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THB 3«P ^XAR AND P«cB 3d. April I , 1882 . to. lll ew v^ N»^-».-M ci -i-M -i. t^7 «•« LITERARYT Tf»rt»T» it*XT INTELLIGENCErvrmnr t trinwrm TT .T 281—293Q1 PUBLISHERS' NOTICES OF BOOKS JUST ISSUED 287, 288 OBITUARY 288, 289 TRADE CHANGES 289, 290 BOOKS RECEIVED 290—293 INDEX TO BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN BETWEEN MARC H 16 AND 31 293—295 BOOKS PUBLISHE D IN GBBAT BRITAIN FROM MARCH 16 TO 31 295—303 BOOK S NOW FTR8 T ADVERTISE D AS PUBLISHED 303—307, 3C 9—319 —~ — - ¦ — -^— - - — — ih —^^^m^w r - -^ — --»——- — NEW EDIT IONS AND BOOKS-^^^- -^^-^^^^^— -^^ LATELY^ —^ ^»^^ ^^^^^™ ^h^vh ^^^^ PUBLIS^^^^ ^^^ —^—~ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^-^^^ HED^^h^^^V ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^p ^f ^ ^V ^^ V ^^ ^V ^ ^F ^ ^* ^ ^* ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^F ^ ;. 303—328 BOOKS IN THE PRESS 303, 305, 310, 313 MIS CELLANE OUS 331—344 BUSINESSES FOE SALE 337, 338 ASSISTANTS WANTED 338, 339 WANT SITUATION S 338, 339 BOOK S WANTED TO PUR CHASE 339—343 USTIDIE S: TO ADVERTIS ERS Andrews & Co. (Durham) 334 Hodder & Stougb ton 319 Newman (G.) 338 r«-» -«wv .-¦»¦-» ^^ w~m AJLA» * ¦L_^-»- • • vv VVV « ¦—. -—-—. J aker & Son •*••••• • • # •¦ • • * % \J%J\J V AVIV U \ 1H * * / ••••••••••#•••**#••¦•**-^ ** ^^ * * ^^* A A MM 333 ••••333 HoldenAA. (A.) 338 Norman Si Son jonroae & Sons 325 Holmes & Son 337 Olle ndorff (B.) 329 Bonfc&Son 335 Hu ghes (J.) 344 Partridge (S. W.) & Co. 334 Z"™Bntkh ""A ««¦ Forei" ! vi^iign Artists^.rtLsos 'Association-association 332ooz Hurstix ura v &ot Blackettx>iacK.evjf 303avo ;• neeyesBeeves ^»t(Williajujiiiui m); ...... 4.•> 314o*t, 325u-»t» wowne fc Nelan (Dublin ) 312 Johnson & Aubert 334 Religious Tr act Society.. ^ 316 JWKhes (A. M.) 337 Johnston (W. & A. K.) ( Edinburgh ) 324 Seoley & Co ^. 315 Cj«UWlWl., PettPettft err , SiXr GalpiHa !n{n n.. 320ion , 321QOl , 332UQO JutaTii + q , HeelTTo.nl iBi" a , &Jtr Corir» 335!i :t K SlmpkinSl mnVIn , Mareliall\farait all , &Ai. CoC.n 312 JJ ambers (W. & R.) 327 Kelly & Co 322 Smith , Klder , & Co 305 ihrittjan Age Office 307 Leight on, Son , Si Hodge 335 Spalding & Hodge 331 5£y « Son 312, 313 Longley (F. E.) 306 Stevens (W.) 329 JJ ton (T. Gates) & Co 336 Longmans & Co .-.. 332 i Sunday School Union 315 JPck (W .) 338 Low (S.) & Co 306, 308A 8, 326 ! Suuderland Librar y 338 **>wde (Henry) 311, 313 Macmillan & Co ;.... 310 TTnwi n (T. P.) 309 I oSSS? 8. II facie recommendation that competition in the publishing trade is likely to result in the ^pro. II vision of the best wares at the lowest prices, while, on the broad ground of fair trading the interference with ordinary traders II Board is bound to show no favour. The by religious I societies which have become neither more nor less than large commercial companies, working 1 with a capital supplied by the benevolent public, has already been allowed to pass unchallenged II until it has developed into a serious evil, and it would be absolutely monstrous if a Board which is spending, not the alms of the charitable, but money often wrung from persons who II the same lines. If the protest leads II can ill afford it, were allowed to work on the Board ^ reconsider the matter, it will not have been framed in vain ; and if it fails , we should recom. mend the signataries to try the effect of a deputation to Earl Spencer and Mr. Mundella, or even to carry their case to the true Court of Final Appeal, by appealing to the ratepayers in the prospect of the approaching election of a new Board. The jaded Londoner may now turn out of the hurly-burly of the Strand, and instan- ' taneously find himself amid the beauties and sublimity of Swiss scenery. Mr. Thomas, tie director of the Grap hic, has opened a gallery at the Grap hic office , entitled ' Ten Years' tionaays in Dwitzeriana. Itit consists ofui 128a^o water-colourwaier-wiuur drawingsuiawuiy», buyy theme aidaiu of01 wnicn IIJ Holidays in Switzerland.' which,, in a brief space, such a tour of England's playground can be made as few of us have the good fortune to achieve. We see, immediately about us, as they have presented themselves to the **»¦ W-r W~r ¦— -v —• ns ^ *. ** ¦ v» ^» w b*«v wm W*r w-^ ¦ ¦—' ¦ ¦ ¦ * * ¦ J , ^^to ^^_B ^^4^ ^ |^ mk ^^ta ^H ^h^^ F ¦ r w h ~ ~ — -^ ¦— — r -^ y j ThomasJ ^^^ ^L ^L ^^^ F A ^k ^k ^^^ V P^bP to^v lay^b ^^ w ^M thema^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ beforeJ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ v ^ ^ ^^^ us in^^* theirw ^^ ^^ happ^ iest^ ~^^ ^ ^^ aspects™ -^^ ^^^ -^^ ^"*^ ."^ For~"^ oftentimes—^ ~^ a~^—~ fine^^^^^ ^^ ^™ -^^^ view^ ^h ^^^0 is^H^J hidden.A A. I I II I I I I from the traveller who is immediately in presence of it by some accident of mist, rain, tempest, or darkness. Those who have been in the habit of visiting Switzerland will, we think, eagerly ¦—¦ W-* fc»^ ^ . ^ ¦¦» ¦ -«^ -—- ¦— —• — — — — —¦- - — —— — — — » ¦—- embrace^^ A A * *s ^ n, ww ^^ ^^ this^ A a m***j opportunityv^ •—r ^S •» V ^^ ** w of^^ ^ renewing^" ^^ ^ ^ •* ^^ » • — wk theirw^^ ^'^— recollections.^— -^ — — Those who have not^^ t^r *s beenw-^ ^^ ^m'A A thereVJA W*4 t cannot better learn what it is that draws countless English men and women yearly to a corner of Europe, than by visiting the Grap hic gallery. And those who do not propose to go, may j almost feel as if they had done so, af ter making a tour at 190 Strand. For ourselves, in a my I cursory survey we were arrested by (2) ' From the Rigi,' a view like a relief map ; (10) * Unterseen,' the suburb of Interlaken ; (15) ' Runaway Diligence ' ; (19) 4 White Cross at TLeuk.iPnV ' Tt,It maynrm.v beV>a worwnr+,lith saying»fl,vinor thatfhat. this isia TLiPAik&vbcLdLteukevbad ;• in JueukLeuk itseltitself the V>at.hbathsa arenrA not.nnf (27)($7\ c Monk, Eigher, and Jungfrau.' The first of these wonderful mountains*j\j is the Mdnch. (35) .a c \xi «* —¦ ¦—' i HALL OF THE BOOK TRADE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. \ February 27, 1882. "~ ^^ ~" ^ ^~ * —~ -^ ^^a^ ^r ^^ ^b ^k ^ ~^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ a i— W*** r- * ^h^ '^^ ^^ ^^"W V^ «» — -~ ^^ ^K >«• ^h ^' Vl ^1^ ^K «*^ Til J %. »^f ¦ « ^V ^K Jb ~-| .T * ¦ ^*m X-^ V V *^ J^ ^ W^b «k ^ki^ "*b* ^h' Jk ^ . rfb Xri ' ¦ * L ^^ V ^ ^ ^— — yV At a MeetingV*^ of the Association held^^ ^^ this^^ day,^^^ the following'^ ^^^ resolutions^ ^^ ^^ P*^ wereV V ^^^ ^ *B unanimousl adopted, and are respectfully submitted for your consideration and supportJLV. . 1>11U HJ jr -«.»/^o^i i/^tt/ j l Jiiai u V^ .11 *^ ^1UKV;OU OilllOU «JliV3 |;aDOOi ^ / x«* »/«. ^ Resolved,j That we*¥ hereb* \^ y protest againstU ^ the passage>J ofVJL the H.JLJ . R. BillJLJX±±, 3709«-f|Vfc ,j introduced into the House of Representatives of the U.S. by Mr. Hardenbergh, and referred to the Com- mittee on Ways and Means, Janu ary 30, 1882 , entitled ' A Bill Removing the Duty of twenty- five per centum ad valorem on Newspapers, Periodi cals, and Magazines,' for the follow^ I reasons :— 1. It would be injurious to American printers, wood engravers, type and stereotyi* founders, electrotypers, paper makers, bookbinders, and publishers. X. J. _ _ 4- l^of 1)11 2.O ItT4- wouldiiryMil J\ be!-. /¦» unjust-.-. -w-^4.. ^. x to^^ all^11 of^U theseJ.1 - interestsi a andJ partiesi_ * , fori?_ theji reason~ _--^« that , vli"|W v creating an untaxed foreign competition with them, these domestic interests couM net ant I would not be relieved of any of the many local , state, and national taxes, which form so con- I -_ ¦ ^ '^ ^ - ^— -_ -, - _ , — , — -r- r^ -^ -^r ^^ - ^ -^ ' sidera' ' ble a part^ of the cost of all.^^^ ^^ ^ of^ their^^ ^ ^ ~^^ ^ g^^ own^^ V V J * *» productions.W<^ rf^ ^ W^ V^ . ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^k ^ ^^ J» A V^J « 1 1 I¦ 3. It is uncalled for3 for the reason that American publishers are now furnish^ j I American readers aupplies of i newspapers, periodicals, and magazines/ which are at once i*» I good and cheap, and these two desirable qualities are not to be retained and further develop* » I but rather destroyed, by untaxed foreign competition. , I Resolved That the Secretary be and he is hereb attested copies of tw^ II , y requested to send rep I resoluresolutionstions to thetne Chairmanfjnairnaan ofot thetne UommitteeCommittee on WavNV ayss andmid MeansM __. "« ¦ — ^^— ^^_ —m' — ¦ - ^ — - - — - - — - — ^^ ^ ^ b — — -—¦ — ^— — -^ — — — — -¦¦ — — '^ ^ —w- i — — '^^ ~^%^ » " ^^ Messrs. Puttick & Simpson will shortly^ j sell,j amongst other valuable books^^^ and^^ ^ ^"^^ ^^» MSS.^B* ^^^** »^*^^ ¦> ,laf anB^^^^^^^» early Italian wor k of which not a page is without marg inal notes in the autograph of Torquato Tasso, written while confined in the Hospital of St. Anna , Ferrara, by the order of Duke AAlfnnsa.lfonsa. WeWe understand it is iromfrom the llibraribrarv y otof the late Sir WilliamW ilJiam Tit.e.l ite, butbut , notnot, soldanlrl with his collection. Besides notes on the work itself , it cont ains some verses by the renowned poet of Italy. We hear that Mr. Joseph Hug hes has just published the first number of The Governess, a ladies' literary monthl y. Among the contributors are Prof. Coup land , Rev. Sir Gr . W. Cox, Bart., M.A. , Rev. J. G. Wood , M.A., F.L.S., Lad y Benedict , Miss Emily Shir reff , Miss Emily G. J ones, James Bailey, J. L. Kinton , B.A., Mrs . Wigley, and other well-known t authors. j Messrs. Oliphant, Anderson, and Ferrier, of Edinburgh, have just published a new two- volumei ijiuihv novel»u< vi. envuvivjit/utitled ' Am *. Storyuuvij r of\jx Twox n v Years/x cai o bkjjy Mrs.i.uio. Meldrum.xvxcxui uiii. Mr. Dunkin c ^ , author of the Church( Bells of Cornwall/ has in the press, to be issued in _ i royal„ quartot ,7 a-. new— work entitled The Monumental Brasses of— Cornwall/_— 7 containingo sixty-j | one illustrative plates, with descriptive, genealogical, and heraldic notes. , The City of London Publishing Company announce a new shilling monthly, edited by Mrs. Marion Drake, entitled the St. Peter ' s Magazine. We learn that Messrs. Thurgate & Sons, of Paddington, will shortly publish an important ¦v^* f J_ two-volumeuni w worv V-/ X kXV ,« evXl.ntitled UJL Ulvvl ' Poetry—L. V/Vx vi, y andCCjJIXVA, theIfll^/ Poets.V-f t* *. Om ' ! A fourth and cheaper edition of e My Lord and My Lady/ by Mrs. Forrester, has just been , -~ ~^» ..,* yji ! issued in oneM^ volumeVUlUiUC/ by%j y MessrsXfJLCCJOJL O.. HuX-1.U-1.OOrst &VX/ BlackettJLJ1CIi\jZ\.*JVU,j wIT hoil^ alsottlOU announce In reference to a resolution remonstrating against the Poet Laureat e's recent Ode, in wHch I ' dri nk ' is used as an expression of loyalty , Mr. Malins , the Chief Templar , has received the I following communication from the poet s son :— * 86 Eaton Square , London . Sir ,—My father I begs to than k the committee of the executive of the Grand Lodge of England Good Templars I fortor theirtneir resoluti on,on. Noxso one honounonours rs more highlymgmy theine guougood workw ui-jl doneuuiie hyvy themtu«::i thanman mvmy fathtather. *» I I must , however , ask you to remember tha t the common cup has in all ages been employed as I a sacred symbol of unity, and that my father has only used the word " drink " in reference to I this symbol. I much regret that it shoul d have been otherwise underst ood. Faithful ly yours I Hall am: Tennyson .' ' I Messrs . Sotheby, Wilkinson , & Hodge hav e sold, at their rooms , Wellin gton Str eet I Strand manuscri pts and books, selected from the library of the Right Hon. A. J. , 6 Beresford- I HopeXiope, M.P.JM-.Jr. TheI lie bestuest priprices ces werew ere as»» followsxu±±ow» \r—;•:— Huumcnomer i Oyjpviapera , Greecevjricevt), / thenie earlitja.rn.esx est editioneaition I¦ Florence , 1488—^71 (Qu aritch) ; ' Biblia Polyglotta / 1514, the first polyglot Bible published I —£16C (Quaritch) ; * The Venerable Bede' s Exposition of the Gospels and Acts of the -I Apostles/ on vellum , written for Ferdinand , King of Castille , and illuminate d in gold and I colours— £55 (Quaritch) ; * Lib er Elyensis cum Calendario ,' a man uscript containing the lives I of various saints , formerly belonging to the Priory of Ely—£50 (Dutton). I -r „._ _ ^. _ ^_ ^_ - - _ m^^^f ^- ^- - — wtj Canon Fleming,j a pup il of Macread y,^ j and one of the most finished readers and elocutioni sts I^^_ among the Eng lish clergy , made an eloquent reference to the death of Longfellow in his ¦ sermon at Westminster Abbey on Sunday night: ' While on the top ic of eminent men who I have stood in the realm of letters , must I not linger , in this venerable place, on the name of I ~- _ _ 11 "™ —" ^ » - - - j— j — — *—B f J £|"y - — — • w y age of 15 began shun delight s ^^^K Wadsworth Longfellow^ ^ who at the earl ^ "to Henry^ , and live I laborious days ," and then showed the hidden powers which afterwards made his name a house- ¦ hold word whereve r the English tongue is spoken and read ? There are now, happ ily, so many ¦ objects of common inte rest which make America and Eng land one in friendshi p and sympath y I _ ^ . ___ . _ .. that— ———-- — the— — — pure^~ -~ — poet will. be__ as sincere_ _ ly mourned_ here_ as there . We are sitting near to nionu— _ - - ¦ mental stones that rem ind us no nation^ owes so much to her good and great men^^ as ourselves. ¦ ^^^^ And in the deat h of Long fellow, ju st recorded across the Atl antic , we feel a touch of sorrow I that bids us claim him, if not as one of our own to lie in our Abbey , yet as one of the men of ¦ Tt LXKJ J.1 V CU CblJVL UCV-LXk. ^V4. dtlJLVA. ia UUUlUU Cbl&VA W±\JU\s XKJi. UO CtlJ. * ¦ thisVM.UO centuryl/t/Jl V UlJ who lived and talked and laboured and wrote for us all,' ^H An idition de luxe of Mr. R. D. Blackmore 's celebrated work e Lorna Doone ' is in the I press fully illustrated. It will be published by Sampson Low & Co., who will also have read y I at the same time a new stor y, in 3 vols. , entitled * The Lad y Maud , a Narrative of the Loss I of a {SchoonerSchooner Yachtx acht /' bvby WilliamW illiam Clark KussellRusselL, autau thorhor 01of *c The WreckWreck of the UrosvenorGrosvenor. , ' I¦ * A Sailor 's Sweetheart ,' &c. A new novel entitled ' The Heart of Erin ,' from the pen of I y\ V^vr notn TH*TYl E.Li' Owens#1¦»»» y-k«-»r n/\«i of^-\4- '• Molll»/r/-wIl*Ty Cf"arew*r\ mu-i-rrv , ' &c.w-rs* , willrtrill ber\. r\ issuedinni^ /\i^ in^ ApriA rvwi l by the^V\ ^^ sameA firm. ¦ i^ l^ li Messrs . Black wood & Sons are about to publish , by subscri ption , a work by the well-known ¦ Frenc h arc haeologist M. Francisque Michel , entitled ' A Critical Inquiry int o the Scottish ¦ r^v ~««. ' ¦ LanguageJJCUl gUWKVj, withIT 1VU the\IAM.\J ViewV J-V» »T ofKSX. IllustratingJL11 UO 1/lUl l'XU g thebUV RiseJL\IM.aKS andt*XlV«. ProgressJ- 1 Vgt VOU of\S-M. CivilisationVI f mDUIUlUll in•"» Scotland^ . ^^ _ Th e aut hor seek s, by an elaborate comparison of mediaeval French and Scottish social life , b ; ¦ prove that Scottish civilisation is of French ori gin. ¦ <^..-^>~-— ) ¦ J.TJLA. • X/UV1U JL/V/ UgiMO VA. JUU.J.11UUX gll . XO Wl UU.U«jlllg. Ill CW XXCI>J.X ^4. V ilJ.£jC t* lib n t*•»*¦> -* uniform i^^ _ Mr. David Douglas ^, of Edinburg h , is producing , in a hand y size,j a new and edition of the novels and miscellaneous writings of Mr. W. D. Howells, the Amer ican aut hor. H The first volume , conta ining c A Foregone Conclusion ,' is now read y. jH A new atorvstory iais now appearinannearinc g r in Society, entitled * A strugglStrn o-o-lee forior jam"Famee, ' fromrrom thetne ppenen ofw >h ¦ Mrs. J. H. Riddell , Author of * George Geith ,' * The Senior Partner ,' &c. &c. ¦ uc ! ¦ Messrs.xtjlc»»i». W.it . H.jj l. Allen^YiAtsii &i\j Co.kju . 'sa new workswui ks willwin includeiiiuxuue thetut? second»t ; April l f l 882 The Publishers ' Circular 2S5 can do to prevent its being dramatised by unauthorised persons must be done before he pub- lishes the novel. If he composes a drama, he acquires, under 3 Will. IV., c. 15, the sole of representing it, and he does not lose that right by subsequently publishing a novel liberty the and his rama. w^t:^hichu contains™T-i+A.in« the dialogue and incidents of his drama.d An indirectindirect, protection¦nrnt&ct.in -n ofr>f aa. novelnnrpl isi« thus obtained, because a person who subsequently constructs a drama based upon the novel must be very ingenious or fortunate if he does not indirectly borrow in a substantial manner .-_ __.. .__ _ v — ._, — — ^_ — __ _ ^ ¦¦ ¦ — b-h ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ j « fpfa ~^^ » ^» —~ ——¦ — - m — — — — ^ ¦ ¦ -^— — — ^^ w iv ^ ^^ b ,^» ^k ^ ^»j ^ ^»^ . * » » ^» ^ n*^r —r ^ j 1 w ^p ^p A the^ ^ ^^ previous play,^ and thus infringe the author's rig^^ ^ ^ hts in that play. This is what from -. . -m «¦ Tfc J_»_ 1 _ __l • _ • _ l ik jr.. /~i j Tf -%r i-r n< i •«•• •¦ happened in Mr. Heade's second action against Mr. Conquest. If Mr. Hollingshead had com- posed the drama which gave rise to the action of " Toole v. Young," before he published the __ —. **• ,_, _ _ /4 v ^-— — — -- the result would pro a l j — — — ^ -w- storvf^(^_ in Good Words ^, ^ b b ^y have been different. Eut, to avoid a contest as to whether or not the play was in reality composed before the publication of the novel, and —______^_ ... _ .. ______„_ _„ *~ ^_ _ _ — _ — — ^_ „ v ,v, » MMm fj ^j \^ a. ^-* ^ ~ " ~ *[* to settle a pointj ^ of law which Toole v. Young — i- avoid having " " left unsettled,^ it is undoubtedl^y to • #• i 1 T l • IT publish i 1 • 1 the1 1 play1 in some form or other, and this^ can be done by1 publicl1 1 • ^ y representi« •ng vise to 1 lUi V^> sugges** ted byV Miss Litton,t before the novel is published.M. *Q.C>*-> adds : ' My«/ object,# in as ™0O ¦ ¦ it ¦ • •» • ' . . . ii.i . . i jii/»i «i i i i i i iii « writing is to add the suggestion that after the drama has been represented it should be regis- Stationers' Hall, under 5 and 6 Viet., c. 45, s. 13, the date of the first public repre- tered at » • nft JF ~r • i « ¦ ¦ ¦ " ¦ /" vi« • nrti • • i ¦ -w . ¦« <> sentation being, as Miss* Litton points* out, the^ date• of^ first» • publication.• This will^ not, I think• , involve printing the drama. Neither publication nor registration is required under the earlier I statute. If the play is published for the purpose of getting the additional protection of the later statute, it should also be registered under that statute.' ^^^^ ~^_- -^_- — ~ — — - — - — - j — ^— - . — — — ^^ ^^ ^^^ ¦ ¦ ^^^^^ ~^ ™ ^^» ^^^^^^ The^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ Messrs. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, U.S. ,M have in press^B. a uniqueH and com- prehensive work, which has been prepared by Lieutenant-Commander Henry H. Gorringe, United States Nayy, to be entitled ' Egyptian Obelisks : their History and Characteristics. This will be a folio, with artofcype and other plates. The volume is to be sold only by sub- ixi v±x\j mix l/c vy tii ^i iy ifiiio c*iJi *ais scriSVUUbiisiiption, andtMixi^-*. the edition^/vaiuiv u will be limited.uuiiuvu. Other workvi nos this firmui announcei^*i\s*3 forx'-»a immediituuicaiabvate issue are ' Our Merchant Marine, its Rise, Progress, and Decline,' by David A. Wells ; ' CurrencymJ ,? or the Fundamental PrincipE. les of MonetaryiJ Science/J by%f the late HugC7h B. Willson, formerly of Canada ; ' The Creation and the Scriptures the Revelations of God/ by Gilbert C. Monell, M.D. ; ' The Present( Religious Crisis,' by Augustus Blauvelt ; * Pen Pictures of Authors ;' by W. Shepard ; Naval History of the War of 1812 ,' by T. Roosevelt ; a volume on the ' Sunday Question ,' bj the Rev. Leonard W. Bacon , of Norwich, Conn. ; ' The Defence of the Bride, and other Poems,' by Anna Catherine Green, author of ' The Leavenworth Case ' ; and an illustrated book of travel, ' From Pole to Pyramid, by Way of Palestine/ by Samuel S. Cox, author of c Winter Sunbeams.' The next volume of importance to come from Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin , & Co., of Boston, U.S. , will be ' The Artistic and Domestic Life of John Singleton Copley/ the distinguished «^st> ^ .fc i-W ¦> »¦ — "~ ^ ¦—-»»^ - -* a •«** _ I— ~ ipA. J ^ «>> V » • ^ ««¦ ^^- » ^pf -«pT -^^ -^w-wm «. .«•. «t* «w ^ American ^^ ^ V Jk '^w **" r' n f v ^^ *> • V V w V ^^ 4<& >\ ^ w f pT t • ^•**l^%J*i Jk ^ -A ^*L^tT * M • ^ V^ ^ * ^v '•^ ^ ^ m** ^^ 0 k. ^ .^ portrait painter, written by Mrs. Martha B. Amory,^ one of his descendants. It will f<>rmF a large^ octavo- , wh_^ icha ^k , in^ ad^b di^^ _ t_ ion^. t. o t . he^b '^ Life^p^^b ^ ^^ of^h Copii i le^^ y/^ willM ^A fc contain^ reminiscencesd a o£^h iiis son, Lord Lyndhurst, who became Lord Chancellor of Great Britain. An engraved steel por- trait of Copley will be given as a frontispiece to the book from the artist's own oil portrait oi himself. Messrs. Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati, U.S., have in press ' The Elements of Forestry/ b"/y Dr.at. FranklinJ ranJtun B.tt. Hou^h.iiougn, otof the JJepartmentDenartment otof Agriculture at Washinw asnnigtonsrton,. a work aesigneadesigned to afford information concerning the planting and care of forest trees for ornament or profit , *nd giving suggestions upon the creation and care of woodlands, with the view of securing the greatest benefit for the longest time. It is to be illustrated. The proposed new l History of America/ which has been undertaken by Mr. Justin insor, the Librarian of Harvard University, will be the largest literary undertaking in the ^department of history which has ever been attempted in the United States. There will be JJj5»it volumes, similar in proportions to the * Memorial History of Boston/ just completed. first J»e will be devoted to America before Columbus ; the second will treat uioof the Sicopanish • n,o and ts in ^overies— caixkjL conques 286 The Publishers' Circular April I| lSfe I Messrs. T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, U.S., announce that they have in preag and nearly ready for issue, ' Mrs. Mayburn's Twins,' by John Habberton, the author of ' Helen's Babies.' Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia, U.S., have determined to meet the popular demand for cheap editions, and have just commenced the publication of a new and cheat** edition of the complete works of William H. Prescott. It will be known as the ' !N"ew Popular Edition,' and will be printed from the plates of the new revised edition, with the author's latest corrections and additions, and is edi ted by J. Foster Kirk, editor of Lippi ncott^ JXLMagazine,agazzne, whowno was forior many years theine private secretarysecreta ry ofoi Mr.±yj.r. Prescottjr resuut/t. . Thexne same fifmnpm haveIiava in press a new and complete edition of Thomas Buchanan Read's ' Poems,' which will be issued in one volume, uniform with the Household Edition of American poets published by Mifflin , & Co., of Boston, U.S. Messrs. Lippincott & Co. also announce Houghton, "1 as <¦ Tf-k T~» TIT ¦ T"V TV in rm TV .1 1TT1 ITri I A 4 1 • 1 1 1 I • . . press ' The Bible* , Whence and^ What?' by Richard B. Westbrook, D.D., a rationalistic1 • dis- « cushion on the origin and authenticity of the Scriptures. The frontispiece to the April number of the Century is a portrait of Mr. Matthew Arnold . A critical article accompanies it, from the pen of the young Englis h poet, Mr. __. ______. W^— ¦¦- ______^_ ^^ ^H^^^ B ^^- - - ^ — ^^ ^-^ —— — - ^ ¦ Andrew^ Lang^^^ , author of ' Ballades in Blue China.' Mr. Henry^ i Watterson, the editor of^^ ^ the^P»^ ^ Louisville Courier-Jo urnal , contributes a paper to the same number on the ' Oddities of Southern Life.' Mr. D. Van Nostrand, of New York, U.S. , will publish at once, in one volume, quarto 6 , — — — la- - t- es— - and helio— type»/ A engravings^J / ReporJ> t upA on ExperimeA n »»»»^^ —illustrated —— — by%J 28 full-pageM * * ^p ^^ , a ts and Investigations, to Develop a System of Submarine Mines, for Defending the Harbours of the * United States,' submitted to the Board of Engi neers, by Lieut.-Col. Henry L. Abbot, Corps of Engineers, Brevet Brig. General, U.S.A. Copies of this work can be had from Messrs. Sampson Low & Co. Terms on application. Messrs. Henry Holt & Co., New York, have almost ready c Elements of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry,— — — %j j ' byv Prof. Simon Newcomb. ^^ Mr. William T. Comstock, the architectural publisher of !N"ew York, will issue at once two new and important works in his special line of publication. The first is ' Interiors and Interior Details,' by Wm. B. Tuthill, architect, which will contain fifty-two large quarto plates, ^^ h r ^h ~ — ~ ^v ~^ including^I^^^^ B ^^B ^^^T ^^^ ^^'^V ^^WV ^^ ^^^ ^^ desi^.^^^ ^^r V^^p ^^^ gns^^ |^ h ^^* ^^^ w"^^ for^^^ ^.^F ^^^ wor* * ^^^ ^^^ k^v^r^^^v o™ fvh^b a^^v ^v ll«^^ ^^^> k^^^ ^^ i^>^ nds^^" ^^» ^^ ^^ ^^^^ ,^H from^^v ^^^ ^^v ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ i ^ t^^^^ he— ^^~ ^^m~ sr^^r i^^^r^^^>^^^^^^mp h ^ lest^^^ ^^r "^^^ ^^ to^^^ ^b^ the^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ most^^^^^^^^^^ ^^r ^^ ^^ elaborat^^^ ^^^ i ^~ ~-^ ^^ — — ^m~ ^ ^^^ e ^^^ , with accom- I panying description and notes. The other work is on ' Modern House Painting,' containing r 1 B -—¦ ¦ ¦ ^ p^ h ^» '^ ¦ H ^^ ^» W ^ r ^B M ^r « ^i ^ Bk^^ ^^^K^Vk ¦ lrf r tf^ ^ »^B ^V ^^^ ~™ ^ ™ ^~ ..V ¦ ^ ^^ -^ ^^- ~^r twenty^^ V V ^^^ ^m ^ ^V coloured^^T ^^^ .^B ^^^ ^*^* ^^ ^ .^ ^V^" lithograp^^ ^^ V ^^ ^K ^>^ hic^i^ plates^ ^>^ V^^ , exhibi t^^ ing^^ ^^^^ #*^V the^^ ^^^^ ^^^ use«« ^ ^^^ ^1^ of^ ^ ^H» colour^^ ^i^ ^ ^* ^>^ ^^^^*^ in^^ ^ ^V exterior^V^ ^^ ^~ ^^ and interior house ^ H painting, with special directions and suggestions on harmonious colour treatment. I Prof. Robertson Smith—who has just been elected by the Senatus of Aberdeen I University to receive the honorary degree of LL.D.—wilL issue in a few weeks a volume on I * The Prophets, their Works and Times.' The substance of the work has been delivered in the I north in the form of lectures. I Messrs. P. Blakiston, Son, & Co., Philadelphia, U.S., have begun the issue of The Mediad I UegisterReaister., which is to bebe dedevotedvoted to the literature of medicine and the allied sciences.sciences, mIt willwin m appear monthly, and will replace the AmeHcan Specialist , heretofore published by the same firm . 1 Mr. George Parsons Lathrop, author of Study of Hawthorne ' has just published with ¦ 'A , ¦ SamDSonfeampson Low.Low &oc Oo.Uo. a new novelnovel,, entitled * In the Distance . ' It is a storystorv descriptivedescript ive ofvi New England country life. I An interesting paper on printed books has been communicated to the Asiatic Society• of* I as early as ¦ Japan by the accomplished Oriental scholar Mr. Satow. He says that in China, ¦ I a.A. d.D. 175175., thethft text of the classicalcla.KHir.A.1 bookshonk s was cut on tabletstahletn whichwhirVh were-were put¦nut upUO outside the^ ¦ rubbings ¦ university. Of these, impress ions used to be taken with paper—at first as we take ¦ of brasses, and afterwards by covering the stone with Indian ink ; the transferred characters r\ /-v r\£ I-» ¦ » bVkfkieingVfcrv int-w\ that4- r» r»4- case/tnaA read-»»/-*r» /-I throug+1-» ¦»»*-» 11 ^-w hl-« the4-T-» paper.rvn nnn SomeW*^»v-» of these4- ^M~i /-k arer\ w/-v said««»/-! still« + ill to4-S\ berid inTT1 existence.fiXlfllCI'^' ' H Portions of the same classics were engraved on wood towards the end of the sixth century, »n I v;iunese They Apri l i, 1882 The Publish er s' Circular 2g7 _^^~ -—— — collabor ato rs, and a wonderfu l testimony, too, to the volume and importance of our periodical ._ _ _._ .__ _ _ ._ __ vw^™ ¦ ¦ I ¦ r ^ ¦ § b ^J ^— — — — ^^ .^ ^ — _^_ ^ — _^ - — ^— ~— » » »~» ^— w ^-^ ^^ ^a ^ m ^mr » m\ m ^mr w ^m ^ m\w V r ^kw ^»^ ^H mw ^B^ literatu^^ ^fe re ^^ .^ The references are bro ught down to January 1882^m^ , and^» ^v^v app^ m ^.^ l4^ yw to ' *m ^ over^* two^^ hundred^ ^*^ »^» ^M r ^p per iodicals, embracing the whole list of Eng lish and .Americ an reviews and magazines. Mr. poole has been assisted in his work by Mr. W . S. Fletcher , of the Watkinson Library mmmt^m^^mr mm m% mi ^^^ p^^ b mr ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ » — ^^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ~ — ™ ™~ ^— °"™~ — — ~~ -w ~ ~™~ -^ ~~ " ¦ ^^ "^^™ ^" r ^^™ ^^^i^^H^ p ^^ n ^k ^^^ » ^^^^ ^^^ mrm^^ ^^r ^^^ vv ^^ p ^^ p^^ p Har^^^^^^^^^ tford (Conn^^ .),^^ ^ U.S.,^. and has had many^_^B collaborators , both in Engj^^ ^^ lan^^ ^^. d^k^"^^ and^^^^^^^" ^^" ^^"^^. America.^p of ^A t A ^B ^P ^B M ^m\ I ^1 I ^B ^ m ^m\ f ^ m\ Over forty American librarians have been volunteers , each one taking the refe rences to one or __.__. _~ ¦ ¦ ¦ H H W m\ m^^ _ _ ._ _^ ___ r ~^_i ^_ v —w— ^_- v~ ¦ more sets^ ^ ^mW ™^ of periodicalsM in its preparation^B J , and a number of Eng^^^ ^^ lish librarians have^^^w ^*~^v V ^^^ alao^^^^T^^W-^ ^^ come-^^' -— ™ ' ^ -^mW to his assista nce in the same way . Mr. Poole was the ori ginal projector of the work , having I begun it while an undergrad uat e at Yal e College as earl y as 1848, in which year the first I edition appea red , the edition latel y kn own to the public being published in 1853. Nature summa rises some inter esting statistics fro m the return of works licensed to be pr inted during the past two years by the Japanese Department of the Interior. The figures tha t considerable mental activity exists in the country . Last year 545 works on political show ¦ r— -^fc. ¦ m « j ao> I * ^ • fc. v -« • " ¦ " . —fc. ^v V - subjects wer e issued , aga inst 281 the previous year. Law was represented ^ by 255 works ---» -»- - - — — M — — — — — — " -— - " —- —' ~—' — — ¦— — — M —¦ » J^ %^ » ^ ^ —^ ^ g against 207 in 1880 ; while in political economy^ the numbers were 25 and 15 respectivel y.^ Geograp hical work s declined from 170 in 1880 to 164 in 1881 ; while in medicine the incre ase from 229 to 267. In scientific subje cts we find 25 works on chemistry , an d 22 on natura l vas * ¦ m ~^m j>- * » ^A ^^ ^^ h ^^ W ^ ^A ^^ h ^ ^^ *** mm a ± -^ ^^ ^^ > ^ ^^^ ^ ^ 4 histor y in 1880, reduced to 17 and 20 respectivel^ y in 1881.^^ Natural ph ilosophy also shows a ^^^ . ¦ — - — — — — — — !¦ — — - -^ — -^— — — -^— — — — — - — — —^ — — — — — j a ^^ ^^ -^ ^ - w " ^~ ^~^ ~^ — ^ ^^-^ ^-^ — ^-^ ^-^ — — ~ m ! decline^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ from 19 to 13 ;g so do mathematics from 116 to 107^ . Similarl y^^ wor ks on astronomy^^^ have declined from 9 in 1880 to 7 in 1881. In other classes of books , however , we find a great Ethical and moral works have increased from 32 to 93 ; historical works from 196 increa se. m\ m^m\ _ ~ _ m^ . ^— ^k\ ^k A ^n ^ a to 270 ; books on poetry and poet ical works from 491 to 55G ; books on draw ing and writin g ^_ ^——^ * ~ ~ — - — — -^— — — — " — —»— — - — g — — ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ 127^ — ^p to— 330. EngJ H ineering works have increased from 8 to 28 ; and books on commerce from- _ „ a from 70* to 113.-A ^*m^ School-books^^A ^B ^m% *mW ^B againa this. AA A\ year are nearl^m% y half^m\ ^h ^h as numerous as all^ ^ft other— ^M books^B 4B put together , numbering 704 against 707 last year . Lighter literature is by no means neglected , for 193 volumes of tales, novels, &c , were published during 1881. During the year 149 new newspapers started but the larg e proportion of 114 never saw the commence- .a mm* _ ^^»- _ , ~- mm, -_ _ ^^ _ ^ ment of the present year. In 1880 the publication^ ^ ^ of^»~ 2G6-^— ^- new journals^ ^A commenced^M , 47^ ^ of^M when we which soon succumbed. The operation^^* of the Press laws cannot be very stringent _ _ a. . . ^ , mmm ' find that^ . during^_ . ... two years , of 415 newspapers , 1G1 of which ceased^k , onl^m± y one was prohibited^h ^ m%\ — ^^B by the Government . In addition to those above mentioned , we find in the list works on --- -- j - - - j , total etiquette1 ,I accounts,7 nava l an d military^ works, dictionaries , enc^yclopaedias A , &c. The number of work s published during the year was 4,910 aga instv^j. 3,792 last year. Very man y of \j i. AJ ui xiuiui tKiiv/heseov booksuisv^rvo areaic translations*jt. f *i.t.oxaiVXKJxxo or adaptationsOi\a.(X\jicx\jl\jilc> of\jx Europeanu ^ cau or Americani^uu w«viorks. ao. Amongniuuu g sucht» v*v^»* books recentl y ' conveyed ' we find Srniles 's < Character / Roscoe's ' Chemistry / Leone Levi's l ' ' ' — — ^ ^ ^ ^ ^mm-mmum ^^^^ i« ^k ^» 4fc ^g "^ .^^^ mr ¦ T W ^» ^ |^ ^B -^ •¦ W «> ¦ ' International^^ ^^ ^^ Commercial^^^ ^ B^' ^V ^» ^k ^^ ^Bl ^ "^ ^^ ^^^ ^& Law/^¦M ^H ^V^ V T V -Bouvier^^B *^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ ^* ^^ ^^ 's^ ' Law DictionaryM ^H^r ^^ ^^ 1 ^ " ^^ Pal^ ^^^ -™ gra^pV% ^^ ^ ^ ve" "^^ 's^^ "^ Chairman^"^ ' ' "^ ^— " -~ """ " — — — 's' — Hand-^ — ~ t_ 1 t T -m s>* i n i i t / -r «< -m -m at ¦« • -f / 1 fT» m I ~A m !• ^1 T ?„ book / Lord Chesterfield'^ s ' Lett• • ers/ * Every Man his own Lawyer / Tay lor '* s ' Med ical Juris- rfVl ~" MB. ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ ^^ ^-^ - mmWmW *^mW ^^^ PK » F^ ^ »^ ^«>^B F^«^ ^^^ ^fc^ ^fc "^"^*»i W^mmmf ^m* mW* ^fc^ ^B>^B ' ¦ ' ^ W ^ ^ '^' »J ¦«¦ * " W ^^ ^"> ^»^^ mmmt ^" »i.^^»j W^ ^¦P ' -^^" ^ ^— ^*^ ^«^-»^ w ~ i^ "*——' -^ — ^— "^ ^ ^^^^^ '-^ — ^— " —' » pru dence/^ Thompson^^ 's^^ ' Social Science^^ ^^ and Nat ional Economy/ Barker¦« 's * London Statistics -m -w ~B "V " ¦' "V rt / 't ThTWW e ScienceC*4 • ofa Familiar-tr -* • ¦* • Things>»«« m /*% Mill'-m mr • ti ^ • s '* Threm-w*% e Essays on Reli• gion/• 4 Draper '4 s '/ Conflict^* »» ¦ - ¦— -^^ »- a^T — */ B^- .^B mi-m ¦ ¦Vrf' -». W • ^ ^w •fcrf 1 ¦ ** ¦ - - ¦-* ¦ -r -m - - — ¦ T "— — — the -^ *S^ «^F«k T mrmm%\mmm*jmtV * *mmW ^f J ^ ^^ ^ .^ *_-* fc A^ ^^ • ^k^W ^ » • ^ t * T T ^-^ »# ^ «fc " ^^ ^* -^ — — — we ma nstanc Necessar y Laws of Thoug^^ ht/ &c. As to the price of these work s, y^ i e Smiles's ' Character / the translation of which by Nakamura , a well-known English scholar , in two volumes, costs only 50 sen, or about a shilling at the present rate of the paper currency. The fi gur es an d facts here recorded show at least that the path of Western prog ress , which the ~ ~ m\ mmm -^f ¦' ¦ ¦ -^ I Government^^ ^mr is^^ —*mw rm^mmmr ^m^^m , rsniTidV* m^m* ^m*^t ^^ ^K ^m\ or0m^ H is^^ «^^ f nnft^^ ^ ^^^ p -^^^ #VK whifvhV V MB m* mmm- mmf ^.« ^ ^ the^ r m neoDleW ^ -m^ —^ m —™ " ^^ ^—' — r>rove.¦ — — Imr ^^ r>f ar> ! I i Since our last publication the following Publishers have issued books , full titles of which ! ! *ill be found in the New Book List :— Messrs . Sentley A. Son. —Serjeant Ballantine 's Experiences , 2 vols. Me8Srs 1 ' ^^ cltwood A. Sons.—Revolt of Ma n. Sermons preached befor e the Queen at oalnioral , by A. A. Cam pbell . Beggar My Neighbour , by E. D. Gerard , new edition. Bush *-«*«kiie inui QueenslandQueensland , hvby A.A. O. Messrs. Sampson &ow, Mariton, Searl e, A, Atvlng rton.—Out of Court, by Mrs. Cashel xioeyHoey,, nnewew edition.edition, Throughi nrougn Siberioioenaa, byDy n.H. j^ansaeiiLansdell, new edition, z2 voistoIs. JLngianEngland.a, Withnn4Without and Within, by R. Grant White, new edition. Dick Sands, the Boy Captain, by Jules Verne Wanderings South and East, by Walter Coote. Narratives of State Trials in the Kineteenkli Century, by G? L. Browne, 2 vols. The Hand of Ethelberta, by Thomas Hardy, new edition I illustrated . ' I Messrs. Xtfacmlllan 4. Co.—Mathematical Papers of W. K. Clifford. Facsimiles of Unfinished Mathematical Papers, by W. K. Clifford. The Holiest Manhood, Sermons, by J. Ellerton. Tom Brown's Schooldays, by Thomas Hughes, sixpenny edition, illustrated. Vaughan's Lectures on the Revelation of St. John. National Budget, National Debt, &a. by A. J. Wilson. Oxford Warehouse.—Reign of William Rufus, and the Accession of Henry I., by E. A. -j ¦ -^— —- — - — j - j — — — — — — — m — — — ^^ ^^ ^^ p Freeman, 2 vols. Ancient Liturgy^ of the Church of Eng^ land,M bymJ W. Maskell,M new edition.^ "^ * • ^^ &A h Monnmenta Ritualia, by W. Maskell , 3 vols., second edition. Messrs.mxessrs. Smitbsmun, EldEiaerer , &.a. Co.co.——ShakespeareCMiaKespeare, Selrejectionsections forior thetne Youngy oung,, bvoy S.o. BrandramxJrandram second edition. Sir Theodore Martin's Life of the Prince Consort, People's edition. A Poor oquire, by Holme l^ee, Z vols. OBITUARY . We regret to record the death on the 24th ult., of the American poet, Longfellow, whose , .^m Ik a ^ft ^B A ^K ^A ^H ^K . ^T ^V ^H _ writings are equal l^ y known and<^ admired^^ on both sides^ of the^H Atlantic.A — ^ - ^ Henry^^^ ^^^ Wads^^^ worth Long^_? fellow was the son of the Hon. StepI. hen Long<___ ¦ fellow,/ an eminent lawyer«/ of Portland,y Maine, U.S. , and was born there on the 27th of February, 1807. He had consequently completed his 75th year. After graduating, at the age of 18 , at Bowdoin College with high honours, he entered the office of his father to study the law. Soon afterwards, however, he left America for Europe, where he travelled for upwards of three years in order to qualify himself for a Professorship of Modern Languages, which had been offered to him in the College where he had received his education. In 1829 he entered upon the duties of his professorship, which he discharged for five years. In 1835 he succeeded Mr. George Ticknor as Profess * of Modern Languages and Literature at Harvard University, previously r ¦¦Jill 0^>VUUH1 ^ >_> til VJ» erm^JJL llt*anyMl±J andUUU. tli1/Jl. Vs 11V1 UJLJ. KJXof iilir:, JLJJLIn _!.*_» t_/T: heXiC* lUOlgUVU UillO spending a** yet J ^i G e north Europe. 1854 resigned this *appointment 1 T ', and was r ^oeeded by Mr. James Russell Lowell (the present United States Minister in - xijlx ij uii i viinj u. iij- v/ Uix cc? jl vt \ju ±lkj nun «**•»» v/» Lond<~juj v^a*v« ,.y. Mr.. Longjjfellowii commencedvuiiiiu^/nv/V/ hiso career asc*s» anail authorauwiui whileuuo yetj he was ant***. under- gr' ^uate, and has continued to write almost to the last. He began with a translation of the Spanish j>oem by Don Jorge Manrique on the death of his father ; and the romance of ' Hyperion ' was issued in 1830. !N"ext came his firs t poems, ' Voices of the Night/ published in the same year. In 1841 appeared his ' Ballads and other Poems ; ' in 1842, ' Poems on Slavery/ and the ' Spanish Student, a play ; ' in 1843, ' The Poets and Poetry of Europe ;' J in 184 5, ' The Belfry of Bruges, and other Poems ' ; in 1846 , ' Evangeline ; ' in 1847, ' Kavanagh,' a Prose Tale ; in 1849 , < Courtship of Miles Standish ; ' in 1851 , ' The Golden Legend ' ; in 1855 , ' The Song of Hiawatha ' ; in 1858 , ' Tales of a Wayside Inn ; ' in 1863, ' Flower de Luce ; ' in 18C7, a translation of Dante's ' Divina Commedia ; ' in 18OIT-7O, ' The I Divine Tragedy;' in 1872, ' New England Tragedies ' and ' Three Books of Song ; ' I in 1873, ' Aftermath -/ in 1874 , the ' Hanging of the Crane ; 3 in 1875, the ' Masque of I Pandora ; ' in 1878 , ' Keramos ' ; and in 1880 , ' Ultima Thule.' Most of these works have been I ¦ freauentlfrequentlyv reprinteareprinted in GreatUreat JtsritainBritain,, and manymanv otof them translatedtranslated into the conuneuuucontinental languages. Mr. Longfellow was D.C.L. of Oxford and LL.D. of Cambridge, and he was also a I member of the Russian A The funeral cademy of Science and of the Spanish Academy. ¦ | ceremony took lace at and large p Mount Auburn Cemetery on Sunday, the 26th inst., ¦ numbers of Americans were present to pay the last tribute of respect to their distinguished , Oliver ¦ countryman. Among these were Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Greenleaf Whittier ¦ Wendell President Holmes, William Dean Howells, Alexander Agassiz, Mrs. Louis Agassis, ¦ Eli±iliotot,, otof Harvardilarvard ColCollegelege ;: BrrmBronsonfum AlcottAlootf., andn/n rt GeorgerTpnr(rA William^WillinTn Curtis.Onrfia The ifuneralum«<» ¦ eulogy ¦ address was pronounced by Professor Everett, but it took the form, not of an elaborate ¦ of a world-renowned poet, but rather of a brief and simple memorial of a neighbour, a towns- simply ¦ man, and a friend, who was also a poet. The arrangements altogether were studiously ¦ a single spray of passion-flower laid across the affection ana , plain coffi n , symbolising the fervent c( ¦ unity of thought towards the departed which could not have suggestively conv«)' been more m ¦ by the utmost profusion of wreaths and immortelles. The day was recognised formally "R elsewiu^elsewhere. ¦ evervevery churchcJiurcii in CamCambridgebridge (Mass.),fMaas. V andanri bhvy manymn.nv at«.+. BostonTinR+r»n , Buffalon fT»1n , Chicagoniiion frn , andand ' ¦ We regret to announce the death of Colonel Laurence William Maxwell Lockhart , vine Locklia ¦ occurred at Mentone, after a lingering illness, on the morning of the 23rd . Colonel ¦ was the second son of the late Dr. Lockhart, of Milton-Lockhart, representative of an ancien Lanarkshire famil and the nephew of John Scott's son-in-l^ * I y, Gibson Lockhart, la ¦ biographer, and editor of the Quarterl y Review for more than a quarter of a century. The Colonel Lockhart, who was heir-presumptive to his brother, General Lockhart, the Pre8^ I aw vu vn % v^/j . i/vrjL v/jl i/iiu luiiiiij r JIL All i atl proprietory- of the family estatesu ^ o, wasrv »o borniLf v^l in lOUZi. JL JL O lUtlUti XX UOX^OlvACJJ L«. IL»J.vj rePutvj' *- ?njLrPj H 1832. He made a considerable ^ j I literary man, and his best effo rts were contributions of some stray stories to i&lC*"**% I Magazine, stories overflowing with the fun and kindly humour for which the writer ™** Jkm ¦¦¦¦ '! ¦¦¦¦ ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ m. ... h ^CK ' ~ ~ " ' - —— April I f l882 The Publisliers' Circular 289 11 II known among his friends, and reminding the older readers of the magazine of Aytoun'a gayest (I j euz-desprit. These were followed by * Double or Quits/ a clever military ' comedy of errors,' If abounding in grotesque scenes and ludicrous situations, and written in a singularly rollicking I vein. The advance in his next novel, ' Fair to See,' was very conspicuous to connoisseurs and I critics. The fun was irrepressible as ever, but it was counter-weighted and toned down by I earnestness and pathos ; and there were characters who laid a firm hold on the gentler or I deeper sensibilities of the readers. The growing promise of * Fair to See ' was amply fulfilled —¦— - ______. III f * _» — ~^ — ' c j j — — — y — - — — * * Thine which again showed an extraordinary A is ,^ development of constructive power in ' Mine ^ with that magic gift of charming the feelings as well as the fancy, which is one of the rare ¦ ~ — -_-¦--- -— — _- - - —— -- __m - - — ¦—— — _____ -_. —__, —— -_¦ -_ _-_- -_- —-_- _— ——,—_-__ -_- - _- ! Illt> L \ mT MBk *'' ¦¦ ' ^^^ • ^~ ^ real genius.g J In fact of ,^ Colonel Lockhart throwing himself heart and soul into i __ , 4B _. prerogatives ~ _¦_ __fci ' I; ^^ m __ ^ 9 ^ ^_l * • _L ^ ^ ^ _ A « A « ^ ^ A __ i work to which he brought a wide knowledge of the world, had naturally impressed on his individuality of the singularl — -- — — — -- - — — i; »ii--. w> -* the c y genial and affectionate nature which__ had_t endeared f writings*rt _W -^ -V " _> _i _¦__ ^- ^ — ^ 4 ^ ^V # ^ ^ •*4 — ^ ^ « «* . _l him to a wide circle of friends and made him valued beyond measure by his few intimates. i During the Franco-German war he acted as correspondent of the Times, and the writer of an ¦»--— _ * ' \ J KJ A W »-• j notice in that journal» eulog^_jt ises him as one of our most capablj ^ e novelists.' j obituary • j ' The«m death i jI is announced1 of,_C the_ 1 Rev.T~* Dr.T~\ JohnT1 MulheisenTi Jf IT • Arnold i 11, an EngT^ lish1*1 clergym1 an, 1 noted for his work as missionary among the Mohammedans and for his literary labours. ¦ ¦ _ 1 a _» ^ • curacy in* Staffordshire_^^_1 _ _«_^B *A— _• he^ «^A ^ ^«_* ^^ ^ _ _P«V_- 41 I While holding a ( published his first important work, ' True and _¦ — — — — ^— ^^ — — ^ ¦ __—— -^^ _———¦- ^_ ¦ —» -^^^r _v ¦ ¦ r _¦ ¦ ' T ___¦ JL B^ ^ta^ ——^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ ^^^% ^^ ^P '— ^— ^^ '^^ _—'^ ^^ ^ —" ^^ ^^ '^^ ^^^ ———i ^^ ^^ v -^ —— ^ ^-^^ ^^ ^^ — ^*^ ^^^^ ^^ '^^ m^ — ^^— ^^-^^^^^ i^^ «^ ^^ ——— ! False^^ Religion,' and his second was The Bible and the Koran.' In 18G4 he published ! 1 — _ _¦. -—r- -^ ¦ ^ ^ # ^ ^^^ —> i* # ^.^ _ _ -¦ ^ m —-. - ^ -^ _^ ^. ^__ ^-k_fe ^_k I English Biblical Criticism and the Authorship of the Pentateuch,' which soon reached a ' i —— . — — — — -_- — — — — ^_- _ — -_- — — - — — — -^_- — — — — — -_- —— _- — -_- -^_- -^ — ¦ — _ j ^^ ^^ m ^ -^^- - ^ ^j ^^^ ^^^ edition. From 1871^^ to 1875^ he wrote and published his book Genesi3 and Science ;^m second _1 _> _t «B «M ¦¦ ! "V «a ' * _. !¦¦ ¦ m • ^tfP* J ^ ¦ ^ ^ # « * A ^ ^ * * A . ^k * . ^ ' ^ ^ _« i or, the First Leaves of the Bible/ which likewise ran to two editions. He also remodelled his book on Mohammedanism of which a third edition appeared in 1874 , with the new title, j l Islam : its History, Character, and Relation to Christianity.' A translation of it appeared i in Germany in 1877. '. Dr. Joseph Pancoast, the eminent American physician and medical author, died at his ¦ ¦ in Philadelp_L hia on the - residence 7th inst.,7 after a brief attack of pneumonia._L Dr. Pancoast for several years had been Emeritus Professor of Anatomy in the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. He was 77 year3 old , having been born in Burlington County, N.J., in 1805. j At the age of 23 he was graduated from the medical department of the University of Pensyl- ! vania, and at once began practice adopting surgery as his specialty. Three years later he « _ H A ^m . , ^_. _ _ .a _m b _m « _h a _K wa3 teaching practical( anatomy and surgery, obtaining prominence by publishing an annotated edition of Lobstein's Treatise on the Structure Functions and Diseases of the Human Sym- j | _¦ ^M a , V A ^Bh ^k' A _ ^_ l , _ ^^^_ ^__r _ _m ^_ _te ^m ^ ^^ ^ i^ ^ ^^^ — a ^ 4ft ^ i pathetic Nerve,' having himself translated the work from the Latin. In 184 4 he published j his ' Treatise on Operative Surgery, ' a work which soon passed to a third edition, when he ;i enlarged anaand revised it. In nine yearsvftar?; nearlyn parl v asl halhalf-millionf-mi l lion copiesconies orof the bookbook were soldsold,, and ; it became an accepted authority. During his constant connection with the medical schools v vj». Jt. l/V-F C4AJ , |/A. L«V/U&Vr t«A*^-*. and~" hosp-• +*£sm.ital «^w*.*sSs of PhiladelAlXXi«Vt.V/ApilXi«phia he11\J gaveft^C%w\> closeViV/OL' attentionIVltUlltlVU to an extensiveV/AI/V/11U1F V private|'i*TC*W> practiceV/^, and de-VAV^ ; voted much time to authorship. His contributions became marked features of prominent v/ KJ AW V-^ a. vka j medical J v "*-» » ••.% ***^*m *rj ^m>aa -v« j l-m. £^«- ¦wv> V^*-J VlCVOOvO "^^ - introductory- - — — -r^. w leA% ^\^vctures V» A, toU\^ his1A1«J college\^V/JJLVti V classes wereT» Vji. Vy alsoCfcAO V/ collectedX^\_/ 11V V-/ VVUi and14 11 V*. publishedms V* »_r I1MAAVV* inA A A. bookP«r V^- *^ formA -v_r » a a* under the titles of ' Essays and Lectures ' and ' Professional Glimpses Abroad/ He was a 1I memberlULiuoer ofor thetne American-Philosonhical.fhilosophical SocietySocietv ,. ofot thethe PhiladelJt'liiladelphiaDhia CollegeUollege ofoi Pharmacv,I'Jiarmacy, andana many scientific institutions. The death is announced of Mr.i;iJ. Charles Hale, of Boston , xixaooaU.S., ^uat the age of 51, who was ivjlll .; for- llctllri clliii l^oiiM-^o r »t many—^*-*j yearsj x^cjujl o conspicuous^uuo ^iiu u. ^^ u,k> in thet5 journalisml lj and politics of\jl Massachusettsuou t to , U.S.v> • kj . Hej l-m. ^> wasc*c? at» sjm of Nathan Hale, founder of the Boston Dail y Advertiser , a brother of the Rev. Edward Everet t Hale, and nephew of Edward Everett. In 1853 he became part proprietor of the -i(/cer< J5cr , and in 1855 assu med the chief editorship of that paper. Mr. Hale's connection to ,;• Wlth"jui theme Ajidveavertisertser ceased in 1804,. wwhonhen lie\\n \vaswas appointedaDT^ointed UnitedUnited statesStates UonsuiConsul to EirvptHigypc, i *mch position he held nearly seven years. We have also to rocord the death at Ontario, Canada, of Egerton Ryerson, D. D., who had maiiy \j i. [^r yearsv.mao 4UDUIJLUVU the and J.HU%JX ^OL.o n»c«u 'kj ^ kaamvm. . f|J t j , J j identified himselfJX1U1SU1JL withVVltU UllCJ educationalUUUtdllUUdl. (111U literaryHUVltH Jf interests of that countryj . • «e was also the au thor of an important work, ' The Loyalists of America and their Times/ of i which the Timc3 recently published a long and appreciative review. i TRADE CHANGES. ! "e have much pleasure in recording the fact that on the recommendation of the Syndics, ^r. John , : Clay , B.A. , of St. John's College has in association with his father, Mr. C. J. av , , » j >> who»^iu hasna.s forior manmanyv 3"earsvears enjovedenioved tliotho privilegeDiivile^e., been admitted into tnethe co-partnershipco-parcnersiup ^Prising the Cambridge University Press. r i ~ : \ {- F- Ferrimnn has taken the management of tho Christmas card and chroino depart- I lueilt (>tof Mi'aovd rvu:ii:_ i.i ci .-ii_ f u_. .. i in /-% w Messrs. Phillip Brothersx> , Silk Street, E.G. I *c"ssr« Hill t from Cheapside to 1 *>11 - & Heath, wholesale s at ioners and printers, have removed - Gutu!r Lane, E.G. * ¦» J Al Al 1IIf A»»Kerb o*-v«Xrt SoutligateC*1 ._ iT I , who1 has•* been-m well¦* «¦» known in• the. book» 1 trade¦ "^ for1* many year*__. _^ -_ __-. --. -> , liasT___ -___ -- been ^inted I X ofa ^x ono of the country travellers for tlie Society for Promoting Christ ian Ktioyv- _ t» "* -_^* __ ii 29o - The Publis hers ' Circular April l Ig& Mr. T. Fisher Unwin, who will be known to many in the publishing and bookselling trad * as connected with Messrs . Hodder & Stoug hton , of Paternoster Row , durin g the past eighteen years , has purcha sed the business of Messrs . Marshall Japp & Co., of 17 Holbo rn Viaduct re- w^»«» ^bJfcA A «-<¦ 1_r» ¦ fiX > -w ^™ ™ — — — — — the responsiblA e head of the firm ^^^ • II «W ^^ ^^ ill-health of ill the continued . ^^ linquished through^^ Mr . Unwin will car ry on the business of a pub lisher and export bookseller under his own name for the -— —— ¦ ¦ —i - — - ^l i|i| ¦ E/A ^^ W+ ^^«« *F mi ^^ ^ ^^ -^ — —- — — — — h satisfaction that it is Dr. ^s w y wit Ja pp ^^ We may mention ^^ present at the old address. ^ ^^ 's intention to co-operate with Mr. Unwin in the way of literary assistance . The prin ting and stationery business at Nos. 2, 4, and 6 Drury Lane , Liverpool , established in .1 785 by Mr. McC reery , and carried on under the style of Harri s & Co. by Mr. Wm. Stanley Harris , andana hisnis fatherlatn er beforeoetore himmm ,. since 1810iolu , hasnaa beenoeen purcuaseupurchased byuy Mr.iyjut. Wivv iuiamlliam S.o. WW.irmW ootto n , the eldest son of Mr. William Wootton , of the firm of Messrs . Buck & Wootton , 126 West- minster-br idge Road , London. The style of the firm will be continued as Messr s. Harri s & Co. The transfer was effected and the valuation made on behalf of both parties by Mr. A. m! Burg hes, of Paternos ter Row. ¦ ¦ ¦ Booksm m^j x^ A^. *J Received^& ^ ^L^ ^s *-* * * ^--' ^^ :— — — ^ — — - — — -^— —- ¦ w w ^^^0 m Prom Messrs. W. & H. Cham bers. —' Life^ ^^ of\j A ' Pol lot Bible/ ¦ IT /"It % • A A « . Fro m Messrs. Bagster & Sons. — yg W. Chambers/ A few week s ago we had the This is a miniature issue of a work which has pleasure of noticin g the number of Chambers to Biblical students all over the been familia r -mr- ^m^ Jo urnal whicli marked the fiftieth— — year X^» I*O ^ of its world in various sizes down to foolscap octavo. publ ication. The volume now before us consists We hav e it now before us in a still more porta- of Mr. W. Chambers ' ' Reminiscences of a Long , the exact dimens ions being by 3| ble form fc ft 5J ^ ^ ^ a ^* A ^K ^B _ ft • . ^ # andana Busvrmsy i^iteLife , ' whichwnicn were t>arbpart ofot that number , inches by about f thick . Notwithstanding, with additions. The result is a crown octavo Messrs. Bagster & Sons have contrived to in- of nearl y 120 pages. It is mad e still more ¦ ¦ clude^^^p ^ ^» ^^ ^V^p -^^^ an^V^^p ^^^^ ' al^ ^— pH ¦ habetical'^ -^-^~ ^»" ^— —^ — — — index— -— — — — to— the— HolyM Scri- p-^t interesting by a portrait of the author. tures / a series of coloured maps , and various — - -. ^_r ¦»¦ illustrative matte r . From Messrs. Chatto & Windus.^ ^ ^ ^ — ' ™ — ' Memories^^— ¦ ^» ^^*^ B ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^ of ^^ ^ |1 our Great Towns ; with Anecdotic Gleaning s con- From Mr. J. A. Berly.— • J. A.Berl y's British and cerning their Worthies and th eir Oddities. ' By Continental Electr ical Directory and Advertis er.' Dr. Joh n Dora n , F.S. A. One of the losses inevitable This volume , which is apparent ly intended to take in a day when periodical , not to say ephemera l , its place among the ' annuals / professes to supp ly literature asserts its supremac y is occasioned by * a complete record of all the industries directl y the bestowal , upon work intended onl y for the connected with electricity , mag- — — — — — — - — — — -^^ — — ¦ •** ^^ -^r ¦ ^" w » ^^^ ^"^^ ^** ^^^^ ^H "^ ^^» ^^^ ^» ^^^^^ W*^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^" ^^ or indirectl y j moment , of labour which would , if employed^^ else- net ism , and the names and addresses of manu- where , bear fruit in valua ble additions to our facture rs , &c. In the chapter of ' Remark s on the permanent literature. Such , we gather from tbe ' which is now taking ^» — ~ ^-^ ~^ — ^—^ — — ^—^ — ¦ ¦ ^^^p — — of the science ^^^^^^ —^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^H V ~ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ W^ Past Years preface to the work" before^^^ ^^^ us^^F^P^^ , was'^^^ the opinion such a foremost place , we have a chronicle of the entertained by the friends of Dr. Doran , and various improveme nts and discoveries of each shared by tbe proprietors of the Athena um, as to year , and a review of the jou rnals and book s his annual contribu tions to that paper on the I devoted to the subject. The various machines towns chosen for the British Association meeting s, and inventions in connection with the electric and they therefore consented to their pu "bl:ctf ion j light are then catalogu ed , an d next follows a in a volume , of which this is a second edition. ! classified directory of all the associate! trades The towns descri bed are Doncaster , Cam bri dge, : and their leading representati ves in London and in Bath , Birmin gham , Not tingham , Dun dee , Nor- | the country . To person s commerciall y interested wich, Exeter , Leicester , Liverpool , Edinb urg h , i the volume will be indispensabl e , while even to Bri ghto n, Brad ford , Belfast , Londonderry , Bri stol , %J WW M, WS M. I; ¦ t|; hiiVe gl» enVll eraV* A. IA1l public1^ *.ii KJ M. *.\S itA willJLM. be^S usefulUWV -*. »-«. forJLXSM. referenceAViVJL V *A^ *-/J, Glasgow, and Plymouth , and a more inte res ting 1 and as an evidence of the vast progress made of sketc h of their * Memora bilia ' it would be difficult — ,f on the future adaptatii, on late years^/ in the science to desire. The thirty-ei ght illustrati ons incor- of which to practical purposes so much depends. porated in the work add much to its attrac tive- t ness, and make it well fitted for a pi ft-book. >^^M*« ii A. A. V III ,*™B P JL ^ V M. X^. tM + ^m ^^^ ** V Mm U * *- K*T a. Mm %*• M M, \* \f From Mr.• Davi** d Bogue.• — 'Spark s from the -*- v*« a. Ik^ lst-? II »»V L 111 U tk, \J M. (J LJ l»t*fc Easter ' Tourists who think of spending\jl±\AlMlfo their Philosop her s Stone/ By James Lendall Basford . holidays at any of the towns named in the above I A vo lume of t noughts expressed in brief sentences , list would do well to make the book their tr avel j some in the form of definitions , others in the shape ling companion . of argum ents from solf-evidont t ruths , and others -*- •*• \S mMA aMMM i W »Jk7JL U« ^Jl A AA1JL VAX %J O J. v Younp¦*" ' agai n bein g mere statements of opinion. The From Messrs . Griffith. & Farran.JLI CVX A CV1 *-1 — ' The*^ contents of tho volume are classifi ed under a Wife's Own Book ,' a manua l of person al and family variety of he-id s : the mind and its mysteries ; hygi ene. By Lionel Weathcrl y, M. P., C.M. ^- »**-»«. A'AUli ^44 UUiUUIDlAJL «i C&i JUI O UlLlU T IJ1V/1> adh•-» ¦«-- orents man and his Maker ; pul pit , pen , and platform ; Until^ Maltlmsi anism gains many more^ tho Bible and rel i gion ; sentim ent ; human life ; than it possesses, or is likely to possess, in tin* morality, an d miscellan eous. couuuiiiij,untr y, manuajijuiiiuui»ls forlur mothersmomer o on theiuo tureatmentw"— , of their personal ailments and on tho car e of th eir i» Fro m the Cambrid ge Warehouse. — ' The Book ctuuhilduifur en wwinill alwttiwiiysays findiina a rereauad y saleonio, »»"and ••it of Jud ges.' Ed i ted by J. J. Li as , M.A. A new well , as in the case of Dr . Weath erl y's littl e book , I volume of tho Cambrid ge Bible for schools , edited when they nre supp lied by the recognised member I ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^m w h ^BVWB -*^m -^^ ^^ ^^- ^— — -—— —w —^- - — — h - - m -^ — - — — v ^ ^i^ on by Professor Lias, whose authori ty as a wr ifor^— -* -^^ on~m^ ^^b^^V of the medical profession. The auth or wr ites I BM^k. _«. ,. * * »-w-^ Biblical interpretation is now general ly acknow- coJ-». ^^ aMmmon-sense ^-. .^ *-w *-« ^» princi__. _ p__!_les . , andJ hisI_ _ -_ remark»^ ^^ *\ «« V sQ on/^Tl t»L iJ e*' H ledged. An i nteresting introduction deals with vicious contorti - ns to which the ' huma n f orm the literary charac teristics of the book and its divinoU.1V111 U ' isin subjectedHuujecieu ait me dcj iootswj ofui that«. »»»»• capn-. at tho behes # * o chief features , then follows the text of the ciowe goddess , FkbIuod , ought to be pro ductive Authorised Version with copious foot-notes , and considerable good if those who read them , xu*° flomo addit ional notes on speciala. pointsm are cjgiven but go a step further and act upon them. . section II in an appendix. more distin ctly pro fessional ana medical ^ |- , _ . . ^ April 1, 1882 The Publi shers ' Circul ar 29I the book is equal ly plainspoken , and indicates characters of the tale , are amon g its most con- ¦ ¦ v — of diseases to which women pp theLUC var» *** ious~—' symptoms•*itj c— icuous incidents. There are several illustr a- ar e specially liable , with such clearness that the tions. s patien t may almost make a diagnosi s of her own aim of Dr. Weatherly is, however , not Fro m Mr . F. B. Longley .—• Regg ie's Boast , and case. The other Stories. ' supersede the practitioner , but to enable the By F. M. Holmes. A bud get of to Maaar — -- — _._ v ___ ^_ ^^^ _ maar ¦ ¦ vr *r tales intended to— illustra^ ^^ te^tar the^ar ^ . ^ ^^ evils^arr- taW ^» Vfe^ ^^T *^ ^V ^^^P % ^^ ^k^^^V reader-aorW totr. know wnenwhen advice is reareai llviy wantedwante d, and of intern- be commended for the evident care perance, and to set forth the necessity of making the book may total abstinence a attention to detail which mark its pages. rule of life and a national habit. and The fe tory which gives its nam e to the book is From the same.—' The Anniversary Text-Book .' tra gic enough to satisfy the most ardent lover of This little volume is for those who wish to have sensation , for it tells of the son of a countr y *. -____ — - — — — ^^ - *kW^aa ^ squire^- g, who goesg j to London to walk^ the ^ —^ ^^ h^^^ osp^ ^aW im tals^ W^ ,¦ some remembrance of bir thdays and other an- ^ • ** «* **^« A aa* aa. _ ^^ niversaries . On ono side of the page is a verse boasting of his ability to resist all tem ptations to mt »*- ™— -- — - - - — — - - — — — - excessive drinking, Wtmaf t m — ^ " and who within a few I | months ^ J ± ^* and sacred poetry , opposite is a of Scripture ^ ^ I space provid ed for the nam e of the person whose is taken into custody by the police, and by a birt h is to be commemorated . It is a neat and curious coincidence is broug ht past the door of attra ctive little volume and a suitable birthday St. James 's Hall at the moment when the girl mW, mM) aaja~m v v — aam -^mr ^^ ^m a *9 ^ ^a- am frW aaw h ¦ m ^^ '» mm mf W am m* aW V^ ^a^ ^^ *W • ^V V A ^k^P V <¦ fj^^^ ~ gift. whom he played^ wi th in^ ^ the^^ country^ ^ ^ isi^T leaving^K ^^ a^^^^ concert. This ' fall/ followed by a conviction for ^- fc — — — — - From^ ,J A^^h Mr.^m' Maraa^aaaW *^ mr ^ J^^^ olin— Hey^^V wood.—' Lancash i re Folk- a billiard-roo m assault , led to an abandone d life _ m m *m • mtm . * « « m m * *^ Lore : ' illustrativ e of the superstitions , beliefs and its— usual— — result- - —emi_ - gration— | — - - — ;-m but^*mw* —— ^a- the- ^ ^^ ^ar- sequel^^^ ^ |^ ^aH ^9 ^UaT ^* I¦ and practices , local customs and usages of the does not lift the cloud , and * Gracie Man ton ,' the I people of the County Palatine. Comp iled and heroi ne of the tale , never marries , while her some- edited by Joh n Harland , F.S.A., and J. T. Wil- time lover dies in his exile. j kinson , F.R.A.S. A volume of curious and enter- mjm From Messrs. Macrnillan & Co. a—— — — — -— — -— — - — - m — The National » «^ ** ' ^ ^ taining^ ^^ notes of the traditions of the county^ which is now more commonl y associated with high chim- Bud getaw——^a : the Nation al Debt : Taxes^ — and— — ^^ ^^^^Rates. ~— !¦ ™ ^mr ~— —^* *r ' neys and cotton famines tha n with charms and By Alexander Johnstone Wilson. A nother spells and fairies. The work is divided into volume of ' The English Citizen Series ,' which is chapters treati ng of superstitious beliefs and well— — — calculated— — — — — — - — - to— m~ g^^ h^h ive— the— — — -^— general^ ^^^ b ^ — — ^ ~ "^ ^^~ reader~~^ ^ ^ v ~— ~~- ~mar ^^» a^^-^aw fairm^r ^^.^^ ^" aa^p pract ices in general ; charms and spells ; the knowled ge of the social and economic problems of ¦ the age. Mr. Wilson whose long trainin g ¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ — — as a devil^v^v ^r * aw ^" ,v demon™ -^w •^^^^—^^ ~~~ s~— ,j &c;g divination^ — — ;y miscellaneous— writer and thinker on public questions , ives him ja ^. g folk-lore ; miracles ; omens and predications ; ^ a\ — Mat am. a Ma, ^a* ^ Mt *. Mm a witches and witchcraft ; and local custom s and peculiar facilities for dealing with such a subject , usages.—. _ To_ natives. ____ of or residents _ in the County_ as National Taxation , has broug ht together in a — — — — __ ^ -_- ..__ ^ — comparativel y brief space ,W a vast amount of j | Palatine the work will have a special interest , ^ ^ ^ but all rea ders who care to go below the surface historical and stati stical information ; and has and tr ace will find treated what m ight at firs t sight see m to be a dr y out the waysV of our ancestors aaw || much to entertain them , and not a little amuse- a—m -— ndm ~m -^ heavy~^m*^— — -^ — - w subj—— - — -^ m\ ect^^ ^^ ^^ in ^ — ¦ a— ^ very™ ~^ ~- w attracti^ ^ ^ ^^ i ^^"^» ~^aw ~*w ^^ ve» ^a ^ manner.*w ^av ^w ^^ ^waaw m^ aw -aaar ^am ^p nient, in these well-stored pages. After giving a succi nct account of the finan cial I history of the country , Mr . Wilson clearl y de- J Fro m the same.—' Lancashire Lege nds , Traditions , scr ibes the sources from which the revenue of the i Pageants, Spoits , &c , with an A ppendix contnin- countr y is now collected , and then gi ves a detailed ' ing a rare tract on the Lancash i re Witches / &c , account of the objects on which it is spent , and ^^^^^ ¦ mt ^a ^^r aw ^aa ^mt ^a** a^kvm^^ar^aaiat V ^B» Mam mmw&a»aal ^W ^~ V am^a ^ a' ^**^ * aw* ^^~ ^~ V ^ ^^ ^ » -^^^^ ^^-^ ^ ^^^^^ ^v ~ ~ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ w ^- -^ of ' the way the money%j goes.n ' Altogether a m^^ " ^~ ^ ^ ^"^ — — Tem u mY a^a^a ^m^mf ^^^^ V^^F v^v ^^ ^^^^" ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ' ^ ^^ ^^ ^~ ^ '^ ~~ -* -~ ^ —^ —~~ *1^ peran ce Society , and his aim is, as assassination of Sir Robert Peel's private^^ ^ secre- ¦ ¦ I "NRhtTrih be ex I drn v exDeeted.pected, totf> snhowhow thetli« mischiefmisfhi«f which tary. Wo must add that a curious freak of H ^nkennese work s among the labouring popula- pag ing makes the uso of tho index laborious . Wnawmw-^^ " am mm ^- - — ^_- . ^_ ^__ he mr^mmmw ^MOI W^ ^ *aW ^mW "— ^ ' '^ *^ "^ "^ '^^ — — - ~ — ^ ¦ ¦ ^ transf ormation of tho Cock Tavern Each part^ of the book has its separa ta pag ing. I ii# ee ¦ ¦ I t^JJ ^ Tavern , and scarcel y less marv ellous Each entry in the index names a part as well as » ^ fmtr ormation•'-' "hwibs in thomo lives ofoi somebohio ofoi thewio chiefcmei a page , but the pages themselves do not show the < m ¦ ¦ —¦ - "¦ ¦ ' - "¦ ¦ "¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ " ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦" ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - -¦ ' " ' " ' ' ' " -»V : ¦ ¦- ' T-- ¦ ¦ ' ' ' 1 - ¦ •" " • • " - - .- - . ¦ -• ' " '¦ ' " " ' " " " ¦ '*" ' ' ^ ^ . :. ' ,. 7 . - . ¦^• . ¦.> • ... - -; *¦ • • • •'¦ "* * • ¦ ' " ¦ * " ' > ' < . v . . ,, ;v ¦ : •< >¦ ¦ r - ¦¦" **? : ,;. , . . , . . . . .;. • , ' . - : . • . r ' ' >^^ ^ ' ^ ? ^ . ^ j ; , . . ; ^ ^- iS R' 5j | ^^^^^^^^ B The Publishers' Circular Apri, , _ I 292 ^ j es e erha s t ll be comp I part they bel ong to, which may be gu s d if you P p i wi * leted by ogiving b the^"O Iir8 ^__k .*_. ^___ _p^__^_--_ *a -i ,L& _k ^L ^L, -— ^a m _> _. _. " t^^ | ^___ _** _-v^ . n iL^ _^ _^ - _^ ^^ first I II happen to know the date of the occurrence you paragraph of the preface :— I || || look for. Each page bears the date of its events. The following pages arc not for the purpoee of making I proselytes, f or they embody the sentimen ts and -I I the same. Love the Debt/ 3 vols. The Tiction8, and aspirations of a majority of the people I¦ I From —' large to need the conversion of anyone. ^ > t™wo j | | story is one of English country life, and the scen e is laid chi efl y in England. Thb principal dramatis persona are a youn g lady of good "W e have also receired —Illustrated British _^. Ballad * f _fl ._ _ _ _ . 1 ¦ A _ __ _ _^ _A. ___ _U_ _¦» ______r~sd K • I position in th e world, whose father loses his ( Cassell)-- "-. - co! -_ nk.. tainingA. a « ^a« _- the4- 'i Mermaidim/M __n. --ka- -^_-^ . 1 of_T^ ^^ H ».• " ¦ --- Gallovav ' I \A Vl tav ".^. ^^ w- » ¦• " ¦ "«¦» —— — — — — — — - • — \ J \ X-M. t*J I 111 t^ * * W •»•*¦**- ^^ J a fortun^ ^ e through the failure of a ba nk, nd two _ __ _ _, . • . V -« • v _*-¦« v • ' ,' * ' The Miller s Son ' The Monks of Kilcrea ,' &c. I young clergymen belonging to the ' High Ch u rch ' ' —' Childe Harold/ canto IV. (Collins) with I » - — — — — - — — — ~ 0 ^^ ^^ ^u ^ -^ ^»«* ^_* ** ^^^ ™^ ™ —^ The younga j sec^^ tion of the Establishment. Jady ^^ ^^ notes and biographical sketch.— Universa l Instruc- I the post of national schoolmistress in a takes tor (Ward, Lock, & Co.) new part.—Frienilt I village, while retaining her position among small Greetings (Rel. Tract Soc.) new part.—Beeton' i I the aristocracy of the neighbourhood. This, of _f_/ - __ Encyclo/*c-yotc^/ccpcediaw'tct (Ward^Ti ttiu, Lock_vjua , &ix/ Co.)v/u,^ papartrt 6o , witjwitii i I¦ , affo rd s good * situat ions/ in a literary course numerous interesting articles, illustrated.—Th e I ense. Of the clergymen, both bra ve and high- s Welcome (S. W. Partridge) illustrated new part — I ^^b ^v^_> ^r _* ^_* —— —¦ —"r — ~ —-—-—- — - ,v one leaves the Church and destroy^^j s minded men, __. _. _ « —• Sunday at Home (Rel. Tract Soc.) new part, with I consci ence Fake ; the other* his prospects for numerous engraviugs.—Zfo y's Oe^? r (' Leisure I rescui ng a min e full of men, his P^^ perishes in Hour ' Offic e) new part, with much entertaining I parishioners, from certain death . The narrative, and stirring matter, illustrated. — Disra _ _ _r _ ¦ ¦ eli's I______! at rs , in stead of fl agging as the f * • * * n • . *_r vw-i- -w . . not remarkable fi t ' Curiosi ties of Literature' (Ward, Lock, & Co.) I third volume is reached, becomes intensely i nterest- new part , 64 closely printed 8vo. _¦ pages._ _^____ —_ I______! •» ~r 1 * "¥^ v • . • f% ~r~*. . «_.___ * • ing— towards the close. The progress of the story c? ¦*- *—' *' Haydn's ' Dictionary of Dates/ 17th ed. (Ward, I gives the author an opportunity of delineating Lock, «fe Co.) containing Haarlem to St. John's I ' West Riding people, the ' kindest in the world ; Gate, Clerkenwell.— Land, Sea, and Sky (Ward, ^_^ « _^ _^**j \ . _k __^ -_i -^ _ I I^_____l the struggle to gain a living in Australia of a Lock, & Co.) part 6, wi th tinted page engravings. I young man of gentlemanly antecedents ; the and otlier graphic illustrations.—Bectoris Greet I humours of an election , the speeches, and the Book of Poetry ( Ward , Lock, & Co.) part 17 , I V -W^_ V -w —*- -^ — "— — — — - - — " | g ' J various manoeuvres employed to ' g^J et a seat ; extending from Heber to Coleridge.—AH and m Engli sh travel l ing lif e in Italy ; the life of a Letters, edited by Comyns Carr (Remington) ¦ conscientious clergym an wh o has to minister containing masterpieces of tapestry, the church ¦ among an exceptionally slow ;ind heavy people, &c. of Santa jMaria dello Grazie, at Milan , &c. &<., ¦ Altogether, the reader of novels may look for with numerous full-pag e and other engravings, I good entertainment in ' Love the Debt/ —' Arabian ^Ni ghts,' sixpenny edition (Ward , I Lock, & Co.), illustrated by Millais, lenniel , &c ¦ From Th.e Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.—'Bible Picture Book : Old Testa- ' Picture Book : New Testament.' ; I ment ; ' Bible Books received for Notice— j ¦ ^^h. v B «^ ii ¦ -"^ -^^ ' —— ' — — — — — -^^ ^^^ ^^ J M m 9 V Two books of illustrations, with accompanj'ing^ — - ^ -mr —r r _r — ^r ^w^ -^^^ —— -^— - g of the Bible stories which possess the Tho Hol iest Manhood (Macmillan^^ & Co.) I^^^^^^^^_ letterpress, ¦ est attractions for young readers. The plates The National Budget, &c. (ditto). great N" ¦ are printed in colours on a gold ground, and will The ew Conveyancing Act (R. Amer) . j Co. ) ¦ be voted by young folks to be remarkably eff ecti vo. Of the Imitation of Christ (Kegan Paul & j How India is Governed (d i tto). ______I ! Alfred A. Holme ( Jarrojd & Sons). j ¦ From Mr. Edward Stanford.—'Wholesome ' ¦ Houses : a Handbook of Domestic Sanitation Memories of our Great Towns (Chatto & Vnnih-) and Ventilation.' 35y E. Gregson Banner, C.E. Boggie's Boast (F. E. Longley). I The Foster Brother's Story (ditto). ! ¦ ._ _. _ — ______New.— — and— revised edition. The author,j who adopt^_ s ¦ Lord BeaconsfieUV s unful filled programme, ' Sani- Lancashire Folk-Lore (John Hoywood). j ¦ tas ganitatum, omnia sanitas,' rs his motto, gives Lancashire Legends (ditto). ( ^neidos Li bor Sextus (W. Collins, Sons, & Ca) j ¦ us a practical treatise, with copious illustrations ¦ Li foof the Prince Consort, People's Edition (.Simtb, I of House Ventilation foe which his own system , ! ¦ ystem,' has received a large Elder *, & Co.) ... _ -,. \ i __¦ named ' the Banner S * Fan-an). ¦ The Over the Seas and Far Away (Griffith & | measure of public approval. importance of Stoct)- ¦ the subject has been recentl brought home to the Affluence, Poverty, «nd Pauperism (Kllio t j y ^Il ) ¦" ¦ public mind by the occu rrence of blood-poisoning Our Home bejond the Tide (David Jiryco & Twelve Sermons on Various Subjects, by C. H- ' ¦ duringCJ the convalescence of the Duchess of Con- •Spurgeon ( Passmore & Alabaster). H naught, and there are, it is to be feared , very few Son;- • ¦ ¦ persons in tho range of whose private acquaintance The Koign of Christ on Earth (S. Ba^^r & similar instances of disease directly attributable From the Kel i gious Tract Society : H to sewer gas Jun e not occurred. Mr. Banner The Happy JResolvo. H gives evidence from clergymen as to the benefit The Blind P>oy of tlio Tsl:ind. ¦ resulting from tho application of his princi ples to Hungering and Thirsting. H tho ventilation of churches, and he also adds a Herbert and his Sister. jH chapter on the ventilation of railway carriages, Easter Greetings. H which, in these days of constant travelling and Heaven's Sunshino. i H long journeys, is a matter of almost equ.il im- AVithout Intending It. ¦ portance. The Sunny Valley. I Little Strokes fell Gro.it Oaks. : ¦ From Messrs. "Wade & Co. — RiiSHoH'a ' Free Harry Blalv o's TrouhU-s. j H Trad e the Exterminator.' The title continues : Talks with Undo Morris. i I * tho whole case stilted , with full elucidations on Winter and its Five- Sennon.s. H the subject, and i rresistible statistics which free- Do you Wjm t a Friend ? H tradors find it convenient to garble or ignore. ' Bertie's Question and its Ans»v«T. ¦ I Tho critic's task in this cas e is a li ght one. I houghts on Prayer. ~ _$fl April i, 1882 The Publishers' Circular 293 II The Tr uth of the Christian Reli gion . Sy lvia' s Home Journal . ¦ Talks abou t Chr istian Reli gion. The Girl 's Own Pa per ) m i_ _ T3 » _ /% t~» ' Golden , all Golden.' Tract Society). Char ley's Log. %£ *gl H^f^ f (*"g*» xm j ^» » ^"^ ^— ^^ — — ^ Cousin^^^ \ ^ 9^ ^^ Jack 's Adventures . The Tract l&a gazine J The Pa tched Frock. Th e Church Worker (Church of Englan d S. S. Canning's Lor d Macaulay (Smith , Elder , & Co .) Institute). Childe Harold , Byron 's (W. Collins . Sons, & Co.) The Churc h S. S. Ma gazine (Church of England Story of a Long and Busy Life(W.& R. Cham bers ). S. S. Institute ). — — w — — ^~^ AM ^l Shadowedp g f ^ a %j^ ^^m ^r » ^ Love (W^L . Stevens).* From Ward , Lock , & Co. The Doctor of Rungapor e (F. Warne & Co.) Land , Sea, and Sky, April. Ma p of Wales (W. & A. K. Johnston ). Hay dn's Dictionar y of Dates , April. Ha ndboo k to accompany ditto , wi th Remarks on Holy Thoug hts, Part 7. Teaching Map Geogra phy (ditto). D'laraeli 's Curiositi es, A pr il. i V V ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ — ' ^^ —^ ^^ — — — — ^^ J M — ^^ W ! W.^ &^^^S^^r A. K. Joh nston s Statistical Atlas , part XV., Beeton's Book of Poe try , April. Popu lation (ditto). Beeton's Encyclopaedia , April. Uaiversa l Instructor , A pril. Pamphlets and Magazines. History of the World , Part 6. Fami ly Altar_ ,9 —Part — _ 12._ . Kevised Vers ion of the New Testament , what is Househol^ d Medicine , Par t 6. to be said for and against it (St. Giles Pri n ting Jt ollin's Ancient History, Part 6. Co.) Epochs and Episodes of History , Part 5. Art and Letters , April (Remington & Co.) Thrift Book , Part 7. -- -_ -__ __ — __— — ' ^- — _ |_—j — — _ v _ - _ Frase r s Magazine,—, ,f April (Longmans & Co.) Scientific R ecreations Part ^ , 7. Our Little Ones (Griffith and Farran ). 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Estimates and samples by return post. iWiffi giff S^ ^ * 336 The Publishers' . Circular April __ ^ ^ -^ c 5S7 —¦$ £ ¦iiiW ESTLEYS & CO.M- kS^Bsco—§>-k——•—-^—^—^— •—->§—4-—° °j e;a/ I BOOKBIND ERS"! "SI " iP^ London : 10 FRIAB , STREET , DOCTORS 5 COMMONS , E.C. k* ——4 POKEIGN LITERAT URE . SAMPSON LOW, MARSTON, & CO., English, Arrwri can, For eign,and \ Colonial Booksellers and Publishers, 188 Fleet Street,London , will f orward,post free, to any address, a List of French , German, and American Newspapers and \ Perio dicals, with Rates of Subscription ; also Catalogues of a large variety of Foreign Books always kept in stock. Books not in stock, or Rare Books, pro- cured with the leas t delay. Express parcels from the Continent Twice a Week Six Copies of Catalogues of Old and Rare Books sent, free of eocpense, to the most likely Foreign Purchasers . They 'must be delivered (free of expense), ! addressed Foreign Department. Catalogues of Old and Rare Foreign Booh can also be had. Agents in all the principal Cities of the World. Commis- sions executed in all matters connected with International Copyright, both at Home and Abroad. T. GatesTJI^IZsr Darton & Co. 3^^^nSTTJF^^OO? C3- ZBOO^i:BI2sr iDElK/S 7 KIRBY STREET, HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, E.C. T. GATES DARTON (late of thejlrm of Westleys fy Co., JF?*iar Street) has newly erected pivmtses, supplied t7iroughout with Engine poiver, at the above address. They (ire central , accessible, ainp le, and convenient, and furnished with machinery and implements of the newest and most approved character f or Bookbinding, DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES ON APPLI CATION. . i OUPPLIBD to the TRADE on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. A large Stock of ^ Popular Foreign Education al, Literary, and Scientific Work s always on hand. JV.J9.—Fas t-Train Par cels received from the Continent twice a week, SAMP SON LOW , MARSTON , SEARLE , & RIVINGTON ourt ), ( Proprietors of th.e business of the late firm of William Alijlv & Co., Btatio ners *-ha ll C Crown Buildings , 1 8& Fl eet Street , London , E.C. . c*s ' April i, 1882 The Publishers Circul ar 337 Messrs. HOLMES & SON , Mr. A. M. BUBG-HE S, & ©altar s VALUER & ACCOUNTANT Qztouni mtB TO PUBLISHERS , BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS , TO jjBOOKSELLERS uujvo , STATION ERS , PRINTERS , NEW S- PRINTERS , tte., TO pApBR PR OPRIETORS , &c. &c. la PATERNO STER ROW , 66a PATEENOSTER ROW, Is instructed to Sell the following Businesses : * instructed to sell the fo llowing businesses :— Are PAPEK MERCHANT and PRINTER'S j STATIONER S and PRINTERS.— BUSINESS. Established 30 years. Splendid TO The Propr ietor of a hi gh-class and old- tow n , west of England. Fine corner premises , established Business, which, he has carried on ver y Moderate ren t. Returns £11,000 per annum . About successfully for upward s of 40 years , is desirous of £3 ,GOO required. A thorou ghly sound concern. ret iring, and wishes to meet with a Gentleman to the Ha lf-Share with his Son. Cap ital OLD and RARE BOOKS, &c—A valuable pur chase Business near the Strand. Uni collection req uired about £2,000. The "Returns are about , que hi h pro fits. An exceptionall of Forei gn Stamps , Autograp hs, &c. First-c lass £8 ,000 a year at g y , opportuni ty. premis es ; very good position. Rent £100 ; 16 good years ' lease. A profi t of £1 ,000 a-year ; very safe. TX)OKSELLING, STATIONERY, a^d About £2,500 required. Suitable for a gentleman D FANCY TJRADE. —An old-established first- who has some knowled ge of anti quities. class Business in South Coast Watering-p lace. The T>RIN TLN G.—Large first-class Business in pre mises are in the finest position of the town , and -!• the heart of the City. Splendid premises at held on lease at very low rent of £70. Returns moderate rental ; 21 years ' lease. Present retu rns I abou t £3,000 a year. Total purchase about £2,000, nearl y £15,000 a-year , and increasing. A Hal f ; of which part may remain. Share would be sold at hal f valuation of stock : ab out £4,000. TO STATIONE RY and FANCY TRADE. End A first-class Business, in th e best position in PRINTING.—Leading B usiness, West *- -*- of London , in good position. Very fine plant. the Isle of Wight. Business established over 40 , ,800 years , and has changed hands but once. A very Rent £80 (very low) ; long lease. Returns £1 good living. Has always been manage d by a Lad y; a-year ; good profits. First-c lass connection ; a could be much increased. About £500 required. growing business ; thoroug hly sound. A Half Share may be purchased for about £800. DRINTING & STATIONERY BUSINESS pANCY TRADE.—A good Business, ¦*• ( Commerci al ), in the finest business town in *- established 20 years , in important London England. Established ab out 20 years . Cap ital thoroug hfare. Rent £60 ; very fine premises , seven- j premises , in very good position . Return s about roomed house ; long lease. Returns £1,000 a-year , £2,000, mostl y cash. About £750 in cash , balance read y mon ey. • Abou t £300 required. easy. pRUM TIN G and STATIONERY.—Old- , O -*• established Business in the city of Liverpool ; T STAT IONERS and BOOKSELLERS. suitabl e for an energetic pract ical man. Very fine -*- An opportunit y presents itsel f to a good busi- plant ; excellent position ; good commercial con- ness Young Man , with a thoroug h knowled ge of the trad e nection. Return s at present , £2,000 ; capable of | and with a capital of £500, of entering much increase. About £600 in cash ; balance easy. int o Partner shi p in a first -class improving Business at a favour ite resort of the"South Coast . STATIONERY, PRINT IiNG, and BOOK- ^ SELLING. —Leading business , in first-class STATIONERY and FANCY TRADE, in Cathedral town , Midland Counties. Rent £150 ; a capital main position , West End. Established finest premises in the town. Returns £3,000 a-year. 25 years. Eetur ns about £ 1 ,200 Under the man- Established 100 years. Proprietor retiring, having agement of a Lad y. The business could be much made his fortune. About £1,500 requ ired. Full increased . About £500 to £600 required. investigation allowed. First- BOOKSE STATIONERY and PRINTING.— LLING, STATIONERY, a__ d class manufacturing town in Lancashire . Profits , r MINTING BUSINESS.—A fine old Business very over £250 a-year. Rent only £43 , good prem ises, |? attr active town, North of Eng land. Estab- requ ired. A lished half- in leading thoroughfare. About £500 a-centur y. Returns over £3 ,000 a year rare bargain. Business capab le of large increase aUngh pro fits. ^ Purchase money about £1 , 800. 0T^ IO N __TRir"and BOOKSELLING.— STATIONERY and IfANCyHbUSINESS^ £5 Pleasant town in Kent. Establ ished over 30 in firs t-r ate Suburb years. Eeturns average £800 a-year. Ten-roome d u of London . Established * year s. Rent now reduced to £25 a year , by house an d fine shop. About £300 requir ed. »; , £ a P a *t of the pre mises. Returns about End of London. Returns a T> AZ A AR.—West *M00 year. About £600 required . J-> £15 a week. Established over 20 years. ; Propri etress retir ing. No charge for goodwill. An ' STAT IONERY and FANCY BUSINESS About Sout h , excellent opportunity for one or two ladies. Coast , near the Isl e of Wi ght. Capital requi red . On Cing £250 ^ftr« V the Po8t Office - Establish ed 30 ~ 7 IoW ren fc Businees T^^^CY WAllEHOUSE.--Fir3t-cla8s Lon- com£ ? if , - prod uces a. very premise s. ^fortableJLmpg. About £300 requir ed . J- don Busines s ; main road , S.E. Pine Rent only £33 ; long lease. Profits over £200 nett. About £500 require d. A thoroug hly sound business. B°?i^^ G5^r~^TA^ BUSINESS. Established 40 years. ^abhshedErta blUhSF!? —Midland Counties , ^o years. A finear old Business. Bo- iJdontMy Register of Businesses fo r Disposal for- 7 a y° AU to Mr. A. M. Bur ghks, aCJZj ^*^«.you requir ed - < * valuation. warded post-free on application a^ ^'T. 1a Paternoster. Row, London f E. C. " ¦'¦-' ¦ ¦ I m ' ' ¦ ! _____. .. . , - - -V ¦ '_J ; ^^_ 2. ^ _.^_1_1 ^ 1^ ' ' ^^^^^mI m ^M?|» ^^^MM M ¦!¦ ' ' * #—^^ ^^^ — — ^^^ ^^— ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^m ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^U ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 338. The Publishers' Circular April 1, ^ TiTR. W ILHELM FRICK (late Faesy and " ¦*• Friek), Bookseller to the Imperial and Royal SDNDERLAP LIBRARY . Court , Vienna , Graben 27, will than k English Publ ishers and Booksellers to forward Pro spectuses and Catalogu es of New Books as well as of Old and Rare "Works , and will be glad to undert ake the SE COND PORTIO N. disposal wholesal e of important Books. TlfESSRS. PUTTICK & SIMPSON PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS : an , 47 -*- assorted Stock of all interesting subj ects. Leicester S " quare , W.C., beg to announce that Olyett , 5 Endell Street , Long Acre, Lond on, W.C. the Sale of the Second Pobtion of the Sundeexand Libeab y will take place on Monda y, April the 1 7th , and nine following days (Sunda y excepted) . A very 'TENDERS wanted for 21 year s' Illustra ted A- London News, 1848, 1 851-71. Gr ood large number of literary rarities will be found in condition, unbound. —J. W. Hudson , Bookseller , 39 London the Catalogue , which includes several extremel y rare Street , South port. chronicles in Latin , French , Spanish , Portuguese , &c , including Verard' s edition of the ' Chroni ques de S. pUBLISHERS of LOCAL DIRECTORIES Denys ' 14D3 ; and the ' Chroni ques de Normendie ,' ¦*¦ please forwa rd Prospectuses and Terms to by G. Letaille ur , H87 ; an edition of the ' Chronica Man ager , British Pub lishing Company, 8 Argyll del Rey Don Rodri go/ printed by L. de Q-ayanis in Street , Regent Street , W. Seville in 1499 ; a ra re edition of the * Chr onica de Guarino Mesquino ,' Seville, by Juan Yarela , 1527 ; an exhaustive series of the collected and separate T RAD E VALUATION. works of Cicero , including editiones pri ncipes of ME. ADAM HOLDEN, Bookseller &c, 1 the Rhetorica , De Oratore , Opera Philosop hica, 48 Church Stre et, Liverpool , having had a e in the d ifferent branches GTusculanse Qusesti ones, De Officiisf long and varied experienc , &c., by Fust and of tlje Trade of a Booksei/ler and Stationer , offers Schoiffer , 1465—also the second edition by the to undertake the Valuation of any Business for same printers—E pistolae ad Familiares , Epistolse ad Probate Duty, or for Sale or Transfer , in any part I Brutum. Ther e are also firs t editions of the , of the Country. I following Authors :—Chrysos tom, Claudian , Clemens Terms (moderate) on app lication, I Alexandra nus , Clemens V. Pap a, Quintus Curtius , Cypria n , Cyril , Demosthenes , Dictys Cretensi s, Dio 48 Church Street , Liverpool. I : Cassius , Dto Chr ysostomus , Diodoru a Siculus , Dio- genes Cynicus , Diogenes Laertius , Dionysius Hali- and I carnassus , Dioscorid es, Euclides , ME.' GEO. NEWMAN, Auctioneer Eurip ides, his services in all I Eusebius , Eutr opius, Fontinus , Galen , Aulus Valuer to the Trade , offers G-ellius matters of Sale, Transfer , or Valuations for Par tner- I , &c , &c. There are no less than fifteen orough I books printed upon veliAjm: ship or Probate ; his long exper ience and th , amongst which are the enab le him to I Rationale of Duran dus, the first and second editi ons knowledge of the var ious branches render very valua ble assistance to either Vendor or I of Cicero 's Offices , and the Constitutions of Clemen t ~ expense I , V. all printed by Fust and Purchaser on very moder ate term s. No Schoiffer ; the Rhetori c, ister. Offices: I and Tusculan Disputations , by Jenson ; the Aldine in placing parti culars on th is Reg Rhetorica , De Ora tore and Orationes ; and the 51 Londo n Wall , E.C. I editio prince ps of Aulus GrelHus , by Sweynheym and Pannar tz, 1469. The following MSS. occur CUTTING I also in this portion ; Opuscula of Chry sostom , WANTED.—A Second-l and MACKIN E of good mak e, knife must; be I Gre gory of Antioe h and Gr egory of Nazianze n ; a I , Palim psest Codex 30 inches vide. Also small PERF ORATING containing an uncial MS. of the ball action , ¦ Gospels (8th centur y) ; works of E MACHINE and PAPE R PRESS , with phraem Syrus in lists invited. ¦ Greek , and two Greek Service Books of the 13th to take demy. Manufactu rers ' price and 14th centurie s. The Catal ogue contains like- A. Wheaton & Co., Exeter. ______I wise a num ber of interesting and valuable editions , -I of Dante 's jDivina Commedia ; beginnin g with a , ELECTKOS I Nearl y contemp orar y MS. of the Inferno with npO PUBLISHERS.—Wanted » ¦ copious J- of Wood Engravings , histor ical , trav el, natu comments in Latin , by Guido of Pisa, and on »p ¦ including the first and history, or juvenile subj ects.—Pr oofs sent Ul most ancient pri nted editions. & ¦ There will also be found a series of ori ginal editions proval to • Publisher ,' care of Messrs . Castle ^ of Dugdale 's work s, Clarend on's Histor y illustrated Salisbury Square , Fleet Stree t, E.C. I with 360 portrait s—half of which are drawings in sepia— a very extensive series of Frenc h Historical LEICESTER. —TO BE LET. I Books and Tra cts ; extendi ng ¦ over a period of a /TO BOOKSELLERS, PR INTERS, Sl£ hund r ed years (1563-1663) ; a series of rar e Italian , PI"* Plays ; several editions of the A TIOME #S, BOOK BINDEBS I Memoirs of Commine s cl0lx * ** -—beginnin g with the first—Collecti ons of Councils ; SELLERS , &c.—Tha t lofty and *V* {se$i I to in Dwelling-house , and extensir e Business ±J «j ¦ rare ^orks relatin g America ; books fine Marna Kci ftC0| ¦ bindings with situate in the best busines s par t of tho the Arms and Names of forme r pos- Gallery ^ * sessors ; &c. &c. Leicester ; with large Fine Art „, II y to Mr. W. "• ¦ grap hic Galler y.—App l mr.Ko. mte . . .. Catalogues , .price 5s., by p ost 5s. 6d. are now Lofii^by Eane , Leicester ; or to the owner , ™ t Leicester . 1. read y, and can be had on applicati on. Browne , Bufton Lod ge, Pesford, _, ^&M • ¦ ¦ • F' ... . ' • .. - . / flfc f A^ —"" ' "~~" " " " QBr rii i, 18S2 ^ e Publishers ' Circula r 339 A MBMMMMMBM n MMMMaHBMia ^ HMHHnMHtHB a VHM M naMMMMM ^ MMH M MMMMiBa ^ aa ^ ^ * BOOKSELLE RS WANTING ASSISTANTS. T3OOKSELLERS' and STATIONERS* -L> ASSISTANT seeks HE-ENGAGEMENT. f AD ASSISTANT or MANAGER Age 23 years. Good window-dresser3 etockJkeeper, ; HE wanted, experienced in a publishing house. and salesman. Seven years' flrst*class experience. Good salary to an energetic and competent man.— Good references. Town or country.—Address F. E. Bacon, Map and Fine Art Publisher, Hodge, 4 Suffolk Road London, S.E. Address Mr. , South Norwood^ 127 Strand , W.C. •noOKSELLING and STATIONERY.— ENGAGEMENT wanted by a, Young Man, V A qualified JUNIOR ASSISTANT, accustomed j *-l age 23, as Clerk or Bookkeeper. Willing to to a high-class trade. Good address and smartness i assist in the Stationery or Publishing business. indispensable.—Apply, with references and salary ' Four years in first- class house. With good re- required, Beta, Publishers' Circular Office , 188 ferences.—Address A. A., Publishers ' Circular Office, Fleet Street, London. 188 Fleet Street, London, E.O. WANTED, a Young Man as ASSISTANT to the Book, Stationery, and Fancy Trades. EE-ENGAGEMENT wanted as General Address H. Nye, Tunbridge Wells, inclosing C. de V. ASSISTANT in the Book and Stationery Busi- and references and stating age, height, and salary. ness, by a Young Man, having a thorough knowledge of a general country trade. Good reference.— 1 F. Brown, care of E. & S. Brackett, Booksellers &c, BOOKS ELLERS ASSISTANT S WANTIN8 Colchester, Essex. SITUATION S, A DVERTISER seeks a situation as D00KSELLING and STATIONERY.— -£*¦ ASSISTANT. Good window-dresser, sales- i> SITUATION wanted by a Young Lady. Four man, and stockkeeper. Or would take entire years' experience. Good saleswoman. Could assist management. 15 years' experience. Apply = with bookkeeping. Good reference from present E. J. B., 147 Mount Pleasant Terrace, Hastings. employer.—Address • C.,' Montacute House, Sutton, , : : : rr\ ) Surrey. PRINTER'S ASSISTA NT WANTING SITUATION. TO BOOKSELLERS &c. — Wanted, a A SITUATION as Assistant in a good trade. TO MASTER PRINTERS. — Wanted, Nine years' first-rate experience. Well acquainted L MANAGEMENT of Country JobbiDg Office , with leather goods.—Apply J. O. ~B., Mr. Rowley's, or Situation in such, office. Good testimonials.— Woodhouse Lane, Leeds. G. Curtis, 2 Bread Street, Warminster. BOOKS WANTED TO PTTRC HASE. Partic ulars of price $c. to be sent direct to the pa rties whose names and addresses are given. Notice.— We desire to draw attention of Correspondents under this head , 'Books Wanted,* to an oft-repeated caution to J> e ar or mm careful not to remit cash or stamps without— - being— f-ully - - satisfied of the bona fr ides of^ the communications,— as ^ ^ Swindlers have adopted the plan of reporting books and requiring stamps in payment; but their only address is f ound to be a local p ost-offi ce ; on the other hand , our nibscribersshould be careful in supplying books to advertisers unknown to them. 1 Acock, J. a., 21 Broad Street, Oxford Baily BOOKS WANTED TO PTTRCH ASE—continued. BickersA Bon, 1 Leicester Square, W.C. Cornish, J. E.% 33 Piccadilly,Manchester >^K^l/a A.\J\J\J v> JwA. *»v> ^ «J *.UV A A% ^ V «/ MUU J Hayward's Biog. and Grit. Essays, 2 v. 8vo. 1st. Ser. 1§58 Magazine ofV^ Art.V* Jul«^ UiJy 1879 and Oct. 1880 (Cassell\ V lVjO t?li )J PercyL-Vl VJ onYSX1. IronX1VU andMUM Steel#>^»#^*w* Morley's English Writers. Vol. 1, Parts 1, 2 Lech's Rationalism in Europe, 2 vol3. 8vo. Sandys' The Fourth Gospel Brown's Forester Calvert's Mechanic's Reference Book Archaeological Society. Complete set Tommy Try and What he Did in Science ¦ m ¦ ¦ ¦ » A'Becket'/\ f mwzm. > , VestigesV ¦^-' P«J*« ^ aj ^ ^^KusbcII' »»j lani— i r~>n-» r^ sk^ Life^ aa n ^ of^^ a, Moorev^ ^^ .Jk ^^ Beautiful Poetry. Vol. 3 (Cruckford ^ JHawshead on Wills. 1826 (London) Fawn , J., & Sen, 18 Queen' s Road , Bristol -™ Cornish Brothers, 87 New Street, Birmingham ManningAJu.«^» AA4AA*p Cornish, J +E.r 16 St. Ann' s Square, Mancliester George , W.,2<5 Park Street, Bristol ->« ofl lytJ DO VVia. jlCJAi*. Volfl.» v— 12--,, I« . Moran's Persecution of Irish Catholics BritishX>I.tl)ltl U EssayXaBOW iJ 'ltJists, 38 vols. 1823. ^'^ Peacock's Headlong Hall Burke's Landed Gentry. 1852. Vol. 1 Tytier's History ol Henry VIII. JLorna Doone, 8 vols. James' Henry Smeaton Scenesficenes fromfrom Clerical Life,. 2 vola. 1 ^ aMWI! Clarke's The Iron Cousin Bentham's Flora. Vol. _^<^ 1( -~ ¦ ¦ ' - : ¦ ' ' " ' I ' ¦ n ... i • ¦¦ . ! • ii. ¦ i ii.i i i iii ' . i i i ¦ ,, , . i i - a iffi ' ^ .. ' . ~- mmmjA ^> ' l882 The Publishers' Circular 34I rili ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦ - —i i ¦ i _ _ BOOKS WANTED TO PURCHASE —continued. Bt , a *nt S E., Sl High Street, Belfast Jarrold A Sons London and Exchange Streets, Norwich Annual Register. Vols. 53 to 1864 Edgeworth'a Castle Rackrent «V ** ¦ Engineer.J IMJ»i»» *VV * a Nos.^^ ^^ **rw 1227-» M ^ V toWVS 1239Jh. ^ Gill E. W., 21 King Street, Stroud Cobbett's Political Register. Vote. 20 to 29 life of Madame Tussaud, 2 vols. Pie rotti's Jerusalem Explored Pitman's Phonographic Dictionary Sunday at Home. Feb. 1881 Churchill on Hypophosphites Gladding, J., 28A Paterno ster Square , B.C. Cambridge Mathematical Examination Papers . Strickland'3 (Agnes) Pilgrims to "Walsingham Wright's The Churchman. Vols. 3, 4 1831 Hunter's Gazetteer of India, 9 vols. Hall's Life with the Esquimaux. 1862 ( London) Johnson , E., 30 Trinity Street, Ca mbridge Smith's ( Mrs. Pearsall) Frank Bosworth's Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, 8vo. 1838 Rask's Anglo-Saxon Grammar. 1st edit. Oun Robert, 6 Prin ceof Wales Road , N. W. Longfield's Chaldee Grammar London Gazette, with Supplement. June 23, 1881 Desperate Remedies, 3 vols. 1871 Weekly Notes. June 9, 1866 Luc an, ed. Weise, 8vo. 1835 ' Journal and Reporter. April 28, 1860 Solicitors_ . __ .1 TT1 _• f\ *m f\ t* "I *" ¦ .1! _ 'J t T^ 1 * * f* Legal Observer and Solicitors' Journal. Feb. 10, 17, 1855 Juta , Ueelis, & Co., 9 & 10 St. Bride' s Avenue, F..C. De Bernardy's Next of Kin Register Goodall's Exposition of the Gospel of St. John Conrad's Story of the Reformation in Bohemia Hamilton, Adams, & Co., 32 Paternoster Row, B.C. s Dictionary of Political Economy Werner's (Patrick Synies) Nomenclature of Colour Macleod' _ Spencer'k s Socialj~ * m m Statics/"t * I • Significance of Christian Names Infinitesimal Calculus, 4 vols. or separately Page's Noble "Workers Price's Daisy. Vols. 2 to 6 Il ayward , T., 35 Oxford Street , Manchester Dolby's Vocal Score for Soprano and Contralto. Four copies Booker's Blackley Bamford's Walks in Lancashire Kerby & Endean , 440 Oxford Street, W. W&4 «A> V^«««ifc *n* VA4WVAAW v\»»»«»**^jj a~»W 1 vr A MMM ^f%J W Scott's Waverley Novels, 25 vols. Library edit. Lear^b4 's Nonsense* 1 ,| containing * The-^ Owl"s^ and the^«4^^ Pussy^ %-*' Cat^^ W ' aa.j u.j ChetbamViiv UUCwUX SocietyK-TVrWJkV/ w^y 'sw Publications.» ** *^* .^^^ »« »/*. v *-* w» Any vols.t vr«u * and * Mrs. Jingly Jones ' (J. R. Bush) British. 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