatio ns. arrived.' Are we prepared to take advantage ; The expenses now of packin g and frei ght and the of if? There may never be an. occasion more contingent expenses are> 15 per cent. , which., adde d favourable than the present for coming to a to the 25 per cent, tari ff, makes the , protection 40 proper understanding, at least with regard to per cent, so long as this shall conti nue. Americ an our relations with our great customer on the manufacturer ^ will be abundantl y protected, if this other side of the Atlantic. The progress that law be enacted. ' is being made iii America seems to Tbe so The support givon to this Bill is very spirited and well directed, as well as earnest, strong, and the opinions of the representat ive that advantage should at once be taken of authors , publisliers , and oth ers who' signified the chance of working together so as to come approval of its aims are well wort h, lisiiennig to. , , , • > / 1 • to an amicable arrangement. In a little time ' Mr. Clemens said that he had for years the prevailing demand for reform in Copyright received a larger royalty Jin England ; j tha n in I l may!, .! toot be ao vigorous in the States as it is at land on (Gener al ... America. The royalty paid in Eng • , , ..., ' ,.^ , ' ' ¦¦ m) ; ^ ¦ ; ; _ f _ i. ui ., ..¦. , .,....,. . ... : . . ' ¦ " Vr " ' " ¦ ¦ ; - ; , . ¦;>-¦¦;¦ ¦ • , - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ .¦:¦ ¦ . " . l W* • - . - ¦; ¦' ' ¦ ?¦ ;- .r rr - :V. - ' :: . -v- V- -v:;- -;;- ;. ;,;.- . .; -V,, -:. -; v ,r . . ? . =- . ' . A ' .. . 1 ! ,:! ;.„: ,. lL "J i . C, - } . . \., v :. .:../!,!. ;/; :. . ., , 1 . -. v.:: L K 4J gwft|HB ' . - . ^ ;v ¦ x ' ¦ ^. . ^ ' ^, ' ¦ ¦ P¦ - ,¦ • ¦ ¦ ' • ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ " ' - ? ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; ¦ - ' ¦ • . " > - ¦ • 'V ¦ - ¦ . )< ' r .? .t f ' > ^ jl u. Fe u. I , l oop ^mhuc& - jluxbuv ^xo'^ 'vuvuiaL ghf - j 1^~" Grafitfs book! Ws the laigest paid on airjr book in In our opinion, the best modes of getting ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " - w ¦• v * *# ' ¦ ¦ wor ld, . royaltie s any -i country- In any sge the pjpj ^ ¦. ^" . •^r p^ pp^ ^^ ^» *p"^pW ^^p' ^»^w^» p ^ « * »p"^^ p" ^ p^"^» ^^» ^.^ ^ p ' » ^^ ^^™' » " ^ ~ — ^^ —" ^ ^ " — ^ — the buildi ng^»^» W^M .» The^¦p'* ^^"* ^^ earth^^p remove d was of a soft,y should be, the illustration must be shorn with pf ^^ t.rt ^^^ r .m^fc "^ pp1- ^ i.» .^ .* .. **^ » ' ¦¦ m ^^ '^ ~^r ^-- ^— ^— -—- — — — — — -—^ ^r^ peaty character , and embedde d in it were the bookW*^ ^^^ ^^ .9 Whenv » ^»^ ^¦p **b>*w books- ^»r are ^ sent to be "bound tfv ^ p^ «p>^fc » Hpr .v^ p/^v ^^ r ^ »^^^"^^ '^ p* pv ¦ ^—- —— —' Op* ^WOv^V ^^*^v ^ p* ^^^ P^ p' ^ a^ ^ ^4 ^^ ^^ r '^v ^p' ^ r^» ^ »^™ ^ " —™ "^ "^^ v or calf the case is found the bones of some animals , of which ,^ for the library in morocco however , there were but few per fect frag - different.rliflfor pnt, OtherOth er "bindersbinders are gerenerallvenerally em- ments . ployed to th ose employed by the publishers lor ¦^ ¦ ^ r^ ~ — - Books.P^^^^^"^ ^^P^ ^^ P^^ ^^*^^^ V W^^^ ^w —The^^^^^ m W^V ^^" ^^^* controversy^PP^ ^^P^ ^^»^^» ^^P^ ^HpP ^^p^ V ^^^ "^^ p *^^r ^V which^ * ^*^^ ^^P'"^^ ^P ^ ^ ¦ ™ ^^pr has^^—' ^^pr ™ ^^ ~~^^ been« *»~ i ^^^ ^—~ ™ pro- value of book s entrusted to them to deal with ceeding in connection with the revival of this them kindly. This sort of bindi ng rises to subj ect has , we think rightly, ended ih. favour the dignity of an art. Bopks and dogs deserve of adhering to the present custom. What we humanTiimn an eft treatment.treatTnent. ThThevey solace us m.in this conside r the most effective answer to arguments unresting age which has taken to digging up ¦ apV^ k^ ~ fl ~ W b^ pi ^ B ^ p^ ^ » ^ p^"^ p» ^ b -^ p" '*> v -^ — -w^-^ ¦ . — which were advanced against uncut books was foundationsa^ ^ »T ^ ^^ W^p >V ^*»^ ^^ fi _ . Let us leave— our friends the supp lied by Mr. George Bentley, from whose writing ^b ^A • ^M ^ta. ^n a ^k - ^h I — ^ books all their marg in. Maricon da, &4V ~ ^^ ¦ excellent paper w'e take the libert y of quoting ind^ h^ Notes^V*> » ^^^ *^ ^ p*^ ^^ and^^ * r * ^ F ^p*«^ Queries^Wr* ^^ ^^ ™ ^^ ^^ ^^ inp^c^^^^ f the^p* ^" "• ^^p^ yearw ^^ ^"^ ~~*~ 1852^ ^~^ ^^ ^ ,j with the following extract : ' I do not know whether m^ny other good suggestions , pleads for this I am r^ght , but I believe that a genuine lbyer marg in, and contends also for toned pape r ^ ¦ ^ ^^^ p ^» -^ -^ p- m ¦ w -^— ^^^» ^^- i i -— — — — — —~ ^ w h K Vv ^^ M ¦* ^^ ^p *^p * *^^ ^^ ^ p^^p^^ » • of books keenly enjoys the operation of cutting against a graciousJ*% ^^ white, whiclr last to my^j up his own books. I know I do. The opera- thinking does greater justice to a fine type. r ¦¦' m ¦ ^ p^ 1 -^w-^ ^^ -—— -^ — — —- h— — — tion gives one a foreta ste of what is to come, Whilew w ^^ mw* ^^^^ on^^** ^t^fc the^^^^ » ^^ subjectP** ^^^ p* ^^^ ¦ ^>p ' ^"^ ^^ of^" ^ *^ the^^ ^^^^ ^^ mechanical^"^"^^ ^ r pro- an expectancy of gooa things , often maybe duction of books, I should like to pr otest » - -^p F- ¦ *» ¦ pp »^— >- ^pi^»— • — — — i— K » ¦- — — not realised. " I have not time one says, . %V^ >VWi*»'*PW »p V-*^»^^ ^» p» ^ i^ ^i* ^.^ «fc • • ^B^ ^k ^ ^ B ^>^v p^p t ^ p ," bookbin ding.^^ It is C against the use of wire in ^ to read this book to-ni ght , but I cann ot inelastic , and if at all irreg ular , so as to deviate ¦—- »«»» -% ^- »•»¦ resist ascertaining [what is the nature of the inward^*^ m * w • ^•vrmm ^* ^ ,m the^tf m>m^^r attem•" « ^* *»* ^^ ^^to^ pt^m to^m open-^^ - -^ ^— ^» the^~^ Book— — — leads— treat in stor e for me." As you cut up the frequentl y to a rent . It is also glaring ly con- book , names and things will appear wjiich set spicuous , and in the presen t uncertain compo- your imagination at work , and you may put sition of some so-calle d papers may possibly be the book down , too, after the operation with liabl e to set up chemical action. Mr. Quari tch what frequentl y turns out to be a very correct or Mr. Bain , or any leading London booksell er , r^ r ^^ p. ^^^ ¦—- ¦"" idea of the whole work . Sometimes I am wouldM » ^^ ^ p^^^b » ,v I-n think^#^fc ¦ ^h^« p>^ha> ,h bearp«p^ «r **¦v ^ testim^r ^ .r ony-p— ^— _ y to— ^^ the™" — ~— effect"—~ — , — tempted to think this is how critics get throug h that uncut books are greatl y preferred by the V^ b ^p » P" pi ^^ pkP t^ip p« ^ ^^^ b ^ p^ v w ^p^ H I ^ r ^ ^^ ^ ¦ •« ^ -^ f ^ "—~^ -^ -^™ ^p^ "— -~ —^ so much work. Novels we have abandoned to genuine^ p^ J% ^^p^^*»^» ^ipr book-buyer.V^^ ^^ p* ^^p " * ^V^^ m ^> ^ ^- If we adopt , therefore ,y the lovers of cut books. The novel-reader is the moder n test of wha t is desirable—the test ¦ ^^ ¦ '^ P' a class b ^» P^F^™ ^v^p> *^ «p*^ p. «^ pT ^^ p^ ^ pa» ^ pr ^ pv^v ^^^ ^^^^ ¦ ¦* ^^P^ p^ ^^^ p^ p^ ^p- ^^ " ^ ^ "^ '^^^ -^»- ¦¦ - — ——' '^ --- —^ —— ^ —^ — y himself , and numb ers nowadays a of number —the publishersW^^ are consultin g the mass of readers , a prop ortion of whom may be interest of the maj ori ty in not cutting the styled hal f educated. To these to talk about ¦ ¦ 41 . .A ^ A A A _ M ^K ^ ^ leaves of any books except novels. ' loving a book , or caring for the excellence of r 1 ¦¦¦¦¦•¦¦¦ — " — — ~ — ™ "¦— —' -¦- ¦ ^^" ¦ "^ ¦ ^ ^^ ^fc^^ ^^r»^ -^ "™ "^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^ v "^^^^^^^ ^^ i« ~^mr ^b^b a^r .^^^ -^ ^r ^ its mechanical production ,^ p ^ is waste of time. Cassell 's National Librar y.—This ven- They want a stor y, and as people who go to ture seems to be advancing with prosperous the play do not care so much for a one-act steps. Silvio Pellico's ' My Ten Years ' Im- .p^ p plP^^ ^p^ ^piW^^^^^ P p-^^ p ^^^ p ¦ h ¦ ¦ ¦ -^^ r- ^V i ¦VF ¦ ¦ piece as for one in thre e or four acts , so this prisonmentP^K ^ ^pB P^^ P "^^ ^I^P ^^^ P' ^^ p> ^^ T ' hasP^^ ^i^ ^P^^^ v"^^ been^^^ ^^ ^^^^ publishedHV ^v~-^H v^ ^v v^^ ^^— ^^P^^ ;^P also" '^^ ' TheBB^^^P ^^^ " ^^k^a. _ ^M ^ ^^ — ^^^^^^ ^H ^P^ » ^^ ^^ ^^ -^fc.. ^^ ^^ ^h ^ ^ _ ^M ¦ ¦ r ? class"^ "^^ ' of'^ ^^ reader^ ™ ^^ ™ ^ *^ - ^ " *^P* insists^» .^ ^BW ^W«BV ^ ¦ on^^ ^i^ ^^ thre^|PT^^^V^^» ^^ e^*P »" volumes^ ^*^ ^^ ^W^ «K^v*aK ^f »" »^* ,V and^ /VI9 ^B ^f '^b Rivals ' and * The School for Scandal (both ^p p ^ p^ p^" w '^ p- ^ ^ p 1 » M ¦- ^-' ¦ ¦ —' ^^ "~ ^^-^f^^ v^pp ^b^^ h — ^— ^^ ^m ^ ^ .*^ ^^ ^^ ^pr^^ ^p»^ » ^— ^^ ^^ — ^ ^^^^ -^^»« -^ -^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ likes them cut. Here , then , is the field in in 1 vol.),^ atid ' The Autobiograpfl H^^ hyW of Benja- - - —-~ -—- —' ^** ^— —• ^pr - ¦ ~*<^ ^ »- ^»— r^Fr - -^h p -^i p -- v which the book•* binder^^flk^pa v^ * ^^ mayi«a ^ ^mm* ^ w chop- .^a ^ -^ p* v p to^ r '^p *' his.^a* ^ p"^ heart'tfv 4k ^^p t ^^f ^ »^^ sp^^ min Franklin .' The littl e volumes are pro- content, but I think in no other field , nor duced in better style than many books at six ~ - ~ ^ —^ -^^^ — —• *pr ^ p» » ^ .P1 » *¦¦ P^ T « «P*^ B » M'Tf would I' giver^ B ^^ ^^ him^v up^p~ all^ " • "• ^^ the*^ ^B ^»p novels."^ ^p ^"JP" ^ ¦^.'^ p' W There*"^ h ^^ p ^fc ^fc ^ are^ lt ^ if times the pr ice. A great attraction is formed novelists—fewer and ever fewer , I fear—who by the admirabl y condensed introductory ^ — — --— —- -~ -^f- ^ p- p-w -^ »- ¦ ¦ «p* *p^ ^ p« «pm deserve~—" " the'^ — ^ except^^ m-^ ^ r *H* ional -^ p^ *m^ honour^*w ^b«v« ^p*^ *^ of^v** uncut^ ip ^ db. ^ ^fc *» ^ pi ^ v pp* leaves.ppff ^ ^j €.'^ V ^^ *^* • notices supp lied by Professor Henry Morley, Who would not put Thackeray first in this the editor of the library . list ? I love to cut " Esmond " for myself , i and leave him every inch of his marg in. Every ; I jp» wwm vm »»^ — — —- —— t — — «¦" ¦ ^ ™™w w *¦• -^^ ¦•j.v J-. book that is valuable enough^* ^"'^ - ^^ to^ ^^ require^ ^"^^^ B ^"^ * ^^ an»-*** i index should be published with leaves uncut. ITAL Y AND HER INVADERS. * If a page has been carefull y selected by pub- —~ '— ^ " ¦" " ™ ^ r ^ —— w -m*- 0m- V B'tf Jk« -W. >H. ^ »V.«T rV* '«¦ »P p>WWJ> •> ^ka ^ ¦p ' Jfc W In 1880 Mr. Hod kin gave to the public lisher or prin ter , and its balance* dul^» * ** » ^X ^^ J^ A g 1 • P* Ok I* pk ^y ^ con-_ aidered , how long it^ shalvIK ^ l^k be^ , how^*. widea ^ it shall the first two volumes of his expansive work , be.be, it isi» oolwiniiflbvious thatfchaf, what\vlm.i ; maymav lookInr-lr vervptv y well-mt-aII of which Vols. III. and IV, are now issued. as an uncut book will look less shapel y when Ori^*^P * ^^ BPIBPHg inall^^ ^*^^ ^p -^P1 VPHPVy h meantp«P^^ ^PJp— ^^'^ P^^^PI ^ Pp* to^pP -^^ satisf(IP* ^H^^ V ^P^ ^^v^^r^^H yW the~^V tfPV^^ ^P£^ re|Pp^ ^p^ quirements^1 ¦ ^p^^V fP^P. ^P.p ' fl. .P J P1V ^^^ plPB ^PH ^T ¦ ^ tthene shears havehave bef*nbeen applied.annliW] . TheTh« advocatearlvn^pffi of the general reader who possessed little specia l for cut books would ask us to make allowance knowled^^ ^^" -^~ — " ~ ~^m" ~W ~— ge^p^pp ^ ^^^-^ of^^r ^*^^ Roman"^ ^" ^ ^^^ ^ mm m "^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ history,^^^ ^ — ™ ^ ^^P^ ^^» -^^ ^ * B ^ Pl t^^H h^ "" ^i«B e^p ^ b^^p^ oo^p^ ^p^P kV^P^B was^ » ^^ ^ — ^ for this beforehan d , but the shaving pr ocess is also in a measure d esigned to command the not a certacertain in oneone., aandnd 1I comenoni fi acrossa^roaa bookshnnkk attention of mature historical scholars . The sometimes so indifferentl y cut that it goes latter class of readers will find most interes t -^_- « ¦¦ > »¦»•-« ¦¦¦ " ¦ •—• ^ p1* ^^ ^^^ pi ^ ^m b^ - ^* - ^ p- «p - v^ pp t t ^ ip» p^ mr ¦ * pa ** » _____™. ^ p^ ^m * « ^a pV««*^^ f «¦ "^^ '.»• p« ^ ^1 '^r ^ p* ^p ^ t ^ m *^ —^ --^ _ -»^ jfc h. 'wm. *Ai «^^^ *\«, -%^ a v..pVV(ajik. m/ ¦ ^y JL VV/M in the amp le notes which A \7JL author has ^^ the against the grain to offer them the* rites of hospitalit y. Then look at illustrated works . sup plied. Possibl y the book may , be con- —¦ ¦- ¦•* - -^^ p^* » — ^^ ^^ -—^ » p^*vw ¦* »•¦. ¦%»» «mi «w*tt ^** - — — — ^b , w — - — — — — — — — — ^^ ^— ¦ » ^ — ¦ —~ -~ —~- ~- — — — — — — — — — - t™ ~- ¦ the North Pole. That ^^ ^ ¦ ^ ~^^ ~^r — well occupy the site of HodgJ^^^% kin enters upoM ^ ^# n his actual narrative by a treatment of the last years of Valens, and Scotland has not succeede d in obtaining such the story of Theodosius ; the succeeding a( library is due to two causes : first , the chapters in the volume includi ng examinations backwardness in coming forward ' of the of the intern al organisation of the empire , the - Members of Parli ament for Scotland , who «r ^r v^b^pv -f»^ affairs of Honorius , Stilicho, and Alaric , the willV y flfa **** devote^*^* ^ f v ^^ ^" ^*^ anyw ^"b^bj w amount^»«Kp ^ ^^ ^w^ ^v ofw troublv ^v ^tr ^v^ v^r w ew tob^ ^^ the^r ^* ^v ^^^ — F- FF -^ -^ -F ^ «^» ^^^ B- ^ ^ 1 ^ VV^F-T ¦ ^ B ¦ » ¦ » " ¦¦ Englan d and Ireland ec "F *^ - »^^ " I cinders of negl ting latterm^^ 's'^^ first ^^ W^^ ^^ invasion^F^^B^^ ^ W^^^^ *^ V «^ of^^ ^ Italy, _ the"^ ^" ^ ^^B" fall^^ "^ of» , Stilicho , Alari c's thre e sieges of Rome , the the ashes of their ' ain fireside ' •; and second , lovers of Placidia Placidia Augusta , and an the liberality of the owners of the various , ______account of Salvian on the Divine government . —libraries — inr— the— city— - in— affording"% r — <~*» . to all literary. . - men access to the volumes contained in their^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^^•m b^^ ^mr ^*r ^^ ^^^— ^^^^ ^t^r^^ «Vf*^-v ^f^ fWV -fw- f^ ^^ b ^v ^ v ^« ^ v » ^^-^^^ ^^ ^^ These^ ^ general^F *% headingsj^ k will gJ* ^ ^^iye ¦- ¦ a fair h, althoug ¦ it is well known that collections pn , . ' ah a i ^ ai a idea of the amplitude of the author 's examina- .^ - ^k a • ^m — «m tion of his subject. The second volume, in a the accommo dation which they can afford is similar takes up the history of the of a very imperfe ct kind, and that their way, ; pr ivate funds are altogether inadequate to ^— ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ F^^" ^iV ^^ ^^^^ r ^F^ ^B^P ^^ H -W ^FF* ^^ ^^^ "^ ^f -^f 1 ^B^ ¦ ^—^^~ ^^^ ¦ ^ ^^ ~— ^"^^» ^ < ¦- ~— ^^ ^— — ^ — Hunnis ji^ ^ ^F^F" Invasion^-^^^ ™ ^^W ^F ^^ B^^^ W^^^ »F^ ^^F , the^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ~^^^ Vandal^^f Invasion ,^ p and the Herulian Mutiny , Together , the two maintai n the libraries in an efficient stat e volumes treat of events of the century and to keep them up to the requirements of *»¦ fbp ^ f^^ f f ^^ B r ^p ^v^ppi ^^ f- ^ p» ^ppf~ -f^f 1 ^p^ p»~ ™ »^f^~ ^pp " ^^m F~-^ppr ~^r ¦ ™ ¦ ^^— ^^p^ i^p ^p | °"^f ^"~ ™^^» — ¦ ~— i ^—^— ^p° ^f 1 ^—^~ ^^— — — - 37G-47C. the0^ .^ ^ Fjt ^ p day.g ^p Of course , so long as literary g men get what they want for nothing it is -net -^ pr sf^^h ^FF 1 ^F> Mr.^^^*^ ^VFIF^ ^BFFI ^^ Hod^^PF^V^^^^V ^1_f ' ^^P^B> g^ HB ^. kinBBPW ^^B> ^^^ ^PBB inFF™B^M» ^B^. his^^^ ^B^^B^F^^ newF^^ VB^^ ^^^F ^ T volume^ ^^^ ^*FF -^^F^^FF ^^m ^^^^1^ ^^^* sW^^F (III^ h ^"^^^ ^^^"^^ ^f^-^ ^ .^ and-^^ likely they will Agitate in the matter ; but IV. ) intimates that in deference to the sug- pfjpi pppppf B"^^B"^B» f ^MP ^^ h ^^^v^w ^^^» ^^^» ^^ ^f* ¦ ¦ ¦ *^pf~ »^^p^ ^pf ^-^ ~~ ~"r !¦ p»^pf~ ~ ^-^ — ~— ^ r wereW *^ ^^ ^^ F p^pBW ^pB^B^ the^^B^ "*™ ^^B ^ B^^ Edinburg^ ^^P ^p^^^f» ^^ ^^™" T^^^ ^^"^ ^p» ^pppp* h libraries to stop their gestions of some of the reviewers of the generosity, a storm would ensue which would earlier instalment of his work , whose r an d H ^H ^K " ^^'^ ^^»^^w -^» ¦¦ »^^ "^^ ¦ - -^^ r ~-^ — -— - — -^ — - — veryy ^ ^^ ^^^ soonv ^^ '^^ ^1^ ^^B^^ forceV^B "^^ ^^~ ^^ ^^^ a^^^ grant from Government. A ¦ ¦ — f ¦ r^ ^^m ^h ^ F w ^^ f-f ^f- ^^ v ^ f ^vf v ^^^^^ b f-^BB' i ^ k^ r opinion s he values^^ F'^ ^v^^^P ^^ P ,^H he^V ^^BP ^^ V hasB^^ ^ffp ^^f fht B^Bf^ paid^ P>^^ ^B^^^f^ ^^^ ^^ f a^^ f^ goodf ^j ^^^ ^^^ ^ -^v deal^^V^^ ^^^ ^^*^^r ~^**ff sum of ,000 a year would be sufficient for nior o attention than he did formerl y to the ^2 the^^^^^^ ^^^ purpose|i r ^**^ » ^^ m^r ^m^ w^r ^*^ of^^ ^*~ opening^^ w^ ^^^ ^ " ^^^^ ^^^ ~ ^»^k up^"* m m to^^ ^^ the^ ~ ' ^"^ publicr^ ~^ ~ '^^^ "^ ^^ the— ^^ aifai rs of the Church and the Eastern Emp ire . Advocates' Library with its 300,000 volum es, This additi on, although ifc increases the bulk sum £1 000 could be contribu ted and __ of. this . , f»nn its . ^ ^K k ^ ^^^ ~^ ^b^ ^K ^ ^1 K d otof thethfi hbookook., considerably«i fifiraKlv enhancesftnli an ^fiR its value.vaiiift. by Government , and ^1,000 by the city—not ¦¦ ¦¦ The ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Ostro-Gothic Invasion forms the subj ect ** ¦¦ ~- —^ — ~ a^^^^ farthin^^ ^WriVta ^" ^^^^^^ ^g ^ ^ fc perU ^^^ ^^ poundH^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ on^^ ^^ the^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ rates.^^^ ^^ ^^ "^^ ^ It^^ is—~— " " to a PF^V ^^V FT V ^ ¦^^^¦PBT 1 of the^^^ ^F^ f^p ^^^ thi*^~ ^^^ V>fFIrdVW ^^^^^^ volumeV ^B^F^ ^^ BB ^ B1^^ B^^ ^^WIV ^^ ^^^ ,^^ B in^^^ V^B which^BV ^BB v.^^ weV ^ ^^^F noteB.^^ ^B^ ^^^ *F^ ^^^* F great extent owing to the aid of th is library, especially a chapter on * -King and People , * admin istered as it has hitherto been , that ¦¦.¦¦L ¦¦.¦¦L which™ ^F^ F^ Fi^ is^>^ F^^^ a^f^ thoroug«^pp FF|Bf^F^B ^B^F ^F| ^BJfF^ F|fP^.1 V*F*fMhl^^^ ^ B^ ^^^ y¦ good^ *^F ^Fj^T ^^WMB pieceH^V ^^ ^ ^ ¦.T ^^^ ^^^ F of^*l ^^ ^W literary^^^" ^Bl^ ^.B* ^..P Vl^HV ^B^^^ *.F^ BJ Scotland has been enabled to contrib ute workmanshi JR± ^ ¦^ ¦ '^^ f-^^^^ h -^«- -_> p. The fourth volume is devoted ^m m ^ ~^ wr4^ iters ^f ^^ F ^^fc W^^ in^^ b^M 4k every^ ^^ » ^^~ ^^" W department^'^^^ W^ ^^ .^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ^r ^^ ^ ^ '^^ of^^ m literature^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ~^~ ^^ ^"^ ^^ and r ^ pT ¦ ^ ¦ tBfe ^ "^¦T "BBB B.T «>« ^ BFB ^B^ "— ^ MM-" ^1^ ^»" ^ ^BV« ^B.B r ^V ¦» V ^^ *W B«— W ^B> ^> Bl..» ^ ^ ^% ^^^ ^^ to the Imperial-~ Restoration , bringingJ^^ *^ ^^ the science from without , as well as from with in, liistory up to thp year 553. the Bar , who have had no small share in We have no doubt that Mr. Hodgkin's stimulating the progress of our age , intellec- -——.—. v 4^ ^ appreciated*rW W*r r~r ¦*• ^a- -h> ^b'V, ^ w ^b* ^ by_ w generalf^% ^"^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ W+m tual ly and social ly. Within the present century J «>»« mi ^» ^f^ V -» «« ^»* » ¦^••^r '^ » -^ If » W+^ ~*T ^»^ ^^ ¦ ""- ¦ ^»» ^fT" ^^ p^f-f i ^ •— i b —^ -— —"^ read ers who deaire to stud y the subj ect of even^ ^ ^^^ i%^ W the^^^ «» ^ ^^ Fa culty have sent into the field of ancient Italian history, as well as by scholars literature such men as Walter Scott , Henry who alone can adequatel y recognise the extent Brougham , Francis Jeffrey, John Gibson otof thetlm autJin.iitlnvror ' sF. llabourabour , and giveo-ivft duedii fi creditnrftd if. for liockhartT*o f|# r vc ,.— -^s - B^ Bt ^ - B - 1 ¦¦ -- ¦¦ ¦* an d ** -* -^^ "-ta- Vb* •>* ^ b^- .»«F»»Bf _ W V #K «»4b -^^ f*«» ^ ^ F> ^^FIFB FBBMW ^fF » ™ the^" Fi PFW "^¦F' ~-*~ T ^— ¦— ¦ ¦PVH -^ " -¦- » ^ ° * • ^f- • m - — seen in new books. l| ^ t e^gnlents^0 P* ^^ ^ ^F V^ P«^h *^ T ^^ V '^^ P» ^ obligations they were under *to the Advbcates ' Library . There can be no doubt that any reasona ble \ H0« proposal made^^ to the^^ Facult^^^V^B^B ^BA y would^Bft ^fel bem* favouf-^BB -- ¦¦- , ¦ .i. .,: ' m ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦'¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦• •¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' ¦ " ¦ ' ' ' ' ¦ > /i - • ¦ ¦ • " ¦ ' ' ' " ' - :- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' • ¦ - ¦ • - . • " ¦ ;¦; • •- • '&?- : - / -""- . . - . ?; - . , i . . ; sr ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ •ii . . ' !.,' .: ¦ i62 Tbet ^u^li^ier s- Girc»ilalr f>w 1*1836 ¦ ¦ p—• ¦ I ¦ 1 ' '. ' ' ¦ " I . I —— ¦— ' ¦ " ——-I— . I" — — - — —^ w — — — — — — — —¦ —- — —' -~ —• ¦ -^r ¦j w^ ~^~^m • »- ^^ v^^ w^vmv ^^ -^^ p w^ v^v » ¦ ^mm *— -^ Mprtoer . lctte ably entert ained. The^^^^ publi shers ^pulct^ »-T7 ^^^r^ ^^ ^^^^ fc also^ The poems of i^ie CqlJii ns, BB ^^ (M m ^B A A fl M - . ^m ^h ^b ^K lend their aid to secur e the desirabl^ e end.^K announced by Messrs. Bentley & Son as being -»- -^»- ¦ b^h ¦ —— ~— — -w ¦ v H Bfc Sjr ^VBBt *m Six:v leading^Bh firms^"—-^v^ ^v M^v^^ r ^v (notv ^v^H »f v^ toV ^^ mention^Bff^^B* ^^ ^MBBI ^^^ Bb ^^^ ^BP4* many^B ^m B^ BI ^" 1 V others^^^ ^ f v^^ in the press , ha-ve been collected and edited ^Bb ^Bi — ^ ^ ^k^B ^^^ A -^m. *^^m. A ~>^_ ^^~ i^K ^H of less note), viz., Messrs . A. & C. Black , by Mr. F. Percy Cotton , a kinsman of the MessrsxTxcopj-o.. Blackwoodxjj.»i;jv vv uuu. . & — — — m — -^— — ^ ~~^^ ^--^ ^w^v w H ^fc ^ v v extentr , to their\ having• ^F* * ' free^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ usev^ ^v ^i^ of^^ the^^ ^B«v ^i^ storesP^^ ^^ ^>^ ^IV ^^ ^fc ¦ ^fl A ^M a Bk ^^ B. A ^A a ~^k> a ^^m ^B ^n a of the Advocates ' Library. As Sir^ William^B* ^^^ ^ Mr. GL Hedford has issued proposals for pub lication to subscribers of a very once put it : ' It jcannot be overlooked ^hat the v literature , in its/ relation to printing and comprehensive work entitled ' Art Sales,' publishing, is very closely connected with ifctoe being a histo ry of the sales of pictures and materia l interests of the city. Pu blishi ng othfer works of art in Eng land , with accounts may be almost termed the u staple trade " of of the auctions , descriptions of the pictures , pr ices, purchase rs , and present possessors . • - — — ¦ ¦ i ^« ^ ^mr ^k^^ B^M vvivwvvv Edinburgh.m^^m Fntil^^ ^^^^ now^^^^ ^^ * *rfO» it^^ ^has^^ ^— ^^ *^ been assisted^^ ^^ ^»^» by the liberali ty of the Facul ty of Advocat es, , ' Fencing / in the Badminton Libr ar y, will and if that has to be withdrawn , a heavy loss be writt en by Mr. Walte r Herries Pplloek. will be entailed on the community. I niay Under the ausp ices of the Huguenot Society, just say, on behalf of the publishing business Mr. Kirk is going to transcribe the reg ister of with which I am \ connect ed, that if the the Walloon Chu rch at Norwich , commencing Advocate s' Library is shut to public investi- in 1695. gati pn, we s^aall probabl y have to remov e to B«VV^ «#^ RV ¦ » ¦ » 1 London ,, and an expenditure of about M«BiV ^ . e^^^ ssrsr^^ .W J.^i^ ¦» &W^i ^ R.^^^ "^ ^ M^^" ^ a• xwell'• ^^» ^^ s»^ forthcoihing^— ^ — — ; g—-J ^20,000 pet annum amongst a miscellaneous publicati ons include several new and enter- -—- ¦¦ • ¦ - — body of persons will be abstracted fro m tainingW IIJB) H — ¦¦ — "* J—_ works¦ * ^^ ^*""" » * of^^ ^ ^~ fi™ ction^^ ^^ ¦ ¦ - . .b —— yW various- — ~ — —-— —»-—- airtliy — ; ors. ,j Edinb urgh. ' among them being a novel in three volumes , w-m~- «_¦¦ ^ i /AJk VJ> VAWh ¦« * «fc ^«l ^ W ^fc»-*Ni ^^ » ' ^ "^ ^^ •^••• ¦¦¦ F f~ - —^ -w — y entitl ed 'Tr ust Me,' b^^yMM Mrs' . • J. K. Spen der , — — — — —— —- r .. 1— — — —-—— ¦"" . i ~~ •¦^ l" itw»1 ^a^ '*• ^»^W>fc ^^ 4fc A A X_r Jk JL T* Bi W ^^ H ^^^^ HM p^ ^t .iV*^ ^ * ^ ^ ^B^^ Jk Jk ^* tJki *r A f f | fc ^Bi B*' ^ ¦ V ^ . ^ p^v ^m ¦ V r ^v r ^ .. BP ^^ ^ - ' - istic and distin guished element of Bri tish formrfBs ^ ^^ ^ MB. ^B> ^B| byV^^ Bf her*Bb ^^ ^BB publishers^*^ v^^ , Messrs.^^T B^ J. &'^^' I ^ r ' R. literature—to deny to Scotland a share in Maxwel l, who have also in the press cheap tfb rfv^B^ v^ |4V^nvB fcliose institution s ^.^Wk ^B. V^^ Bv ^ . ^ ^4hPa# ^^ ^^ ^h. B^^ Bf ^vr ^B. V^BF^n. ^w^ r Bj^ ^fc^F B^ ^^ ^ ^h^P ? v ^'^ ^^^ ^^^^^ b^^^ v ^^^ V which the ^^ ^^^^ wisdom of th e age editions of .^ several other popular works by^ has devised for men of letters . ' well-known authors , including ' Both in th e Wrong / by Mrs . J. K. Spender ; * A Sinless rfk ^# ^^^ V^F^ "BT Ifnr ^i^BB W V Bh^lBh ^^ V> ^^v ^M ^I.. ^ ^ .^ ^i^ « V r ¦ v.^a^M Bi W BV ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ^v ~~ V B^^ T *^ ^ ** ^^ ^^ " * ;^ otc^ nnb ef. * Baptised with a Curse / by E. S. Ihrewry^ ^ j ^ctD ' Man Proposes / by Mrs. S. A. Philli ps; Bk ^« bbbw ^ W» ^»«^^^^^^ m iBfc at * ^— ' %» fl!aV ^/*A V rfkWV B^«^Jha» m "^ •mtm " T*m> . *«,m ^ 1 ¦> » w ~^v — . — - * ^W ' # In our list of telegrap hic addr esses, * Current Repentance ,' by A. Bnlnmn , A.B. O. S.;^ • thatrnaD of01 Messrslvxessrs. jSimDkin. ^impK m, Marshall ,. & Uo.Co. ' Dawn,' by H. Rider Haggard ; ' Beggar s on |W ^ i ¦hi«k« ¦ ¦ " »^ p^ -^ H .. ^ .^ p.i» bt *v« .M. -*^ - » w w -^^ - i i b ^ ^^ - ••ai -wiak^ n ww ^^ na -—^- should be ' Simpkin Marshall London ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ * Mrs . Power O'Donog hue ; and not Horseback by^ I 4 ' / fe — BW* / . l^k ' «' ^BT A HhW .B* *HM ¦ I by Me ssrs . Cassell & Co. during the course of solnr ^^ IBh d^^Bh for*^ ^^ «^^ 27«.BB| S ^^ V ,BB aB> Bi pairm^ ^B^fhflk of^^ scissorsW*W ^^ ^^ F ^^ Bt^ for^^ '^^ ^^ 10»." ^^ — ^ ,W » nextA1DAU month.1UVUUX1.. print dress for 16s. r her wedding shaw l for ff : "3&j p^^ Feb. 1 1886 : T^e* !*! ^ ^ IOjt I • ' *' ' ' .— . ..¦ .. . . ,, . . . i . , l n , - , ^ L '* I -¦¦ -¦¦ \ ^ £4. 15s., and a portion of a silk Paisle y shawl Under the title of * A Time and Times ;: I mmm — — - — — - ¦— -w » w ^^ h mm—^r' -^mr «^ - p^v A ^r ^^ ^ m^^mt^ nr wmwmmmm*» ^a^ ^to h ^ ^ r M ^ v ^^ M * ^^M* a^MB ^ B«W>«^ for 6s. The Rev. P. Bronte 's silver spect^^ acles Ballads——— ™ mw ~mr^r^ andv«SBI ¦ mm Lmmvmmm*yrics w ^ ^B^^ ^ ^a r of^^ ^ » East^V andW ^^ > »H West» • ^^ W^ ^ ,V ' M^^»-"^^»^^ r,^ I¦ br ought 33s. Th e noiice of the books sold T. Fisher Unwin will shortl y publish a volume ' will ba found in our * Sal e ^ Jottings/ of poems by A. Werne r consisting mostly of €bU Xil UOA XlcXi^ S3UL j Messrs. Wilson m» -- -—¦ mm -^^ r « - — j i ¦ ¦ mmm » • -mm- mmm m — ~ - ^ ^^^ » w^ ^y ^Jm^ m ^ mrmm ^ mwmmw ^^ mt^mr^mu m* m ^^w ^i^i^ ^«^ ^^ ^ ^^^ Bt ^^^^ vv w ^ ^^ ^b^ ^pr-v.v ^™ ^ ^^ ^^^ » ^ ¦ v of_^ Walt Wh itman ' s works^ n ^n^a , contemplatemmr -%^^ ammm w -mmmr ¦^,^m>mm>»^ mm*m *Mj me m^^ the^* mmmmrmmw four years.^j Political and social verses form^^ a < issue in a cheap yet handsome form of a considera ble part of the book . The subj ects selection from the writi ngs, in prose and of th e poems are of a varied character , being ., verse, of the c Good Gray Poet .' taken both from the Old and I^ew World. Mr. Adolph Witt emann , of New York ,- In 1885 Leipzig export ed to the Unit ed publishes a remark ably fine series f ^^ of Souvenir _ ¦ ^^^^^^ r- mmmmmm* Wittv ~" ~™~ — e™ mann— ' " -~ ^— —^_—w Br^^^ o^^r th^m^^^m^^ e-^mr rs.m^^ ^^v V Th^ ¦^ ¦* e^*^ y¦ c^^F ontV^b^^B V a^f^h4k^in a^^^^F dmir^^^^B ^v ^^to^M ^^b^^H ammmwbl V^^r ^^V e^^^^ * Granvill e Heading Books,' Messrs . Burns photograp hic views of the scenery of cities i &^~^ — Oates— ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ m writew w ^mm* ^^v ^m* ^mw :—mf Thisv^ ^tf ^^.vv ^B Wmw series^ mw ^mw mmto mw* ^mm* W9w iswm* .^^ r designed^B^^v ^^F Wmw ^ ^ pk ^^ ^^^ ^^^v to^^~ ^^^ anda,nd oro>f placesolaces where the heaiiHaabeauties of naturenat,nrfl arerta meet the requi rements of the Code , and not conspicu ous throug g ea -% ^- e ca ¦• mmwrnt hout the r t Am - ¦ - ri n ¦ — —— — — ^— ^m< mr mm r mr - ¦¦ ™ » " — _ m mm* -*^ ^m ~^mw m^mmt * mmwmmm*~\mT parti cul arl y for Catholicm* ^ ^ mm* Schools.W^mm ^^ ^^^^ .m* .mr Nearly^^™ a | contin ent . The chi ef a o e * Souvenirs ' m> m. cl im f th ^ ^B M * m ^ . ^ __ -^ — _- all hav e been adopted by the London and to public notic e i s that they can be relied other School Board s, who order largel y/ ¦¦ • ~- -^— ¦ -mmw mm upr—' o— n f-—— or f-^— a™ • it— ^^^™ hful»^^ ^ ^ portra»*^ ^^ ^™ ^^^» *vw^ iture^. *^ ^^ v^ ^ of- *u mm* them^mmt ^^^ scenesP^^^v ^^ ^ » ^* ^^^» represented. The new volume of ' Zoological Record ,' -^m~ ¦ ¦ ¦» bein" — ^~' ^ g ^ hh Vr ol.^ ^ mr XXI.^^mt ^mmai^^mw ^mm ^^^ mmtw of^^ r .^ b thew^^^^ ^mw * Recordmm^mr mmw' mm * ^mw mmM ^^v of**^ 9m9 Zoologm^***mm^tmr •mm' ^^ ^^r v^ k i^^ c^^ al^ The-*• •• ' -' otherv w**v«. day^ .ui j r aM»- comp%^V^AAJL ^TJLJJIXJ,V/XJ.UC«Xlimentary V dinnerM.XAU.AVJ. Literatur e/ has just been published by Mr. was given by his' employe's o r / , t M . J. W. wrnmr "Van~" ^ —" ' "Voorst.• ^ *^r ^^ w^^ mw mr Itmmmm mmr contains^mr ^m' mm *^^ mj mmmwmmtm^mm the^P^B ^w mmr literaturemmr ^h* ^m> ^mr -^^ ^r^m ^w ^^-^ p ^^ ^^ of^v ^^m AArrowsmithrrowsmith ,. of .Bristol.Bristol. The -company-ennrvnanv met zoology for 1884,i ftnd is edited by F. Jeffrey at the Montagu e Hotel , Kingsdown , for the B~— e— ll,^B - M.A"~ ^ ^^^ —^^ .,^^ ^« Pr^^^^ " ^^^ o"^^ f^^^ e^^^" sw^mr sB^m" or^mr ^^m> o^mw^ fmMw C^mmw o^^w mpar^mM^mmmmM ^ *m\ wrmw ^ ^. ^^^^ ative ^w ^^" » ^m^ An^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ a^^ ^ t^^^ o^^^ my^^^^^^^ » ¦ ¦ purposm-*r ¦- ^ -— e— of— —— prM^ ^ T^ esen-^ — -^^ *^^ ting-^^^k^ B ^v^ ^K Mr.^^ T ^^ q. ^^ mw Arrowsmith^mm^^mimfmt ^mm ^^ -^ m w*m ^ ^B^ v^» V^^ B^V ¦ w m^ ^r «p» witlL. and Zoology in ' an address in acknowled gment of his kindness King s Colleg e. in presenting them with a yearly bonu s on -No. 1 of Illus trations, the new publi catio n ¦ ¦ ~^ Br a v ^^ b^^^^ ^^ ib mimm^w the profits of his busin ess. The address edited^^ ^ ^~ ^^ ^~ by~"^ Mr.^^^ ^ Fr^^^^^ ancis^^^ v ^^^^ k ^^v George^^^ w ^^ ^b ^^ ^^v ^l^ h ^m^F Heath^m^^^^mw ^mr ^m^^f ^pmh ,mm has^^^^^^r^^'^mr a^*^^ VV JJLM _MJ. \(which wasvr <*0 printed|;AIUUCU inXXX coloursV/UIU UJ. 8 and -^»^^^— 6 — — -~- ^^^ ^^ i — ¦ ^^" r ¦'^f- -^^ f- ^^ -^ ^^^ v w '^^ f' w w mmmt ^mrmMmmmm, ¦ >¦ framed) was as follows :— 11 Quay Stre et, of contemporar^^^ y kn^^.^^^i^^^ owled^mw ge^mw itsWMw mw w*^^ cont^^^ ^^"^ ^^^*^ ^^ ent^^*^ ^"^^^ ^^ s are— Bristol , Janu ary 12, 1886. To J. W. Arrow- most interestin g. Those who becom e sub- —¦ Mt a ^M riHf ^^ M ^m ^^^^ m * ^^ a ^ ^m _ smith , Esq. Dear Sir ,—We, the undersigned , scribers to the new an d novel ventur e have wishWish to expreGXTYTfiRH ss ournilT sincere»!TI P.fiTA thanksf.lia.Tl l^ ft tofh youT7TVI1 for every chance of getti ng satisfactio n. your generosit y in maki ng us parti cipators of The i Girls ' Fr iendl y Society ; is asking help ¦ ¦ — - — - — ¦ your success.. —~ » ¦ ¦ -^ In-»^^— ^^ ^^ doing'^^^ ^^r ^^^»— ^^m ^^^ m- som~^ ^^ ,h we^ ^ -^^ hopea^r^.^ ^h^ ^ ^ p^ ^^^ thatv^.^V ^ ^^ the^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ to establish homes for young women engaged business of the future will be even greater in City workshop s, and some of the leading than the past , and the good feeling existing binders are aiding the work , thus hoping ~^v >a>^ between you and us will stimulate one ^v ^V^i ¦ "^ ¦^V ^>B »H ^ npvr —| |— ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ v ^ and all V^>* r v ^r V^va ^ p >^>V ^i^ V fr^ p^ "^ ^ ~~~ * ^^ ^^^ —— -^— to assist^W ^ ^V their^t^ tiVM^BB ^^P ^*^*>^*f female^>H v^V *^F ^>^ emp^W •** l oye^^^' s by^ pr ovidin^^ g >^v> to use their utmost endeavours to ensure the comfortable homes for them at a low rate . W'm— -mr mmw prosperity which '^» r mr> m^-mr ¦¦ you deserve as pioneer of • - ^»» »^ m w ¦ mm »^—^»»^f — '^ ^^-^ ^-—-^^ -—. w — '-^r — — — . We hav e^m^ the^mr ^mr ^mm ^^ appealm ^mw 'ii ^^ befor^mr m^ e^mr us^r^ • *• ,h which» » is issued good movements in the printing trade of this under the ausp ices of the Hon. Lady Grey , -— ^ » w m> - » n/ —«r .^HdaB ^k « m*+¦ ¦< ** w «¦•» ^•m-~r^ ^'mm^mm%mm± ^m.* •mt* ^» v ^^ * «^^dk ^.^r^^ % i« ^^ «¦ mt^ -^^mm^^ ¦« ¦¦ cit t F mm ¦* mm ¦ y. Wishing ^ ¦ " ¦ ^ ^ p -»-ifc ^v ^fc*» ¦^4*^ »^ -b r K v h .^HB.WF -^r r ^ mr w w ^m- ^m ^^p-^-» ^^v ' ^^ Mrs. Arrowsmith and -^ yours elf v» ^ .r ^ ^ w *«>w^^k ^kvf ^^ ^^ j»- i^» I^m ^ • Lad yY Romill y, Lad y Helen Stewart^r , the wif e long life and happiness , we remain , dear sir , of the Bishop of London , and others . Mr. W ^* ^^^^ib ~^r w ^ l ^ ^v^v ^ h ^ h ^ li>» WIV b^» * ^»av ^«^ w r^^ ^i^ ^^ V A* ^ ^«^ 4^4* ^P h ^^ ^^db ^i^ y V '^ ^^ ^^ ^^ V iiv^ your obedient servants .' Then — mmr wt ~ mmt ^ ¦^ ¦v «w*« r «t wmw ^«v ¦« ¦ ™-^ ¦ ¦ ¦ . va v v ^^-^ i -^-^ follow forty T~ i i mM-m *mat pr wmmw _ #BV* -^ Simpsonj i ^m* mm mm , of^ 12 Paternoster^^ v^ ^^ ^f^ ^m ^m* v ^i>r ^H. Square>t ^b^ , who is names . In responding to the toast of his also on the committee , will be pleased to ' -^mr health - r ^T -m,^- >»^ loye •mmr ¦ Mr. Arrowsmith thanke d his emp s m, *mt mirmm mm m^m~ mirmmt A»n# -»^ — • — -«- , «-* ^»* ^ i^ m* V mirmmimtr r m^ w**w m , mm, *~ ^ -^ ^^ ^ «- ^ " —^— receive^^ them^ subscri ptions of those who are in hi gh terms for the help which he considere d interested in promoting this deserving scheme. ¦¦¦ * ¦¦ ¦¦¦ they~" *^^~ " ^^ ¦ had. ^ «^v^^ ~«*^B gvffK iv^>^ T e^i^ n*m*mm hi¦* ^ *^^ mp«^b«^ ,mm and^ iir ^^ ^i* -v^^h hoped^^ i^ mf^ ^t ^ ^r ^v that^^ b^m ^— ^^ m ^r the^rimmmtm ^^^ goodV^\ ^^^ ^^ ^^ feelingJ & MM ^ ^^ * MM ^ ^^ ^A ^^ would^ ^^ The new number of the Antiquary con- which existed between them * long continue. tains papers on ' Stories from Noodledom, W. A. Clouston ; ' Black Assize at Oxford , W,, by Mr. A. Ackermann , of Regent Street , 15*77 ' by Dr. Pollard ; < XiDwisham Wells,' is at , present showing some exceeding ly attractive bhvy GeorgeClp-nr cm ClinchCJlinrVh ;? *4 .PersonalPerHnnal OrnaOrnaments. ments ,' sample books of Prang 's American cards , by Mr. Wheatley ; ' Anti quity of Surnames ' ; inclu—¦ -^*^ ^^ *^ ^^^ dingv^**»k. birthdayT^ ' •••^^ ^**».^ -^^mm^&v w cards^ i^ ^^ ^^ ^r^v*^ mm valentinesw m mf mm ^ i^ i. **^ *mr ^mm^^m -* ^ r^r « .and-^^^ -^p-^ - ^^ aa , , m^Mi a dk ^ H IB 1 ^m^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ Quaint Conceits in Pottery ,' by Mr. Llewellyn includes Easter cards . The new disp lay Jewitt.Tftwi f.f. f ro. TheThft note-booknotfi-book will givefirive some sure to , &c. some exquisite novelties , which are curious items in old pr ices of bookbinding, ate ¦ •¦ -' "*•» •**• T*r Jkmm, *m. ^^ m ,+mim^mmijmm ¦—-^^ My ^t ^ "»-* *»i »«¦-» ^ *fc dBbH«,»i Uk become*mmW W~~ **^ m^ m ^^ " ^^ goods7* ^ ^^ ^* ^ ^ of^^ popular. Before ordering and a record of events in January 1*786. this descri ption , members of the trade should commu nicate with Mr. Ackerm ann. * The Model , and other Poems and Sonnets ' W J ¦ " ¦• " ¦ mr « mmnm mm mm> mmi ^mr ^^ mm w ^~- — »-^ -w »¦— Mr. Henry King-Parks has recentl y isJJ_ J .J the^^ i*i JL mS title\Jm\, VA ^.. i of* ' "* a***** new^^ • W volume• ^ of vers e by_ J brou ght out a littl e pam phlet entitled * Memoirs Cotsfo rd Dick , announced by Mr. Elliot The same firm will shortl y publish a j ¦¦ ¦» ¦ ¦—¦ Stock. ¦—' ^" •• ¦¦ w rr i f«^ f-r »-^ ^a ^^m v v a »^ k«^« " > * ¦ ^ ' ^- ^»s-^ »*-^ ^-^ ^^» j»jb. -%-^. «^h^^« t ^ ^^ \ of a Dyspepticy ^^ / which g>*\ ives sound advice to new volume of poems by Rober t Stiggall , < those who sujffier from the troublesome and , 4 ^ ^ ~ ~ ¦ r ^^ i ¦ !¦¦ ^"- "~» ^^ ^^ — — — — ^^^^ ^^^^ ^j ^ A #B. mm* mn*^^^* ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^» A Heart 's if neglected , dangerous complaint. 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The whole sal e realised *P- "B" S~ p^H— iritual' — P " ^ -^^ "^— Truth¦ •—" ¦' ™ ^» ~^" •"" in—¦ ^— ™ NatureBBPBBl ^ BP BB ^— BpBB ^PPB ^BB- ,PJ ' b¦ IB yW Charles^ ¦ "' BftBa VjpPB/ BJ. aBBB PBT pMP T.BBB BB £11,973. 4s. 6c/ . Por ter ; a new novel , called * The Mystery of the Mill,' , by Miss Anna Katha rine This week Messrs . Puttick & Simpson will Green ; sell several hundred ill ustrated Japanese and ' The Political Hist ory of Cana da/ by 1 Prof . Gold win Smith . hooks , Hakluy t Society's publications , also those of the Hunterian Society, Aubrey 's * Wiltshire / Ashmole's i Berkshire ,' and other topograp hical books ; also included are some autograp^Ba -- •¦* h letters . <&ale Sfottin g^ On the 25th and following days of this The Wodhuix Sale .—We continue the month Messrs . Puttick will be selling a account^ ^^P^ ^P^ *^^"^P P^P 1 V^B ^^"^ of*PBP» ^^^ this ¦ P*^ ^"P ^^* P^^^P* salP~p^» "" " P^^^ e-^BJP* ,^P— whichp P— ^^"^ "P^ W ^BP» ^^^ —P^ sinceB^^P^ ^^ B^— W ^PB* -PPBP" ourP^^^ ^ p BB BBB< lastpBpB ^B ^ PBJPB ^p pB ^^ T library of British and forei gn books removed issue has been concluded by Messrs. Sotheb y. fro m Ireland. The attendance th roug hout has been good, bp- bp- This week Mr. Hod pppp —ppp- gson will sell the —•¦ -¦b-' -•bp' pj^pjppp -pbp- -pbp- pp and- — - —— i ¦ atb pp "»~ the^b p- *pp» ^i a-- conclusionb- p i ¦ h pp^ of»p^ thepb» ™- p— -^^ lastppbb pap-pap- p ppp' «i ^ day^p 'bjp^-wb' pr 'spmr saleapa*" BBv PaB , aB | ^b# p^ the auctioneer remarked that prices had fully miscellaneous stationery, &c , of Messrs . Letts & Co. (Limited) under an order made ~— — *w *> p "^^ p»—-pp- ^PP- -^ -^* " ¦ »^"~ ~^^ ^^—^^wm Br^v ^^ pf ^pw ^p* ^PF -^P" p^h ^PB" p PJ p h ^^v ^v » — ^ pr n"ppp" r *P^ p-^« ^^^Pi BPB* ^PBBP P^ ^PBB PPBjBP VBJp -B P" ¦— -^bp" will be sold the entire surplus stock of m- — -^pp- »^p- ^bbp - ™ p i — pbj ^—p^»^— pp ^» " -pp> pp p i - pn ¦ v v -—' -pp— — ¦" -p^p—pp gBJ ^ paper - i p i v ^bbb- vhv ^ psp ^Bflr ^ pr vaj ^t ipV ^fcp f^ ¦Kpffa pres ent , the totals would^ have exceeded in man y cases thos e at which they at present It consists of about 500 ream s, including pap * —' ~ ¦— ¦ pp- — ^m ^—^— ¦ p ' p» -— ^^ ^aa- *p^ ¦ » pp w p^p ^ ¦ —^ —r H pma aa ¦ bb>-pb-» ^ p-paw bbbb -ajap- 'Paap- aaap^^BP- ^ bb- aappaa- royal- _ g ,^ p demy,-^^ ^g double-p ^ •- crown ap post^v £par v VP B r •PJp>PIP» and foolscap ; ^rw^^p ^ pp^p"^ ^^— - p^pt ^HpP & ^^ — ¦— w ii ^^— ¦ — p ^ "»P p^^ - ^ , , — ^— ^ ^— — ^ ^^ v ^pp- ^«n stand. Among the most interesting" ^^~ ^^ ^^^ p ' ^"^ ^^ ^^^^ m lots^^^ ^**^ ^B^^p P^ p" wereW f ^^VlT ^B M ^p ^p"" the following : ^ Br eviariu m Romanum cum also surface , envelope, and plate pa per. Oalen dario. 9 a beautiful MS. on vellum of the At Clough , a near Harecast le Station | • ¦¦ ¦ ' H ll, ¦¦ ¦¦ ' ' -• x ¦'- ; . . ' '•yd C" i ll I iii jii i « n I ii i » i i i ¦ |.. n ,i i il. ,. i.,. i. . ...' .' ¦ ¦ i i i n I. m ¦ ¦ - . -• ¦ ..¦. . ¦ •. -. - . - . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ! .i,.v, . , . . . ¦" • ¦> - ¦- ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ;¦¦ ^ p ^^^ , - ^ . : . . • . ' * ;; -^^ry '^my^ . . . . :y ; - ^ ^ - ^ i! , I : ; (N.S. Rail. ), Messrs . Edwards will hold a sale ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ : ' 1 of books, commencing on the 8th inst. The i . m, '. - , • _ ' . 'II y library is a valuab le one. Fro m Mr. J. W. Arrswsmitn. —-Stories which are intended to awaken the curiosit y of yotuig I d» -if —-^ i—¦ — ~r r <¦ m^ i -^ ¦• ¦ -»¦ As^ j,Fi T announcedt4fAjt^>V^V* **^^^^ ^ » in• ^ ^ theseW *» ^^ «*« ^^ columns^^ ^^ some•** ^^ time^^ petjple in regard to the marvel s of natti re are ago, Messrs . Sotheby will sell the concluding erer wel come , especially i f they are sensibly : portion of the late Rev. J. Fuller-R ussell' s chosen and happ ily written. A recommenda tion of .library. --this descri ption maj r prop erly be bestowed upon * ' Buz ; or , the Life and Adventures of a Hon ey At the end of thei r coin sale on the 18th B ¦ ¦ " •- h -^^ ¦ ™ - ^^ - ^r — m ^^—-^v ~^m- —^m — * —- - — —- ^ which^ ^ ^m*mWmmi ^^^ ^^.^ includes^^V^V^M ^^ ^^^ ^*^* ^ ^P ^^^ a collection of work s on From the same.—The story that Mrs. J. Comy o s o topograp hs Car r tobacbo , bo k f hical interest re- ..has to tell in ' Kate Percival ,' the tenth volume lating to the county of Warwi ck, besides $carc e the now well-known Bristol Li brary , of \_ is ^h ¦ A a_ r* . ^ n ^ ^& ' ^K ^M ^K A ^ ^^ -^rama/Hdramatic works-wrvrlca -, i1 ¦ ¦ ¦ —» • • v -- - ^ -*^- ¦¦ mm ¦ wr Br onte to Martha Brown was sold at ^5: 5s., —' IlowI we goth^m ^ our^^ ^ Bible/«^^^ ^ ^ v^ r ^ «^ V byW^ r J.^ ^ W Paterson^l»» w m^ ^r mm* r ^ ^r ^ , W" and a brief note , om ac e o Smytli A. h. t LL .B. e here have an extre mely fr W. M. Th k ray t P. interesting brochure , forming an answer to Bronte und at ed and referri n , , g to arr angement s questions suggested by the new revision ,. Un- for the delivery in Bradford by the novelist pretending thou gh it be, the book is a fine study of his lecture on Georges III. an d IV. , at of the history ofV our Bible, and shou ld be read £2. 4s. The ' Life of Cha rlotte Bronte ' (by attentively and with profit both "by Churchm en Mrs. Gaskell), two volumes , presentation copy and l aymen . The subjects which Mr. Smyth to Ma rth a Brown , 1857, wit h the authoress ' s explains in regular order are the sources of our autogra ph, was disposed of at 24s. ; and ' Jane Bible , ancient manus cri pts , anci ent versions and Eyr e,' pr esente d by Charlotte Bronte to Martha quota tions , earl y English versions , Wyeliffe's Br own , May 1850, and also with an inscri p- versio n , Tyndale 's version , the Bible after Tyn- tion by the autho ress , at 36*. Copies of dale 's days , and the Eevised Version. * Villette/ * Shirle y ,' * The Tenant of Wildfell Fron Messrs. Geor ge Bell & Sons.—Th6 edition ¦¦ ¦¦ -- Hall/ and ' Wutherin g - - ^^- ¦—• — -^ -^» ¦ v w >^ » ¦ » ¥ ^m ^a ^ ^.B.1 ^^ ¦ Hei — — "^ — -^ 1* . " ^v^- a> V V T ^ ^ —" hts ^^ ^* g , ' * Agnes of * The Merry Wives of Wind sor^^ *** ,* edited^^ ^^ ^"^ , with Grey , ' and biogra phy by Currer Bell, pre- notes from the collections of the late Joh n sented to Martha Brown by the Kev. P. Frederick Stanford , M^A., F.R.S., by Henry B. -»- v-»**.»j\j un i M n u uu v^vvj C4iOl.vrjiJLO V^Jl UUC1 Bronte'* on various occasions , werev» ^ alsoft lOf offeredCU.. W heatloy, F.Sj.A., has been issued in a form tha t " < Villette ' was sold at 25s. ; 4 Shirley , ' at 26's. will gladden the hearts of bibliopoles. It is 4 ; ¦——-¦¦ > — -^^ *— — — —- ^—- — 1 m m mm » rf ^^^ .v. Jfc c earl ^ ^ v^^ -^^ tf^ ^L K l and ^ ^ ^*^ ^ ^^ y printed on The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (firs t edition^^ , hand-made paper , gilt top , in 3 volumes) at 25s. per volume ; and ' Wuther- p lainl y but taste fully bound io. parchment. Mr. ing Heights ,' ' Agnes Grey ,' and the biograp hy Whoatley (who is responsible for the text) thu s mtm * ¦w —- — wr- —-m ' — — — -^ **r V -•» "—¦ -*+ *m, m- -* m) n r r ft ^»« ^» • ¦ in one volume at 19s . The sale was largely explains the ori gf ^in•* o£*r the. ^ *~ notesV#" *^ ^rf :—• ' Mr.^.TJl . ¦ 9 Stanf_ f/m«W^>^ ord^^ ^ for attended , and the bidding was brisk . Among was a loving student of Shakspeare , and many years had collected materials in . illus- wiethe principalprinci pal purcnaserspurchasers werewer e JVxr.Mr. Jas.Jas . milesMiles., HmT *m+ ¦" tration— —— — — -"» — — of•** —- his^ m, m m*r works» V ^ mT m^ m mm *^ ,m Hemf^-^k^mT tookm**^J an^tmtM,^ especial^*Wmr J-" ^* ^^ Leeds ; Mr. T. T. J Smpsal l, Bradf ord ; Mr. interest in such questi ons as relate to the foods Gledhill , Kqighley ; and Mr. Waterhou$e , mentioned , in the dijfFerent plays, and also in Brad ford . Blr. ¦v — Woolier -was >"v^ ^^^ ^^ w «^ .«^ ^.^ ^ « w m» ^^* w^ ¦> vv *¦* ^ I Jennings ^^ ^^ ** f^ W& m**m ^m* mt* ^r' "^^ ^^ the points^^ connected with the soci^^^ ^^ al^V positionw^ ^^^ %f Jk W* ^ of the auct ioneer. author. After a time, however , Jfcie devoted 1 JLJ A IAJOD.1 JL \j\J %jyiK7 KJi.UX*l\JLn.ljl\JLX VI KfllU UXOtV 1U /f** himself to the elucidation of one play in Jpar- ^ ticular , viz,, «• The Merry Wives of Wind sor. " He was drawn : to th is by several reasbns , ono - ' , ' • ^r t ^j — ¦¦¦¦ .; ¦ ) ' .-—.. • ¦ -¦ • *:izsfm H -^ p^ j ae •? F0Fab.b. rrrtj ^ 886ipi&i Th ^ EiiMlsSij q itoiisf ieis ^i^? uiTGuiarCSrmilar tcuwil ~ f ' • ' ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ^ pf-H' ¦- ¦ •¦ ¦ . . - — - v * - . • - --—- ..., -. - - \ .:. -. .. :.. : a ;.. :;: . . . i_ ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• —' *¦-- --.- .--- . - , . . > ^ - - ¦ : . .•; : ; ; , ' . r % ; beicg that he was % resident of Windsor in his this title Mr. Gliark Bussell has collected twenty- ;j * ______„ _ -__ __- -_ earl yU years t ,w and knew the locality -wtll. ''He six. . papers on the life of a sailor , and stories n ^ ^ A ' t .^ collected much material , y and made many in- about the sea. Among the subject s are tuga , : quiri es ; but at the time of his death his pap ers lights at sea, a shi p's wheel , t)eal puntmen , the ¦ ¦ .v ^^- ¦ ^^p^p- : ^™. — • » — V ^ ^ ^ ^^» I ¦ B ^^v ^M ^B^ ^P^.^p> » were not in afty «ay read y for publicat ion. He nautical~~ ' —'—" ~~ drama , alarm , at^^^^ sea-^^ ^^^ ,J a^ ^ close.^^ ^^ ^^ V^p shave^^^ ^^^^ ^ -^^ , the (^ bequeathed all his materials to me with the direst of all sea perils , ships' names , entrance • expressed desire that I should prepare the play at sea, a wild night , &c. One of the papers is '} for publication , but th ere was no other sti pula- entitled * Sea Stories ,' and deals with the pr o- tion. I found on making use of the collections i ductions of various writers who have described " that it would be " necessary to refer more pa r- life as experienced on board a vessel. It ii ' ticularl y to the work of former editors , and I pleasant to find our greatest limner of the sea . have th erefore made- the notes as full as possible , doing justice to his brethren of the craft . using other material s t han those -collected by Herman Melville , eminently the poet of the sea ; • ~~ Mr. Stanford .' . Shaks pearean scholars , as well Dana ,m the scholar of the deepj ^ ;j George~ ~ Cupp— — les— ,y , ^^ ^ j^ \ as lovers of choice volumes * should give a warm a great painter of it and of vessels' ways ; and reception to the book . Tie notes are of great Michael Scott , who handled a coarser br ush, are ; interest. ^ most highlyhierhlv prizedDrized bvby Mr. UlarkClark iiussell.Ttus&all. TheTha :' inimitable fun , too , and genuine seamanshi Fr om Messrs. Burns & Oates. —The scheme for p of ¦ Marryat are , also warm. l j recognised%^y ;™ and . , ^ y amateur— — — ; ^ the publica tion of a ' Bibliograp hical Dictionary - writers abou t seafaring life are shown up. of the English Catholics / from the breach with i Altogether this is a paper of rare literary in- > Rome, in 1534, to the pres ent time, by Josep h terest , proceeding, as it does, from the pen of one [ ^p ¦ ^v^ ^ ir -w^^^» ¦¦ Grillow^ ¦^" ^» •* ^^ w * ,v> is» "^^ undoubtedl^^ *^^ * ^^ ^ r ^v yv aw^» good^^ ^^ ^*v .„ one.^^ 1^4* ^^ v _ The^^** «^ ^^* other^^^ %* ^»^» ^* ^b whose delineations of the sea in its various ti tle of the book , namely, * A Li terary and Bio- moods form a gallery of ictures which ' p , for their grap hi cal History of the English Catholics vari ety, vividn ess, and truth , (are probabl y conveys perh aps armore comprehensi ble idea of unequalle 4. the scope of the work , of whi ch the second volume has just been published. Alphabeti cally tbe From. Mr. Davi d Douglas,1 Edinbur gh.— Thi ! new volume extends . from Dacre to Gradwell. deli ghtful little story ' Prudence Palfre y,' by The personal histo ry of the English Catholic ^ it Thomas Bailey Aldrich , has been added to Mr. [ properl y tre ated, ought to form , a subject of no Douglas's popular series of pocket edition s of? importance to students of the nation ' ordinary th at s American , authors. > history. Mr. Gillow ri ghtl y say^ the ' lives of eminent and even of obscure men not infrequentl y From Tbe ' Garden ers' Magazine * Offlce. — \ thr ow conside rable light on the great controversie s, Mr - Shirley Hibberd , the editor of the Gardeners' and without them the mere descri ption of a work Maga zine, has just issued the • G ard en Orac le ¦ ¦ could give no tru e idea of its purp ort/ As the and» ^ ^^"* ^ — Illustrated^^^ ^— — -»^^ -^ -^ — — — — ^ FlbriculturalM^ ^— ^r ^^ ^^ ^^ ™ ^^ ^» ^P^B "^ «^ ^» Year-BookV^^ ^^ ^ n^r ^IV ^.^i^ ^^^ ^^ .«^^ for^^ ^^ r^P9 unaided work of Mr. Gillow , tli H dictionar y is 1886.' The little handbook is thorou ghly prac- ; • — — tical. It contains a complete reg very4/ credita ble*, nil the more so when we note ister of the that , in the present insta lment ,.the re are about plants , flowers , &c , introduced du ri ng the past three hundred and thirty biograp hical notices , year , also a selection of herbaceou s and Alpine and seventeen hun dred biblicgrap hicil notices . plants , and a treatise on their culti vation . The Perhaps it would be well if the author got more almanack contains a complet e list of the members extensive aid from the clerical members of the of the new Parliament. Church ; the work would then proceed with more rap idity , and become more comprehensive From. Messr s. Griffit h, Farran , Okeden , & in its character. Welsh. ^—Th e pleasant poesy of Mr. Douglas : B. W. Sladen well deserves the lively appre- ; _ - _ ^— ^^~ ~^w •^—^^r—^^ ^^^^ « ^ ^™ — —r^ -^ ^v ^—^ ^— ^ — -^ — - - | From Messrs.^p^^^n^^^ pv\ ^"^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ Ch.a^^^ ^ ^^^^ pm.an ^ & Hall.— Georgeg Mere ,- ciation which has saluted its appearance ' in ' dith *s . novels, new edition , ' The Adventures qf print. New editions of two of the poet 's volumes: < V As M. VWM A Vv* JL A. Illlvl JkA ^W V Uwv 1-fc Harry Bichmond. ' About twenty years ago i/Lr. have4-AC* recentl yJ been*~^ ^** calledV^**A forV^ ,f and hav eV* been ' * _w *~—^~^^ ; -^_ ^h^^k ~r— -^tr —¦¦ ¦ »~ T • .^^ -^^ w^t, PT T— ^^ ' ^ — ' ^1 ~^ ^^ ^ — — ^ ^B M in a choice form by George Meredith published a volume of poems^ , publish ed Messrs. Griffith ,; which is now scarce. We mention it here , be- Farra n , & Co. Thfli volumes are ¦ ' Australian - cause the title ' Poems of Modern Life and the Lyrics * and ' Poetry of Exiles.' In both there ; English Koadside ' sums up, as it were , two will be ' found many exquisite verses, showing a] } of the most charming charac teristics of Mr. ra re depthL of poeticalM, feelingLJ and often a Meredith 's prose works—the loving delineation cf spri ghtliness of fancy, which gives a zest to i the beauties of Eng lish landsca pe and of the their perusa l. Quits separabit (being, an answer ^ humours and vicissitudes of tbe road , and to those who . consider colonia l indepen dence . -m^ ~ — ---^ -^ — ^ ._ — -_^ ,_ ._ amatory—"~w — ^^^^m ^w *^v ^^ m scenes^^» ^^ ~^r ^*^~ — *— ,y which' * for refinem ent and subtlety^j desirab le) closes with these beautif ul lines : are trul y admirable. Of tire latter , the sylvan ' Dear land of my adoption , Fever not - t scene in * Ha r ry Richmond ,' between the hero and Tbo rigbt band from thy parent, nor despoil — ^—^* v^ ^^^« "^^ *^ ** ^^ ^^ ^.*^^ ^~^ i" ¦ ^.— ~ ¦— — — — — — — the German princess ,9 is a notable examp¦ le. In Thy mother of ber youngest, fairest, child ; the novel now before us the reader is taken from But ratlier be united in thypelf , "W ith all thy members knit in close communion, ¦ English groun d to ori e of the pre t ty German And strivo to draw thy sisters, east and west, ¦ ¦ states»** ^ ^UW V^fc U whichV W ^1* ** ^^ • ^ haverf»* ^ ^^ p » ^ "^ now^-* ^ ^ vv almost«^*^«»^ -** r*^ - *r disappear-^^— ^ ^m ^^ ^- w^^ »^ ^ — — ed— -^» ,-m and*- w -~ More closely round her, till , in after years, , The children—older, wiser, mightier— , finds himself there in the sdciety of hi ghly bred ; ladies and gentlemen , whos o elegant amusemen ts, Shall be foufld worthy to assert their voice 3ieside their mother, in a Parliament ' as described , are a striking featu re of the book. deplete from every corner of the realm. j The statue scene, which comes in here , will dwell in the memory. In * Harry Richmond / as in From the same,—'Siegfried' s Crown / by Mrs. ' O. Hunt er Hodgsou , author of *A Holdier 's' ; » -^ . -. ¦ * Ilicliard^^ ^w ^»-M ^ ^^ «^ V I Fe^^^^ ^"^ verel» ~— ^ ,¦ ' the- ~ -^- relation- of fath er and son w». iJ 1. <¦ i^vr 4«ijk ti uu i i\t «-/« *-> *J" *-> & t «/iUia.j Daught* »• i ^ er/9 is a 6tory of artist lifeA&&v^ ,y tenderl> vwA J yy gives occasion for ma.ny a. pussage of humour and ' of tenderne ss. 4syinpathetic in tone. Tho scene is laid in -i • . . .r^G 6rnmny, so tb»t an opportunity is given for! ! Fr om Messrs. Ckatto A "Windtas. — 'In the sonn e giood delineations of tho loving home-life df] j Middle Watch / by -W. Chirk Mussel U Under the Fatherlands ' '^ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦¦ ^ ¦ - ¦ jafc des The Publishers' CJircular W ».ji^6 , , .1 . . r i ! - "From Messrs. J. Hetze l et Cie., Paris. — * Wass ili heart , and continued , as the auth or says, to ! ¦¦ ¦¦ r- j— —' ««^ ¦ ' ¦ wk^ — — w s ^bv a »•- wv ^ h . —¦— — — — ; — —# l. This story * wri te home coura geously for more¦ - I ^ money/ ^ Dary , Samaria ,' par Phi lippe v ! «^^ » «« • i « n 1 • l « V . " describes the simple manage of an old clockmaker Finall y, however, he found himself^ in a com- in a quiet little town on the Fr anco-Swiss fronti er . parativel y settled Btate among the Shadow ed ** ¦ • j m& v*« ¦« ^. ¦& ^^ pr ^* <»«r w «>v w» »^ ~ «B».B»^y mbbv <«,«¦¦ ~^BT ^^^^ » —~ ¦" — — -~ ¦ ¦ m*m^~^r TT"" « ^* b« ^^^ The^ B0Bt * St^V ^B^ househo^ Bl ^ ^^ V^P ^^^ B^BBf -^B™ ld^ ~^B^ ^ consists" ^^ ^ "~~" ^^ ™^» of"^^ * himsel™ —^^ ^^ ~ f,» his^ ^ motherless valleys of^ the Rock y^ Mountains , and there^^ it^ ^ daug hter , a widowed sister and her son, who , was that the * Amateur Angler ' found him at his it is understood , ' wj 11 marry his cousin. The ra nche. We cannot do better than gi ve > the ^m pp BHB^h 1 ^B ^ ^^ ^^ ^™ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^*^ — ^ w W — ^^ ^^ ^P™^Bfc w ¦ young^ ^B^^B * ^»^BF man^^ " ^^B ^" ^"^^^" , who is stud ying medicine at Bern* e,J author 's descri ption of the position of affair s:— makes the acqu aintance of the hero of the ta le, ¦ • ¦ , I have tiuken yoa so com;:letely into my confidence by ,a liussian fellow-student. Althoug h the latter telling von of Frank's disasters and misfortunes, that it is ] frankl y ackno wledges that he has thrown off all biit faT.r to him tbat I • should now describe to yota his I *bb^ ——~ —— —— «¦¦¦ pjBh bb " ^b- ¦™" ¦ —¦ ; b> ^b» bbi - ^ ^«bb> ¦ ¦ f^bt - —¦ — — — ™ H — —— fuiall successes uot that be has very much to B A ^b^ b^ » " ^ »*^ ^ ^ w^ ^ " ( ^^ show the^ ^ trammels^ ^^ ^ of relig ion and family^j life, Pierre at preeentj ;i crciiV ,| butij\j.u beu\j seemsoucimm.b tov\* meuiv tou\j bekiu on«-»ii theuuu iiguwlit trackbi. CM/Jx, JH6 I Tissier at once form s a friendsh ip with him , and dy righ 160ri^ acre He a're^ pot-se^pes b^ homestead t s of very invites him to spend the vacation at father 's , bfs good 1lan d which will be absolutely his freehold in two *¦»¦ ¦ ¦ *¦»¦ ' ~>~ — ^m ^ — — ^~ ^^^ ^m ^BB* r ^^"^^ ^^^ ^B^ ¦ ^^"^ ™ — f cats time ; he also owns a hundred acres Louse. Of cou^ rse , Mademoiselle Helene soon > of good railroad IVV , who feeding*J V^ IJllU g landJC»1*U onVII , theVU.\^ foot-hillsV-i UllO ;9 he11U hasX^C«O fencedAV-JJIV^VV* roundAVFLiAlVi theVL1%J I conceives an affection for the clever youth whole of this with strong posts, rails, and "barbed wire; says, * In philosop hy I am Schopenhauer ^ in he las built himself a log hut ; he Las purchased a fair ^ a^ — ^ »^ » h ¦ - —¦ -~— —— — — — - - - - — —r- -^ — , ^BPB ^ ^— ^^ r^~ -^ p~ ^ BB^BBl ^BJ implements: pai nting I love Burne Jo nes,^ , in sculpture the set rf agricultural , including waggons and a ' . handsome buggie ; he has a pair of strong hbrBes, a Greeks , the early Italians , in music Berl io^, and v/t numii uiuuber ^ t of pigsi*xj f,o ,t someouuic poultry,ij vuivlj ' i andctuu acv few»c»T cowsuu f i o andauu vnivrocalves :, I who introduces her to the writings of John Stuart he a well-stocked garden, which produces haf he T all the —— — - — %j %f MilL7 -y Hence arise s .a feelingw^r of jealousy *, although* *—* vegetable^ require", and lie has la d down about half in the mind of Pierre. What be- ' an acre of land with tstrawbebriesstrawberries : n«xt summer¦ this will of a p i Id type , produce a large crop. \, ¦ '' ; ' , comes of the Nihili st student and how mat ters When I remind you that he has acquired«_/aj^ thiss^«ji%« little pro- c«w3u^u vrnuw/ a-ixc«^j. i p^ aT B^ Bk BBV^ BL tiiiiiu ^ are^^h flVfl Bfe ~^p^ broug¦¦> ^BB^ V ¦ ht«B«^ to"B B» ^^^ a^^^» satisfactory~~~ ~W^ ^ ^ ^ ™^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^BT ~^ W conclusion"^^ r "^^ ^ — ^-^ — ™~ will— — ^^ be— —^ perty2^*^a +>J with," j-«i-*- onlyvr***^ trifling assistance froma a - menib )t and mainlyt y i found in th ^ book itSf^lf, which serves to, while by the labour of his own hands, in the space of three years, • you \yill understand that I am inspired with some hopes away a few hours . for his future. . Fro¦^ B ^ Bf BBB ^^^ m^^^^^^^^ Mr.^BBB^r^^P^B* ^^^^ ^B M.^^^^"^^^^^^B' B^ Tm.^^^^^^^^ ^ ^ HutcWn^^^^"^^i^^^ ^^ ^" ^^^ ^^B^ ¦ ^^^^"^ s—^^^ onV ^^"—^^ (Melbourne)^» i — — ^M .~~ —We This quotation will give some idea of the1 per- have latel y had opportunities of seeing severa l sonal interest of the ' Amateur AngS3 ler *s ' story." 1/ ¦ Tolumes of Austra jisan poet ry which have , almost It likewise contains som e rem arkabl y telling bits , exceptionJL ,w given^^ us much pA leasure. t without ^ ^^ of icturesque d escri , • p ption. H ere for example, Chi rps ,' by ah Aust ralian Sparrow (first series), are some admirable lines of descriptive writing : contains som e remarkabl y spirited verses , re- pr inted fro m, the North Melbourne Advertiser. A-fter lunching in a temporary hotel, consisting of seve- "We presume the author is Mr. Joh n Rae , whose ral tents, we drove on till we canie to * The Fairy Ifalls,' UU TT li which" UWll ca^si*>Jkn * only**J *.%.%.J beKSW seen«\-»VH by**J followingAVL1V W lUj ^ aUDVUUp steep pathl/AVU down theI^Ll. ^ I portr ait appears in the broch ure . The work is side of th« caiion—a difficul t path, but quite worth talcing. thoroug hly colonial , being printed by Messrs . Shortly afterwards we came upon a scene wjiich probably cannotVy&*4.A&*Wy beKf\J paralleled|n«tUAAV4Vl& onUU thisUU1O eaVC*>Vllfrth. TheyJL. UUJT call\*4JbXX itAV), notUV/V in-1A±~ I Hae Brothers , of Melbourne. A 1 * _* 4B* ^ IBI BBi ^ flB. «*^ Bi ^ flk ^B. ^^ m. I appropriately, * Hell's Ha^f-acre.' Here our coachman turned out of the road on to a wide -expanse of 'white, From Messrs. B. & S. Livingstone , Edinburg h — chalky formation, wliich seemed to me like the upper crust JUil pre lim.' in "*^«. %mM. + A*Jk«u 4Vi«vjv M.m\ra.A **i vviaiv •) VU w Vi. VHJO BB BBB^BI«BB> flBBiBBBh "*^ BBBT BHBBBk ^BT BB^~« ~^ I- v^ ^BBP ^H *| BV ^v ^^ ^ ^BB^ BB ^BP ^ ^ 1^ ¦ ¦ ^ W BB> « ^ ^BB^ ^ *^ ^ ^V ^^ ^^ V*BBk » *m ^BBBBkf ^ Bf ^ BBV ^BT V ~ M m to distinguish the vari ety. In speaking, however , genial little volume , wliich abounds with lively^ WBBBI BB1V VVdBB ¦ ^^ -¦ -"^ "¦— ¦— of^BV theW ^^^ new"^B^ ^ book^^^ "^^ ~ ~^» ^^^^BT froBB" ^^^ ~^» m^» the^™^ penB»^ ~^^ ^^^^ of— ^ the—^ ' • Amateur' " ~ '^ incident , &ure to win for it a welcome wherev er it Angler ' there can be no such difficult y ; for it goes. The volume, it should be stated in con- not only appeal s to all who like to read a clusion , is produced in the choice style which best charming ly-wri tte n volume of the experiences of pleases the fancy of connoisseurs in the book travel , but also to those who have ft more practical world. , in view, namel y, to gai n a knowled ge of i I . purpo se oaa. BJf BBi ¦ ¦ BJb Bl BBBi juv iA.* v^« b.«»»— V^ ^^ BB. T V Ikl ^P" ^ BF' ^ "^ «BBP^B> '^¦^ BB» .^^ T-^ w • ^— -^F' ^—r~ — - — VI W — "1 - -^ -»- ^ ^ ^— J. i uiii ^JUkA» ca J-u> ^ r _> xjiuivu ^"^ ^^ p^^ ^ ^^ affai rs with regard to the From Mr. Boau.fov^ vr^ y A. Moore.• ' Tr aits and ¦ ¦ ¦ — the true state of rf~ BAA rf«h- A ^B> ~ ^BBB* BBBI < ^*k B^ BflB ^ * Bk .V^A * AA A ^PBbI bb. .^V I prospects of ' our boys ' in the lands of the Far Stories of4t Ye Olde Chesh ire Cheese." * This^41 littl e t^ kB ¦¦» •W V^ ^** b»b^» »r ^^ «k«k ¦k*^ ««F cx ^ ' »^ JB ^ b» ^hb» al k_»bM)«J *AK ¦»b t- _ y -^ — West. A sub-title of tho book describes it as a book , which* was** comp^v iled* ori'V^ * ginallyV by the I con tribution to the inquiry int o what we are to do Lite Mr. T. W. Reid , has been reissued in an with our boys. Paren ts as well as the boys enlarged form. It contains some inte resting 1/U(A VAVUAUA «Jb*I«^< MVMVVA* I I themselves will find much valu able information particulars U regardingD W ^ 4 b the«-*»*^* ancient• ^-'«^ »* hostelry "in in tho book . The author describes with gentle "Wine Office Cour t, which has a notable degr ee of «¦ ¦ V -BBKBBBt >!¦ ¦ • W ¦¦ 1 ¦¦¦bI •» ^»» « * ¦¦ ¦ M 'W ¦ B« ¦ " ¦ W B>> B«B> "^B* «« ~V ^BBBB- -BB> — > humour the ups and downs in the life of his e^n literary^ _ renown^^ ^V*>4* ^Bf W* .* The™ arra ngement|M| ** ^ ^ of the book Frank , who, far from pleased with life in a City ini^ht ha re been better , for the matter is wort hy ^^f- ^^ ^ w p^ ^ ^^ V ^B ^ BH BB»» ^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^B^ T^r ™» ¦ -^r *^"™ " ^— ~-" ¦ ¦ ¦ »» ™ ¦! — ^-^ ^ " -w ^ -^r- — ~~r ^ ' ¦ ^ — ¦ — ^J - —^ » ~ , office , start s for i the dista^^ r nt West in the hope of proper literary 'treatment . AVe notice, at least Ending moro congenial surrounding s, withou t for- one paragraph repeated : it is a quotati on from get ting the great purpose of life—Work * At Cyrus Bedding 's ' Recollection *,* givqn in page the outset Frank 's experiences in Yankeedo m . 17,17. while in pagedaita 105 tho same auoquotatitatioa on >&w Were far from encourag ing, lint he never lost attributed to, Cjrus Jay. . 11 ! J ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦] <• irg^yp^'M^-V - - ' yji mrTTi nif t-'^ -';^ -^' ^vvaw.^jm-ar;» xs:;.;p/;w.yupft ^ ^^ V^ " ^ - • Publi shers ' '' visis THe ¦ Circul ¦ . ¦ Feb ¦ ; ¦ A ¦ ' ar • • I ' tSS? » , r % ! ^ ~- ^ ~- i i H . - — \; ,- From The Beligious Tr act Society.—There has splendid descri ption —far better fhan ordinar y j iv beenuouji publiv# »», ~r,».w».w«»shed a*« newu^ andciiijvi. revised¦c;vLi < ovt editioncuii/icu ofui books dealing with the time can give us —of the * Encrlish Pict ures draw n with Pen and Pencil ,' by earlflftW yv dayHav s ofnf thet.H ft SocietySoniAt.v of FriendsP'rienrla. , borneSome of the Rev.Samuel Manning, LL.D., and the Rev. S. G. the passages in the latter volume, from their very '. Oreen , D.D. The work is about the finest of the simplicity, are rather amusing. ., fine series of books of pen and penci l pictu res which have been pro duced by the Society with so From Messrs. Swan Sonnenschein , Le Bas, ran ch care and taste. Those who wander far from & Lo wre y.—In the form of a single volume, home in sear ch of the Jbeauties of dearl y printed , we have a new edition of * J obson's nature , forgetful " or ignor ant of the sylva n pictnresqueness, romance , EnemiesRnAnnifla., ' thet he* veryvai»v successfulHiir»r>A««fiil novennirfll bbvy MrT\Tr. ilidwardKd ^ard and history of so maiiy localities in Merri e Jenkins , author of ' Ginx's Baby.' Illustr ations England , are sure to be imbued with a stronger are supp lied by Mr. F. Barnard . love of countr y by a perusal of the rolume. _ . ¦ The_ author^m s say that^B _ thes book^h ^k is^ intended^ ^ ^^— to recall , Fro m Messrs . Spott is woode & Co.-— The Church issue by the aid of pen and pencil , some English scen es Quarterl y Review^ January 1886. The new in which refreshing influen ces ha re in the past of this publication contains some very important been enjoyed. ' And , as . every wande rer over contributions. We remark especially, • The English ground finds himsel f in the footsteps of Church in the UnitecJ States of America / * Edu ca* the great and good, ample use has been made of tion and Eton College ,' ' Free Schools/ ' Evolution an d Desi and The Church and the Electi ons,' » — ¦ gn/ ' the^^^ ™^ biograp ^"^ ^^^ ^^ ^ ^fc ¦ hical^.^ and—"^ "— ^^ liter^^ ^^ ~ ^~^ ^. ary ^^ association^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^V » ^^ ^^ » ^^^ ^^^ s^.^ which» W JM^^ ^B ^ ^f ^^^^ these scenes continually awaken. ' The book is profusel y illustrated with charm ing pictures , and From Mr. William Stevens. — The fifty-fifth voliimft of the Fainilv Herald. Thi s contains., its genera l appearance otherwise is beyond all volume of the Family Herald. This contains pr aise. as Usual, a large number of wholesome and interesting stories , both of a serial and shorter From the same.—-• The Histo ry of Israel and Judah .' nature . IVIing led with th ese are excellent essays, from the reign of Ahab to the Decline of the T\ro scientific and stat istical varieties , humorous Kingdom s, by Alfred Ederbhei m, M.A., D.D. anecdotes , and last , thoug h certainl y not least , a The author 's former wor ks are so well known most interesti ng corresponden ce column , which that any new book'from his pen is sure to attract rema ins, as hereto fore , one of the most fascinati ng notice * The present volume is the sixth of , his feature s of this periodical . The Fam ily Herald well-known ' Bible History ' ser ies, to which it is nia# well take a place above far more preten tious a wel come addit ion , bei ng thro ughout very publicat ions. readable , besides being* an intelligibl e contribution to the stud y of the Scri pt ures. Fro m Messrs. !Frederi Index to the Books published between Janua ry 16 and 30. 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A. • \ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIO N ; \ \ Home , Colonial , and Forei gn, 6s. 6d. per annum , post-free. i i For Advertising Rates, &e., address Mr. S. CHAS. PHILLIPS , 160a Fleet Street, EX. THE. li'apr ¦ fakers' Ciralar. PTJBIISHED OU TEE lOth OF EACH MOHTH. The Oldest Established and the Recognised Representative of the Pap er Tra de in Grea t Britain. t QIF IF IIOIE S : 160a FLEET STREET , LONDON, E.C. AND AT 19a GURSITOR ST., CHANCERY LANE, LONDON , E.G. | ,£ Pjp ^^^^^^ p^jj lg l^j f ^jg ^ lj l^^ j ljj ^j lfr j ^^ j ^j llj ^^ l^^^ ll ^ fr ^^^^^ j ^^^^^^^^^^ j l^ Fcb, Ti, 1886 The Publishers* Circular p ^tJ I ' ¦ ¦ ¦" ¦ ¦ ¦ v ~ : '"" " ' • v ' " ¦ "" ""-¦ '" ~"~ • - ^W <&> BUj SflNEjSf£ ' + GA^DjSf <^> PUBLISHERS' BOOKBINDERS, ETC. AUSTING & SONS, j . TV. nappeb; PUBLISHERS' BOOKBINDERS, "g$f)ole$ale ^ookbinbex , JEi JSr JOffffSOFS COUET, FLEET STREET, 4c ^. J ^L COB ITBB, L.Q NPON . LONDON. Speciality Cfieap ocnd Strong School Cloth TZinfLing, JESTJLBX ,ISMJEI > SO TEAKS. a. A J. KIT OAT, MATTHEW BELL , xthli $f)ev$' ^oohhinbcrs , I) l£ DE3 lXPttf> Iis ers ' ^ookhinbcx , SO HATTO35T (3-^ L ^^ 3D 35T, tjemfijE wouks, LONDON, E.C. ~ CtTRSITOK, STREET, E.O. Established over 8O Years * Designs supp lied, and Estimate s on application . Samples and Estimates on application. J. THORBURN, 7J0£)oIesttXe publis hers ' *g8oofebitt5cir , <& T. N. Egleto m, STEA.M BINDING WORKS , % Nob. 2, 3, 4, & 5 PLEYPELL ST., FLEET ST., E.C, Publishers' Bookbi nder , AND 12 & 13 Broadway, & 1, 2, & 3 Pilgrim St., 15 WH1TEFRIARS ST.,FLEET ST., E. C. Ludgate Hill , London , E.C. Established over 40 years. THE ' PUBLISHE RS' CIRCULAR ' LIST OF TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS ES AND LONDON TE LE PHONE NUMBE R WITH REGULATIONS FOR INLAND TELEGRAMS, J ltt & a Qalenbax f or 1886. Printed on a Broadsheet, for pasting upon the wall of Office or Warehouse. Pric e Twopence, or post-free Twopenee-hal fpenny. London : SAMPSON LOW , MARSTON , SEARLE , & RIVINGTON. H. J^itv e^Toqll , j THE EpCTR OTYP ER AND STEREO TYPER , j ADVERTISERS ' 79 NIGHTRIDER ST., O0CT0 R8' COMMONS, E.C. ', GUARDIAN. AND 92 BLACKFRIAR8 ROAD, 8.E. : ¦ AAAA A^A. Ss. ea. ¦ *¦ ^^ ¦AA A A A AAA.J , , ^- -^ ^ ^ **. ~L *> + *<* *> +** > , 0>+*¦ Louis Coixms Wine Office Court E.C . ; ** 1 ¦ y 1 , j 1 ijAkih ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ "" ¦ ¦ ' '" ' ' • '¦ ¦ • • ¦ • ¦•- -¦ ¦ : ¦:¦ • ¦y ;¦ ¦» .,. .. . ¦ :. , : . •! ; 5 «:«« Thfe. Fiiblishers Circular Feb; i ' ' ' ' ' ' ,^6' ' -•*" -¦¦ . ' ¦ - - - ' ' - . I ¦ I .. II , ¦!!> l ' • I IESS S ZBTT SHST O-&-ZR/ID' - ¦ i ' - OF WHOLE SALE Jte.fospaj ^r, mritrixa l, atttr ' l$t ajja#im -^gpents. ^ 3 Amen Corner , E. MAELBO ROU frH & CO. Paterkosteb Row, E.C. SI Old Baileyy JE. C. j WHOLESALE BOOKS ELLERS AND PUBLISHERS. i mE iE& IM S O UST APPLICATION. i No Commission on Miscellaneous Or ders. W. KE NT & CO. WILLIAM ALLEN & CO. ~g$f >ole$atc ^Igcnfs fdr oupplp of ^co&s , general &Qextt$ f ox Qountx ui l^ cigdainc^, anb Ig&ee&iz) pape rs , ^oohBelievs , 23, 51, 52 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON 5 PATERNOS T ER SQ UAR E, E.C. t EDWARD CURTICE, GUEST , HAYWORTH , & CO. WRlpksnh gjcoftsdkr nuir |lrte papcr ^gtjrf, Wholesal e Booksellers & Publishers , CA THERINE ST., LOND ON, W.C. 12 & 14 29 PATERNOS ER ROW Establishe d 1852. T , E.C. Books, Magazines, and Weekly Periodicals THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH LONDON MORNING AND EVENING NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, & BOOKS. upon the lowest terms. All Works upon the Identit y of the Lost Ten Tribes Special attention to Odds and the Posting of Singles. with British Nation . ESTABIJSHED 1846. HALL, & CO. Wm txltsnH ^axtlc$^tbr $ l&^ttJ tIi$^r$. The Country Trade supplied with all Books, Perio dicals, and Weekly Papers on. the best terms. Miscellaneous and Magazine Orders ixecuted with care and despatch. Newspapers supplied. 13 PATERN OSTER ROW , L ONDON . G. GOLDING, anb HENRY YICKERS, ¦g&fcolesctle ^Soofe ^lcn>sa^ctt i, 317 SrUJElJ ^lSrjD, I 18 HO UGHTON STREET , gxtppl ics iSccfel© ^crio&icafe i NEWCASTLE STREET , STRAND, W.C. anb , The Country Trade are respectfully informed that they can ^{lonfljlp ^agaames be supplied early and punctually with all goods required in their business FOR CASH. ON THE LOWEST TERM S. TERMS ON APPLICATION. ' ESTAHLI8IIED I860. MISCELLANEOUS GOODS COLL ECTED . WM. DAWSON & SONS, C. A. BARTLETT & CO. I WHOLESALE AND EXPORT BOOKSELLERS 1O PATERNOSTER SQUARE, AND NEWSVENDORS, 121 CANNO N STREET , LOND ON, E. C. "g& lxplesale & (fteport ^oo&selJere Established 1809. ANDREWS AGENTS. , Daily Newspa pers by Early MorniD jf trains. Weekly News- Miscellaneous Orders carefully attended to and Despatched. paper **, PerioflicalB , and Magazines inclosed, with Dailies or rent direct by first train afte r publicatio n , or per usual ENCLOSURES BECEIV ED AND PACKED. Keceivin g Houaen . ^ Terms on application. . Terms, wit h Lists, free on application. ESTABLISHED 5O TEAR 8. ¦ • • , 11 , ., . ' - - (ggb ' ' • . ¦¦ , r$> ¦- - ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ - ¦ - ¦ ¦ • ¦ •- ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ " • • ¦ • ' ¦ <¦ • ¦ • - ¦'/- ¦ >- • ¦ ¦ ;¦-----. , • t- - ¦;. ¦«- — .,- - -^¦¦¦¦ - ^ ¦¦w- - ¦ ¦ »w . . -:- ' ...... , : , . : . • , :- . ¦/¦ <¦ ¦ • „ ' :^- . . , , , . ., . . -;- • - . ; .„ . . . . . :- . ; . . . .; : ; ' ^ « p iv : i x . ; ¦ , ¦ -- . . ; ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ • - ¦ " ¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ ' ' • - ' :; " . . . . ; .. !, r ; ; , , % ' Feh.i,, i$86 The Publi shers Cir cular iag? * f la the High Court of Jus tice, Chancery Division (Mr. Justic e Pe arson). —Re Companies Acts 1862 anil ?: 1867.—Re Letts , Son, & Co., Limited. —Drake v. Letts , Son, & Co., Limited. —Clearance S*le.—i-To be Sold , pursuant to an order made in the above matter and action , with tli e approbation of the Jud ge, the entire remaining Stock of Miscellaneous Stati onery, Leather Goods, and Fancy Articles of Letts, Son , & Co., Limited. , : lUFR. HENEY HELL HODGSON (the person appointed by the said JJ J- Judge) will SELL by AUCTION , on the Premises , No. 33 King William Street , City, on Wednes- day, February 3, and two following days , at 1 o'clock, the entire remaining STOCK of MISCEL - LANEOUS STATIONER Y and FANCY aOODS of Letts , Son, & Co. , Limited , in Liquidation , compri sing a large assortment of useful account books, note paper , and envelopes , morooco and russi a. leather portemonnaies , card cases, pocket -books , note and memorandu m books , ladies' reticules , travelling- bags and dressi ng-cas es, steel pens, pencils , inkstands , letter files, stationery cases, japanned cash boxes, copying-presses , and a great variet y of fan cy and useful articles. May be viewed two d ays prior and on the mornings of Sale , and Catalo gues had on application to the Auctioneer ; ot to Mr. Alfred Augustus James , 66 Col eman Street , London , E.C., Chartered Accountant; and to Messrs. Drake , Son , & Parton , 24 Rood Lane , London , E.C., Solicitors.—Dated this 21st of January, 18S6.—Alfred Raw- linson, Chief Clerk . ¦ ¦ - ¦ " i i - m ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ — I ¦ ' ' t "• •¦ •• —¦ ^^ m ^^^^^mm^^ Bm^^m-^ In the Hi gh Court of Justi ce, Chancer y Division (Mr - Justice Pearson) .—Ee Companies Acts 1862 and 1867.—Re Letts , Son, & Co., Limited .—Dr ake v. Letts , Son , & Co., Li mite I. —To be sold pursuant to an ord er made in the above matter and action , with the appr jbation of the Jud ge, the entire Surp lus Stock of Paper of Letts , Son, & Co., Limited , consisting of about 500 reams , partl y lyiifg at the printing offices at New Cross. MR. HENRY HILL HODGSON , (the person appointed by the said Jud ge) will SELL by AUCTION , at his Rooms , 115 Chancery Lane , W.C., on Tuesday, Feb - ruary 9, at 1 o'clock , the enti re SURPLUS STOCK of PAPE R of Letts , Son , & Co., Limited , in Liquidat ion, consisting of about 500 reams of printi ng and other .pap er by first-rat e makers , including royals , demy, doubl e crow n, post , and foolscap , blotting, enamelled surface , envelope , and plate paper , and a quantity of useful remnants of various sizes and qualities. Catalogues aro preparing , and may be obtained on and after the 5th day of February, 1886, on app lication to the Aucti oneer;. , or to Mr. Alfred Augustu s James, 66 Coleman Street , London , E.C. , Chartere d Accountant ; and to Messrs. Drake , Son, & Parto n, 24 Rood Lan e, Londo n, E.C., Solicitors. Dated tills 21st of Jan uary , 1886.—Alfred Raw- linson , Chief Clerk * No. XLIT. Price 6s. This Day is Ptblis&eh , in Gne Vol., price 4.?. THE CHURCH QUARTE RLY REVIEW THE for Janxt aut 1886. I. The Chronology of the Kings of Israel and Judah DUBLIN UNIVERSI TY CALENDAR compar ed with the Monuments . 2. The New Man and the Eternal Li fe . For 1886. 3. The Church in the United State s of America. Also, pr ice 4s. . __ * 4. Edu cation and Eton Collegw . DUBLIN EXAMINATION PAPERS ; 5. Dr. Ed ersheim 's * Warburton Lectures/ ITOINO 6. Evolution and Design. A Supplement to the University Calendar for 1S86. 7. Free Schools. 8. The Epistles of S. Ignatius. Hod ges, Pi ggip , & Co., Dublin. 9. Hades and Gehenna. Longmans & Co., London. 10. Mr. St. G eorge Mivart and Papal Infallibility. II . The Threefold Ministry. Just published . 12. Her bert Spencer 's ' Ecclesiastical Institutions. ' 13. The Church and the Elections . DURHAM UNIVERSITY CALENDAR In Memoriam the Rev. Benjamin "Webb. For 1886. Short Notices. $d. Spottiswo ode & Co. New-stroet Square , London . Price Is. 6<£. ; prst free , Is. London : AVhittalcer & Co., 2 White Hart Street. Now read y, for FEBRUARY , price Is. Durham : Andrews & Co. THE MONTHLY INTERPRETER. ¦*- Edit ( d by Rev. Jos . S. Exhxl , M.A. Now read y, 56th Edition , price 2s. THE CHILD' S GUIDE to KNOWLED GE. Contents :—A Stud y of St. Paul' s Doctrine of inal Authorised Ed i tion , the By a Ladv. The Ori g Churc h, No. II., by Rev. Gr . G. Findlav , frA. brou ght down to the Presen t Time. Anti-Christian Systems of the Nineteenth Century, London : Simpkin , Marshal l, & Co. No. II. Pessimism , by Itov. Prof. J. .H. Thomson , Ca M.A. The Groundwork of the Apocal ypse, No. IV. , talogu es by .T^RANCIS EDWARDS' of Rev. Prebendary Gibson , M.A. The Kingdom J- Litera - of God , b Rev. Prof. A. B. Brucb , Classical , Theological, or Miscellaneous y D.D. The any address. —83 High Street , Resui-rection of the Dead , No. III., by Rev. Prof. ture , sent gratis to Wm. Mnxi aAN, D.D. Studios in the Minor Pro- Mary lebone , London , W. phets —Joel , by Rev. Prof. R. A. Bedford , M.A.. Librarie s pu rchased. LL.B. DAKLIAMENTARY REPORTS : an " Edinburg h: T. & T. Clark. - *- assorted Stock of all interes ting subjects. . ] Lond on : Kegan Pxirt , Tbbnch , & Co. Olyett , 5 EndeH Street , Long Acre , London , W.C. ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - m I' . . . r, - ]^; T&C ' Publishers Circular ' * * ,¦ ¦ ¦ Feb. ¦ - $$& j , * ¦¦ ¦ ¦ i ¦ ¦ . i ¦ i ,i i . ¦ i i ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ' * ¦; ' «¦ ¦ ' " ' ' ¦ ..' . ' " - * . , , -. . . * . ' ' ' ' * ' " ' " '' ' ¦ ¦ : 1. * j PBI2E MEDAL awarded for aBNBBAL STATIOITBBY and ACCOUN T BOOKS at the CALCUTTA EXHIBITION ", 1884. • ^^_^^_»^xJH _^ _^'u ^v^v^L^^ _rv ^\J ^\J H_rxJ ~u^\J~\_^^ ROCKf) BROT HERS, LIMIT ED, ^& ole$ale Export an& ^ian nfactxttin Q stationers , 11 TFALBR OOK,; nLoTVI >OIV , IE.O. ^ ROMANESQUE 4- THE MO ST SUCCESSFUL PAPER OF THE SEASON. HIGHLY SPOKEN OF BY ALL THE LEADING JOURNALS . Head y for Deliver y.—Retai l price , Albert and Octavo , 5 Quire s, Is. 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'A "O fl iVr A "N T^QOTTTT smooth, pleasant writing paper, and if the " Imperial Caesars " used it they made a good A»vlix^VXlJ^>J^UJ^« choice/—Athbnjbum. ; ¦ i ¦ i ...... ' — —THE EGYPTIAN PAPYRUS. — "With the hard , rou gh surface of the ancient Papyru s leaf. ' The Pure Paper of Past Ages/ • Get me ink and paper ; he shall have every day A several greeting, or I'll unpeople Egypt/—Antony ani> Cleopatra . To reta il, Is. Fire Quires. Envelopes to match , Is. per 100. Also in Large Octavo. ¦ ' ^oeiri V royal ? ^abidgc «^ ALBiim ? ofTVieiHsT^ Rock Brothers , Limited , ca ll special attentio n to their Ur gent Departme nt for the execution of all Orders requiring prompt despatch . NEW CATALOGUE Now Ready.—The most Compact and Complete Stationers' Book op Reference. Post-free on receipt of Trade Card. TAYLOB BEOTHEES, PUBLISHERS OF CHROMO SHEET ALMANACS, AS USED BY GROCERS , ' Fifty Choice Designs. Sample Set 5s. a llowed off £5 order. 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PARIS , 2O, Avenue Victor ia. ¦ ¦ ? . . ~ v 1355 The Publishers * Cir cular f&, 1, 18ft I JAMES WRIGL EY & SON, Xj I IMI IO7 IE ID . . I BEIDGE HALL MILLS, BW, LANCASHIRE. I Loinfox Warehouse: %1 BUDGE KOW, E.G. I Manchester Warehouse : 29 JOHN DALTON STREET. I *ga -Me Wap ev tunnf¦ actuxexs¦ . $<- I ' 1 _ ; ^ . - " " :'r * * " * " , ¦"--— ------^--«" ,, --- r . *-** .T r. . I PRINTINGS AND NEWS OF ALL QUALITIES. MUSIC, PLATE, AND LITHO PAPERS. WRITINGS, CA RTRIDGES, AND CARD BOARDS. ACCOUNT BOOK AND CHEQUE PAPERS. WHITE AND COLOURED CARDS. NOTE PAPERS, TINTED WRITINGS, AND BOARDS. ANTIQUE ETCHING PAPER. JO HN DICKINSO N & CO. MILLS 400, 401, 402, 403, 614, 693. Whol esale and Export Manufac turers op Printing, Plat e, and Litho Papers ; Ha nd and Ma chine-made Writin gs & Print ings; ; Tinted Writing s, Cart rid ge, & Blottin gs ; I Tissues and Copying Papers ; Enamel Pa pers ; Cards , White and Coloure d ; Envelopes and Note Pa pers. LONDON WAREHOUSE : 65 OLD BAILEY, E.G. 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