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Us BOOKS AND RUMOURS OF BOOKS 107 INDEX TO BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREA T NOTES AND NEWS 109 BRITAIN BETWEEN JANUARY 167 & 31 123 AMERICAN NOTES AND NEWS ill BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN FROM JANUARY 16 TO 31 ,... CONTINENTAL NOTES Ill 124 IN TENNYSON-LAN D 113 RECEN T FOREIGN WORKS 12» OUR COLONIAL EMPI RE 114 NEW BOOKS AND BOOKS LATELY PUB- INTERNATIONAL COPYR IGHT 114 LISHED 129' THE COPYRIGHT QUESTION IN SOUTH AMERICA 116 MISCELLANEOUS 148 BOOKSELLERS' PROV IDENT INSTITUTI ON 116 BUSINESS CARDS 157, 158 MR. WILKIE COLLINS * LIBRARY life BUSINESS FOR SALE 160 CANON LIDDON ON DR. DOLLI NGER 116 SITUATIONS WANTED 160 SALE OF RARE BIBLES 117 ASSISTANTS WANTED * 160 THE RIVERSIDE PRES3 117 BOOKS FOR SALE 161 TRADE CHANGES 117 BOOKS WANTED TO ^PURCHASE 161 St. Dunstan 's House , E.C. upon his business not as a philanthrop ist but February 1, 1890. as a publisher , and the more books he sells the A UTHORS and publishers and the growth better for him, whether he issues th em on his -£*- of litera ture and bookselling in the own account or sells them on commission. It moder n world form the subject of a couple of is therefor e ridiculous , argues Dr. Smiles, to capJk ital articles which Dr. Samue l Smiles has suppose that a publisher would refuse to pur- just contributed to the pages of Murray' s chase a book which he considered to have a Maga zine. The author of * Self-Help ' shows reasonable chance, either to * depr ess an auth or that the publication of books by ' copy-money ' or to discoura ge literature. ' The mar ket in and by. subscri ption began about the same literatur e, like every other mark et, feels th e time. He quotes Hearne , the anti quary, who ebb and flow of the law of supply and demand , stated that Dr. Henry Hammond ' was the and the risks which publishers run are quit e first man in England that had copy-money, ' as real and mor e substantial than . thos e of and that he received it for his * Annotations on authors . * Bookselling, ' declared Sir Walt er the New Testament * which was printed in Scott , ' is the most ticklish and unsafe and 1653. The iirst book published in England hazardous of all professions , scarcel y with the by subscription appeared four years later and exception of hor se-jockeyship. I appr ehend was a Polyglot Bible prepared by Dr. Bryan that upon the whole the account between the Walton . The lights and shadows of author- trade and the authors of Britai n at large is ship in the seventeenth and eighteenth cen- pretty fairl y bala nced ; and what the se gen- turies are passed in rap id but picturesque tlemen gain, at the expense of one class of survey by Dr. Smiles, who reminds us that writers , is lavished, in many cases, in brin ging * the editors of ' Paradise Lost ' were much forward other works of little valu e.' Dr. better remunerated th an Milton himself ; that Smiles's sensible remarks , upon which we have ' Robinson Crusoe ' went the round of the so far mad e a running commentary , deserve trade before Defoe could find a pub lisher for the attention of both authors and publishers , it; and that it was reserved for Samuel John - for he has endeav our ed to do justice to both son to brea k the back of patronage and to ' lift sides of an old and difficult problem . literature out of the slums of Grub Stre et.' Publishe rs, we may add , are supposed , It was long, however—Johnson notwithstand - accor ding to a grh n old jok e, to be gentlemen ing—before th*e literary calling recovered from whowno drar mK ink chamcnampagne pagne out ofot authorauthors s' sskullskulk ,. the contempt passed upon it with pen and and unappreciated authors have always been pencil by Pope and Hogarth. fond of venting their chagrin in bitter epi- The alleged illiberality of publishers to grams which only reveal mor e clearl y the authors is declared by Dr. Smiles to be a discontent which gave them birth. Too *** grievance as old as the art of book-making . frequentl y, a man who has writte n a book He contend s that the publisher , as well as the develops into a man with a grievance. He is bookseller, is directl y concerned in adva ncing chilled by the lack of apprecia tion with literature ,w and he does not hesitate to assert that which his efforts have been received. The the reason why so many books fail is because apath y of th e public hurts his pride , and --- -- ...... — *-^- „ ¦¦* ¦¦¦- ^m- ^ VKV^* ^K^ 9 W M.W "H *W*W *T***• ¦ the people who ¦ wrote them have nothing dissipates^ ¦ ^ that mild vision of fame which^P^ he^^ ? *""• . original /tosay, or what they Bay is said badly. secretl y cherished. That the book on which The man who deals in literary wares ent ers he has lavished so much toil and skill should ' ' " ' • " ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ¦ ¦ • ^ ¦' ' -" " ' . " ' * ' ' " ' Feb. i, 1890 The Publishers ' Circular ^ prove a drug in the market is a result which ler wr ites to his friend , Mr. Edward Marst on, sta ggers him, and in the shock of disillusion- un der date ' Cairo , January 13/ a letter from VM ——— T—mm v* •mm- wtmwmWw MIMVV XVUV ment he is only too apt to lay the blame at the which" we are permittJ ^V* ed to»TX^ givePk A * ^ thV*»^ e followingIf XAA4& extra cts :— door of his publishers , men who, for reasons of ' I believe the work will be in two volume s, from 450 to 500 pages each. God thei r own, are trul y concerned in his success. knowsKnows theretnere is matter enoughenou gh,, butbut 1I would He flatters himself that if the book had been wish,to deal very lightly with the whole from cheap er or dearer , better printed or more Zanzizianzi barDar to Yanbuva.I anbuy a , tnatthat the book maymav beha of asah attractiv ely bound , its fate would have been high inter est as the main theme. If curtailed quit e different. Sometimes he flies off on a of the Lower Congo experienc es, I cannot as yet feel assured that it will im "A extend to two _ _ — different tack , and is confident—with a con- volumes.^ I^ 1^ have^ six note-books* ^ ^ loaded ^ with which makes the experienced smile »-» -mw ——— — -» mw — —• w-w^ WM W**« H h^A«V VX MVVilV^ widely advertised , edition after edition would of most interesting y photograp^^ % '* ¦ *^'** hsJ ^ of\^* scenery,» • have been eagerly snapped up, since all that sketches of incidents , &c , and maps will be a prominent feature . I hope it will be read y was needed to ensure success in such a case in May .' was to dr aw public attention to the work. Mr. Stanley further add s :— 'Of course I ^m -mm We readil y admit that the rank and file of cannot— —— — — entert-mw mw ^mw mm ww^mw^tmt ainmmt anyW*» W proposition1/ * %/ h/VWA VA VAA toVV lectureAVVWt&W modern authors have certainl y not discovered anywhere , whatever may be the pric e offered. a silver mine, though the re wards of literature It is absolut ely impossible this season at least/ V ~ w At the— —- urgent—— — ~ ™ •+ **•**»*** •***¦*%> Af*« f IS./ WVAAAV T ft ^bV ^ b • to mere scri bblers to-day are often vastly in £2 requestT^ of Mr. Stanley, Mr. Marston procee ds to Cairo on Thursday next. excess of their merits. Even their condition is Messrs . Sampson Low & Co. do not expect seldom so bad , moreover , as that which once that anything will occur to prevent the pub - pr evailed amongst their betters —at the peri od lication of the work at the time named hv when Oliver Goldsmith pawned his flute , for Mr. Stanley . example, and Dr. Johnson and Richard Savage wande red disconsolate and homeless all night Boo&f and I^umou!£$ of throug h the dreary and deserted streets of London. Boofi$ In these days, when a love of literature or Mr. Gladston e's arti cles on ' The Impreg- ¦ » -+ nable——»— ™- w v Rockr ^** » ofi^ *» Holmmm. **. ^^ y_7 Scri»V^^^ » * ptureWJ •*%»*. ^/ ' willf f JLIA commenceWllllBlVMW tt m 'tt A A 1m\ m^ ^k ^m* ~ ^ ^__ ^_ - the affecta tion of such a sentiment everywhereV in the April number of Good Words. abounds , the successful author has the pub- # lishing world at his feet, and can , within reasonable limits, make his own ter ms. The Dean of Chichest er will shortl y publish »v«a —¦ ——»-¦— ¦—¦ -mr «¦*-- 4h ¦m — — ' — — -^ — —w ^ •- w^ -fc-™ ^m ^rn * -*^ r~r ^m-, m»r ^* »a.i» « a a>> ^^^ m A m ^mT***m a volume entitled . ¦ ^^ ^ \m ' A Dean's Reminiscences. ' _ yoursel f a name , and I will publish mmm ^ * 1 a ^ ^ — . ' Mak e Messrs. Bentley will issue the work . any thing you write ,' was the answer of a Paris pub lisher to Dumas , and that is practi - * * cally what they all say. Authors nat urall y Dr. Giffen 's new book , called ' The Growth ¦w- — -—¦ r~wr -w v m mm mm, w mmt ^ r «.w ^» w m **^m^ , — MT ^*~' y ' ~tm *»m J w Ad»* n ^ J^ the best market of Capital , is nearl y read y, and will be take their goods to , and when issued thro ugh Messrs . G. Bell & Sons. they have gained audience with the publi c they are tolerabl y abl e, as a rul e, to look # * after their own interests. The books which Mr. Andrew Lang 's forthcoming book is v^v ~^*r mmt «• mm ^f 9mW sell largel y, it must be remembered , form only entitled^ ^ ^ ^ ^— ^^ mm im ' Old^m, m m * Friends—Essay«««. ^r*mim ^mW *m ^* ^<* ^^ mr V s inmmjm dh Ep^K^mmW m^ istolaryAP^ W ^ ^ ***9^0mm * W Parody/ We unders tand that it will be read y a small prop ortion of those which find their immediately.immfidiafcfilv. way into pri nt 1, and the publisher 's * pickings ' y in the author 's imagination often exist onl M* ; "" '™ ^^ Pl* >^ W^B< ^V ^i^^V ^^^ *^^ ^n. ^^ HVB^^ir^ ^BT ^^HT HIM ^Hk V " * WJ W "Nuf ^ v^P^ M.BI* *** W&^J It is stated that Mr. W. S. Kennedy^ ^^ Vb ^V #*• ^V ^ ^^ ^fVV W has*W there is, in short , a great deal of common undertaken to write a life of Whittier for a sense in the recent remark of a witty American new biograp hical series which Messrs. Fun k man of letters : * An author 's pay is very much So Wagnalls have in preparation. # like the price of milk ; it depends somewhat # # ' * > on the market , and a good deal on—th e milk. ' The biograp hy of Lord Ers kine , which the ¦—• h-« **mr '*> wpv ^* r mmwm wr ^^^^ mjvmt ^bw mmrnmtm *^tf ^m r~ m* w ¦ i ¦ «^* hv mr p »i w imw^m ^bbpv h ^ ^k *«iv« Unfortunate ly, in spite of its truth , this is just Hon^^ . StuartT^*r ^k' ^*^^ vw ^^ ^r Erskinew**r has^ in preparation^^ ^^ , oug^^ ^ ht^r the kind of opinion which beginners in litera - to prove one of the most attractive biogra phies — - — — — ~ of the approaching^r- ^l — — * m f " springMm r fT season.T ' * I ise. ^ ^ ture are apt to desp "' ¦ ¦ • • ——•«?• —— ¦— The forthcomin g volume of * Chambers ' MR . H. M. STANLEY. Ency.JUJJLAV W clVAV/MWVIAI«opaedia ' willTI AAA containVVlA VMIJItA anMflJl articleM>l > VAV-IV onVJ»-fc The utmost eagerness continues to be Mr. Gladstone ,- from the 2>en of Mr. Justin McC arth y, M.P. , manifes ted in every part of Eu rop e and m America for definite and explicit information • * respecting Mr. Stanley 's forthc oming work on Messrs. Lon gman sannounce a cheap editi on the Relief of Emin Pasha. The gr eat tr avel- of Mr. J. A. Frou $e*s * Ciesar ' as a com- [I ,.. .¦ ¦ .¦ ... .. , , .,.. .. -, ... ¦ ..,, , 1— >—--+-— ~^~- - u ^ , . ,,. ^ :e ^ ; - ,-.-..^ -.-^ - , , . ,, , , ^ ^ - ' - , p ¦¦ ' ¦ ¦ " *r - f • ;. . . :.. . . - '" Tim l^it^istyerisr GttGia lar Feb/ ! f 08 T&e ^ 1, 1890 panion volume to the cheap edition of the We understand that Mr. W. H. H. Murray ¦' JJ»PPJ« -^ pr pppppjJ pjpf ^ ippp' pp ¦ pp ¦ History of England. ' isplj>VPJV ¦ busy•* ¦»* ¦ JJBWPfJT ^y on^• r' P aPp PJ book^PP' '^ pf '^ ^PtPPP " which• - pp? 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Carstensen^ p PP' hasP" written"— P ^B- -^P PBP a"< book™ '^ '^ ^ describing some adventures in Greenlan d, # * PJP^P P YJP PBPB P^JJ pP PPV p^ B> BJp^J T ^ pPT ¦¦¦ AP^ PP^«Pf 1 P pP^PP ) * which^ ^P)PV4V Messrs.^ Pto*BBJ*^< P P^P .P. *^BP PJJ Chapman^B V*P ** ^* •¦* ^B> &^Jp^VJP Ha^^ ll " P^ will¦* publish.P|^ ^P*^ *V P"PI »^^^ ^ pjrprPApp ppp T^v HPh Mrs.ppbv pppptppjpi p ipr r p£ Oli- ii~ ^p^ppbp ¦*' ^ hant^P*^H ^p> is writing w ¦ pb^ p^q ^pr ^^ pppppi a^ pppv storyVPHF ^^ l p * ppp> w whichv p/ p^^ p ^^ ^p* "^ will^ ~ ^^^^ The author is an artist , and has made nume r- appear , in the cours e of the year , in East and ous illustrations , which will add to the value pppt 1 pHPt apjpi ppp> ^ pj 1 pp>p» vp ^ pp ¦ West.V w ^^ ^pv *i r V Thebpppp * ppb ppi ^ pr chief^«^ p^ pP*PPk^ pr «P« serialfip ^a^ Pp PJ storiesw« ^ *JV ^*~ p^ pl ^^ p ppjp r of*^^ the^pp yearm -^^^ w in^^ p" of his work . # this ably conducted magazin e will be furnished # # by Mr. W. E. Norris and Mr. Grant Allen. At the annual festival of the Burns Club # * # in London , to celebrate the poet' s birth , Mr. vpb 1 ~1 ~ P np- pp^ p) ~^ p ^Bpp* ^B PPP PP. P>«P ppBBPB ^BP PjTPB Vjp T pBpP" pPBp P/ BBBfpBBB ¦¦¦¦ W V PjBP ^PB^V^Bhp BJf BPB> ^B> APt B^B* ^jbP pBP ^JBP pBpP ^|T .B BBBJPBJ> ¦¦¦& ^^ m ^V PP" ^™ ^~» ^^ ^^ ^^ ^~ » ^^ WeW « "^ PF- understand-v-v ^^ ^^ -^^ ^ ^^ -«ppp >>^^b ppt ^ «^ pi that^ pr pp*pp. ^ pr^^ pr Mr.pip ^v PB LouispVppV " ^^ W*PpPp7 StevensonV ^ PP ^.P ^P 1 V ^^ ^^ ^^ ~^~ ¦• Colin Rae Brown gave an interesting remi nis- I is busy upon a series of descri ptive sketche s cence of the bard and his family. He state d ppb ¦ P p bpbi 0b>p»4 pi Ippwpi WpbMVW^p ~ ppp «« p-«-— ^pp1 ¦ ¦ ¦ r ppv^ pf pTp-B» ffp ^ F V "JLW V*p* ^p P pp>^pf ^^ ¦¦ W^ "-^ *«# U ^.^ "ppT V^ ^ pb Tb JP ^* pt Vb* ^.^ ¦% , m which¦/ pj pvppppi ^^ ^^ he""^ ^ intends^^ »-— ' ^p' ^" —^ ^^ —^ i h to'^ '^ p- publishpj ^ -^^^^ v «^ ^^ ^^ p«^ ipjppb , inbppj Pt4k an^pppjr ^ America«"^ ^^^^—^^^^ ~^ p' ^^ -^ r ~w^ ™ n that a son of the poet had told him that his magazine under the titl e of the * South Sea mother often remarked that Burns got his Idylls.' inspiration from the ' Sermon on the Moun t .' # ? ? * # p| PB>i PBPJ ^BB P B<«pr PP^ PBb^ BB Pp~ W Pj ^BJ, BJ| JBjpBh P P^pT PJJT ^ p ^ T « ^ ^^ p P* jbP ^k^ PB> V* P* ** Tb ' "* .¦ PP ^^ fPBl riPd P>P ^ -~ ^ -^pr - Pf PJ p1 * |Ppj ^p^"4 ^ p-fc P4Ppm«fe -»p P "* -^pP pp^""pp- — i^ -~- w » -^ ¦PP' ^^- p* | w ppv ^p- prppp w ^« p ^ ^ p* ^ ^ r pbippJj ^^ pjj ** The seventh volume of the ' Histo ire de We^^ hear the re is now some prospect that the biograp hy of Sir Bart le Frere will be la Guerre Civile en Am^ri que ,' by the Comte pub lished. *The famil y of Sir Bar tle Frere deV4.V ParisM. CVA. XK) , hasXA.OUO beenMCOll issuedMDUCU byIL/^y M.XVJL. CalmaV^C*ilM»C *I.*-lnn* This pj ppb , p^ pp« pjp ^pp pp* ^ pp» m ^ p» ^ p' ^^ ^^ p» ~™ ^^ -^ "^ ¦ ¦¦ —* ' —• ^ — ^ — — --" —» —" — -— _* contribution say~^v they are not responsiblm e for the delay L^vy. begins at Jul y 1863 --W — _I »B| PP,P pp. PB.HBB » ¦»( « ~ ¦ ^ » which has arisen. and brin•• gs ¦% "**" the** <*»•" ¦ « ' narra•> «i ".V" •¦ T~» " tiveif*™* » '*•' down"»* ""** " " ¦* «¦* to~* "•** November—"" ¦ ™ ^— "••'^"J'"" ' ^^ ^- of the same year. It is marked by some exceedingly picturesque descri ptions of events A series of papers on modern and mediae- and care of investi gation . ppi pT ¦v' PJft W » pl.1 «Pti v^ «Pk PB« PPJ. p pp. p«ji » pBh W^ H^ T ppH * ¦ valV ^b*V4% Gree^ p*« *¦>« , ^^ ^ P" ce^PF ^p^ , which recently^^ ^ " ^r JV appeared^r ^* W ^pp «'¦'. in^^*^^^ theTv '^*"" ^ # Scottish Review, are collected for volume form , # # p# —~ pp ¦« PBi pp pppppf w*r p^p» - vj ^ pjpj pwp up - p< ¦¦ ^ p t ¦ pp m pp*«pJt pppp» »™pi Mr. James ¦¦ fj ^^ pfj ¦¦ •¦•p' p" . » ^ p' »™«r^ » *p"* p ^» ——-'— »-^ Roch v ^ ^r ^ •• Clegg, ^ i' w' ^^ «^ 10 Milnrow , and* will be issued in a few days . The Marquis -— .^_ — — ,__-p^- _p_.pi p^ -w P w Tw ™ n ' ¦ * ¦ "> ¦» V.'Blb' ^. p.^ Bk ~L~J| pp' T » ¦p W«p*™^« ^*#— dale , has in prepa»•»' ration a new•»Jb> greatf*% * ly%f m pp. pm and • of Bute 's name will appe ar as the tran slator. _ . a .•«_ __ ^ . . ** • enlarged edition of his well-know n ' Direc- W "*•* ^ ^ P^P** ™*5P " «bF "fc^ P» -pV T- lM ^ .nlA A\^B^ "Lp " F ™ g^fcp« I*• tory^* ,-T of^"* Second-ha' ' nd ^ PJPP*P * C*P pmAK ^J TPP " L JL ™*P JL ^"*^ ^^ P A rt *«BJ List** Booksellers and¦ * i JA "WPpk IM 41 ¦ BBbP. k .A k _ _ d 4 * ^ ^ «pJp»ppw ^_p- p; WeV W ^ kp* learnJ.VV* ** thatWap>«t*«^v Mr.p«L. « pp»p> •» • Lowell« t^AA hasJUmi J madeJp>«mWVA^pp * con-^^^ »rp»<*. of Public Libraries , British and Foreig n. ' — —- —— —-> PP -W-——¦——— ¦.—»»P "»P 11 ¦ «B>P».- » • - -4p» -^ — . --»» siderabl e progress wi|h his - work on * Haw- Trade changes—JJ oughty»»^ J atP>«« once"—' ,*»«¦•¦ *" ¦*_ to*• V" be notified-»*»'*_-• -#• .¦ ** - "^— to thorne. ' He is living at Cambridge , Massa- Mr. Clegg in order that the new edition may and his health has reli- • ohusetta , ¦ ¦ great¦ ly improved be in every respect comprehensive and recently. , J ; ...... able. . ' ¦ ¦: ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ - ^ ( ilft . .,: : , : : Feb. IV1890 Th fe Piiblisher ^ Gircrtilar i ^ «¦ -bbbbbbb *.•»»»¦_.a ^^^ ¦ *> ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ** ¦»» ••^^^..^.^ 1— . ^^^ „_ ^ I (-wll -^ M |<— ^ ^ ^^^^ j ^ , ^ ^ ^ j, ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ - i -w^ ^ ^^^^^^^ ^BiB ^ % An important work in relation to shipping smith and Gay by Mr. Austi ^ Dobson , and aw bv bb p*^ bbb ' ww^ b b ^^ b ^p v ¦ bbp ™ «b> v v bbbbb pb bbpbjbb w wpv ¦ w^r bVI*** ^b* preparation^"^ ¦up and will shortl^* * ^r b ^ ***^ n^^ a>iv *>v^ p^* b Goethe by Professor Edward Bowderi. , ' in y bebbbbb publish ed is ' bbb. bba - ' . ¦a* ^ P* b. m •& ai " ^^A . ^^kj v & b. Bk «k by Messrs. William>* Gre en &*m Sons,* Edinburg h. BJV VBk Bf _ v p ^w* ^^ .^ v * bp ^v^vb»wb> vs>v ^B^ ** > •" ¦¦ ^ ^»1pW ThebVb> BK^ ^^ author^" ^ ^ ^" is Mr.v William 4George ^^ ^^ "B W^ ^^ Black^p**»B> ,V) and^V««k ^P"» We are inform ed that the ¦ ' Pal estine Ex- his book is called 'A Digest and Revie w of V ¦ >. A #X1 A *. - BBJ ' ' BjB ' Bk ' ' _ B pi oration Society hav e nearly read y three 1 BBpk» ^ j ^ ^B ^pp ^B '^p' ^^- p^^"« ^ p ^p- " ¦" - ^^ ~^p- ^—' ^^ ^^^ m ¦ ¦ pv^v p-^^- -w^k^ m^v ^pibb ^b BJ^k "^ pp ^rw"^* ^^ *^ P B" BfrBXS*H ^P BB Decisions^^^ in Scottish ShippB ing Cases. ' Impor-^ ^ BT<^ BB — -^ ^~ ^^-^ ^P' ^^ -^^ ^™ ^» ^BP BBIPVP"VV ^BP-BBk ^PBP ^iB- ^ B^ PBPPBW ^BV ^BT BJB7B> -BjB 7 ^B* ' volumes of considerableBB* ^ ^ T*> ^ •> ^•^"» ^^ ^B> «V^»^b1 importanceBV«h Bl or ' ' , unif m tant decisions in the English Courts will also B . B. M BVlMPmM ^^A Bk\ I ^^ W* ^ ^ A BB^BABk «.h with * The Surve y of Western Palestine. ' The p ^HH^v w *^v ^"^~ bj « v p»^ p v .p v -^^ ^p.™™pk ^gp- v v pb> ^p» JBBhBk b» ^p bpbb Vbtbi 4p beb^^ ^tor given, with^^ ^ a viewv v tow ^^ throw^V light on^b^ the^^ « V V -^P- ^P ^ M -W ^B «B^ B«B1 B« P new^^ ^r volumesB^ ^B' H P ^ include^BT «B> ^ p* * The«BBl P»Pl^^ SurveyV ^k* ' Bi B> BB V ^V W of^. p ^fc BAbbW ^FV| ^ W <*' A4* ' ' * Eastern Scotch cases. *B>*Pk ^ J > 'B Bl BH* SBB BBBI ^ — ¦ Bk ^ HBKB * »* ^ \ ^ # Palestine ,' by Major Cdnder ; ' The Archaeolo- # * gical Mi ssion of M. Clermont- Ganneau ; ' and ' Browning 's Message to his Time ' is the '* TheTne Flora*'lora and FaunaJ< auna otof the WadvWaxly ArabahMrahah ,*7 VkPB>V.V ^P "^^ 1PHP ^P^P ^H^P* ^^ ^ v —^^ ^^ "»^ PPB^^ V V ^B* ^™ ^^ ^P ^V ^" ^" p^T P BP^^^ BJkl B BWfeB ^ B^ ^BB » r ^H ^tf ^ ^h W " ^^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ title ofBl a new book written by Dr. E. Berdoe. k__ ^p A . Bk _ JB B^ A A ^ » ^» __ by H. Chichester Hart . Maj or Conder fur- "»b^ It deals with the reli ious p — ™» -^ T p^ —' ™p- ^^ -^ '^.p • " ' ™ ^p ^^^ ^ » ^ ^" ^i^ ^ p' *m bi^"- p p ^™ ^^ hilosop ^^^ ^ v ^*^m "^rvv 1 bb>^ *b? ¦ "*' g ^ b» ^Ml hy of the ^^ ^ ^ ^i^ ^ nishes no less than 350 drawinr gs^ Ti F and p¦ laces of poet , and collateral matters . We hear the ^ B ^ A Bk Bk A Bi ^Bj ^ A ^b a ~ — M *M« « AAS4B « great Biblical and classical interest. We also volume will be enriched by some interesti ng hear that * Palestine under the Moslems,' a ^^ ^B T ^F ^^ ^^ ^^ V^V ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^^H^ ^^^^^- «P^ -^V^ V V ^V^^ ^^^^^^ ^ ¦ ^h ^"^ ^'^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^ "^^^^^ ^^ ^Bl ^b^V> ^B^ ^^ 9 |^BK ^V^V ^ ^T V^V ^«V - ^^ 1 bVjbI ^ letters fro m Browning •»— »*• p w b w -^^ * «b, b, r w ¦B.«^Ba«B> • « *>^y ^«. %«•* taM to Dr. Berdoe. 4p>*>wP A These A* VBta&^B* new work by Mr.* Gny* Le Strange^ ,J -is in the communications relate both to reli gion and printer 's hands. science . Messrs. 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It is to consist 4 ' Ruskinian " ; he will follow, not me, but fe —¦- ¦ ^-"- ^^ '^^^^ ¦ ^ ^^ ¦ ^^ -^ » ¦— -^»- ^^ -» ^^ ^r ^^^ -^ ^ M ' ^"^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^" "^"^" ^** ^g ^^^^^ ^B^B 1 ^^^» P^iBkBh ^B" WB B^BT ^f KJL lkia U»Y ^I I/UC7 lliOL-lil^/tO of sculpture-portraits ,^ paintings , and life-size the instincts of his ownH soulBUU1, andOiUUL theUtQ guidance^UlUCillU a drawings of the eminent authors of our day. of its Cre ator. ' If these 4 reading guilds ' can WVnB* F^BF BrfBl. 1 - • ^BW ^-B ^™ ^T ^ ^ ^B > ^F W^ ¦¦ B| ^^ -^^ ^ "" ^»^ ^^ ^^ W » ^— ^^ ^™ r»^ ^B- "^^ ^ ^» ^B" ^BP ^BIBB ' ^^ ^^* m ^m B^^ ^» «B>BVj "••-• ^^ ^P" ^P ^^ ^P^ Pk»^— r^^ ^PP P^ p ^p T pnpP BBB ^» -^P ^BP- BP> ^^ ^^ ^^ mt ¦»» ^P" T BJ *«• ¦ VfpB> BK %BJ B B> T • ¦ «B BBJ B« «B We hear th at the re will be excellent busts in keepJ '-P' themselv es fre e fro m mere^^ ^ p adulationB* j ^ t ^^ and^ ^ ^ p various sizes of Bro wning, Tennyson , Swin- silly affectation they may yet accomplish a burne , William Morri s, Mat thew Arnold , and good work. Ruskin. An interestin g feature of a special # , 'fl A ^ta A ^A Bk K A ^ Bl . Bk ^ BJB . a _ # kind in the show will be the allocation of one * ^^ ¦^^ p ^" P ^^* ^p*' ^f ^i ^p q^ ^^m ^^r- ^r m^m w^^ ^ ^^p- ^^*^ p w^p ^^ p ^^^^ ^^ pr ^•mm ^^ p ^p ^gp > B7 Bp |BV BI pp BPJ * The^^^ Colonial^^^^ ^^ Year-Book^^^ ^^ for^^^ 1890BPk ^^^r ^B ^ whichV ^aV ¦—¦ r room— ^^ ^-" »^^^ to^^ ^ ' the'^^¦«¦¦¦* ^^ f 1 coming^^ ^ ¦* ""^^^^ .w^BM men.P^^^^^™ ^^P^ ^^^^ ^ ' This^^^^ ^»pn ^^r ^pr groupHBk P1^ ^tp» ^^^ BS^ isWPb^w^ to«^ ^^ Messrs. Sampson Low, Marston & Co. have include our younger poets and representative ¦¦¦ VBi «W ¦ ¦ ^^» P*P" ^ B^ " ^*"« »^^- ^~~r* ^ ^P^ -^ -^P—BJ J" 1 ^^ ^™^ ^^ jT ^^ ^^ ^PP»— ^ ^m |BP^B|i«B> ^p T BBB B9 BBJBBBJpW ^B#- BBflB just published , g"* ives systematic information^^ journalists. about the Colonies not previousl y to be found # * # t-^ p' !¦ -»^™ ¦ ¦ "^ p~ in~™^^-^v any"^p"^~^^" W sing^-^ ^" ~~ PPH le^^ publicationP bi ^ p^v ^^ —^ ^^ ^^ -^ ^ p ^^ -^" ^ p< ,w andp BV* ^^ does'^ p^ p ^^ ^BP »^" soP^^ ~|J~ withV P ." P ^P* PBBI aW^ p7 A work illustrating the ancestry and family completeness not before attempted. The in- connections of the famous Erskines is nearl y formation is based upon official returns , and -^pp ^ ¦ ¦ ^ p -pp read for issue. The author is Mr. Ebenezer broug^^ - ^^ SBI^ I ht^^ ^^ up^^ BJ .¦ to^p^ ^»^ date.^^ ^P"^ ^^ ^^^ ^ The^^^^ pjh ^^ '^p' introduc^^~ ^^^^ ^p^^B ^^ ^^ Bl ^W' tion¦B*^^ Vr BIBPPB byV^ P B y ¦¦¦¦ — "*—fc. aW -W* . ^-»- BI bi bk Bi tm ¦ ¦ ¦ pi^«p« ~ ¦ r ^ p»pi ^ Erskine' ^^ P^P» »™^"«.« "^^^ Scott* ^Bj ^ ^^ ^B^ ^^ ^P* ,V of~ ~ ^^ Leeipph^ ^ ^^ ^ ,H Kent"^^^^^^ ^r ^^^^ ^»' ,h who^ w ^^^^ ^^ has^^ ^^ ^ ¦'^ ^ spent»^ pr B ^ ^^^ ^^ a^^ -^ pr Professor J. R. Seeley is a valuable summar y -^ pP BBj "^ ™™ '^^ ^ r BK p^P ¦¦ I ^ » P" - *t* p- *P »P" ^BPP ^^ —" BP P" Pk PPB BW* of the^P' ^—^— progressBT*^ ^~ "*^ ^^ "P » k of col^^ ^^ "^ onisation^" "" P^ ^-W '^ . The*» ^^ f«^ BBk ^^ BB ^BP PkBP gre at deal of time and energy on the book. B> Colonies ^b « A ^ ^B. ^^ ^H B ^K ^n > P" «* B,pBb«Bj « «BBB *¦ Vpr B ¦ . ^p ^ *^ B# r Pk ^pT P^pF B| ^•T T ? «¦ It'*i wV V illp contai^^ ^^ V *'*' n*¦> accurateH_ '¦> ^ipr *¦ BW 1^ tables^0 r^p showingF^^ Bk ««* ^^f ""^ the^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ are described in alphabetical order , and the *^p ip«pv ^ B^p B.^ relationshi ps of the Rev. Henry Erskine , EditorP^ ^^^p^ ^^^^* P^^ ^P^ ^i^ P^ ha3^^ p ^"^ ^P^ ^p thoug^p> ^^ pp ^^ ^^^ _b| bht ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ it^^^ ^^^ most^ip* p ^ ~^F ' convenient^^r" ^BP' p H ^^^ ^f ^pr ^^w p hp ^ ^^^ ^v ^bp to^p bringr^m^ ¦ * ppv PBV ¦.¦ BBK V^bbb^f Chirnsid™ ^i^ ^i^ ^^ .B^ P1^ p|P> r^P' 0B^ ^tP'.V e^. ^ r Bk Berwickshire^Bpp ¦.¦ y p ^b^ ^.pv p^ v.h P^p ¦¦** b«4 ^p^ .v^ ^p^ ,*BJ the^^" ^^" ^Pk* ^.^ Rev.P^*^^« ^^ ^^^ W V Ebenezer^wv^-^ v -^f* ihi ™»^^^ ^r ^^^^ -^^b aw^v the scattered islands of the Archi pelago which , BBkpBk BMPB * ^ ^ _^ .^^ a _ a_ ^ ^b ^m BBlH*^ ^BL ^^ ¦ ¦ ~w -^ p »^P ~ Erskin e of Stirling , and the Rev. Ralph have^ ^ ^k. «r^ p ^^ p- beenp^ pr ^^^ ^^ p ^h pip acquired^m ^^r ^^ »» h ¦ *^ ^^f ^^ ^^T^ b»" ^^ yH us^^^ p ¦ «¦ under-^p^ p^ ^^ -^ ^p '^ ^ — the^-^ .p new^"* ^™ 1 v B1 but^^F ^ ^pP 1 atp^ p||BlpB r pv| |w «PB ip^ «« p1% *¦ P1 ^P" B1 Pi — ~ ^P> -^ ¦ ¦—' ^^^ m m m —*pr ^^p> ^^ ^%^ ^ ^ p ^^^ rfB* IP " IB^ ^ B ^4 ^*W P^ ^ ^^^^ P^ 1 tables^^ ^ - ^^ -"^ "^f- will* * " also^^ it is hoped not inappropriate nam e of the Ers kine __ _j .A of Dunfermline. The JBK «HA ^M ¦ ^ a ^. _ . ^^^ -^PP- ¦«»>¦ ~ *^ -VHP B7 show the relation of the Erskines to the Mar British>"*i^ BB BIB. 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In an appendix there are Much interest , we hear , will gather round articles upon the Royal Colonial Institute , Im- 1 ¦vp .Bp.«Bj^BfckT w —^pwbbbb >- v bb( b»ww pr »-q-p* BJ ^P- r •" ¦ BBkjp BB ¦ • ¦ p-^»--——^ -—' -"^ M fB>l ¦¦P-* ¦» -»^ B pp>b -^«*p- ^ v -^ —>*^B| p — ^tP^Pl ^^'""IWK '^* ^P*^ ¦ • B" BB ^B* ^P- _*¦& _¦ M ^ hics ^ ^^ Mr. Budge on¦ Hierog lyp , Mr. Gladstone — PVVVBBIlPk Bk MA BB A ABB on Homqr , M.^ Past^ eur on Hydrop hobia , and Dofe? end H ew? Pro fessor Huxley on himself. The memoirs Mr. Samuel Smith ,, M. P., has given>iJ ,POQ ; of Orlando Gibbons and Handel are contri- towardsbUwmuD theititxt establishmeoDtuuuouuioubnt ofyjfk intermediatemy *>^uiK)\*u*\>ip but ed by Sir George Grove , those of Gold- schools in Flintshire. , -7 Mfc^*— • ¦ • ; ¦ in—— — —•¦ ——— 1 IIO The Publi shers ' Circu lar Feb. i, 1890 A new serial detective story, called serial story entitled ' A Rough Shakin g,' which *¦ bbbbbp 4 bbbb»— B^v^B' ^P" 1 ^P^ ^^"^ w^P» a ^ "aw 1^p-^p r^^^ i BP^PPPV "^ ^ ^ ^ ^ w ^ "— "—' "—' «' ' '- ¦ ^^ ^p- ^^^^ ^^r "^"^ "^v — — ^^— p pi ^v "^BP" qp V AV>4V ay w^B •¦•bb- « »- ^m bb-b»bbiB ar- -*bb- b^ bmbb ^b ^ ¦<¦ « ^— «- -*>^ - V£^ v v fg^ ^^ w ^ r ^v^ B ^b "«^ •* ¦ b^ the Conspiracy^ | in the*^ is to appear in Atolanta in the course^ of th e Written1M in Red ; or ¦ , b^b. .M. . ¦ ' ¦& bB im . M North^ Case,' has just been commenced*A inA year. Miss Jean Inge low is also engaged pj ^ pv CasselVs Saturday Journal. upon^^ ¦^ pr ^^^ ^^^^^^ a^ pf^P* novel^^^^^^ ^^^ W ^^^ ¦ called-^^ ^^^^.^^^"^ ^^^ ^^^^ ' Very^ ^^^ ^ - h Young^^^^^ ^^ ^— ^» ^"" i _pp^ai ' for^i^^ ^^^ ^i^^ th^p.^B^W e^B" Mr. Hu ish ask s us to state that the * Year's same popular magazine. bf-b ^^ b^ p^p- 1 ¦¦¦ * *¦¦ * A^^ . ^ ¦ ^ Wrt' bb volumesV bb" bbbb.^bbbbbb BBP1 bb>t forB^™ ^^^ 1884^"""^ ^^^ bb ^ bbb» and ™ ¦ 1 1888^p—^ ^ bb" ^bv are-^^^»^^ h out-v —"^ v of-w- *^h We hear from Berlin that the Germans print , and cannot be obtai ned except throug h contemp late having an exhibition in London the second-hand booksellers. in^^^ 1891.^^^ » ^P^~ ^P- ^^^m ^ The^^^— —¦ — ¦ scheme—-^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ '^^ f ^^ "^^^ is ¦ I I warmlW r ^W^ BB ^B^B.VBPI yBJ approved^BF^ " » BP * B^ B~ ^^P» "^^ » ^BP- ^P" ..r brap* y¦* A munifice nt gift has been made to Cam - the German Emperor. New Zealand is also considering a proposal to have a show all to pb ¦ v^p vb*1 bbb V B ^a "' bpbbbbb v ^bbb; ^bbb» ^p— 1 1 bbb ¦ ¦ 1 ¦ ¦ -^^ ¦ ¦ v -^m- ^pv bpbw ~«pw ^BrB> ^bt -B^ berwell. An^^b anonymousv^bp ^—b^ b ^^^^ ^m '^ bb 'bb ' ™ donor—-^— -^"- ^^— has^^^— h offered^^^^v to erect a han dsome art gallery for that neigh- itself in the metropolis as soon as may be bourhood. convenient. It has been decided to place a bust of Mr. It has been suggested that the old home of BPB PB B^^^BBB * ^Baafe ^»B»PBP ¦ P ^^^^ »" ¦ .¦ .T ^ ^r ^^ i^ ^ T^B T^^— —'^^ i^ -^^^B «^B» 1 B^^P' ^^-^ ^pr ^i^»-^^»^ ^ V r B Bl ^B^ ^ ^BJV b^p^^^b* ^^ " ^^ ^^ ^" ^^ ^ ^^ "^" ^P^ ^^ ^ ^^" "^^ bj w v^pp aB^PB ^B>^BBvw ^bbp~ ^»»— ^-^ ¦ !¦ -^b* ^^^ pw ~^ Hogarth at Chiswick should be put into proper Wilkie^^^^ Collins^^^ ™ v b^^^ p^»* ^» in the^^ cryp-^»- ^^^ a ^r^" t of™ ^^bbi St.¦ ^^^ —™ — Paul'^r -^^r^m^^™ -w~^^ .K dk AH s _ Cathedral~^K b ^ ^h ^n , bBIB y the side of~^ the. sA memorialA ^B> of- repair. It is now in a state of dilapidation. ¦ ¦ ¦ Charles Reade. A^^ ¦^V^^V proposalPf^T ^KW ^BB' BT^P* ^B^ v^^ ^^^v^^^ i that^^ ^r^P^^r^pr V the^BP ^^B ^^v ^PP* Royal^B^*^ v ^^ ^V BT ^ VBB Academy^^^V^B^BI ^BF apaP ^^^P^ ^BB* ^^b^^b-"^p^ PF shouldI I ^^v^^b* ^^^ ^ppy BP> ^^P^V undertake the work has not met with much Messrs. Cassell & Co. will shortl y publish ~^^^^ r- encouragement^^v -^^ —m- ^pp ^^ -^^^ ^^ ^ ^ h ^ h ^i^^ w —-^^m ^^ i hi -^^ ,-j and-^^ -^ m^T^^^ ™ ^^ a^^^ » hope^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^»-^-^ ^B^ is^B^ "^^^ expressed^^^ ^^"^^^™ ^B^^ ^^^ ^^^ " ^^ "^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ that^^^ ¦ ¦ ^^" ^^F^ p^ ^^ Vf ¦ r n r Mr.BBW .PB^PBBBB W.™ ™ B" T.^T Stead» °"^^" *^^ -^^^ ^^ ^ — -*— 's» "" new" ™™ ~^"~ ~ ~ book» *"~ — *^"~ -» ,^Bf ' The^—^-^ *^^_ _ ~^™~ Pope^^p»»w —w~ k^^ -^^ r and^^ ^ ^^ v^^ v ^^ ^^ some artist may purchase the building. the New Era ; or , Letters fro m the Vatican , 1889.' Several new features hav e been introduced The Fireside News is henceforth to be into the ' Official Year-Book of the Church of Eng^^ hv^-^ v ^^^ ^^ ¦'^phBBB landi™ ^pp'^ p'^ M ^^^ ^-". p for^^^- ^^r ^^^-* 1890^i^^^ v w ^-^ ^.^ ' whichv v v^ ^^ h h ^i^ ^^m ^^^ the^^^ p^pp p. * -^a*- SocietV ^¦.¦^ ^^V' ^BT ^^PP ^a*^ ^P* yH for^aB ^B.F BB known as The News. The increasing circula- BBBPaii — at .aBha bbb al - ai BHtf ah ^^ ^ ah tion of the paper has caused some trade con- Promoting Christian Knowled ge is about ¦¦ ¦¦ b ^ b a f^B |a>IV B « ^ r fusion with The Fireside Magazine. Hence toV ^ap T bringn ^ a^ ^« a>k K out.«p* Ba*a i ajB bb The.m ^B j ^b aj ^ Societyb^bb^ t VpT av ^m ^a^ j ^ also^^ announcesajp-aj^B ^ p ^^^ j j ^^ b ^ V P^r the alteration in title. ' Hymns from th e German ,' edited and trans- lated by Frances Elizabeth Cox . _ Sir D. Macken zie Wallace has been elected a member of the Reform Club under the rule Messrs . 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A 1— —— r ^^ ^^ —'-' —» '^-< ^B» ^»» a pii pi ^ '^ - — -^- »"-' "^ - ^^-- -—^ w ^ aa- *b ^ w »»- ar a] avaa>aBmp T pva K iak -a |^ ago^ ^ ^^ ^t that Lord Rosebery^J had derivedM his jp W**^ ' ____ idea A aaV. at am t^^^^ a«i ^ al A _ _ __, good many competen t jud ges are agreed that _¦___ " ¦¦¦ ak^ ¦- *-' of Imperial Federation from one of — —— — .—— —- — " ^^ •" ¦'™" • "-* "p^ ' ^ fcil! ¦ ^V ,«h>a>MK V A <•<¦ ".^ w Burn s's ^ . the honour oughtF~3 to fall to Mr . Algernon C. songs. * A Man's a Man for a' that/ the Swinburne. ¦ pi prominentar^v p^^ ^^- *~~~ ii -¦ p i ¦¦ —i— -~- —' ~ idea— —— -™- ^-v of-^^ ^i^^ which^ -r —^' ^ — is™ ¦ universal-^r -— v ^ ppb.1 ^ ^^ "^v ^ P^ ^a v^B*' a^"a» ibbj* brotBrv IBB ^^^ B^FaBujaj her- V)V ip| hood. It is stated that Mr. "George Bulien , Keepe r ¦¦ ¦¦ _ „ ^ . ¦ ¦ m, "> " ¦¦ -¦ ' -—•»•-»-a_r <¦«, ajr -b ^t M > ¦, MIAWV" -"• I—^ —,^ V riBWP* ^ ••«««» of the DepartW^ ment the pBftfPBBaw B A A llB pVbK ABB of Printed Books __^ in -~ ^m d^ ^^ _^.^ ^B ^Bj Messrs. Chatto & Wind us intend to publish , British Museum , will shortl y retire . For hal^^ f in MarchMarch. , MawleyHawlev Smart'»mart s new novelnovel., * WithWith- - a century Mr. Bullen has rendered valuable out Love or Licence/ It will be in three servic e in his important sphere ; and we are — -w-- — -~-——~^^ -^ -^ ar bbb arw ^F ¦ ^ — ¦ —* B a iib ¦ bb ^ p T- u -aw "^ T^ra- -^^pw fw IBjBjan ^r «Bk a_r .Bh |flkt |» Owing to the grati fying reception accorded Wif e,' ' The Border Shepherdess / < A I m^m- P ^^ P»^^P»^p- ¦ ¦ ill —- m- —— -ww ^— -m~ ^P> -w -^P - pt'PP' . -^^^•mmw ¦ ¦ PJ ^P' V V ^^ P ^V ^—^™ P. ^.WP' ^P ^Pf J> ^ V ^^ M ^Bn*^ .9 BV ^M * FH f ITT ¦¦ ¦ ¦ mm- ^^ Mme. Carette ^ 's first work , * My Mistress Daughter—~~ '^ ^ AV*V^^^^^ ^^ * —mr of—- Fife™^^ mmr m^ ^^r mj — ^ ^^ ^m* —' ^ r^iv ^^^^r^i» ^^^ '^F^ ^^» ^^ ^mr ^mr -mm- . ^^ ^f m^^^.^^^ ^M fco ~ , ' ' , and some of her other _ • ¦ ¦ ¦ . - . ^m— - +% m . ¦% « « « _ the Empress Euge'nie,' which is* now in^ its• novels have each been both a popular and ¦" thithir rdd editionedition., Messrs. Dean »— —- -^-- m^ ^ pp ™~ -— ¦ ¦ — "" ¦ ¦ m ^p* -^p^ ^^^ «* ^» » ^ p' «»p^ " mmrmmi^m r . ^.^. p ^ m^,- bb> p«7bb»bb> v volume^ of ' Intimate Recollections^^ ^b^ ^p^ of the^^ p Court^b^ ^^ w ^k «^ most important literary work of her life.' of the Tuileries .' The authoris ed translation AsA itsm\ - name , '« Friend4BBVBB1 A BM Olivia^.^ ¦> B * ,'^ impm\ liesmm\ m% , itm\ . ism\ a ¦ m.mrm *~mw ¦ ¦ ¦¦ »^ v w- -^ - ^r ^v^ v ^p*v v^ p- ^h wa ^ ir «v^v mr hasmmm just been publin ^ r shed~mr -**v under^ pw ^^ ¦ * ¦ ^ mr bb» thew^p>*b ^ p » ; titlebjt.b >W4m ^b» ^p^ AW ~^B^f ^^v^^^-^v ^^r^^ ^^v ^pbv ^m^ ~mw ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ r ^mw ^^ p^v ^v ^^v w^^ r ^p ^^^ pbv ^v ^^^ ^^v -mw mm- -~ ^^ r ^mw v ^m—mr mjH ^V ^^^v BrV^ ^v^v^v ^B^ ' of Quaker roma nce. ¦¦ ^^^^^k mw ^H^MMfe ^K ^^Ma ^ A ^h^^^^ ^K ^a ^ £ It is, moreo ver, a grap hic * The Eve of an Emp ire 's Fall .' picturA _ e of^m. them^ days^m\ of^m. 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Mr. James R. characters. Gilmour-^^— — h v^^av ^vw ^mr ^^^mim^^^ ('m. Edmund^^^^^^^^ ~^ •mw^^^-^^*-^^^^^-^^^^^h^m^ ^^*^» Kirk^^^^— ^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^^ ^ ^^^^^^ ')g is-^^ —^m the ^^ ¦ ¦ ^^— ^ editor-^^ ~— — "i ^^ —— ™ ™ of^^ ^^^ the^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ *^mv —— ~^—-mr ^ -^ r We~^v have^ ^mm- received^^ v ^^^ -^^ ^^ r ^^ ^ ^V^v from^^ v «^^ ^^^ - ^v^H ^V Messrs.^^^* ^^^v ^^ v w^m ' ^m^ r^r ^ Cassell^m^ ^^^m m^^m^^^ q^v ^^^^ &^Bj ^^ BjT Encyclopaedia. mm € mm- ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ ^^^p^ ^¦^^p ^mr^m ^m^^mmt ^mr mmr m^mmmj^^f^v ^^^ p mr ^p^p^ v^p ^ ^^ i^ i^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ™ w ^^^piv ^^p^^^ ^p^v €o. the first threepenn y parts of Farrar 's Captain^ Charles King,^^^^^ ^P ^^f ^ ^r the author of The 1 Life of Christ J and * Cassell' s French Die- Colonel' s Daughter ,'' The Deserter ,' and other tionary. ' The former is printed in large type , stories~~mw m^ ^p^ H^up vpr ^P^f r^m— of^mr ^^^ army^m—mr ^^ ^p^^i^^i^ H life^i^if ^p^^p^ -^w ,^pi is^^» ^ ^^^ the^^ i ¦¦ ™ subjectw ~— — — —~ ^^ p» v ^^ ^-^ of^^ ^^u p the^uf ^uuf^^ h ^pii" contains numerous excellent illustrations , and , frontisp iece portrait in the Book Buyer for r^m- 1 ¦¦ h h as-¦ ^ to™~ cheapness~m^ — -^m- ^r--~ H^ -^^^^ ^^ r^r mm is^^—rmw' a^m~^ marvel^^>^v^w mrw ^mw » ¦ —— of¦ ¦ - H H ^^^^» W' ^^ ^^^^—^^ ^^ w^^^^pv^^ ^ pj^m ^^ ^r^p ^pr ^pib^pb ^r^rp ^ ^p ^^ w ^^^ p« ^p ^i^^r mwmT ^f^m ^ mw ^m^mr M vpv i^i^ ^p^f^ ^i^p^i^' ^>^r^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^p^ ^^i^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^pVPS 'sw^^ forthcominghi ¦ -^— ¦ ^^ ^ ^vw^pp^p^ph^ph , publishing' January. Captain Charles King enterprise.A The^^HM^B^n Dictionaryd^^^k m\ — A contain— A s an addi-^M ^K -> book is to have the title ' Starli ght Ranch , tion of three thousand words to the previous and other Stories of Army Life.' issuesissues,, and has beenbftfin thoro ughlyuchlv revised and Mr. George Virtue , Toronto , Ontario , will reset in new type. issuem^mmmwmmr^^^ ^B^ this^ Wr ^ ¦^PW^^P^^ month^^^^i^ -m^r p^^^ my i^V^PV * The' ¦P»P^ mw ^m- '^^ Life-^^-^^^ ^^-^^ ^m— and-^-— —^-^F' -^^» Times™—— —— ^^•wmw '^pr m^m- of-^m- ^P» A book which is certain to interest many General John Gra ves Simcoe,' the first pp -mmfrm -m^ m ^p r ^^B> tippv ^m* ^^ mim^ *m» m^^r p*,^ w mmw mmw ^mw mr pj -vw '•p'^ ^^^ p* PJ mm pi » p "i — — p ¦ -m- mm- pi p^ ™ p^ of our readers has just been published by Governor of Upper Canada , b ^y D. B. Read. Messrs. Cros by Lockwood & Son. "We refer It contains a very full account of the military ^K ~. . ^ ^^^b _ ^^H ^m^ ^B m\ m^ . m\ mm BPW v pSj•¦>¦¦> r mj T "aa) T^ p^ r* ^^P* V ^^ ^^^ avp^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ^p^ «pi ^h^^ihpj ^^r ^^r' ^^ v v ^v^hpvp^ ^^ p^aiv^BP to the * Art of Paper-Making, ' a practical achievements^ p ^^p ^^^ ^B h ^ B> ^ B> ^ p w^ of^^^ ^ Bj Governor^ Simcoe while in manual^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ~ ¦ ¦ ¦ -^r^~ ^^w ^^^ on^^r mw*m^K themw m^m^ ^ p ^mw manufacture^^^^i^ ^my ^^v ^ p ^^bwv ^^"^w ^^^ ^^^^v ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^mwmv mvm ^mm' of¦ ^^^ paperbj^^ ^^ ^^ ¦F^^ ^^^ ^^* from^^^ ^bi^ ^bp~ ^ ¦•p' ¦¦¦¦ command of the ' Queen's Rangers ' during -mw ¦— ^wmmmmi -mmr BBBV ^P* » W ^mw mm PftpBl p»p * ^ p' *»^ mwmw^m. mj - pp v _ v — — ^^-w-w m- . — — w mm- rags the Revolutionary^ p ^ War. 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The author , Mr. Alexander Watt , revolutionary^^ ^m^ jb JI BJp^ pBp ^^^ pB^WB ^ campai¦ _ w ^ gnsVPBh .^^«^ , and^" " after' the war mm- g3^mm\-^^ives — -m^ ¦ w a^^^v detailed^^-^v mm* ^V^ir^V >^.«* ^ f ^^^B descri^^^mm ^jm* r^m^ -^^w m^^ ^mr ptionmp^ ^i^ "Vflr ^»^W of"^^ ^^v the^^ —— ^— -^^ machinery-^_i^^^^^ ^_^ -^^ ^mr^^^mr^m' ^mw -^m* ^mm w was concluded many of the Range rs betook mw-mv ¦ ¦ '"' ^ -_-. ^ 1iv^p>aBl ^rtBkiaft T p^i^B> w^ WmW mmf BB1 ^p ^ p* m ^w* ^ ^ V w — — —^ ^^ —— — -^ -^ -—' -^p- and appliances used in paper-making and themselvesm^^ B^p ^ »T ^B* P*^ to*^ ^"^ Upper^p^ ¦ *p Canada , and formed the auxiliar y operations. nucleus of the earl y settlement there. —¦ —' -wp pp»p^pp 1 —-—— —w^— pBkV^ ^BW^ k 9 ^^ ^*^ "^ *JT ^b«*«p i » » piaillV ^^ ^ •• p^^ 'v ^«-p» ¦ p - —— — v «¦ is busy with a new ^ Mr. Justin Winao__.^ r The statem ent is made by La Nature that _ m* - . ^ . mi A ^m^A mm m\ German y can boast of th e largest number of historical work— ' Chr istopher Columbus : an » *¦ »~ " ¦ •"— -__ ^-^~ pipTai'W"m .m. r p t^ ~»f ~m ^p » Jp» <* ^p»" m. ***—-• ^^ mt b»p» *.w»^-" p' ^ ^ ¦ " - ^rm, —— —-- — — r ^ Historical and Geograp^j hi- Examination of the PV^ periodicals in Europe—namel y, 5,500, of which ^ _^ ^_ * ^m A ^K ^ ^k ^tW* IB* « .^P^A cal which the Western Con- ... -m^j Conditions under -mw B^B.^«^ ¦ m mm- ¦« 800^^ ^mr are^f^H dailies.^^B^F^^f lh^ ^^^ ^mW V Eng^B ^H ^pjph land.^^^ v*^ |^B ¦¦» ^^^^^ comes~m^ ^W ^^^«^ -^^ next^^ ^mw ^" ^^ -^^ with« ^^ ^m^ ^m> V^ btpp ^^^ -^ pjp ^ 3,000, of which 809 are dailies. Then France , tinentB/b\#\bi^ j flk pTBi U wasV V BJBjfl pf Disclosedmi^mUW ipviBM" ^Bp* P*. ^i^' *^v ^^^p* ^V^* to^W ^^- - Europe.^ pjflH ^pr^a pjk ¦ ! ^i^ pf ' We* — ^^v und^ ^ ^p«^ ^ er--m^ stand tjiat Mr. Winsor proposes also to deal — ¦- — ~ ¦ m ¦ ^H ^H v^i ^^^ ¦ ^^ ^ir ^^ ^^^»p ^ ¦•. ^ p^^^ ^ *» ^ >«w v^ ^ ¦ ^^ ^ Bj ^ ^^ — K — — ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^ '^^ ^^ ^^^ Ital ^ f^ ^p ' mm y, Austria-Hungary, Spain, and Russia follow^k, A ina thet order^a heremm g' ivenmV . Out^^k > of^m\ about^H in the book with the personal history of the 3,000 journ als in Asia 1,500 are credited to great explorer. --- m m^r - ^# »#W*«k mw ^P"^'PJ* p. rmw m ^^ r^ p^pv mw --mw -m- ^ ^ p- —— — ^^^ — « * Jap an and most of the others are in British Mr.•VfeT^V^vVJt9 Walter* mm^Wm mW m^ fBb Besantmtmtrnw has just begun a new ^^ m*-^*^m%-mrm * f^w — »^**»^ » ^ ¦* "^~ r »"¦" ^«r ^ ~v ^ ^_> — m^ —^ ^^^- v v »~- ' in one of India .v AfricaVBt *B4 n^ w^t *^ ^^*T mir seemsW * ^B^ ^B^ ivnm p^^ tomw ^ i have but 200 news- serial , ' Armorel of Lyonesse, paper s, of which 30 appear in Egypt and the Harper 's publications. • ¦ < ¦¦ w mm iB. tf ^A 0B» ¦ rest^^ • ^^ in^1. the^ r ^vr European^^ B& ^^ B^ T ^B r ^fW^VHIB colonies.^^ ^^r ^^ ^^ ^ ^» #^ ^ f < • w The^'" ™ —^ ^^~ ~mw United~^p- ^— — w« ^ ^^r ^ Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Ph elps Ward has «P> T '^ ^^ —»p—— r- -— • — -— —. — —— BT m, jb ^ _B^ BJpT 1I« ^^ V^ rV V J p» ** ' * ¦¦ » ¦ ip' •»• ¦• ¦»• • ^^ ' Stat es stand at the head of nations with written ^ a novel^JK ^ m* ^^ of^^ the time of^^ Christ entitle d ¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦.*. ¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦1 ^pb •r^'^ mm -mr -m— -^r- ~r — ~ — — -™ —' —' •— ¦ -^ - -~ —' '^ ^^ ^ m- aa^ ib^ w w w mmm- ¦4B* ^ .^B ^ M*^ ^B^ w^ ^ ¦ ¦ ^ **^ .^" V » ^^r ^H 12^ dailies. ,500flB. newspapers , of which 1,000 are soon B * . d^ ^ m\ m IBft JK publis hed ^^^m\ m ^m* Mm^ — ' Come Forth ,' which will be . Can ada has 700, and Australia is put down for 1>,It isin saidHaid tof.r. havehavA religiousreliorioua interest and to ¦'¦ ¦'¦ m' ¦ '¦ ^ ' ¦--— ^^ -mr themw same¦f^pr m ^^ m^ 0m ^tjr number.rmtmm*^P^B1HtF >*.iB mm^ ^mmr qmm b^ Lastlff^ ^WP V ^» ^B y,W V the^» »p^ — -^ Argentine^— V^ ^ ^"^ culmination occurring ^ ¦!^ ^> K IK m m\ m* ^k ~ -^. -^* m\ IS contain a love story, the Republic is said to possess 60 journals. with the incident of the rais ing of Lazarus. - —¦ ~ ¦ ¦ ¦ •* » Messrs. A. C. McClu rg & Co. , of Chicago , and have just publ ished ' The Story of Tonty, ' an -v —- -—- -____ _ ¦*»*¦ ¦¦» ~ ~ -,m,~W'm *m\--Mw- ¦ *-* ¦ mm , wmW mmmT-^mm,. . ., . a ^mmmmm-mmrnwrnmrn v v — ffmci^ican I^ofcf H ew% historicaM1MWA p».X/•* l romance~*' - -*mm , by^J Maryj Hartwe^ ll Cather- wood who wrote the rece nt Century novel, The F. , late Gene ral ¦~ W. Palfrey 4 p*« - «¦ p*p»p 1 -«v -— had BI M aaa«W«aW r ¦*' ¦» sairie malad y as that from which so many per- ' Reminiscences of a Romish Priest Converted •¦» ¦>¦«» -H aa^aai-ajpr aat^^^ ^ Bh «¦>¦¦>•¦> ¦—- --— ¦—- — — — sonsm« ^ ea>aB*«w have••*»»* ¦»-w ^* been»*" ^ r ^nm^ or^* are^^ sufferin^ bp g in this^^^^»» prej—- ^» sent to Orthodoxy, ' by Doctor Wladimir Guettie *; -a» III aiW %•• ¦VWaiaat^P ^ b -¦•<¦* V ««*a. « ^*~~ ^^ " ^ — — ¦ ¦ ^ —w»-——^ — — w I I .¦• * psychologW^ ml J ^ ical'" stud ' Rulman y and a curio us ~^m y, 49 of the recentl > Tbhbb ' ' ,a> M m . a> VV aai year of grace ; for at page . t~ - — A — _— *"^ ^* *#» «*» WamaMWafa^ar^M * uv #m*-> V^ ^* »^ /W *^ i^ «* - "la*" » *m» 'wn^^~-*r~-~-~f~-~— published deli" ng htful* collection of ' Rand olph Merswin and the Friend of God ;n the Oberr ~^B.A ^K ^b ° . ^ " .^^A d* ^K B^ * - BBi A Caldecott 's Sketches ' we see a grap hic repre- . land : a Problem of Religious Psychology , oBt ¦¦ »^ ^^ p^^ ~aPB»BBB ¦r Bi aBf ^ |Bh aB^ ^ BPBp BBta^P BBV' ^B'^B' V^P ^BB B^ma^ ^^V ^^B ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ F^*V ^^v^ p^v ^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^-^ "^— ^ ^-^ ^ -^r^ ^^— ^v ^^ ^^ r^ ^ ^^ v — — — ^^ ^^ -^^ —^* —m~ -^^ h^^v b*bT ^B^ BBj VW ^ raa* ^ p* «bbbb> -^^ a» BBB^ aBraBaav p^ p^ ^#v ^^ aa*^^ WH ^ ^ar vi V H™ — ealth^ » ¦ -^ with^|P unpublis hed Documents and Fac-s i miles sentat ion of himself' ' * Going to a Resort^^^^ _~ * '^ witha ^k a handbag«& oa ^k inA one han«A daBi , an in Phototype ,' by A. Jundt. nmhrftlia. in tJi ft rvHi Ar. fol l owed hv a rail- ra il- pw ^ p^ p » ^^^ »^ »r ¦^— p ¦ » r followed by a rB^^ ^ pbb » '"' ^^-^ ^^f- ^^ ^v ^ v unibrella in the other ^gp ^ ^^ a/ ™ , W ^ ^r V^B^ahp ' ' Nouvelle^^™ ^^ ^^ ^^*^" ^ Heloi''^ se' has jbj ust'^ been^ "^^ ^^ ^^^» s ft Rousseau 4M bbbb p ai A A a -VI Bh at ak m A al way porter carry ing his portmanteau , and pro duced-^ ^ b^ y the_ a Librairie^ des Bibliop^ hiles^ in VVBi ¦¦>«¦> BhBV BIVT ^ P-^^^f on^^ BBtBB p theBJP^ BB» ^ BP stationW ^** ^T ^b ^^ wallV V V^BB*OB> a^^ B» placard^ ^ ^PBa havingBB^ Bi BJ V «B1 ^B^^ ^ BBB | the~v ^—"^ ^^ * Artist Library. ' It forms six ' Little a) fc the aV# legend, ' Try Caldecott' s Picture Books for volumes^ inm sextodecimo..aajal with A1*^ nineteen etchings* Influenza , Headach e, &c. ' The unhappy suf- by He*douin and Lalauze , and has a preface BaBf ¦¦» ^^ «>> ^T aB> ¦¦> «¦• ¦ -%•" B»B»B* —>^fc^ Bfcdi ^ pW ^ pT —— 1 P) B> ^ >B. -**- ^ -* — — » »» -VBi«h«B> ~ ** ¦>¦¦» Bf « -V W ¦—" - ~V — V ferer from influenza— nowadaysfc J finds , however* , flfa ^B ^ ^ ^b A _ A H ^b A flBl ^Bl A by J. Grand-Ca rteret. The edition is limited. that this complaint ' surprises in himself ,' as ^B*^ B>M » -^^ ^^ v -^^ w » -^_- ^^^ m ^^^ pf ^^b ^^ P^ P v ¦ • —- ^—-» — — v ' ^ B* W ^ B^ ^™ ^»^BI *^BP ^V ^^ ^^~^— Land composed the voluble^ B* Count^^^ ^^ ^^^P ^"^^ ^^ Smorltork^^ ^^^^^^™ ^^ ^^ would^^ have said, The ' Journey to the Holy , headache and other aches , to say nothing of by Master Denis Possot and completed by aiai Mn^r ap na* a^a^ p> ^ p ¦par ^pr ^^^ p ^v^v^b ^^v h BB* BBi ^ r a^^ Ba ^^^ T ^aa7 (¦¦ka ^ vaa ^Bb ^ hb. ^™ ^^ as ^^^^^^ ^^a ^a*^* ^a' ^^ ^^ v ^^^^ ^^p ^ wp ^^>^^ ^^'^^^^^ ^^^ BB V^Bfe «B H BT r ^^^ ^ flBr ^ BP^ BT ^ pT » ^ p^ ^BT ^ B» ^Bl ^^ T BV ^T B'^'' ^^ V^^ ^B"BB» BBB ^T W ¦ V BP ^ >^ ^BF ^ " ^" ^ |^ ^ Bl W ^B* *«^ '^V' ^^ ^r ^V — ^— Philip , Lord of Champarmoy and ^^ ^^ Sire Charle s *^_~ more serious complaints which only too often _»~ _ ^A ^h ^ ^^ . — ^^ K. ^Bl ^ ^ ak ^k ^ ^ BBI supervene. This dire malad y has swelled of Gran dchamp, 1532, edited and annotated ¦»- «T BJI ¦»«• «•• ^ «r ^» » »%#¦ BB> ^T BJ |B> W W 9 ^ " BlBBf BB BJ B» ^ BB ^ " ^ •-» ¦> * ¦ *••• » ^^ ^ VV Member of the Institute , the obit u^^>ary with the^ ^^ ^^ names of^ many nota- by Charles Sche fer , bilities in tho literary, scientific , artistic , and enrichedAnrifihpd with mapsmans and plansnlans., iformorinsa VolVol.. AXI. I. ~^r^ B M^ BBt^ BB ^B* ^^ >^V^^ B^ B' ^ BF ^^ ^ p ^B* W ^^ ^m^ ~^ ^r « ^^ ^B' ^ ¦ ^V ^h^h^~ ^v ^—' ^v ^>— « v^ ^^ t v^ ^^ v ^V ^^-^ Docume nts ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ' Collection of Voyages and polit^ ical ^ ^ society^^ of Great Britain and of the of the aa» ai Brar ava^ Continent whose places will perhaps long toaj^ - ^^ servep^ p^B^^ pa* a> ^ pr asBhtfBjp ^ p- aajpBBT HistoryaajpaapBtw bbt ^p^- w of^^ ^ b Geograp^^* ^^ -^ ^ BjBh "^ ^ i hyw fromap ^^ -^ ^ ^^^ a^ «a the^— —•* ^^ p/ remain unfilled. Thirteenth to the Sixteenth Centuries. ' It is I Bfi^^ r V^ B^ .^ ^p1 ^BPa^B ^^ ^r ^*^ ^^. ^BP* ^V^V W^^^ ¦ ^^^ P" ^^^^ P ^v ^^^^^VB ^ ^^^ ^^* ^^^ ^ p v^ ^^ ^^ ^h^^^ h^ ^^^ ^p^r ^^ v ^^f^^ ^b^^ ^^ ^« w * ^^^ B^B k ^^'^^^ ¦^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ~^^* .. M. Ernest Leroux , who alsoan ak has j published by ai ah Henry GreVille's new story is called 'A ^^^ ^_ ^h ^^ ^ - m . ^^ _ a JABBa ^ ^ k ¦ . * published ' Cent ral Asia (Thibet and Adjacent BB»* WH W V^ B" ^B' - ' ^B' ^^ W ^ ^^ ™ ~^ **m ^^ B^>^ H V r*r ^^ ^^v^P ^B^B> "^^ ~V^ • ¦ ^¦' H IB** ^^^**.BB » ^^^ "^ ^^ ^ ^^ V Mystery.^ ' It is published by MM. Plon , ¦¦ 11 Nourrit & Co. , who also announce a novel, Reg^ Ba^ ajf ^^ |pK ions),^ b ^aanp w v ' byn ^ ar J.^ipr w L.^^^^m^ ^ Dutreu^^^^^ ^ h ^p' ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^-^^ il de^^^^v ^^v Rhins^^^^ ^ p ^^ «^ ^ i^^^^ .p ¦ ^ ,w 1^^ i^^ volv ^^ ^— .v 4to. , and plates folio with 14 maps ; ' Journ ey * Daniel^ i ^ r ^ rf^ F ^ ^* "^^ ^b* ^^ de^v^v ^p Kerfons^v^^^^^m ^h^ ^^ ^^ «^ «^^^^^^ :vr Confessions^r ^^^ ^^av ^p ^^rv^v ^ p ^v lawn p of^^^ ^ bb a4^^f ManBBr *VB.^rr ^ BP of^a^ ^ bp * the World ,' by Ernest Daudet , brother of the of Exploration from Hue in Cochin China by tha MandarinMandarin RouteKoute , '7 bvby C.v. Paril^anss ;! "fc ScientincScientific .^^^^ iw the -v ^^ r ^r^ ^^ v ^^^^^^v^h ^^ b ^¦ ^' h ¦ ^« ^ ^^ r v ^ r ^ p h ¦ ^ pr stillv^aF ^^ w^ ^ ^^^ betterr^^ " ^^ known-^^ * * ^^^^ romance^a' writer^n * *^* ^^ , Al^H* ^^^ ^^ pM honse^^^^ ^b^h ^ Daudet. 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M.n^ v ^h^w ^v Calman^^- - i^ b i^H ^^^^ hbw -^ n^^ v Le'vy's«^ list™ ^^ ^^ of ^^ ™ importan'^^ h^^ v ^|pr ^B^ ^^<^V ^V *B. t^ .P novel-^^ . ^^ ^^ r v ^^^r Ja> de"v^.^-» l'lsle-Ad*. .-» .p\« < WM p ^ . - ^ — — a-pja-aBP v - » V a^ aj... »^ "?-»• J* . -* .at* rV ^. S A **" -* ¦- *" */ a»f'" ^ edition of Emile Augier ' So the Wor ld Wags bJ Albert* Delpit,^ new s .¦¦ y dr amatic p^mh _KA aA works 1^1 1 I a , -a. >^ ^ / ^ *i«fp.vn« ¦ » ^^^^^ aW» aj« a»a- — ph « ¦— — — ¦-¦— ¦— V ^ a- *- "™ -™w ¦** ¦ containingay^ a^ that masterp^ y iece ' Mr.>VTi«, * • Peartree.Jk. *^ft pVafk V«fk "fcpf^^' sPk* now publish ing in the Illustration, will shortl y t ¦ ¦ at W* A aa .A .M Son-in-Law ,' and three othe r piecesA ; and^^ a appearanDear min onennft volumevni n mA at«.t. theITi a LibrairieTii lvrjuri A PaPaul ul ¦—¦ —¦ -— —¦ p> »aj aajMt%W W" P—— •— «p - b>v wh- pi ¦— ¦-•— p>« l ^ additi on to the famousp»- M*v, ^ a^ af af ^^ VAAVVIfilVA al Ollendorff , which also announc es a new novel new Bl BBi Hew Collection BB ^ B» A tfBBHI A S ^T^ k. A A J^A _ Michel Le'^ vy, in ' R omantic Stories/* ^ by Arsene by Guy de Maupassant entit led ' Erra nt Life and -a tte's Houssaye. 1 / second series of Madam e Care — —¦¦. — .— ipi p-pibv w arp^ pw-Baraw ~*r tmt r ¦ aaVM 'av— ¦ ^ — -- —- Librairie Fischbacher publishes ' Aztec * Remini scences of the^ w ^ p Court^^ ^ r ¦«•*)* "I T of^^* a. the^0,m *^+ Tuilerie— — s/p Poems,* by Auguste Ge'nin ; ' Ja pan : Notes relating the events of 1870-^71. and Recollections/ by Arthur de Clapare de ; f iigaro IUmtrS has popula r t - ¦ become so f lu^ i ' , il ' ' , ¦ ;. 11 11 i n n 11 ' ' fey , .. . . . Feb. i, 1890 The Publishers ' Circular IX 3 tha t the proprietors inten d publishing it manentl y enriched the literature of England. ¦¦ ¦¦ bbbbtbbB bb»^^» KB-- ¦ WJ ¦ H^V ¦ » bB^M' V ^^^^"^ bF BbBbj * bbbp.bp. bbt bb ^ ^b p* ^^B bbibb- bf ¦^1^^'^ "bb —^ "^b bb ^b "- ^» ¦ p- ¦ ¦¦ bb ^^v > jt, K/j k ^V hi and , after April. Each number We» » v . gatherKdwv j .ji >/ & fromXJ.U1U thev« v ' prefaceV&cv yw thatVAbVCHW theWAX\7 WVIV W ' ¦ book monthly ¦ ' ' flK . A^ A ' BBB1 l ¦ iBBk ' is-_- *tt * A . ^Bk ' ^ BBh will contain six coloured plates besides the outcome of a summe r holiday,' which took numer ous black-and-white illustratio ns. the form of a literary pilgrimage to the birth - The Booksellers ', Printers ', and Stationers ' place of the poet and the scenes and associa- WW BP IB -—' "WW — -— ¦ "BB. ¦ BB -^ _ -^ — —B — V V P — ¦ _)V W« ^ "^^ ^ ¦¦ ^B —f ^™ ^ ^ «P»» . . ^P *pf^«>Bf V V ~bF ^B^ «P* ^ ^J ^ V^ F bW* • b*-bb tions of his childhood and w^wav ¦¦ bp vv bb youth.^^ ' m ™» ^^ bb. Mr. Walter s ™^^^ ^^ r «w b»b^^ ww wv.*r m*^ bbb "* ¦¦ ™™w» ¦ **** ™» ^^ ^ • ¦ ^^ b- ^-"^p* ^v ¦ b ^w ^ A A A at .A A . .1 BBi Bk - ¦_ _ Clubj^ v^ i^^ of Paris has produced^^^^, 7 under the super- vision of MM. Ch. Lyon-Caen , Professor at approaches his subject in a critical but genial -^^w ^ «^ ¦ " ¦ " ¦— ^ ^^ » -^w ^ — ^ ^b ^ p^Bp* ^v ^- -B«p- ^b-^ -Bp- v-w v vv w «p*b_t B^^ bbtmik BBpppBppHt * |- |- t ^^ V^vv ^ gT W ^pTbI^ VrAffph W b ^^ bj spirit ,^ and these modest chapters not b ^ ^ . merely ¦ ¦ J ^. bj ^ WH ^B V V ^^^ ^bV * ^H^^v w T V ™*" bW ^^^ ™ bi ^v BBtBprp- H V w bbbb/ -bb^ —— — bb" b b ¦ bbp " ' ¦ bb- theJ . Faculty^^ of Law of Paris , and Paul De- lalain , President of the Club , a work which convey many a pleasant glimpse of Lincol n- bb"bf shire life seventy or ei hty years b»bb^bj g bb>^bj.bb ago B "bj^»bbj bjm^^ b bb p bi bj bbb. b^ ^bbb bb- bb. p bi bb b-b-—b^b -bbp b -bb» '^ , but ^^^ B ™ "' ^w ™»b bjp should¦ _Jb•«¦» " b' VSM interestp" b ^" bU " b all artists , authors , and pub- lisher s : * The French and Forei gn Laws on reveal also that the writer of them is a keen ¦ ¦ ¦» ¦ ¦ ¦» and close student of every* 'Wb *' • ¦¦¦¦¦ aspect of " »•" ¦ ¦ ¦ •¦¦» bbjv -bb- bbt bb. b^ bb bbb bb- bb.^ b-- b w bb- b bb -b- ¦ the ¦ "pVbbb1 jTb V Tar b^ W"»"""P ¦ ™^^ ^b» bF»^b* ""^ " ^ ™" ip -^ m Litera,^ b ry and Artistic Property, followed by Intern ational Conventions concluded by France Laureate 's genius. 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' He seldom gives us a house a chamb er or a court ; or BBf BBI , , if he does B| ^r ^BB* ^^V BBPflV ^BP ^ B^BT ¦— ^^ -^ ^BP> ¦ V W ^^ ^-^V "^ • ^ , volumes.V ^^f ^m ^PJ ^^m^m ^^P * "^B P V ProducedBB^B^ B1 ^BT ^VW WVJ ^Br VT ^BF^ unde^BF^^Bka* ^B*^ ^B^ r^* such ausp ices, this p public ation should be as valuable as its subject the house overlooks the seasea., or thetha h&abeatt of thefli is interesting. waves is heard close by, or the wood, with the B^ pPBW -— ' W — ^B- ^"W B IBI B ^ ^B>- -^ VB>-- ^^--^B- 'WBBi I I «M "^ — — ^ "—- ^P-BBH ^ » ^^ ^ « «^ •¦> " p* W "• ^B? ^B^ IV ¦ ~B*~F ^p T V^ P_V streamlet passing throug h it, lies adjac ent.^ ~^ 0 , * The Circle of the Year ' is the title of a However varied , however mixed with fancied —^— ^ tT • W ¦*BB* ^B^ BBBBF BBBP '^B^ W*m ^B^ ^BBP ¦^f ^Bi' ^P ^BiflBBIflBBI ¦ fl f I BP ¦ ^B ^—^^^ ^B» - V^ ^ » «^>^PP "W ^ ^^ ^B ^» ^» ^ ' -^-^'^~ ^ BbBB ^RBBB J V — — ^— "^^ Hermann Lingg, the BB^ pT new ¦ "- "B' ^— "^^— " » -BP-WPP^B^ 'P--^ ^^ - -- WBB ^B^ ^— ^^ H ^—^' ^^^— ^HB " ¦" ^ B? ^BjBT series of ^^ ^ P11 * ^ BPB^- H ^T BB» poems by BB ^^ poems and fore ign images , the^^^ scenes^^^ ^^ ^p^ ^B .^ belongf^ «^^ ^* bB* M^k popular German poet , whose seventie th birth- to the poet 's home, and these sounds are the ¦¦«» ^^ BBBiflBBi Bf BBBP> ^BBB> Vf ^^ ^~ BBBB) BflP BV ^ P- ¦&¦ V^Vff W «P» ^^ BBkPB * ^ Bf* pB>flK) ^^ A* ^i ^ ^W ^BV ^ I^ B) ultimo.^P^P— ^ ^^ A portrait^ ^B" ^ of fell on the 22nd —~ — '-^— — — ^^m ' V » ^——^ '^ ^ — ^^^^ ^BP- -^—' ^ ^p-^^^ '^^B ^^ BBB^^ ^^^» ^» ^ ¦ BBSffll day p*BB) V BStf^S BbTp>.Sb^Pbh echo of what he heard in his youth.^^T * ^ FirstV Wb» the old poet adorns the volume , which is pub- emotions are life-emotions ; however the cur - Cotta in " WBf|gB ^B^ B.|Hp * Bf firm of J. 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W. Wilson— v^^r and^BF^ BP ^BPI BBP> ^Pj^^BI isflpB. B^ BB' fullBBBp) ^F^ BI BBBP ^BB. of^k^ ^BPJ interestBBBB ^BB BJPJP ^ BF ^BBP* BBPV ^BBT ^BB* forBBBBP ^fejpr BBBPI the^^ ^^^ ^v ^BP' Gothic^VB*^ * ^^^ ^PP ^^V^^^^P^ ^^^ architect^^ -^ ¦ ^^v ^^"^^» ¦ ¦ ¦ ^v -^^ ^^P ^^ one of the most honoured citizens of Louth , and the Church builder , is published by the and he has gathere d fro m him tha t Alfre d J. G. Calve Imperial and Royal Court Book Tennyson , whilst at Louth Gramm ar School, Store in Prague , who also publish the same associated veryverv little with the other ladslnrla., and author 's ' History of Christian Art in Bohemia. ' took no part in their sports. * Alfre d Tenny- m —m~ -^r- ^^— p p r^—' ~^^ ^^— p p ^— ^^ ¦ i ¦¦ » ^ ^ ¦ ¦ W ¦.¦. 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VPHI th^^a^B^^p e^ ^^^ poeticV^b t ^p>V V^^ Pf p ^^ timate friend General Oldwi g von Ratzmer A ^ BK ^ A - ^M _ ^A ^B _ B^ ¦ , sensibilit y of the younger brother , who gave DPj ¦/ ^ B' ¦¦ * ¦ ¦ ¦ W W I^B fW Bi^ ^^ F W PJ V ^PV ^BjbF ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ |T^^ ^^^ ^^^ ™ " i™ * ^^^ v^^r ^^ I ^^— ^ ^^^ ^^-» ~v v^ ^-v H^p— -^^^- ^*^ ^^ ^h^ which , by the^ ^* gracious^^ ^^ ^ permission of Emperor him suggestions William II. , will, for the first time , appear in , and who saw his first lines print in the F ebru ary part of the Deutsche written on a slate , while the rest of the famil y -^ ~hp - ¦%-» ¦ -^ -^ wereW V "¦*••• atU i ^ church.> •»-» kp«a» v«*f ThebB> aa -^ twow if >. *•" boys»»» -' w *>_r werer v A. grave&_&•-->W w ^- r Rundschau. beyond , their years , but not otherwise re- —¦ -¦ -¦ -J «V -* r ^-« — — — — ¦ —i ¦ — ¦ — ^ i ¦ «¦¦ The^ BBMB J "^ ^^ Chronicle"^ ¦rf' W ^ ^ ^*" ^ ^ ^ P1 ^*" ^ ^ P' ofm the^ w — ^^ Copy—¦— - a v ing Art, No. 12 7 BB a _ A , ^h ~ _~ _~ _~ _ ^k ~ .^ ^ a^ markable.markable ' The '* JrPoems oems bvby Two .BrothersBrothers ' for 1889, recentl y to hand , maintains the were published in 1827, and Mr. Walters tells bv pMb ^ >1b.p1bbi «^ r ~ m bh ^^ "^r ^^ ~~ ^p> ¦¦ m ¦" v ^-p^ ^r ^r ^ ^bpt tm VK ^bb^ *fp* flPJBi ^ BT j_f «^p qp ^ bj ^ i n bB^B ^v v^ v^^^ r*ipv ^Bp^w^ ^m *—' -^" -^* ^~ "^v bTT ^^ ¦ excellent repute of this artistic period ical. 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INTERNATIO NAL COPYRIGHT. OUR COLONIAL EMPIRE. * We give below the text of the Bill now before Thb aim of this valuable book of reference is the Amer ican Congress to amend the stat utes * The Colonial Year-Book for 1890. By A. J. R. Trendel l, of the United States relating to Copyri ght :— O.M.G. -With Intro duction by J. It. Beeley. M.A.. Reglns 'Be it enacted by the Senate and House , Pro fetjaor o( Modern Hlatory. Sampeon Low; Marston & Co., N London. of Representatives of the United States of St. - , , ' ; ; —_ - £ Feb. i, i8go ' Th e Publish ers' Circu lar u5 America in Congress assembled : That , in Sec- | the case of persons purchasing for use and not , VkB T ¦¦¦ ¦¦¦ |BB| B>HtBV VJBT BBbBJB> BJf «B>^B * BBB ^B' BBBi ¦Vflfl ' BB V V ^ »- V T BBB.BH V */ tion 44.952,lJoi. olof the Kevised.Revised Statutes , the words for saleWBB ^^ , who^^ importa^ B ^ not^^ ^ more^bT «¦« W than"W «B« ^ B^ two^F ^V cop^^ ^ H ^ ies^ B>^B# **^ ; ^ Bat is mk . 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Bk following.^h ^H ^A clause be*B insertedA * : Pr o- That in Section 4,964, after the words " every vided, that the charge for recording the titl e W*^ ^ bf ¦¦ * *^^ ^^ — ¦¦bf t v ^~^™ bb" aa bi b bb bf person who, after^ja- ^a» the^v v* ^^r re^M ^ir c^iv ording^v^ 4B ^w^^ ^»^»^» M^ k of%^ ^ h the^^^ h^fc ^ ^ # yj ^ v^^v ^^^ ^^^ ^b article entere d for copy- m title of or descri ption of any \ \ • AA ¦ Il li ^ m - bbi _ aa ^ - - _ any book ," shall be inserted the word s " and right , the production of a person not a citizen ¦—¦ ¦-—' ~^^ BBI BB B* BB1 — — BJB' H -«Br ^^^ -^ — — -—' ¦— — mfm P BBB BW V ^ B ^ B>Bft ^J flF | | B^p Bfe ^ B> ^B~ BBi BB ^^ ^B* ^^ ^v ^> * ^^^ ^^ V ^ -^F ^^v ¦ M. • ^ — ^^ ^B^WT ^^ ^^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^B> ^ F the depositingr ^ of two^^ copies^^ ^^ m *^ ^^ ^^ of ^^ su^^ *^ ch^^^** book^-^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ,• as or resident of^ the United States , shal l be one required by Section Two of this Act." That dollar , to be paid as above into the Treasury —¦¦ - ^— —^ -^^ — ^— — ¦——' — ^^ ~^ -^ ™— ~^ - ^^ in Section 4,y 967^ the wordsV • ^^ ^^" ^"^^ »^»^ " ifW^^^B suchv^^ ^*^s ^^^^4^ authorv^^p ^^^v ^v ^fc^V ^ ^^ MBA or^ ^^ ^ Bk of the United States , to defray the expenses BBF 1 V B« ^ WBBlPBBT BJ#B^bT ^- ^ AW I^F * V W ^ B ^B «Ab l^t^m "JT ^1^ ^TB ^ B ^^ ^ ^w ^V ^B ^^ V^B' BP B BBBP ^^BB ^BP ^^ ^¦f ' "^^* B »WB^ ^B- ^Bf ~ BBp *^ proprietor is a citizen of the United States " hted articles as hereinafter or of lists of copyri g^"^ ^ A « ._ — X v . ^3 A. Mi aia BK 9 -BB BB. resident therein " shall be stricken out. That provided for. ^^ And it is hereb y made the dut y 4b B) ^ 1 ¦ » ¦ -w ¦ BBr Section 4,971 be, and it is her eby, repealed. of^ W*F theVBB LibrarianWBBBBB aBb P^ p* ^f B] B| BBj ^V^a^f^V^By of^^^ " B* Congress¦¦ *^ ^VtBB JpBJH ^^ "^ to^F ^ F' furnish^FH — —- » ^ ••» ^w to^ "^ the^T ' Section II. —That Section 4,956 of the Secretary of the Treasury copies of the entries BBi VBl 1 Brf ^P "Ko ^ ¦P 4^ B^ ^* ^^ ^B> V "^BT ^.^ a^ B^B/ V P* ^b f" ** B^ B» ^^f ^ —m —m * ^ BB ^r^ ^ ^ ^ -^ « -^ F^ « F — —m -^ ^B BB- ^ ^ BBI fcp.a B| ^ ^b Rtn.fpa p ^^ -, TKefcfivised vised StatutesStatn of ththa e UnitedTTnifAd States be, andnnA of titles of all^ books and other articles wherein j the same is hereby, amended so th at it shall the copy ri ght has been completed by the de- «P» ¦ ™ta*T | ^^ 1 U ^V p, ^ ^ H B ^ BjP " B- BB PW ^BF ^B- PJB Bh pF BB ^ B B BB BP BjB- -^^ BBi BB BP BB *. read as follows : " Section 4,956.—No person posit^^ BB «*f of^^ B» twoW T » ^^ cop"^F ^ iesB ^ of^^ such book printed from^^ shall be entitled to a copyright unless he shall , type set within the limits of the United States , « ¦« -^ —"¦^ -^ ™— -^ ¦—*————¦ ¦ ^^«^ —y » ¦ » B ¦•_»- — —Bl ^~ —-. — "— —- — — —> ^V .— -^ - -BB— —B. 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V^m^ j^^^B ^ madeBbA ^V V% V or^^ BV producedBt ^ ^BP * ^P^JI B^B fc Bjp in the United States^^ , mailmail within the UnitfidU nited StatesStates., addressedarl rl rpssAn 1 to for which service he shall be authorised to ^F ~v. p- ^ B^AAbVB wT b * W B B^^^^^ '^V Brf< fc ^bfIbbW Bf^ ^ ri»BhW « Bf B^ BBI BB- BBB ^ «¦ « ^FBF ^ ^ .^ .^ . ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ the Librarian of Congress at Washington , Dis- employ^b an^ additional clerk , at a salaryMM of one -^ ^— ^^ ^—' ^- *m' "" i ™ '^^ •—» .¦ pi a*- B»H r« ^ ^h» b^ «| «¦ ^ -^ ia««««ii .^ ¦¦fc ^ ¦ " ^ rtBi trict of Columbia , a printedJ^ i*m ^^ ^B" ^*^ copy^r ^ of^-i^ JB* theV^JB t^^ ^^T titleV^ mt ^^ thousan d two hundre d dollars per annum. of the book , map, chart , dramatic or musical And the Secretary of the Tre asury is hereb y B^f B> «> ¦ » —'» »«•• B • B^ -BafBj « B B «_, BJ.B B^B- « — ~-¦> » — — -P-" ^ " -T -^ — V»B BB| _T *_ ^^ K ^ « j ^ ^^ . composition , engraving, cut , print , photograp h, directed to prepare and pr int ,J at interval s of , or chromo , or a descri ption of the painting , not more than a week , catalogues of such aapaap -v >¦» ¦ m m Vaf •• rfc*F B^a j. vh -^* f w -bf bxfh -^ ^r ^w ^^ -— ^ w f- ^ drawing, statue , statuary, or a model or de- title-entrie3a" Mt " ^ p * ^ # aT«BB ™a" Bfc ¦ *« ^ W ^M fora»* ^pV JBa distributi^arV* Bfc PS^ "W ^a on to the collectors VB.BHI ¦h, Ir~Kr '— w ~«^ *» ¦ ¦ ¦ ^|b ^HtMHi .B| ^ «^ ««h^ H ^ signJ ^*% ^^^^ for^^ ^ k^ ^ ^ a^^^ work* * ¦ of the fine.^^^- arts^WP^HV V|V ,Bl for*^ ^^^ 0^ which* ' «^* ^* «W ^^T A JBV hegV> 4B> ^^^ of customs of the United States , and to the ¦» ¦- ! desire s a copyright , nor unless he shall also, postmasters|JT \JK* UJJAUfM UVA M of\S M, allUVM.*. post¦s^ 'V^Vtar "-• offices^-r »-*.»» ¦%-• -» ->-» receiving-*. *-• w -%_•-->- «m«,B|a-k ! not late r than the dayv of publication-IT thereof forei gn mails ; and such weekly lists, as they ~ " -~ ~ " ~T ~ ~ 1 , «. » ¦ — T<^ I I I -Bar -aajaa -» -ur -—-— m^ b— | — —• —¦ ¦— -B- F-— in this or any forei gn country, deliver at the are*WJk. "4b » issuedf* "•^¦ »# ~V~* »-^ ^» ™« ,* shallf l be"Sbf ^^ furnished•» ^V* to all parties wr ^v^b^ ^v --^ ^i » v^ ^^ n#^ -v^ v^^^^^q* r^^ *"V «^^^^ **¦ ^'^ t^ ^Bj ^^ *v ^lair ^^^ ^B«B «BVh «BB r^^ , office of the Librarian of Congress^ ^ *** ,B | at^^^* «# Washingr * W^"^^#B> da 4Bb ^ <•> ^ BVk - desiring them at a siim not exceeding five '** -bt ibT VVMa A4^A » — -- — —-—- ^^ B ^j b n ^ ^ "^bf —-^ >Bq — — p-^ ^^ r— ^ aVa Vb/I^ ^^pb^^P V A ^** * *• 9** M.4M ^4* ^plA^^a\Jh W*^ tffc ™bf * w ™*b " AA ^^ »r bb bb "" r^ ^^ ^ DistnDistri cto.t ofnf ColumbianolnmTiift. , two copiesnoniflft of suchsnnh copy-r»nnv- regulations as shall prevent the importationv ri ght book , map, chart , dramatic or musical into the United States , except upon the con- « ^^ vpk ^ i ^ -^r^r ^ p h composition—* ' ^^~ B^ ^ ^^ w^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ , engraving,-^^ ¦ ^^^^ ^h BpBh "9 chromo^^ ^^h^«^^ ^^ ^w^w ^Br ,•¦ cut^^ ^>v ^r ,v printm^r- ^^m m ^v*^ , or^ ^ »r |B*k ditions above specified , of all articles copy- photogr aph, or , in case of a painting, drawing, righted under the Act during the term of the statue , statuary, model , or design for a work copyri ght. ' ¦ — bibipi - -^ ^^' ^F- -» ¦ ^ ^ pvvb —-^ w -^*- -bf -^- w-f~p» -^— ¦ ¦• ¦ m ¦ •• ^ »* ^ bt » ¦¦¦¦ . bi« ^ * ¦¦ - r B ^ bT i f Y ^ plLi pWtpV'B*V B^ ^* *^ ^* ^** «^*<«v »1 fl* ^>v ^^ ^^ " r^ *^ "^«r ^^ ^ »« ^ kr^r ¦v ' ^ *^ ^" >"V ^ T *^ ¦** ^>** y ^'^ ^v ^^ p "^B^ bb M^^ ^ ^^ ^ f^/ V^/ »». ^4^ of the fine arts ,^ a photograp h of the same, pro- ' Section IV.—Tha t in Section 4,959 the ' —» _ . _ . ^ ^ Bfc a al* «Bl f« al *A , vided*7 fil that l in* theit case ofA a booki 111 the twot copies• words " within ten days after its publicat ion ¦B ^ B' BIMM pV|»B ar ¦* ¦ p_> -^ ~~~ ^ F#*B»-^BT «| BJ ^^ W ^T W» BB -^ " ^BF M BB V Bjpt B B » B^ pT ^, pF m ^ fm\ B T B^ B * ¦»*¦ '*• " I* ** -«FWW ^r ^r BB' — ~~- F-w *^*«B BF — —* — -^ ^^ ^ — H -^ of the sameB ^ require"VJj d to^B^ be1^ delivered^B ^Va V" W ^" *•» ^^ ^"» or^^ **> de-^*W ^B^ two^^ complete^ ^^ ^ prinV 4' *™ ted copies there of, of the posited as above shall be prihted from type best edition issued, or descri ption or photo - set within the limits otof the TTnitfiUnited btatesStates ,, or grap h of such artic le as hereinbefore required , from plates made therefrom . During the andnx\{{ " shallRhall behe stricken out , . and.and atterafter the words existence of such copyri ght , the importation " a copy of every subsequent edition wherein bvb- -B>- ww bbbj BiaBiBB! I BKBI<- V a v r-p-. -— mtointo the United States of anv book so oonv- any*.IWKaV» substantialM *¦< • »S^ »B l ¦ •"«)» changes¦Bjppajfc «WJ»»MBh^«' F»IP shall•dAAB be made " shall U nited States ot ak> >B_ ] ¦ any u ^ ¦ * book so copy- — BB . BB * M M righted , or any edition or edition s there of, or be inserted these words : " provided, however, any plates of the same not made from type set that£hn.f. the alterationalterationn.s , revisionsreviftinns. , and addadditions itions within book s by foreign authors here tofore Unite d to , ' limits of the mad e ¦¦ shall aak Ba\ al > A (¦ 4 % i?he States , —_ ^ ^ aai m ^ . *b1 BBh ^ ^ ^ ^ at b> ¦¦ A A M ^ ^ *T be, and it is hereb y, proh ibited , except in the publ ished, of which new editions snail appear vwv fkAA cases>v^^ ps# specifiedMkrvviMv ^A , in Sectionr^fc/v/ib/y*v** 2**•, 505v^ >^^-^ of%^*- thev*a^ Revisedj »*w%/ f Aiux y%«> subsequ ently to the taking effect of thi s Act, . Statute/^i A a > s ofBB. the. «¦ UnitedB«BB|BB» •> . • ¦ States«bW« . • ,'*« andM except. in* shall be held and deemed capab le of being / ¦ " ' ' ¦ ¦¦ - . . . . C n6 The Publisher s' Circular Feb. i, 1890 copyri ghted as above provided for in with oth er countries thems elves to say 1 aaai aaar aaai^BBt ^aa* p. ^ v ^^bp v^av a^p*.^Bi ^ap ^H' bb ^vbf ^^^ *^^^bbt ^bb- ^^v^^b 1 mwBuHB ^ L V^B*. bjbt ^* " bb-ibjb ^^ r ^*^mw OHBB'•¦» V ^"^ bb» ^p7 «l ^^*^ r ^^ ^BB ^B- ^r b. 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Either Spain or f ranee ^aPP ^BP^ ^^^ ^w ^pr ^ pr ^ ^ ^^^^^^ ^ Bp> separatel y, and the first one shall not have ought^BB' ^^^^ ^^ V^V .*"* ^^* ^.^ to^^^ ^^^ jumpH ^.^^* ^^ ^^^ ^^ .bT^^ at^^^^^ ^^ the^^ ^^^ ^^^ chanceBB* ^BB" ^BbP offered^^^ ^^ B^^^ ^^ p* ^^^v ^ BT ^^ ^^ them^BP- ^^v ^IB^ ^BaP to^^ ^a^P* BB» ¦¦ BJB>*a»pBj aWPBrvBipr »j* pJp " pato BjBaB«B BBB.BBP bbb«bj> ^^ ^ppt bpb-^bp ^^ ^v *^^— m^ ^>- — « ¦^ ^ B" ^^ ^^1V ""ap ^^ ^i p^ ^a^ ^^ ^ shalnr""*W »^ l take effect , secure for their writers a South American been issued before ¦ this Act Bh ~ ^k> k*. ^ i _ ^B A a ^K ^B ^B AS ¦.¦ ¦.¦ ¦ 1 r * shall be con- copyri^BPr '^P'' PI ¦ W ^BB^g ht^^ "^ BB because^ ^BP" '^PF' ^Br^B ^v*^ r^^ ^^^ the^P" ^^BBB> ^BP » literary^ ^» ^^ ^P" ^BB » ^^ ^ ¦ ^— ¦ commerce^"» ' »^ ^"""—^" ^«^^^^ -^»- ^^pr -^p>- ^ of^b 1 .B ^ ach number of a periodical ^ , and e " ' bb . 2i . Mt I . A at.as .¦¦ ^b,j — a> . 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TheThft liabilitvliability orof those who vio- expresses the hope that the great theolog ian JLate the right of litera ry or artistic propert y may find a ' worth y biograp her / and he men- shallftViftll beVia estabpqtahliftherl lished bvby the courtscourts,, and their tions Professor Reusch ¦ A ¦ .Pi ' and Lord Acton aa -_ h punishmen t shall be fixed by the laws of the specially well** .^ qualified>A ^ ^^ ^B for the task . Cano n Bi*^B#^BF FW^ ^ ^ B' ^>W^*^ ^^^ ^.^ *H ¦ ¦ *IPB* ^H «^v ¦ ™ ¦ ¦« ^vp ^^ ^mw ^^ ^B* ^ ¦¦¦¦•— W^±~-J ^HF^bJ^H ^bJ ^^h^F BB B^B AV ^V B ^Bh BB> B ^^BF m ^^Ht ^^V HB ^Bft ^VBB' fl^H ^Bik ^^^^ B* ^Btf^B) ^B*^B| W*^ V^^ F ^^^v — -— — —- p— -™ p— pppiob -ani w- v^Mi '^ pp- wb .. ' ^b- -w- •¦¦•¦ ^* Brf- «b -^ar (Bar w -.— -— — —. —-—-- — » |^V%al* V M» V b»i " b> to the present trea ty/ Dollincreruoumger considere d not. Pari a or Vienna , hut adhe sion m but im .BBk..«A "A M M B* , . ._* not Fans or Vienna , We gath er that the prevalent idea among Berlin to be the most ungodl y city in Europ e, -w - .„ _ .. wvn, —^n the delegates was th at their Governments and he was prepare|_p - w-»*-.w dv-< with« v A VA«b statisticsM «/fwW VAM VAVM in* ! « supportMVftMMV* ¦** oughtoncrhh to allow the adher ence ofor countriescountr ies of what , to him as a loyal German subject , BjT ¦ " BV "^ "'" »" ¦ " ¦¦ « ¦ ^•' BB. ^ ¦ »,» ¦ pB)ak «^ • B*>«r P* not invite d to the congress. The Monte was a most^ unwelco" me«« conclusion.^ ^* m,mt^m * *m, "W»fc"W» P»,^_/' «««.• WithTf » B* figpUBBl Dr.•* T 1UW , ltf*W**'J* »-»*g> wasV( UIU , were as frequent between them as was possible and Mr. John Wilson of the University Press. for two such busy people. They did not Judge Bennett and Senator Chace of Rhode always agree. Dollinger thou ght some of Island were expected , but were prevented by r bpb ^ bbbb^^^v -*bv ¦aapaaa" BBaaBBB"- mb ^ Va)p*fa>^«BW ^^^ » ¦ ¦ H ¦ ^^ "» "" ¦" ~^~ ^"^— ¦ ^pw^bbpbbbb» ^^ ^p_ ^ b. * ^^ bt ^T ^^^Bi aBBa * ^^p f««B ^ "^ a^ ^p^ ^bb^pb- ^bb ^aV v.bb Pusey^ 's positions in his " Lectures on Daniel " the prevailing epidemic from being present. difficulta ^Bh^Bh ^M « to. mainA) tain. ah , andibb hebBI didSB ah •¦¦. not- hesitatebBbI ah . . The presence of Mr. J. D. Freeman added to express his disappointment at portion s of much to the interest of the occasion. Mr. Pusey's letter on the " Double Procession. " Freeman is the grandfather of Riverside , for But they had too much in common to regard he sold his ¦aa _ ¦¦* ak _ am a& ~_ .at _» -_i business to the firm of Bolles & ^ai each other with other feelings than those of Houghton , and this was the first imprint of «HB1B^_~ ^^ _ B^BIB ^B^BK deep affection and respect , and no man could the^ >A Riverside"^BV^Bk A A ^B Press. Mr.^B^ Freeman willA B^ «M be^Bfc have mourned at Dr. Pusey 's death in 1882 ninety years old thi s month . Mr. Hou ghton more sincerel y than Dr. Dollinger. ' It appears made the princi pal address of the evening. tha t Dr. Dollinger never wavered in his belief He was greeted with enthusiastic app lause , that the re-union of the Eastern and Western and he reviewed p¦A leasantl yV the historyV of the Churches would ere long become an accom- Riversid e Press , which was established forty- p^a^p- lished—^ fact.— ~— *» He ¦ held^^» —~ ^^— ~^ ^bp that-^ ^^™^^p» ^¦¦^pr ~^ itapi^ ^p»° wouldBf » *^a>~ ^a»^ "" ^^™ *"P»aap bew ~— ^aa~ forced^^™ ~— ^-^ ™ ¦¦ ~~ — one years ago. The cordial relations which had «B- BBM BBBB> ~^~ — WB- n —' ^BPF V^»- ^PPF ^ « B> ^B^ BB^B^B^B^ ^H ^ ¦F' W fjB ^ VT ^ bV ^Pffl ^V^B»B^ ^m ^T ^ ^B^BB^ ~ ^BBi ^BfV upon Christendom by the foes of the common existed^^ betweenB^ emp^^ ^ ^ loyers^^ B^ and men^^^ B^ had^^ f^ , he faith. said, been almost never interrup ted , and he B^BJ ¦¦ ¦¦ BBB»^B-^BH ^^ Br felt*~~ ~^ "^ that^^ ™" ^^ "~^^ ^B^ a^-^ more^^-w—^ -v~ BBBBB -^BB- loyalB.W ^B^ H BJB*b* • ¦ ,H enthusiastic^^T ^B. ^B. "1 ^ ^B ^bV ^.* bV BJBjb^ BBBPB^B^Bf pBjB|* B^^ ^B ^ ^B ^ and^BT^TH ^B ^IB ^BBV efficient^B ^ ^ * ^BBP BBBBP BBT Sale op 4A ^al b^b L b^ b^ ^b* . flat ^Bi a^ _ ^bB — A Rare Bibles. —Messrs . Sotheby body of recentl y sold two collections of rare Bibles. people could not be found than the «f>B> -—' ^ ¦¦¦— ^F^ *^ ^ » -^' *^ *~~- — ^^b^ ^.-r 4BBKB bb^ ^ik V "ivrBBWPV ^^* .» ^g^~ bBVBB aBb ^i^ • ¦»'• ^¦IFV ^P.Wb«».» ^b^ W WWPB ^b-bbv employe^ One was that of the famou s collector Mr. s of the River side Press. He said , that the introduction of girls into the com- aaaaar ™ — — — — — —• ^m ^r ^"— — *^ap^ ^*^ ^a* ^^ » ^aah r aaaai BBapaaap a.Brap ^a » aaaa a^aap " PaBaBaaaH ¦p BPai^« ^^^aa 1 ap Francis Fry,g ^B^ p ^aP ^""^ ^F the other that of Mr. T. M.¦ .aB>a..B>P.V flt . ¦ * Bate ^a^ .* a.B b^^k^^^k .¦- .>¦ aa». _»^_^^. ^ xposing-room had been— a positive advantage in Ward of Maida Hill t* ^ ^7 , . The volumes were for all respects. He gave a sketch of the Saving s the— most- - — — part_b~.~ ^_- _ ¦ -^r not1 -^^ -^*~ -aa~ deemed^p^ bbp ^ap* ^a.^ aaaaaaaaa» ^ap- ^bb»«bb ina^™ -^^ goodSHV* ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ order.^bt ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^ Among them was of Bank of the institu tion , which had been in a first edition , in octavo , successful operation for seventeen years , and the rJBible ible in Malagasy,lV1a.lacrn.ftv - AntananarivoAntananarivo., 18351835., enabled all who wished to particij ^ Apate in the which was suppressed , and cost Mr. Fry profits of the business. Mr. Mifflin was next ¦ ¦ -» ~~ -^-~ -*bp- ii ¦••^^• ¦¦ t — —' —-^ r ^r ^bp- v ^ ^ ^^ ana. ** «^p* ^r^^mr »* ¦ 9**w ^bbb " *^ w w **w ^a »- *^ *»»¦.¥ *^at *% ^ ^a« — — ^^- ^ ~^^ 20 oxen,^ beside expenses. It was sold for £10 to Mr. Quaritch. A called for with such vociferous and enthusi- higher price—£36. 10s. astic cheering that he could not refuse to step —was obtain ed for a first edition of the Bible , translated b forward to the desk and express his thanks , y Luther. This volume also was th nn ahhfia&iflhfthAr. nfiver mA.fi ft o onftA ^Vi in hifthis sold to Mr. though he said he had never made a speech Quari tch. A f Breeches ' Bible life. Brief speeches were made by Mr. Lowell, broug ht £7. 15s. This edition contains two Dr. Holmes , and Rev. N. P. Gilman , of the _ ¦¦¦¦- BBBBB B.A B.M - ABBBBI ¦¦ * other misprints , the well-known verse in guests. When Mr.^^Bh Lowell^^m^^ ^k rose the^Bh orchestra St. Matthew readin g ' Blessed are the place , «B1«¦¦ P^-V ^BP B.BBI ^iB^B ^IPT .BBBBBBBI -BBP^BF ¦*!¦' P^^^"^ ^»W BB""BJ ^B^ ~ ~ 0^ B^ BBBBBB ^p > B^ B^PBBBBB - ^BaP BP^BB' struck up ' Hail to the^^ ^^ P Chief^ ^^ P* ¦¦ > 0* ^B* ^^^ bV> VJ ' andT^^ B^ TBV^B* ^^^bV Dr.«V.BVb>^ ^ t^B fjp Holmes ¦¦¦.¦. ¦¦¦.¦. , - makers. ' •A ¦ m - d* ^ a •> ^ a * ¦ m Bfasm atb * This rendering has occasionall y was greeted with c Auld Lang Syne. ' Mr. obtained for the edition the name of the * James Wilson , of the Riverside bindery, made Whig ' Bible. The oth er misprint is from a a speech full of reminisc ences of his long verse in St. Luke , ' Christ oondemneth the poor connection with the house and Mr. Char les * _ , K/A AVW bM* ^B^ BBM oH BBL fl* ^b> \ —~ ^Bi - Bh widow."* •^^'• ^^ TT • ' Coverdale^* ~\+ W V4> Vtl«Av' sf«rf Biblej l^A v (1535)1 # realised1 VUUAUVVI the|/1AV Walker , superintendent of manufacturing, highest price , £49, whilst Cromwell 's Bible read a very witty and interesting review of the V^K ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^^ — ^^ ^ ^ ^B ^* ^^^^^ H« ^^H ^^^ ^^V ^^p ^ V ^^^v F^V ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ B^^ ¦ - ^^^^ f^^ ^^F ^V ^.^ ^.^^ (1539)^ ^V broug^ ht £27. There was a copy of the ch is the firs quarter century during which he had been great ' He ' Bibl e, w^i t edition of in the establishment. At the close of Mr. the standard version , but contains a misprint Walker 's address he presented Mr. Houghton , in the 15th verse of the 3rd of , Ruth — ' And on behal f of the employe's, with an elegant — - ° -— --„— ^^ , — _ ^ — , _ _— ^, _^ ^ ^ , ^ ^_. Be went into the city.' This was altere^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ d« ^ in^^' ^^MV Ma rks easy chair , cushioned with rich-coloure d a following edition , which is called the great BBk ^ BlBl flH ~ A .& flb ^^ ._ fl^BBBb ~ fc 4 leather , and a beautiful wat er-colour of River- She ' Bible. Cop ies of both of these were side, fro m the brush of Mr. Edmund H. disposed of at prices var ying from £5. 10s. to Garrett , together with an easel for its appro - £14. 14s. priate display. Mr. Houg hton was visibly The Riverside Press. —One of the most affected by this unexpected testimonial , and delightful and significant gatherings in the protested that it was no part of the programme , ¦ ¦ -^^^ ¦ 1 industrial-^ v^Hr^v ~^ ^^ ^^ — ^ ^^ history^^^^^^b ^^ ^i^ ^^ ¦ of^»^ ^^ Cambrid^^^ -^^^ ^v^^H t ¦¦ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^yge ^k ^^^ occurred^^ ^^^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ wmmt - ^^ "*^^^ on-*<^ ^ ^^ a^ and was out of order. The chair bears a silver pJ. late ,/ with the inscri tion—7 ' To Henry Oscar p «/ B-BBj j ¦BkBf* M. , g New Year 's evening at Union and Temp le halls , B.BV* Bt. .BByBBBBl . ^b, oBBB. ^^» ^B_ flV. flk flSl A fB g^ Boston , U.S.A. It was a reception given by Houg hton . From the Workers in his Indus- Messrs. Hou ghton , Mifflin & Co. to the six hun- trial Army. —Cambridge Tribune, U. S.A. dr ed people employed by them at the Riverside i ¦<> ¦ . . Pres s and in Boston , with members of their families. The head of the firm , Hon. H. O. Ti^ad ^ G^angc^ Hou ghton , has in former years frequentl y entertained his industrial family at his resi- Messrs . Griffith , Farran & Co. , having dence. late the famil relinquished the retail department of their But of y has entirel y business , have transferred the same to Messrs . outgrow n any one hous e, and it was only by largest halls Bickers & Son, of 1 Leicester Square , W. C. , securing the two in Cambrid ge general bookselle rs. tha t it was possible to rep eat the pleasant socia- bility of the earlier days. The members of Mr. Charles Taylor , for many years with the firm , with their families , and a few invited Messrs . Gri ffith , Farran & Co., commences guests, occupied the platform. The specia l business on his own account at 23 Warwick gueat H were Hon . .Tames Russell Lowell. Dr. Lane , St. Paul' s Church yard , E. G. II Oliver Wendell Holmes , Rev. N. P. Gil man , Mr. J. A. 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He afterwards went and vigorousP"4 ^ theolog ical controversialist.^B^ " ^ •** *fc b' W »^ ¦ " M*^***>*B> • He bpf jbh jfc ™«iw f* B- Bjar ^Baaa * p> » ^ aaa Bm B- ¦¦ « ^ b-b ^f^ vai ^a- V W F-> B>a^ jb I—Bfcja aia ar ¦¦( ^ib- Bar bpb bbb bppi ¦ ¦ 4HtBB>aVt ™a" ^» ^fr M^ ^ j ^ ^ ^ into the publishing trade with his bro thers ,^ spent much of his time in defend ing the ¦>¦ ""* — — -B"" -B-- — -^- ——•—« -BP- FB- -B-» r BI PB B-SB BJ IB, and becam e widely know n as one of the most doctrine s and ritual•*«• W W •> of«^»r (BJb theV*«< "%*» advanced«T«V *1 ~ Vf ¦ *» "^ "^ ^l* ~« section~« * ^P »* " ^ «T *» "~ of -_ P— -— —-- -^- F—, -BF --» BBJ ^™^"b ibb ^^ ^^ 4". Mf ^ MN ^ V P^V *^ p' "^^ *^ ^ in the tTiiitea ; States. Mr. Cart er was greatl y largelV^ ^ h yaa V occupied^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^ ^^ ^Wb withV V ^Vl VpFriKBTBI tneTbf P4«BI ^flF RomanMM. ^* ^aT ttm9tbbVIbftbT ffvpa| controvers^^a * ^ ^ a' p^H ^ al ^ib t w ^' y.—i_* —¦ "¦ "-^ BBfl ¦ ¦ F"P B"PBB ^|F ^a^BBl ^J BJ BBJB~ ^B° ^BBP aBB^BFM L ' ' -^ ' ¦" '» ^^ ¦ '— ¦ ' ' ¦ 1 ¦¦ BH V^BBB. VW BBfB ^ B ^Wb ^BT »^ ^ ¦¦ interested^^ in forei—— — gn| l J— missions and held the Though a keen literary antagonist he . was I BBB BM1 BI . . A Jfe BJ^MPBA "W ' ^ _ , b , B> >Lb . ^ honoura ble post of Vice-Pre sident of theSi widely liked, and his death , at a compar atively — - "-' PF BIMB T^ P- P"" < P" a—BPFPB " ^ P- BflVBai* V BB] ' , f^ W B* BPPVVBB "» P P ^ J MW ^^ M f * aT ^V ^^ I American Biple Society for many years . Up early ageF^ , is mourned by,^ a large , circle ' oi to June last he rema ined hale and ^J ¦ heart y and personal friends. -fr ' . - i ¦ ^^^^Kjm^ ^7 ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^•^¦^•¦•^^^^^^^^¦^^^¦¦^^^^^¦^¦•¦¦¦¦^^^^¦^¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^P^^F Feb. i, 1890 The Publishers ' Circular h9 Charles Lucas. revolutionary turmoil , and fled to Switzerland , ¦ ¦ — — — -— — -w ¦ — • ^ rv ^^ b^ -^^ «¦ • Death has j— ^ -^ ^^ at ^ Mw wA w ^* » ^ ^^ ^^ A ^ b wVAA ^^^^ deprived the ¦ ¦¦ ma ^ Insti tute _ . of France where he ultimatelv became head of the firm . . m — ^H ^B ^ft ah where he ultimately became head 01 the hrm * ^^ of its oldest member , M. Charles Lucas, born whioh printed the Journal de Genhve and — — — — — — ¦ ¦¦¦• in^^^ 1803. In the course-^ -^ of^^ ^w his^ career^^ww< ^ ^^ ^^ ^te he*»^ ^r intro-^^^ ^r^> ^^ several of the publication s of the many learned duced numerous important reforms into the societies of French Switzerland. He worked Fre nch penal administr ation, and was the also for not a few houses in Pans. ^^— -^ — * —"— ° - ^^-™r ^i^^-^ ^ founder of the Pari sian SocietyV -^^ ^^- ^^T ^^ ^^^ ^^ — for^^^ -^^ flW the^^ ^*^^ ^B ^ aid^^^" • ^^^ B of^^^ ™^ Juv enile Dischar ged Prisoners. M. Lucas Alexander Shaw , F.R.C.S. was a fertile wri ter. The most important of An eminent physiologist, Mr. Alexander his works was his * Systeme P^nitentiaire en Shaw , F.R.C.S. , consulting surgeon to the Europe et aux Etats Unis,' in three volumes— Midd lesex HospJ, ital,7 died on JanuaryV 25. He »» • • — — — - — —— ¦— i-m* ^ b ¦ huh a work which obtained^^ ^*w for^ ^^^h him» m * * W ¦ theVAA^^ Monty n _r ¦ m W w onn iT was an assistant in the classical experiments pr ize of £250. He wrote many essays and on the functions of the fifth cranial nerve. broc hures in favour of th e abolition of capital To the surgeon , Mr. Shaw , who was the sole punishment.nunishment. beveralSeveral pamnamnhWa phlets onnn thet.Ti A ques-miaa - surviving member of the ori ginal staff of the -^~~* tion of arbitration — - ^^^^^ ^^-^ -^r^v^^ "^ ^p ^^^ -^»" —' » ^^^^^^^^ - *^ v^V ^^ ^i^ ^w^^^ ^^^' ^^^ B ^^^ ^v^v^^ ~^m -^^^ ^^ * -^^ ^^T ^—^ w ~ ~ ^^"^ — were written by him. Middlese x Hosp^^ ^ ital Medical School , was Henr y P. Nichols. known by his various contributions to Holmes's We have heard with much regret of the * System of Surgery ' ; the general reader death of Mr . Henry P. Nichols, a member knew him best as the editor of the later editions of ' Bell on the Hand. ¦ ¦ of the well-known— — — — - - ^— firm^^ 1 of^^ - ^^ Crosby^^ ^^ ^^ - ^^ -^^ j &^ft^vr N^^ - icholsmm ^^ «w^ ^^ ^ ^«p^^ ,h Boston. Mr . Nichols passed away on Decem- ¦ 1 |Q| ber 21 at the age of seventy-three. His career in connectio n with the bookselling trade was I^eview$, &q. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ MM —^T^B ^^ ^^ —^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^r ^ ^^ v v ^^ ^ • ^.w h^m ^^ marked by singular energy^ ^^1 # ^ , and he took a lar ge From Messrs. W. H. Allen & Co.—Mr. T. E. part in forming and reorganisin g several im- Kebbel has just contributed a judicious and ~~ ^m ^« -«^ portant|— — — —""—~- "" American^—— ——— -^ ^ vw«** ^>»l^ ^^Pt^ V ^m~^m~^m * W V ^-^P"-» ^^^ *«V ^^A ^^ ^^»^^ » • ^ houses.¦> He was of a modest areful nograph on Lord Derby to the tm a a « a ^k ^_ —. c mo ' i^ > ^ ' disposition , and was held in the highest esteem * Statesmen Series.' Admiral Hornby, who both in and out of the trad e. He was in for nearly thirty years was one of the most every sense of the word an honour to the intimate friends of the great Conservative profession he followed. The imprint of his leader, and other well-known public men who firm was borne by a number of the best pub- stood by Lord Derby's side in politics and - ^^ 9** *** « ^«r ** V V« w ^^ ^i^ dkiB *" ^ ^^ *^ i ^ ^i^ ^I^IV •»-*»•«» « hv^n^b ^ir r*r v^r -^m^" ^fc*' "^ ^»- ^^ ^^^ » » ^" ^ ™ society,/ have enriched Mr. Kebbel's book with ¦ ¦ ^ ^ ^ ~~ ^* ^~^~ ™ ^v^v^b^b -^^ ^b^ J" »^^ ^ir mr^B w w ^^ mm ^r ^&^m mr ^r ^^te * V^ V ^r ¦ v lication s,^ amongst% ^* ^^ which* * ^^^ wer e the North The. published American Revieiv, Christian Examiner' , Reli- anecdotes and reminiscences. ious works from which information is to be ob- g Miscellany, the well-known Payson & tained, such as the Croker Papers, .the Corre- Dun ton's copy-books , and the work s of W. E. spondence of William the Fourth and Earl Channi ng. Grey, the Greville Memoirs, the Biographies of G. T. Patterson . the Pri nce Consort, Lord Lyndhurst, Lord On January 3 Mr. G. T. Patterson , a well- Melbourne, Lord Palmerston, and Bishop known stationer , in New York. Wilberforce, have all been placed under passed away requisi io , and the result is a painstaking and He was the founder_ of_ the_ George_ . T. t n — ^ just, if not a brilliant or specially able, book. Patterson Stationery Company. Born in With Mr. Kebbel's view, that Lord Derby was -^p* Scotland life -^ar VB^1 ¦ ¦ and ¦ » »¦ he went to Amer ica in earl ^m^m ^t» , y Wft m »^^ '—» , -^^ ** —' — the^^ * link^m ^^^^ ^^^^ be^^ tween^ v ^^* ^^ ^^-^^ the^^ ^^m popular^ ." '^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ Toryism^^^ '^^ ^^ w — ' of Mr. when very young was*apprenticed to a blank- Disraeli and the mere old-fashioned Con- book manufacturer. In 1874 he entere d servatism of the English aristocracy,' no one business on his own account , and was very can seriously quarf el, and on the whole it is successful , eventuall y establishing the com- only right to add that this volume leaves pany we have named. behind it a pleasing impression of the character of the ' great patrician,' both as man and Emily Pfeiffer . minister. Many will learn with regret of the death of From Mr. J. W. Arrowamith.. — * Evenings Mrs . Emily Pfeiffer , on January 23, at Putney, with Shakspeare,' by L. M. Griffiths. The where she had resided for several year s. She author is an enthusiast on the subject of only survived her husband one year. Mrs. * Shakspeare Societies,' and has produced this Pfeiffer was well known amongst our minor interesting work partly to show what has been writ ers of poems and tales. 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