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A17D General H&corti of 2&ttti £f» anb jp oreisn Stoature CONTAINI NG A COMPLETE ALPHABE TICAL , LIST OP I ALL NEW WOR KS PUBLISH ED IN GREAT BRI TAIN AND EVERY WORK OF INTEREST PUBLISHED ABROAD [Issued on tl:e 1st and 15th of each Month]
P*rc* 3d. November 15, 1884 SSl ml ^n
a o 3sr T" Ei 3sr a: s UTERAEY INTELLIGENCE 1190—1204 ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1193—1196 OBrrUABYUDU UAJ\ X H111»»9G m !!!..* ... . • TRADE CHANGES ...../...... U97 LEGAL 1111979 7 CORRESPONDENCE 1197, 11 9s .....!...... * * ....!!!!...... /...!..... BOOKS RECEIVED .....!...... !...... !.!!...... 1198—1204 INDEX TO BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN BETWEEN NOVEMBER 1 AND 15 1205—1207 BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN FROM ifOVE IBER 1 TO 15 120 7—1213 AMERICAN NEW BOOKS 1213—1214 NEW EDITIONS AND BOOKS LATELT PUBLISHED 1215—1227, 1240 BOOKS ENT THE PRESS , 121G, 1220, 1226, 1227, 1240 tfKOELLANEOUS 1228—1233 BUSINESSES K)R SALE 1232 ASSISTANTS WANTED , 1232, 1233 " ' " WANT SITUATIONS ...... "!. I233 BOOKS FOR SALE 1233, 1234 * " 500X8 WANTED TO PIJRCHASE . ...."!...... I23fi—123D msriDiEix: to advertisers -[rrowmnith (J. W.), Bristol 1222 Harper ' s Young Peop le 1221 Olyett 1232 ^atotype (The) Company 1232 Hutt (C.) 1230 Pagen, (WT.) 1232 wn&Co 1230 Jackson (A.) 1239 Paper Mt/cers* Circular 1228 «»U Co 1228 Kent & Co 1228 Phillips (H. 8.) 1232 Jwler (a. 0.), Peterborough 1228 Letts, Son , & €o 1224« Phillips (S. O.) 1281 jnapmaa & Hall 1240 Lipsius & Tisclier 122$ Simpkin, Marshall, & Co 1224, 1228 Sf^a & Cie 1228 Low & Co 1218 , 12 10, 122 1 Sonnenscbein & Co 1228 £*>? (T. Gates) & Co 1230 Macmillan & Co 1220 Spalding & Hod#e 1229 K^Oo 1222 Maxwell (J. & K.) 1225 Spon (E. & F. N.) 1216 JjcWnson & co 1231 Mitchell & Son* 1234 Stillie ( Edinburgh) 1228 ds Taer ,n ¦ Q.) 1232 JJld 1224 Morgan & Scotb^.. , ^M . 1217 Stonoham (W. SSS N.) 1228 Morton (Joh ^C^THjSSSjv-••-• 1216vm Virtae & Go 1282 ^PBrr au Whittln gham & Co 123(J ft ' &Co - 1222, 1226, 1227 Nelson & V^ vij ^+WSS:' •• 5Kr?n > Adams, & Co...... 1224 Newinan^^\^4 *I^V^A... 1232 Young & Co. (Edinburgh) 1222 fl«W# Magoaim 1219 Novello,^^ M^3^S.).. 1230
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*k ggduced Cost to the Retail Bookseller for Copies in an elaborate : Ornam ental Wrap per (especially designed this year ), with Name and Address , can be had on application. I , ... , . , .. . , , . , ' . , ... , ¦ . ¦ >—»*»! Jk\ ' ll^ ^ rfh^te^k^MMhjAri^tolftHlHril^flH^^II^^JIfllllHfllfl^^^ ... . ' ^A.rf^A^to^h^HUBfc . * ^^^^L^ ^^^^^^^^^^VV^Il^^iyil^BHMHBMtfMftHABI^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^.^^^^^^^^MbA ^ ^ ¦, 1 ^^^^K^H 1) , ¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ 1 ¦ : ; '^ ' ? ^ 1 II B ^^Tt l W - ' -vo v -^so ^^^ f 3! j 1190 The Pub lisher ^ Circular I NW. 15i l^j
I DEATH OF MR. JOSEPH JOHNSON MILES.
I I The English publis hin g trad e have lost one of its most respected and honoure d
____ .______. __ __, ___ _ _ — — j — r — lost one of their — w A j ^. and many of the London charities hav e ^ members ^ , ^ most sta unc h^ ^ friends , by the death of Mr. Josep h Johnson Miles , who, on November 1, pass ed away to his well-earned rest , full of years , and , it may without exagger atio n be added , leaving behind him many golden memories. Alth ough, in th e best sense of the words , a man of business and to a great extent the archite ct of his own fortune , lie never allowed the calls of the counting-house to engross his atten tion , but , in the midst of the ever-increasing activities of the well-known firm over which ^b ._ ^_ ^k _. __. ^_h _ __. — ^h _¦_ ^B ____ ^B j_ ^ M _ ^ ^p. he presided , he found time not only for much careful thoug ht aaid benevolence
------_, _ __ ¦ towards the less fortunate workers of his own craft j but for those - —- -—-- . ». - ^^ ^ ^-, «^ _k , private ¦__ H ^^ chariti es ___ ^__ -___ _ 4_i^ ^V_-— _ ___> . ^ V 4 A ^_. ^_l V ^__ _. __h ph ___ I around his homestead at Highgate , where his name will long be gratefull y reme m-
' j bered. If the ' monumentuni sere perex nnius was his desire , lie has it in the Oilgood jl word of rich and poor , and in the eloquent witness borne by the lar ge assembl y at I his funeral to the kindliness of heart which marked his every action. I In glancing at the career of this successful * citizen of no mean city ' it may be II noted at the outset as one of the strange accidents of our commercial system that I the name of a man to whom the words we have written may justly be applied should never hav e been included in the style and titl e of the house of which he was the head , and in which he began life as far back as 182(3. Althoug h engaged from ^ ¦i ^ p^ ^p> *. ^h ^^ p ^^ k ^_ - ^m *^>^ ^ pip ^h* ^pfc M p^bk ^ p> ^ p. the first in the nnn of Hamilton , Adams , & Co., which he entere d under Mr .
- Hamilton on October 13,J 1826,J becoming^^1 a partnerf^ in 1832,/ to the outer worl d his— connection with the business was never indicated. Born on October 1, 1811, he
was the eldest son of Mr. John Miles ,j who was for manym yearsw senior J — ' -^ "^» ^» "^ ^ ^ ^ partner in Simpkin , Marshall , & Co. , and with the faniily of another leading member of that firm he was at an early period united by the closest ties, havin g married in 1834 the eldest daug hter of Mr. Richard Marshall. In the same year in which he becam e a pa rtner in his firm , Mr. Miles was elected to the livery of the Stati oners ' Com- pany, and by a hap py coincidence , after becoming Renter Warden in 1842, it was
——v ^^v^^r^^ in^^^^^^"^^ 1882^^^^ ~^^* ~^a^r ^^^^ —th—^ ^^v^n e^^p- jubileeh ^^^ ^^»^^» -^^ -^^^ of~^p^ -^^ his^^ h.^^^ 1.^ connection-^^ ^^^ ^^bi-^^k^^^ ^^ ^^^p -^^ -^^^ ^^ -^^ «^h^^ withY -^ -^^ -^^ ^^ ^^ the— ^^^-^^ -^^ Company-^^ -*^ —^^ ^ h ^^r^^ w whosev « ^^^-^^ ^^^ ^^^ -^^^ int^V ^^^^ ^^ e~^V rests^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ T J~ he^^ fl^ "^^V eve"^^^^ ^ ^^ r^^ had^^ ^b^-^B ^ff^fe at heart—that he was placed in the Master 's Chair. The members of the Compan y have owed much to his constant attendance at their meetings and to his unweary ing devotion to the duties devolving upon him as a member of the court ; and when he reached its highest dign ity as Ma ster the event was hailed by the livery with genuine satisfac - tion. Of the trade charities Mr. Miles was a liberal supporter , and he acted as a trustee of the Booksellers ' Provident Retreat . It was only natural th at a man whose business qua lities soon secured for him a reputation in the commercia l world beyon d tbe limits of ' the Row 3 should be asked to take a prominent part in public organisations ; and we find that , among other posts which he filled , were those of director and trustee of the London Life Association ; director of the West I Middlesex Waterworks Com pany ; chairman , of Mudie 's Librar y Company ; and 1 director of the Imp roved Industrial Dwell ings Company. In his own trade circles 1 he was frequentl y called upon to act as arbitrator , and his awards were genera lly esteemed to be fair and judicial. In the management of the great philanth ro pic institutions of centra l London he took a share , and was a governor of St. Bartho lo- mew's Hosp ital, where for four years he filled the office of Almoner ; a governor of Bridewell and Bethlehem Hosp itals and of the Kin g Edward School , the committee
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1 I The Publish ers Circular t 0* 1* 18*4 j ^ I 188 Fleet Street : Nov. 15. 1884 . | | fflHE fall of the leaf, which always claims its counterpart from the great human family, has brougour ht with it manyand losses in the comparatively limited circle of men who are I X already world books ¦ ¦ I concerned^«^rned in our wona of01 dooks anu book-making,uooK-maKing, andana theune deathaeatn of01 thetne Postmaster-GeneralJfostmaster-lxeneral iais double sense a loss to literature. As an author, Mr. Fawcett was chiefly known by his | | in a 9 I manuals of the science which he * professed at Cambridge, and as a disciple of John Stuart ¦ ¦ H Mill»r:i1 ? though+>innorh he wasWftS no mere servileServile copyistCODViat., he gavefirave in his little*little bookhonk a treatisetrwa/Hatt whichwhipJh wasw«.a I conspicuous at once for its point and lucidity. If the loss of sight had not hindered, though I it never crushed , his activity, he would doubtless have contributed more largely to our book- ¦ I¦ shelves,.uWfls. Mw.r. Fawcett'jp awceit s tenure orof tnethe neaasnipheadship ofor theme Post.rosr Officeuitice will bebe rememremembered,bered, amongamoncr other things, by the introduction of the Parcels Post, the value of which to publishers and I book-buyers has been considerable, by enabling them to send a volume securely packed at a ¦ I¦ moderatemnd arate tarifftarin, msieaainstead orof beingDeing compeueacompelled todo choosecnoose betweenDerween thexne cneapcheap book-rate,oooR-rate, withwitn its | | rule of l open at both ends,' and the still costly letter postage. It has often surprised us that | | Mr. Fawcett, with his strong common sense, did not clear up the ambiguity which still hangs I over the regulations affecting the transmission of partly-printed and partly-written documents I at the book-post rates, the varying practice of Post Office employSs in different parts of I the country being at present a serious nuisance. As matters stand, the authorities I at St. Martin's-le-Grand have ruled, for example, that a circular entirely printed on
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¦ ¦ -" >w -v a b«V Jk ^^^^ H w •_• « .«. ¦. •BB.VjBhX.S AAA VAJ^^bS "»/» aV »W V^-W AT^VA. V^^ lfc W RSbV A4b »- "V ^ W A ~»^ I N.- ' '••VbB,"taZ V *»>b» "**^^* »« decessor of' ^*. Mr.• McClure^—^ * *-*.•. Vb» in the editorial"+ ** secretaryshi*•* ^^ V^ A ^^ * p* of the Societ^ ' y7 for*• ^"^ •*• Promoting"^** •*" ^^ .*Jk»^^ W l^ w Christian^"^ •••• ^ ¦ ¦ Knowledge, who has edited for Messrs. Griffith , Farran, & Co. the successful series of selected /II ll. ¦ ¦ b^ _ v^ i«k« k — 1 U V/VyXiJLAlJ.ii Cl/X Vil Ll l VU u sermons now coming tol/ V/ and i end^XlU ,j in1JL L monthlJli*V/iAUJ.i J.Jfy partsJ^/ Llt ^ , underU11VIUJI theIU1V titleV-I*/ «.»_/ ofVA SermonsKJVX 111 VjllU forJL V-»JL theVlt.* -> Church's ¦ ¦ Year,' has written a short history of the Episcopal Church in America, to which a portrait of H Bishop Seabury, the first prelate consecrated to the Transatlantic Episcopate, will form a ¦ ¦ frontispiece. The c Altar Hymnal,' which the publishers have nearly ready for issue, is a provi- ¦ ¦ sion for the wants of tha yearly-growing number of churches in which what is technically ¦ ¦ termed a ' Choral Celebration ' of the Holy Communion is the rule, and as in London alono | , |H , thelIl« practice"practice obtains in 2049fl4 churchesnh n rp.lipn outnnf. of 940040 withinwit.iiin a radiusrnrliiia orof VZ12 milesmilea., there would seem ¦j ¦j to be a public necessity for such a speciality. For Yule-tide the publishers promise a new series H¦I oVif carolscarois with music written bvby Mr. AlrreAlfred Kedliead"Redhead , ' a well-known ^Londonliondon organistorganist,, anaand., ifit I! ?e. '^member aright, a son of Mr. Robert Redhead, who has from the early days of All ¦I Saints', Margaret Street—the first home of musical worship in London outside St. Paul's ¦I Uthedral and Westminster Abbey—been a leader among our church, musicians. In general ¦I literature Lady Florence Dixie's * Waifs and Strays on the Pilgrimage of a Bohemian Abroad,' HI yhic ¦ h the publishersPublishers annminaa for im modi At a issiift. will attract consideraconsiderableble attention., itIt is ¦I J cate( announce for immediate issue, will attract II ?^ i by permission to the Empress Euge'nie. Another novelty from the firm is to be the u II 1 7» ?tralasian Birthday-book,' which is to be made up of extracts from poets domiciled in the ¦I mth quarter ' of the globe. tense Ill tli regret is beins* expressed on all sides among literary workers and searchers at ¦I X® announcement that Mr. Richard the popular and obliging head of the British g~ i__ __ Garnett, i_ .i_ xi ¦bHI i "f-*U8diin T?£x«/ic»v«. room—^ ~ i a _ n i _ l j j A- *c . x establish-«.i ,«ivl«.l> I me fUnVPe^*n » has been transferred to another department of the great ¦L J^- Poasibly translation may mean promotion, and promotion may mean adequate pecu- E 4* _ —" ^tg^j Psaj ^ B ^ Th e Publ ishers ' Circular n 92 Nov- i5, i8&4 B Garnett 's friends will rej oice ; but niary recognition , and in that case Mr. wha t they would I have pre ferre d would have been to retain the successful superint endent at his post and c to I magnif y th e office ' which lie has filled with so much credit to himself and adva nta ge to the 11 public. Alrea dy a proposa l has been mad e, and is sure to be generall y acted upon , to pr esent ¦ ______II m • • •* t • • 1 * £ . , ? *1 JL - _C _L _L_ -_. __ . X- - - - it. «>. -.l-!l 1_ • I___H him with a testimonial from the * readers ' but if, at the same time , they could keep him at I his desk they would offer their gift with far more satisfaction. ¦ H Mr. Edwar d Stanford informs us that th# onl y Gold Medal for Maps gained by any British I Exhibitor at the International Health Exhibition (Class 48, Education) has been awar ded I by the Interna tional Jury to his exhibit in the Roya l Albert Hall. A descri ptive list of the II ¦ ¦ _f__ ¦ _l w ^^^ n> _l «.»_ ^4b. _-•. ^w *_r _ _- _- ¦ «_ _k_tW|_ri_# ^_r _- fk ^ *. v^V-_ »-r ^_*- « ^^ |^^*' '*^*' -*v-' • i ^^ h I ^__> lication. I maps exhibited can. be_ had on app. __ _ _-^^ _t _h , ^k ^^-^^>__ ^k ^K ^h & ^^^^b. a ^M h ¦_^_^_^_l At the last Meetin g of the Directors of the Booksellers ' Provident Institution on the 16th I ult , Robert Farra n, Esq., in the chair , the sum of £117. 8s. 6i. was granted in relief to I members and widows of members . ¦ The geograp hical novelties of Messrs . Letts , Son , & Co. include an ori ginal map of Easter n I
¦— —*- ¦¦ -—— —»- ——— t —^^ r _ ^^w ^_—^ ~*"_*~™^ ^_^ —^^ -—i^ _ ^—• ——¦ —i_» —' —^—-—^^ -— —¦— —— i —^— ^r^ — "¦ —— —¦" — ~_m ——- — ——- —- —¦ — — — — — - — -—p — — '— — — — ¦ — — - — -m ~ — ~* "~^ ~^^» ~(^ Soudan or the district between" Dongola , Suakim , Khartoum , and El Obeid , from the latest^k^ LB U^^^ k ^ ft ^^^^^^^I H authorities and explorations , which gives, for examp le , the sites of recent battles. The dimen- I sions are about 28 x 24 inches. There is also a cheap map of the Soudan to enable newspaper I readers to follow the accounts. The characteristic of this map is bold type for the names of H
_- _- — -_— — - ______— _ — _ _ _ » -^ places. Both of these are in cloth cases ,j but the last-mentioned is not mounted. V^b^ft^^^ f^^^^^^ H te _t _h Another_h _ I a ^ _ m « • ^ ^ ^ ^% ^k . ^ ^ ^ A ^ m J_^_^_^H new publication is a bird' s-eye view, coloure d, of the country between Alexand ria and J -^_^ _^.^ p^^--'^^^^^B'^v^ p^ H. ~.a^ " .^^^v^-*^w ^H ^__* ^- *^-^ ~^_ ~ ^-» ~^~^ ~.^^^ ^^ ^—v —^ —^—¦» -——- - —b^ 1 —**- -^— ¦» — — —i —^———-—^ ^— ¦ v ——-—^ —^ ——— —^ ^—^ — _——'^^ -—^ — ¦— -^ -—- —- -—- ™——^ —¦- ——- ——— w- - ——- ——- ¦ ¦ - -— — ¦— -—-— — — ^^^^ » — -—- ——' —¦ -—- ——— — r ^_r Khartoum^^^ , including^^^ ^ the Soudan . In this the theatre of war is seen at a glance ; the^ ^^ ^^ ^^*^^^ l^^^^^^^^l as< fertile H - -^ ¦• ^r-^ _r - _i i «*«« aaI ft _. _ _ !______! delta^ « . of_-_- the« .N^ ile—* , the. deserts-* . of* Upper E*^ gypt• and the^ highlandsv of Abyssinia being* distin"^ • » • guislied H
-_- — _- -_- __- _- __- — ¦¦ " m — — - — -- — »- ¦ r m "—' —p^^—¦ ¦ ^ |^^^^^^^ H by^ suitabl e sketching^ an d tint. Messrs . Lett s, Son , & Co. also offer a new large-scale j l ¦ coloured __ . ______. __ ___ ¦ —_ ^^tf ^ _ a ^ » _l _K _^ _ ^Bi ^ k _ ^^BV^ __ _h __ a_ l_^_^_^_^_l map of China , in dimensions about^ 30 x 27 inches^ . It is derived from the best English and ¦
\j «« fc^ __ _ ¦ _-> .«¦ ^ >m M UVWV w> _/ %A_k. ^mS^*+*Jm «>_W»-»X--fc. ^•«.*'fc_» %JVm.a ±M-**+J^s a&*iw m-r -^/ .tm- _.a^- _-»«. . ._¦. ^_r *-_ ._ »_ >_b-i v^ >-^ »-^ %»»- w *-*• _^ » _fc "^-^ v^ n-i ^# • »-#A_k^irn f J> ¦ Chinese^•^ sources , and has an ' inset ' map extendin^-^^- g from Europe to the East , showing^ ^^^^ H the relative positions of the contending countries. We have also to draw attention to Letts ' H I County Atlas , now issuing in parts . A f ew of the features of this atl as are that in it lines of H colour distinguish rivers , canals , and town s of vary ing population , that S3r rabols are used to H
_' _ ^^_ _ _M VptfW ^r^^ ^^—i _—*^ ¦ ~^ ^^ ^^P ^_^ ^ ^B —^^ ^ ^-^ ^_ __ ^^~ ^ ^^ ^^ W ¦ ^^-^ _ J ¦ ¦ ^¦^^ ^^^r^ ^^*^_.^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^#^^ .HP ^f^^^ ^^'^ ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^*^^^ ^^^^ ^V ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^*^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^.^^^v^.* V_* V ^ |^ ^^ ^^^ _^^ V^~ ^^^~ VB _ ^^ ^^ ^r ^^^~ ^¦^^ ^"^^ ~ ^^^^ ^^ ^ ^^r — ^V ^^^^ ^~ ^^¦^¦^^^ ^^ , ^^^^^^^^^^^^^H «_^P^_ , &c. ; that market days of quarter sessions_^_» _. ^^^ seats of county courts point out post towns _&. _ , _ , _ H . ___ _ _>^ _ _ __ ^ _ ^a^h _h ^_i ^_ M^_^_^_^_^H distances fro m London , distances from towns , number of M. P.s., boundaries , &c , are also H j indica ted . Each pa rt contain s three such count y maps, coloured , each about 18 x 15. VTe H
wb^ p ~« ^ -b————^^ ~ ~ ~ ~^^ ~ ~^^ ^_b — — r ~krf^^_> ~^«^ ^_h r ~_*^_^ ~»*^ p ~«^ ^~— ~fc _^ ~* ^>^ hv « «^ ~—* ^b ——- —- ^^ ——> ^_ —^^——> —— —i- ¦ —v *v — —_^^_*^k_v v ^^^^ v*« 1bs^^^_»^^» _r ¦*^^F ~^k ~fcr *<^V «^^» «r w v v^^_b ~" j ^ . ~i^ ^ ^» ** ^^^^^p . ^^ ¦ ^^ ^^ » v ^^^^ * ^^ have still to^^^ name^k ^B * ^— a new chart of^^ * Forms^v^ ^«^ ^ ^ a^^ of^^ tlie Ear th 's Surface. ' On this , in an interesting ^^^^^^^^^H h manner , we see, as on a painte d picture , horizon , island , cliff, cape , volcano , preci pice, high and H
-—i^ —»- «^_^^_i ~¦ ¦ w^~v —i ¦ ^^ ^ ^ ^^—v^^h B^ P* B^ r V **vv ~^^ ^—> ~v~ «^ V ^9r ^0^r ^—b ~^^ «*~h—^""^^^^ ~v ^ H v^ ^^ ^ «. ^_tf ^p^_ > ~—P^^p ^m ~W~Vr ~h ^ V V ~^ ~ — ~— ¦^¦fe^— * ~—^ ~»_- ^ h*^ —|^ —.^ «» ^ » —i^ ^ » v» — ~_- * —' ^ i^ * ^ ^_» -—^ —' ——- —i^ i ^ —^— -—' ——' »—¦ —" — — 9_^ **^ to ' the' extent of fi fty-two varieties. Qn^ the forms of H^^^^^^^^^ g low Al lacier , tableland straits¦ , &c , p, g , __^ _ ^ ._. __ _b^ ______water are depicted twelve different kinds of steam and^^ sailing^ > vessels.^ This^p^i^^^ B S ^ comprehensi^ ve' H^^^^^^^^^^H educational chart measures about 40 x 36 inches. H We have received the trade list of Messrs . W . Johnson & Sons, Groug h Square . It coxa- H prises fancy leather goods , scrap albums , artists , stationery, self-supporting portfoli os, manu H script books. The priced descri ptions of the various articles in the leather departmen t are ¦ accompanied by particularl y well-execute d diagram s showing the aspect oi them. The art isU ¦ stationery part lias also its grap hic diagrams , and the cloth cover may be named as effectively ¦ indicating the contents of the catalogue in gold letters on a scarlet ground. ¦ Messrs. Schwenkert and Wallis , of Fleet Street , send us a selection of Christmas and N««" ¦ :—flonl H YeaT cards , man ufacture d by Messrs . Meissner & Buch of Leipzig. AmongolOA them are Ifimn oi-ro /-»»»r» m*cnj k withxiri ^-V> wordsTlT/ ^*" rl a ofnf greeting,rrvm ^i-i -n rr 18mo. size ;• floralfl l withtir»4 -l» words¦wirr\i *s-\ o ofr\t greeting,4- m fr also wintTtr i r» 4".*_T» er scenesaf»£»Tl PR , aboutADOU I H^^ 1 6 x 4f with gilt bevel and words on the back ; clusters of flowers , with word s, gilt and imitat ion ¦ bevel, word s on bac k ; flowers in combination with bird s, fi shes , shells , &c. , on tint ed boards- ¦ _ ^» wiw••-- giltgut , withw iLiL wordsw uiuts onun backu
I The Medical Chronicle , a monthl y record of the medical sciences, is the titl e of a new I magazine issued by Mr. J. E. Cornish , of Manchester . The magazine , which is edite d by I Dr. Niven and Dr. W. J. Sinclair , is published under the direction of a very influentia l ¦ ¦ committee. I Messrs . Marion & Co. are now publishing a new set of ' gilt rim ' photograp hs of raci ng H yachts. There are a good many varieties , showing the vessels under different aspects of light , I shade, and colour. The vary ing conditions of wind and sea ar e also represented , giving us I yachts in calm, in light wind , or stretching away with a good stro ng breeze. Some of these I craft have such a reach of mast and sail , that if the pictures were not photograp hic they might I be suspected of exaggeration. This length of limb , if one may use the expression , is strikingly ¦•¦» «-¦ ¦ ¦ x^**^* * " ¦» —.».— bh -¦-— __ —¦ uil I^^^ h seeaoum i inXAA one or^-^ two^ *" of— — the— gilt— rim — ——..-— pj-^ hotos^^ v .v Messr.•_.•-.*¦¦,-w»^ a » s.^« Marion.*».<^»x^»*bv ^-*- -v-v mid« v ^ « -^^ Co.^^ xv • are\s also%MA.*J *—J iI ust^4tJ 1/ issuing4fc?»J 141AAQL someQ\y^,|^ ^y ¦ ¦ instan ta neous photograp hs of the Lord Mayor 's Show , size 10 x 8 inches. Whitting ton and the
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I In the January number of Longman ' s Magazine will be commenced a new novel by William I Blact, author of ' A Daughter of Heth,' "^BT B* B^B^B^B^BBM ¦ w ^H ^B> ^ » ^BT ^i^^^^^ ^v^^ ^piBBt ¦ ¦ ¦ ^B^ ^BB ^B> 1 ^BJB ^h I than ^^ ^^ '^ "^ ¦ B*^ "^"~ ~^^r Bfe'^ IT BP ^*B* marked^^ ^^ -^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ diagonal"^^ ^^^ ^^ ^B"^ l » —^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ™ ^^"^ ed" ^^ geB^^^ S ^ " "^ ^^^ ^ " ^™ B - ^ ^^ ^m '^ '^ ^" ^^— ^N flBT ^^^ ^B» ^™ ^» ^^B* ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ *^^ B ^B^ ^B ^™ ^BB" ^V^B BB^p ^BF twenty pockets y at the somewhat like the index of B» a led ^^^^^^^ H| , a ^1^ 11 ^% VJ ^BB ^B _ ^h ^ b _ Bl — ^B BB Bl «BB K BB A ^K _ ger- H The files^ expand both in front and at the back, not unlik^^ e an harmonium, to a depth of^ some II twelve inches so here is gre a capaci y for holding documents. We may briefl indica e the , B^^>^^ Bh t t t — y t ^^^^ 11 a tt Bl dA i~ . _ BBJ BB) A. I I uses the index files^ may be^^ put to. For example, letters received^ ^^ in a morning^ from^^ various^ Bk SBb T r ¦ ¦ r ¦ r > ¦IBKBKBKBB corresponden ¦ ^ ~™ ^» ^ "^^ ^^ Wm ts^B» ¦ I J may^Bl flBVi Wk ^^T W atV^^ P ^ once^|B» ^B> ^k^ ^^^ be¦ *J ^BBT thrust^ ^ ^^ ^^ B ~^ ^ '^» ^ into^ —™ ~~- the"W ^^ ^^ ^B^ pocketsfj — ^ ^^ ^^ "^ ""^ answering^^ —¦ "^^ ™ » '^ " ^^" ^~~ ^V^m to^~ ^^ the^— " ~—' I initials^^ ^^ ^^ ™^ ^^ ^"^ "^ '^ ^Bf ^^^T of~*^ "^^ the^B ^^" ^" ^B^ writers~ ~ ^^^ ^^ '^^ ^B^ ^^ ^Bi ¦I names, thus lying at hand until the time for replying comes, while they are safe from obser- ¦ ¦ vation of a stranger who may chance to come in. An ample flap covers the opening of the ¦ ¦ pockets and keeps the documents from dust. The files also are instantaneous preservers in bPS *^> ¦ ¦ bBb ^B> tfB> B1 ^fc^^ F ^ ¦^ H r^^r ¦ ¦ v ^^ ^- v^ i^r- ^^ h ^h ^ ¦ ^^ BJB BBm VH> ^Bl BBB) *^B «r ^ V <^p ^P ^ IB^B^B^B^B^BJ alphab^^ e^^ tical^^ ^ ^^ ^v^^ -^^m order~^^^p ^^rfV^ B ^K ^ bW of^h^^ r invoices.^B> ^B^ ^^B* ^B>B^ B^^T BB A4^^^ *^^^B largeB^b ^k^'^B' BB| BfB^k ^B^ house^^ ^B'W ^^^~ may^^ ^^ ^B> ^^ ^^ ^V fill* —^^ ™ one^— ^^v in^^^ ^^ ^^ a^ mon^ ^^ ^^ th^^ ^^ , and^^'^B* V>^ #B> '^^BT then*BB B>* willV V ^^1^ have^BV its^B> ^¦^^^ I year's invoices in twelve flat cases requiring no further care. Some of these files are made so BP B, Bafe BB »~ »™ ¦ " ¦ W BBBBBBBBBn that -— W B**T ^BT #^f ^* ^W* ^*-^ rffc *M ¦ »•' B* aV* ^" ¦¦T F _T rf^ ^B** rfV B*, B>B| tfBb ^B^Bfc ^B^ 'B^ BJ 'I **^^ Bi 'B^ l "^ ^ ^B^ »^^ *•*- ^B«- ^ ^ i "^ -^^ ^B^ ^^" ~^» -^ - — »— -^ —— — »H^ — ^^B^ —^ -^^ ^ ^ P" B" "* ^ B^^ ^rf' *B-^ P^^B1 ^^ Brf Bl BBka '^B* ' BB ^BB ^ ^Ba)b| ^BpT ^ ^^ —-^ W ^ ™ I they stand on the shelf like a quarto book lettered ' invoices,^ ' and some are ingeniously I so contrived that one side attaches perpendicularly to the side of a desk. We have only space «b# #B| BPBh • ¦¦) BB ¦ ¦ 1 r IBBBBBBB just— ^^ "^ BPh BBr ^Bfc "^b *1 «^B| J ^^ (fej ^^ Bj ^^ ^^b** B"B( "J V^VJr ¦ '^ ^^ B" T W ^^ ^»" B^ ^BBT ¦ Bi ^^^ ^^™»~ ^^» ' ^B* T^V " ¦ ' ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^— — ^^" ^B^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ' ^~ ^^ ^^ ~~ ~~ "^ '^ ^^»^ "^P^P" ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ "^ ^B" ^^ ^^^^ " BPB^~' ^p ~ ^» ^Bf ^B^BP ^^ ^ ^Bf^V ^^ B ¦ ¦ » ^ ^J ^^ » » "^^ to Bfe the name Bi pos al cards , which are constructed to hold _ ^^^^^^^^ | A ^_ t BBL _ a smaller_ variety of these files ^A - ^^ ^K ^ta ^b ^^^ B ^^VB _~ ^K . BBL 1 81^ 2e oi which makes them awkward to keep with letters. Makers of catalogues^^ will^ find the I post-card files convenient for holding slips of titles in alphabe t, until they are wanted for the ¦ ¦ pnnter. I ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. I [Previous lists will 6« found in our three former issues.] ¦ ¦ *r. George Allen, Orpington. b^H .. — ¦ ¦ The Pleasures of England , Professor Ruskin's Lectures at Oxford for the present term, ¦ ¦ I. Bertha 4 9 II. Alfred to the Confessor, to Osburga, The Pleasures of Learning ; 4 ¦ ¦ * The Pleasures of Faith ;' III. The Confessor to Coeur de Lion, The Pleasures of I Deed ; IV , 4 The Pleasures of Fancy ; ' V. Protes- ' • ¦ '^^TT ^^^H 1 k «. 1 __ . Coeur_ de Lion . to Elizabeth_ . _ _ B- . -BBM-B m B^ . -% /">* % "V tf ¦ ¦ tantisin, * The Pleasures of Truth ; ' VI. Atheism, * The Pleasures of Sense ; ' VII. I Mechanism ' " " A index. B^^^ H aP .SIBBI with _ . -___ BB -¦_> BB 'M W Tk • I — , * The Pleasures of ^ Nonsense/ I 1« Montibus Sanctis , studies of mountain form and of its v isible causes , by John Rua kin, ¦ ¦ part I. ; and Cceli Enarrant , studies of cloud form and of its visible causes , by l *J ohn Ruskin leted out of * Modern Painter s.' ^ _^_ , part I., each collected and comp l ^ A ^^^ B ^ bMMMM g AH ^^^ I ^ HMBM ^^^^^^ d ^^ MA ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ d ^ B ^^^ hA g ^ HUd l ^ MdbHH ^ a i MB l MHkMA ^ gB l ^^^ A J M I MbMBM l ^ M ^ HHMM ^ Ate ^ g MH ^^^^^^^^^^^ _ ' ' _ " - 'f J ^^ l Ai -j t ^ * ^ ¦ k''T: ^^ 9^^^^^ B|^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ | ^ '^ mi l ¦ ¦ ¦ —^JLl2H - ^c1 Messrs. W» A, It. Chambers. I Chewton Abbot, by Hugh. Con way, author of * Called Back.' I Messrs. Field 4l Taer. I A new volume of Poems, entitled Xiove Letters "by a Violinist. II Mr. £L. Gardner , Paisley. ¦ Nine Years in Nipon, by Henry Faulds, illustrated. I . . . ¦ BSessrs. 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Ih A set of new Christmas Carols, the words by Mrs. Hernaman, and the music by Alfred ¦ Redhead, the composer of ' The Old Old Story. I ' ¦ vjueerQueer vjuoQuotes.tes, Odd JJokes okes tromfrom Frisco,Frisco, a collection 01of stories otof lifelite in the Earliiarlyv JJaysDays of01 m San Francisco. I A new edition of Our Sailors down to date, by ¦ ,* with a new chapterA. ,* bring«—* ing ' ¦wm ' * BmjmuaMMVorne "Words*jm- \M ta ' Office.^rutwt ¦ ^m ¦ The Crown of the Road : Leaves from Consecrated Lives, by the Rev. C. Bullock , B.V. The Two Homes, a story of Life Discipline, by Emma Marshall. , ¦ I Annual volumes of 4 The Fireside,' • Home Words,' * Day of Days,' c Hand and Heart. 8K«ssrs. Burst du Blaclcett. I ¦ Women of Europe in the 15th and 16th Centuries, by Mrs. N. Higgins, vols. 1 and 2. The (JardicsCardies, a novelnovel,, hvby WilliamW illiam Georere(jreorge WatersW aters,. 63 vols. I¦ The Witch's Head, by H. Rider Haggard, 3 vols. I Messrsjotessrs . XsblstxsDist er A.«. Co.t?o. m¦ r . r AFamil y Difficulty, the Sunday Magazine Christmas Story, by Sarah Dcmdney, »utb<> ¦ of ' Straiigers Yet,* illustrated by J. Bell. ___ —-=J ' ' ^^• - ¦ • ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ T? =^- ¦ ¦ • ¦ ¦ -¦¦ ¦ ¦ — - -- ¦ -¦ - - - -rr ¦ W • - . : . . If„ T , ,884 The Publishers' Circular IIQ, I » I Souls and Cities , a novel , by the author of ' The Cheveley N ovels «A Mod ern Minister ' I :' I and ' Saul Weir ,' Ac , &c. ; Sampson Xiow, Itt arston , Searle , A, Ki vlngrton. I He**1** I Steam Boiler Incrustat ion and Methods for Prevent ing Corr osion and the Formation of I Scale, by Charles Thomas Davis, author of * A Practical Treatise on the Manufacture I of Bricks , Tiles , Terra-cotta / «&c. ¦ ¦ [ Vide page 1218. ¦ ¦ Messrs- Mac mlUan &. Co. I Mrs. Kings ley is editing a, series of selections from the note-book s, ser mons, private let- I ters , and published work s of her husband , Charles Kingsley ; the volume will be I issued under the titl e of ' Daily Thoughts. ' I tfef»r« - J- A- 3L- MCaxwell . ¦ ¦ Wyllard 's Weird , by Miss Braddon , 3 vols. [ Vide page 1226. I Messr s. P almer &. Hove, IVK ancliester . I The Structure of the Wool Fibre , in relation to the Use of Wool for Technical Purposes , I by F. H. Bowman , D. Sc., F.R.S. E., F.L.S., profusel y illustrated with engr avings and I coloured plates. I Mr. Wm- Pat erson , Sdinbur grh. I Curling, the Ancient Scottish Game , by James Tay lor. I Social Life in Scotlan d, from Earl y to Recent Times , by the Rev. Charles Rogers , D.D., ¦I LL.D., volume 3. " ¦I Messrs . C P. Putn am 's Sons. ¦I Dr. Meynert 's Treatise on Psychiatrie , translated from the Germ an by Dr. Barney Sachs , II illustrated. ¦I Mr. 8. Quaritcb . ¦I Richar d IH. , facsimile of the quarto editi on, by Mr. Greggs. HI Messrs. Th omas Ricbardson &. Son, Derb y. II History of St. Monica , by the Abbe' Bougaud , "Vicar-General of Orleans , translated by ¦I Mrs. E. A. Hazeland. ¦I St. Peter and the Cock , a, tale , by Tic Roma. II Manual of Prayers for Public IJse , Version authorised and prescribed by the Cardinal ¦I Archbishop and Bish ops of England. H 1 ¦I Messr s. Robson A. Kerslalce. I A volume of Poems , entitled Dramatic and Nar rative Sketches , by W. St. Clair Baddeley. ¦I Messrs. Stevens and Sons. I Local and Munici pal Government , by C. Norman Bazal gette and Geo. Hump hreys , Esqs. ¦I Dart' s Vendors and Purchasers , sixth edition. HI Hin dmarc h on the Law of Patents for Invention s, second edition . II Lownde s' Law of General Average , English and Forei gn, fourth edition. ¦ ¦ Lownd es on the Law of Marine Insurance , second edition. ¦I l^rideau x's Precedents in Conveyancing, 2 vols. , thirteenth edition. II Smith' s Compendium of Mercantile Law , by John Macdonell , tenth edition. H Smith' s Law of Contracts , by V. T. Thom pson , eighth edition . ¦ ¦ Chitty' s Ar chbold' s Practice of the Queen ' s Bench Division of the High Cour t of Justice H in Civil Proceedings¦ , fourteenth edition . ¦ L , ¦I Mr . Biitot Stock . «¦I -cvA new translationtransl ation of thetho "N"JN ewfiw TestamentTfiRtament ,. in whicnwhich modern EnglishJlingns n pnrasesphrases , eequivalentquivalent ¦I to the lan guag e of the Authorised Version , are used throug hout ; the transl at ion has ¦ ¦ been made by Mr. F&rrar Fenton. M Songs of the Heights ' and Deeps, poems by the Hon . Roden Noel. ¦ ¦ ^ . Georg e Stoneman . Berrie s being the Swnakine. B^—^^ , Christmas number of : ¦ " ¦ ' ¦ ' ' " ¦ " IV" - - : - ,y , , _ ";' ¦ ; _ ' " ^ v * ^ s ^ «^fe—— . . — — ^ 11 1196 The Publishers' Circular Nov 1& j I III Messrs. Trubner 6u Co, . ^ I¦ II A new volume of verse by Mr. Edwin Arnold, entitled ' The Secret of Death.' I Co, II Messrs. J. S. 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IWCcCormick, G-lasgrow. ¦ Annals of Blantyre, by the Rev. Stewart Wright. H OBITUARY. I We regret to announce the death at Cambridge, on the Gth instant, of the Right How. H Henry Faweett, Postmaster-General, M.P. for Hackney, Professor of Political Economy a: ¦ Cambridge University. He was bom at Sali sbury in 1833, and therefore was only fifty-one H years of age. Brought up in the country and physically developed by athletic and fieM H sports, he was at Cambridge an athlete and a successful student. Having graduated high in H mathematical honours andi been elected a Fellow of Trinity Hall, he had entered as a student H in Lincoln's Inn, intending to practise law with the ulterior object of pursuing politics anil ¦ entering Parliament, when, in September 1858 , while he was out partridge-shooting, he was ¦ <»V/V/1V«V1X UWXA DllV U 1 1J. \J±l. ^s \jJ Vj£9 CblLXA. JL11O ba 11 tailUU UD1 V U.C7 JX. KSKX UJ. l t;. ill XUUU 11U fc/ w*A»»"« accidentallJy shot in the eyes and instantaneously deprived1 1 V of siDJLg gJ.ht. In 1863 he became H^^ H Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge, and in 1865 he was returned as M.P. for Brighton. ¦ He afterwards succeeded the late Sir Charles Reed as Member for Hackney. His first ¦ important literary work was the c Manual of Political Economy,' which appeared in 1863, and ¦ has passed through several editions. This volume was revised before publication by his H friend, Leslie Stephen, then, like himself , a Fellow of Trinity. ' The Economic Position ^B the British Labourer ' appeared in 1865 , and deals with Trades Unions, Strikes, &c. KbH based on his University lectures, and has been several times reprinted. ' Pauperism : its H Cfc C3\ IL»X ill. XUI JLU J.O U(mil *v-uv« ¦ VUU0VU uin-v * jL*\j»iivv».ivi3 d/p^/V^ i- A JLJ.JL CJ1CUU tJUcLOU VJJl 11-tQ XV>»gv/ of Causes and Remedies,j ' appeared in 1871.X. It is in effect ai* recasti of his CambridV^ ge lectures ^^ _ the October term of 1870. ' Free Trade and Protection,' which appeared in 1873, is an ¦ inquiry into the causes which have retarded the general adoption of Free Trade since its H introduction into England. WliirpR pJ Ftf awceu*awcett atH<»_ introduction into England. Itit is basedbased on the lectures deliveredfl iverRd bvby Mr. ¦ Cambridge. In this, as in all his other work, he had the help of his wife. A fourth edition appeared in 1878. Several of his speeches have been published in separate form, and aH nunxber were in 1873 collected into a volume and entitled * Speeches on some Current Politic^™ Questions.' The subjects embrace Indian Finance, the Education Act, the Nine Hours H «. \ma 4-n flip Rra QlOrfl*^Jj Househol1-1 nun CkVt /%! drl SuiTragfiiiflVo r *£ke, WomenWT r\m cki-« ' sa SuffrageSiiATm/vn , &c.XV« HeTT ^. contributed/.««i™k.,i,s--l a paper,~«-~^« on,^*^ stri I CORRESPONDENCE . H To the Editor of The Publishers ' Circular . H Sm, —A gentleman , arriving latel y from Ameri ca, suffered at the hands of the officers of the H Liver pool Custom House the confiscation of two copyr ight work s, American reprints of which were ? H -found in his possession. H Theieupon , the sam e gentleman wro te to us , the publishers of the said works , asking us to authoris e H the Custom Hous e to return to him. the reprint s in question. This we, of course , declined to do. While H "tfe expresse d regret at the inconvenience suffered by our corre spondent , we add ed that we could not be H otherwise than pleased to hear of this instance of vigilance on the part of the Custom House. H Our corres pondent not satisfied , wrot e a second letter , and urged , firstl y, that all the other publishers ¦ ¦ to whom he had written had complied with his request ; and , secondly, that as the Custom House would H sell the books by auction , no ultimat e benefit would arise to us throu gh their having been taken from him. H As to the firs t point , we can hard ly believe that any publishers would act in a way so contrary to ¦ ¦ their own interests , to the interests of the trad e generall y, and (may we add ?) to the interests of literar y H int ^ commercial morality. As to the second point , our intention is to write to the Custom House , for , if H *6 re»d the Act ari ght , it directs the destruction of all such confiscated reprints. ¦ ¦ H p A Analuulil wordwoxa to our confrereconirere s. Thisinis incident proves thetne value of01 regi stration of01 copyngntscopyrights at thetne ¦ ¦ Ufltom House. Had these books not been registe red , the officers would hav e had no pow^r to seize them , VXA ^_ d -v ^ .uvmi VUDIU1U JUUUDQ 'H ^commend theC registrationXC^ IOI/fCbLlv VU atO.ti thebUO Custom House of«M allOil copyri\^VJ pJ llg ^hts. UlD. l H Your obedient servants ^ C Ki l^I H I Wfl areA.1*A matkOA/i 4-s\ lanm A»Am /-»ii*» /\r\imr\ +-Lf\-n A *in4-* a In44-<11* f l-i *!*- mr\ »r»n/>Vi tr -iOilon/ ^ft noa VlAATl annum lv« It h t • P*ea8ed to learn from our correspondent 's letter that bo much vigilance has been shown' by ^B ,6 kwer pool officials— quite contra ry, we believe, to general experience. One hard ly known which to . ¦ ^ mire toost : the impudence of a ' gentlema n * applying to publishers to permit the introduct ion of *-— M -^ « ^Plated <¦• » ^w ^w ^ i« ^ .^^ ^ ¦¦ • ¦ ^ i— — — — — - - -— -w — — —. — ——— ^ p- v m ¦ ¦¦ j^ P^^^^^^ B ¦f c — editionsf ^ "^^ ^^" ^ » ^i ^ t ^^ .¦ * ^ » ^^ * r^ ^^™ ^^ *^^ ^ ^ ^»v ^w .^^ -^^ p ^»*W ^^ -^^^ ^^ »^ ^ ^ V% ^^ ^^ ^ V ^^"" ^*" » ^ ^^ '^ •—— — ^^ ^^ —•* ^ "Wo^ ^ , or the folly^ of publishers who, according to him , have comp^^ lied with his request. reason :now that the impor ation of W cdV ons ^° *ed ' t pirated American edition s, and of the authorised Conti nental jH ^ publish by Baron Taiuchnitz , is greatl y on the incr ease. We are quite a.ware that the Baro n ever t Btttt y *"n£ that lie could possibly be expected to do to prevent his editions coming here , but still th ey ¦ jjBahr * i, 8anie pre cautio n ia, we know, taken by Messrs. Har per, of New York , and other Ameri can I ^ ¦ jfcners , to preven t the editions which they print by auth ority fro m coming hero. Our correspondent j I ^^^^ M «« • ¦ ¦ yy^ j^ : ; - -* "" ' msmmm 1 t io8 The Publishers ' Gircaliar Vwy ¦ j ^ ^ . i<.^fl ^ points to the best remed y for tliis evil by suggesting that pub lishers should register their public^ I the Custom House. Waterside officials can hardl y be expected to know intima tely what vorks? I , right and what are not. We are inclined to think that many books find their , way into priva te h^ " I j through the Post Office ; and it majr furn ish useful and profitabl e employment to the flagging enenHIG8 I ; *« TheTK * AuthorsA nfh/trs ' AssociatiA ju/wMAtionon * totn lookl nnlr intointA thesehhftsft mattersmattftrs ,. andnnrl toYn brinTrvnn t* g someanvnn, pressurenMoanm to«-A bearl_^_ 5& of ^ | oa th v t I : Office authorities to ind uce th em to keep an eye on suspicions-lookin g book packets eman ating frf • °! I Continent or the United States. Official inspe ction seems at least to be but ^ fitful and unce rtai n and 6 I , mention as a carious coincide nce that we have tried in vain to import books—as samp les—of Am 11 I editions of our own publi cat ions by post, and we know th at these books have been posted , bu t in n^ ^ 1 ey reached us; ornr supposition being that they 1 stance have th have been impounde d en route. On the oth I , a well-known Eng lish pub lisher , who has recentl crossed the * band y Atlanti c, tried the experi ment f I . importing certain Amer ican reprints of Engli sh copyright books with easy success. The books v*™ * I concealed , but openly shown to the Customs officer , who, after examination and refere nce to his sut^ H officer , passed them as non-copyright. The books apparentl y were not on his reg istered list, and his dntv I did not extend beyond that list. —Ei>. -P. C] ' v ¦ 1 Books Received :— days of extradition treaties , he holds Ph ilippa ¦ From Mr. J * W. Aixo-wsxnrth., of Bristol .—' Dark to be safe , he is happy, and then he pro posesi tofl Days—Arrowsmi th 's Christmas Annual , 1884.' marry her. This p roposal she at first reiecta. 1 by Hugh Oonway, author of ' Called Back ' (F. and then, on his mother pleadin g his cause I J. Fargus). The story which the most success- assents , and the marria ge takes place . A ran tofl ful fiction writer of recent days here gives us is, England is followed by a return to Spain , where , fl as its name suggestsCTG» ' cast on tragO ic lines. Its one day some fellow- travellers talk of lerra ndsfl , and loves hopeles sly, a woman whom deathaeaun , pm hero loves anaand brineDnng : backoacK to J^niuPhil i ppa tJithee memorymemorv ofn? H¦ lowing words , and who has the crime , lie describes in g , which after her serious illness, had fl already married a husband under a false name. iadedfad ed trfrom om her memorv. Illness onr »ft mow p»nam *. her memory . Illness once more ensnes ; ^M^ 1 . Discovering the hopelessness of his suit he at she begs our hero to leave her ; he refuses,fl and then once despairs : they watch the pap ers to see if anj ^ | notice appears Iiife was no longer worth living. The spur of ambition . Suddenl y th ey li ght upon at ^fl -was-nms Unntnlblunted;: the desiredesire for famefame gonecrone ;: the interest which announcement that a poor man is to be tried for fl | I had hitherto felt in my pr ofession vanished ; ail the the murder. They rush to England , and thta sprinsp r ing g,, theutxc elasticitviAswviAbjr y,, seemedecuunt takenwfrcu outuuv ofvix myixijr beinucuig. g. Forrvi fl - . months and month s I did my work in & perfunctory man- comes the account of the trial , told with all the ^M ner. It gave me no satisfaction that my practice grew graphic touches which Mr. Far gus so well koovi h | larmerge ger. *. . Successounst ^sa gave meixic noixv» pleasure.yuca-oxMxa. Anau increaseuivicaoo toisu thewuc tki .» . ¦ «.. . -to ¦ t- * • ^« how to useuse., and toethft confession of the.hfi manm^n thal number of my patients -was positively unwelcome to me. So ^H long as .I made money enough to snppl y my daily needs he was guilty of the deed ! A written statement ^M whatWUBk wudid itiu matteruwgici ?« Ofwi whathuau useubd waswoo wealthntoiuu touv meuic ?i Itiu obtained later on completes the proof of tiie ^H could not buy the one thin g for which I craved. Of what man 's guilt , and hence shows that Phili ppa' use was life ? No wonder that such friend s as I had once s^B possessed all but forsooi me, My mood at that ti me was fevered imagination , acted on by the sight ot tie ^H noneuuuc ofui thevuc sweetest.Dwvcucau IJ. wantedw «*u i«\j i nouu friends.iiicuiu. Ij l wasnno alonecm.i/u«? murdered man , had made her convict hersel f of »^H ; I should always be alone. in the world crime of which she was innocent. For the ^%^H This picture , it wiU be admitted , justifies the ti tl e and for the powerfu l word -painting which raaii ^H npnn thetha book . wew^p. must referf-.fer our readers to tbethe bestowed on the l>ook. In the same chapter ^ ^M^H which thus introduce s us to oar hero he is think- littl e shilling volume , of which Messrs . Griffi th i ^M _- ______— _ ^_ _ _^. _ _ -_-_ — ^- p Farroi n are the London purveyo rs . ing of better thin gs, and an approaching^ visit from ^M his mother nerv es him to» take a stronger view of ' life and its responsibilities , when on going to Fro m Mr. A. S. Barnes (New York). —' Watson s H Grap hic Speller , Ora l and Wri tten. ' The plan of ¦ the window he sees Phili —ppa I. —em pI haticall */y th e ** heroine of the tale—learns from her lips that the this book is to teach spelling, not only ora lly bat ^M baronet whom she believed herself to hav e -wed- by writing, and by the use of blackb oard and slate ^H ded has cast her off at the very moment when his work. The var ying sounds of the vowels in word« M spelj- child was born , and in his unsi gned letter bidding are classified with much success , so that by ^H is her farewell confesses th at when he went throug h ing a number of words in which the sound ^ ^H the form of marria ge with her he alrea dy had a larlar., the ear becomes accustomeaccustomed d to it beforebeior eua^™ it U^H votel wife. The next chapt er shows us our hero led on to anot her set of word s in which the ^H deep in reveng eful thoug ht over Sir Mervyn is diversel y used. ^M « ^^^^^ fl —~ —>~ ————, ——,- . — _¦¦!! — - - — — — — . — — — . 1 , ¦ — ^r y his villainy^^ ^ , and his letter. He leaves Fen -and , Fro m the same.—'A Descripti ve Astr onomy/ H the house to seek Phi lippa , finds th at she has muyfully illustra t*™ , JoeJoell DormanUorman ateeleSteele., Fh.VPh.D.. A i" ^™ fled, follows her overtakes hei\ when in a popular manual on astronomy , with diagram s, i^^B frenzy she cries , ' The wages of sin : on, on only in black and white, but in colour, /^fjfl till you see the wages of sin—the wages of sin/ planationsnlanationu aTeaw admirabJya ¦ ¦ TMe Publishers¦ ' Circular ygg> Ig84 ¦ • ¦ ¦¦¦ ¦¦ • ¦ ¦ • tI9 M . ?L . , , , , , ^ , H £=^—~ III nut Alone, without money, without men , with out et Herlin g. The chapters devoted ( to Holland DOW engaged«»gagou in.ii- toyinwjiug g toxu bruj rm ing g thisiuia IIIII! A!*««imS and isIS no* ar e:—I. Devant Dordrecht; II. Cuyp ; III. Rot- III 8t region into a stat e of pea ce and quietn ess/ terda m, Paul Potter ; IV". La Haye ; V. Holbein ; ^ pa ragrap h of tlie history is a tribute VI . Pa ysag© de Nord. Hollan d II Thejj closing ef and the , Ruysdael ; Nl ftewspap pre ss; author ju stly cites VII. Leyde ; Vni. H6tel de Ville de ^aTlem ; t e __^» _rt ______) ^ 1 /% _ 1 • progress..___ ¦n <-m Motin among*»" ? ¦*-» _^^ fc4 the^ n K marvels*v% a^ MVfA l ofyv » "the ^ !• __ _—» IX* Rembr andt ; X. Utrecht , cimetiere des I its wonder ful ^ II a#e. * Wher easto it was thoug ht a great thing for Moraves a Zeist ; XI; La G-ueldre , pays mixtes, i publll> ishw «v|vvw vwuivn _. u« iwvvaj - newspapT\e}Vf9V c*V" er*- _T '" '** 20,000*copies in*» a week, au torn beau de Charl es le T6meraire. While, ^ tjjpre arQ now,' he reminds his readers , ' n ews- however , art is thus steadi ly kept in view, ihe napers both in London? and in the lar ger cities of author does not neglect to gi ve us the impres- EagSnaUnd.lanC*> that brinonng g out irorafrom zuu200,000uuu to 300iiwu .,uuu000 sions prod uced on his mind by the countr y and copies a day. ' The book seems to be well within the people. Rotterd am seems to him a second thetlip compasscomoass orof young minasminds , andana , whilewnue factsiacts andana London , in the movemen t and look of her people ; dates are not left out of sight , there is much read- and Holland a second England in the moral and able and descriptive matter. material sepa ration fro m the rest of Europe. The Mush WiertZ y the City of -London Publishin g Co.— in general little noticed by Fr om traveller s, ives occasion for an interesting essay v Ital Revisited : a Series of Pict ures. Sequel g y on the pictures and the genius of a very peculiar to Italy and her Cap i tal/ by E. S. G-. S. A ______i i _. t 1*1 •« t i • ^ painter. There are a few engravi ngs leasan t travel sketch which will hav e a special of buildin gs, I! p pictures , &e. II attr acti on for alL admirers of G aribaldi , as the ¦ I^^_| island^^^VB^fl^v* liome^^™ ^^ ^^ of the Italian patriot¦" — is one of the— --- HI _> _> A __i -^ A __l *ft _ _ From Messrs. J. Hetz el & Co., Paris. —' Signe II joints to which the authoress gives special atten- Meltro e, mceurs berlinoises ,' par Phili p Da ryl. || || tion. She describes the room where Garibaldi In the for m of a story . M. Dar yl here gives us a ___— ______^^ _- __ _ _ _ || || di^mM ed»* *pp>y, andm^~—— —— tells"^ — us that on a tabl e near— his— bed ,j collect ion of pictures oi life and manners in Ber r ¦ H w ^ pk ^^ - r , ^^" -^ ^^*^^ ^^r^r ^w ^w ^v^^ ^r ap ^p^v ^P^ ^ ^^P^ ^^ ^""^ ^p p ^ "^ P ^^^P ' ' * ^^"^ ^^^^ "^" ^* ^ p* ^^ ^v ^^^^p*^pr ^b^^^^ppv ^p ^BJP *'^ B* *B^' still covered with wreaths ^ ^^^ ^^ was a large ff*^ || || -which "was lin at the present day. That gentleman 's prev^ious ^ I and handsome editio n of the *Li fe of John work , which deal t with public life in England , ' ¦ I I¦ I Knox,3 ' and on anoth er the * * Divina Comm edia ,* -w as so accurat e and di scriminating that th ere is I of Dante. Capri forms the subject of an interest- fair presumpt ion , allowing for a little prej udice , ' || || ing chapter , and the imperial city comes in for that the , Prussians wUl not be too muc h cari ca- I it8 du« share of attention , t he Synagogue of tured. M. Dary l's book does, indeed , a little Rome feeing: one of the features of the account. remind us of M. Tissot 's sketches of the * Lan d ¦ It is a pleasant and readab le littl e book , and we ofnf thetViA MilliardsIS/TiHiofAa /* 'Hbutnf. it isia notrt f\t nearlnfl *} .i»lyv so«A bitter.hit +.t*v. ;. shall be glad to meet the authoress again in a » * ^ p^ b ^p^ ^^ ^^ F^ ^ ppf -^^ ^ p 1 -^^r ¦ 1 — ^^^^ » -"^ ^ — — , similar work. Fro m Mr.^ Jolm' ^ Hod ges.—* The Life of James Sea- bury , DJX , First Bishop of Connecticut and of the wpw p—pppp - w -^^^ p From —' — ™— —— ^ w ^ pi —* ^ v —-^^vppj * ^^^ ^ppw —^p»^ p»^ pppj»p—p» v v^_p* ^"^ _i »p_ -^^^ -^ r w ^m . Messrs. William Collins , Son s, & Co., Episcopal Church in the United States of America / Limited .—'H ygiene : its Princi ples as ap plied by E. Edward Beardsley, D.D., LL.D. , Rector of to Publi c Health / by Edw ard F. Willoug hby, St. Thomas 's ChurcChurch.h , JN"Newew JtlaveHaven. n, Conn. This ! M.B. w- - *m»-wvi « .*». J«v/ Ala/M U V^«a> l/U A fc ^ V I^ (V ^VB^ ^T Lond. The issue^^ of this volumeV^* ^* as one*-* ^^ volume comes to us as an abridgment of the tif the books in * Collins' Advanced Science Series ' ' and Corr espondence of Bishop Sea- is a author s 'Life I pleasant sign of the times, more especiall y publ ished in America in 1880. It tells , in as bury / we are told that it is ada pted to the require- au interesting way, the story of the eminent _j_, ment s ofv * thevs ^_/ elementUlV lltVii l ary»**. » andIJIA-lVt adranced«-*V4_ 1 CJMJAVWVA sMUItage4gV»Js of\7 & pphi ^v «v p^0p ^ h 1 m ™ ^v ^- ¦ •* » — ^ ^v w ~ — ^ p^ ^m PI P^^v P^^W v^ ^^. *^ P^ *^^ *^^ ^ ^ ' ^ ^m g after being^ sent forth b ^^ the Eng lish missionary "who, y Science and Art Department, and the Sanitary the Society for the Propag ation of the Gospel in Eliminations at the universities, thus indicating Fore ign Part s, became the firs t Bishop in the thatinat in two directionsdirections., a.t lfiast. sanitation is at least, pp^ ppi ¦ — ^ — — - - ^ . p ^pp^ ^ ^^p^ pp^ pp. ^pp- pi^ ^f ^^ ^rw -^^^ -^^^*~ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ™ — — -^~ ~— ^ g State s y and the centenary^^^ receiving Chu rch of the United , its due measure of recognition. The was celebrated only yester- manualnmnuai of whose consecration dealsdeals in detail with dieteticsdietetics,, food stuffsstuffs., day by a special service at St. Pau l's Cathedral . ^ater, ventilation , and heating ; sewerage and ^ pPPj pPjPPb ^ pr V^ pr ~^— ^ PP.PPT PV P^P" ¦ ¦ ^" ^ ^ p ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^~ ^^ ^^ V ^ J ^ rise and draining, The book is, in effect, a histo ry of the and sanitary appliances ; meteorology Churc h and the personal its progress of the Amer ican , Jnd bearing upon the choice of sites for details of the men who took the chief part in its . uwweui"g-placeseUing-p|ace8 ;. habitshabi ts ofnf exercise«xAr<».is*» , restr^flfc., &e,&r» ;• pp> PSp» p»p*p^ »p>pp» -^^ b ™»-v — — - -~ h— — - — establishment^^ pr Ti .r ^*p^ p^ p^ p' ^ Pb p*pp* ^^ arei** ^^ -^^ full—" p ^^. ^— —- and— — ^" complete. The docu- Ajd clothing and personal iene. To the _, v# hyg quot ed, and the *j 13 merits bearing on the subject are chapters^—. on vnoDO Uli p ifl UlUb {1U.U.OU. CL these important subjeOUUjUULCS cts is added a a timel contribution to the histor y Bfrti on on whole work is y the treatment of injuri es and accidents , of a most inter esting period of Churc h progress. I and then follows an appendix with valuable stat istics and notes as to inj urious and unhealt hy Fr om Messrs. Lon gmans , Green , & Co.— ' Lord I , "ados and many other points. The work will Malmesbu ry 's Memo irs of an Ex-Minister , ' 2 vols. , I. ««tnot only bebe usefulUfiftfn i tn fh« Hfn ^Anf. biif fcrt t.hA to the student but to the The Earl of Malmesbury , according to Men of the > , *r+ mm. ¦%*» ^cher and wi th its s it •(W§ »» ».«»4j » w m. w^r *»—^ — — — — — - q Affairs ;r illustrative diagram TimeJL %/^J ,*y was Secre+*-*^f\J ^^ tary of Sta te for Forei gn Wat *l 6 r beDe mademade theth& ba.si bri ef prefat ory note , for a number of years an in this book he gives not merely argumen ts, but ¦ ¦ ¦ aide-de-camp to Major-General Crook , United data— — — — as— ^^ ^ to— -»- the— ™ ™ -~~ edibles ¦ ¦- '^ —» ^^ ¦ ^" to^"~ ^^ be¦ ^ ^^^ supp^^hv ^mr ^BW ^^lied ^" ^ ^^ ^^^ i. ,H the^^ ^^^^ ^^^ cost^^^ i^p* ~^^ ~^r of^^r ^^ States Army, and in that capacity has been cooking, the character of the menu , and all other afforde d unexcelled opportunity for stud ying the need ful particulars . Certain it is that , except on peculiaritie s of the American abori gines. He rare occasions, the Eng lish poor are ut ter was selected by Lieut. -G-eneral J. Sheridan to strangers to a well-cooked meal , and if local ! make an examination of the manners and cus- public kitchens could be esta blished on the plan ¦ ¦ j m M ^^*^ b V ^^^ ^^ — — — — — — — ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^ toms^ of the Indians of the South-West Territories ,y here advocated , they would prove a boon to and it is from the mass of ethnolo gical notes thousands. which he collected that he has wri tten the pre- From the same-—• An American Four-in- Hand sent work. The Moqui Indians , of whose strange \ M _ — - * ^ — ^L I 1 . _„_ — ¦ - ^^^ ^^ ^^mm^ ^ta^» A ^k ^^k. ^«* ^fc M^k BPL «k a ^^h ^^ —^ _ ^«. dn Britain ,' by Andre w Carneg ie. This book , customs he writes , inhabit , he tells us, seven after being printed for priva te villages, circulation , and in differ ent situated a few leagues apart , a han dsome shape, for the librar y, has now reached and they are known to have lived in their present "wh"w h atat,, in manymanv respectsrespects,, is tha hash fnrm a hnnir since the S is the best form a book quarte rs paniards first entered this can take—- a shilling edition ; and it describes , in of America about the middle of the sixteenth __ __ part —» ._ __. . » ¦ ¦ wmm -_ — ~ ^B-- ~^r mtr ^^^m ^hb genialg J fashion ,^ ^^ 9^ ^ ^^ *^ ^^ ^^ v*^ ^^ ^h^ ' its author 's experiences of a century. Thus Captain Bourke s wor k has not coaching tour from the south to the north of ; only the excitement of a travel narrative , but has Britain , or , rather—for the stoTy begins with the I an attract iveness for the anti quarian and the — m — — — — — — —— — — —~ — — ¦ ^ p ^ j j ^» ^h ^.^p - *^ ^v ^^^ - ** w ^m^ m w^& ^ ^ r *^W voyage^ across the Atlantic —of ^^ ist, a journey by boat Arc haeolog the rites of the people being as and coach from New York to the North of ancient as they are peculiar. The descri ption of Scotland . Mr. Carneg ie aptly observes that the snak e dance , corni ng as it does fro m a qualified 4 there is everything in the way , is graph one takes things / eye-witness ic and astoni shing, and when and the reader of this pleasant sketch certainl y it is remembered that no steps had been taken to shows that he can take things in ri ght pleasant Tende r the reptiles innocuous either by the ex- style. He gossips of all he sees, and of the tractio n of their fangs or by drugs , and that they peopl e whom he meets ; and he shows, as in his are held betwee n the teeth of the dancers , who in summing-up of the merit s of the English Pa r - process ion circle round * the sacred rock / it seems liament—that * the interes ting debates are few almost impossible , as Captain Bourke says, to and far between '—tha t he does not fear to sp eak "believe th at such thiogs can be happening * within plainl y. Beginning at Brighton , the party started our own boundaries less than seventy miles from ^ for the north , and an exhilarating tri p they found the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in the year of it to be. All, or nearl y all , of their experiences our Lord 1881.' The number of snakes used in are jotted down for the reader 's delectation , and the ceremony was more than one hundred , and the book , fro m the first page to the last , is bri ght the dancers ran backward s and forw ards so con- and attractive. fusedly that it was not possibl e to determine • certa inly how many times the whole division had From Mr. John Murra y.—' Men of Invention j changed snakes , but it must have been not less aud Industry / by Samuel Smiles, LL.D. The than four , and probabl y as many as five times. popular series of books titled ' Li ves of Engineers/ The ceremony included the depositing of the * Industrial Biogr ap hy/ and * Self Help/ here I snakes on the ground , where they were sprinkled receives an addition which will be welcomed bybv with sacred corn meal , after which they were all readers who have a taste for the most _- - —— - — _^ - ^, — — — m. — — — ^^ — picked up, held by small boys, passed to the chief instructive form of biograp^^^ hy^ —the lives of the pr iest, by him prayed over and deposited in the great creators of indus tries. The men chosen for buffalo lodge or sanct uary, an d then they were the purpose are Pett , tlie shipbuilder ; Pettit — — h ^m- — — — ^— ' —w~ H ¦ ¦ — ^ ^ —^ i ¦ ¦ ^-^ I taken up by a second division of men , who per- Smith , the introducer * of™ ^^" the^^ screw^^^ —^ ^^ • — propellerH^T ^^^m ^^^ H^^ ^^p ^^B ^^^H ^^ ^^^ ;^B form ed the dance with tHem in their mouths. J ohn Harrison , the inventor of the mari ne The pictur e of this revolti ng ceremony, ta ken at chronometer ; Thomas Lonabe , the introduc er of the time by the art ist who accompan ied t he aut hor , the silk industry into England ; William Murdock , gives a lively idea of its repulsi ve character. of gas-light fame ; Kcenig, the inventor of the Whi le, however , the snake dance is the central steam printing machine ; Walter , the inventor of feature of the book , the other pages are full of the Walter press , and the practical creator of the inter esting matter , and the dresses of the peop le, Times n ewspaper ; William Clowes, the inventor thei r reli gious uses, t heir modes of pun ishment , of book-printing by steam , and several Irish t heir curi ous and ancient pottery ,and their agri- ' self-hel pers. ' The day of the firs t piece of cultural implements are fully described and newspaper steam press working was Nov. 29, illustrate d by finely coloured lithograp hic platen 1814, and we are reminded of what now reads and diagrams. The book is in fact beautifull y likeJK * M±.\S aC-V strangeUUA IftllfikV incidentAI1VI \A>\JAMV of\S A. theIIIV birthdayUIJ. ISIAV* ••* T :• At«* ¦ »¦ 1/ prod uced , and is a notewo r thy specimen of the six o'clock io the morning Mr. Walter , who had enterpr ise which publishers exhibit nowaday s in been watching the working of the machine all brin ging out books of high scientific value. th rou gh tho night , suddenl y appeared among the press men, and announced that ' the Times is Fro m the same.— * Food for the Million : a Plan for alread y pri nted by steam .' Knowing that the ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ — — - -— — _~ ¦—¦ Star ting Public Kitchens ,' by Captain P. M. pressmenmfr ^^ "~^ ^^^ ^^ • " W^ ^^^ had^^^ bi -^rw vo^ ^ ^ wed» ^ *^ - "^^^^ vengeancer- ^" - ^ ^^ « ^"^ — - —~ -— againstm J the~^ — ^^ r Wolff, with a Preface by the Kev. H. R. Haweis , inA^entor and his inventi on, an d that th ey had J ^.A. This usefu l and practical handbook is the threatened * destruction to him and his traps / fruit of a paper read by Captaiin Wolff before lie informed them that if they attempted violence the Nati onal Heal th Society, in which he< su b- there was a force ready to supp ress it ; but niitted plans for the establishment of public that if they were peaceab le, their wages should kitchens , where the poor were to save fro m 30 be continued to every cue of them until they t-oto 60 perner cent.c«nt. ,. while-while those who invested their could obtai n similar employment . This prove d capital in the kitchens were to realise 17 per satis factory so far , and he procee ded to distribute cent, for their mon ey. The gallant officer has , several copies of the newspa per amongst them— , according to Mr. Ha we is, mapped out London the firs t newspaper printed by steam ! Thus into distri cts in which he propos es to start Another ' silent revol ution ' was worked in the i. kitchens at a cost of about ^5,000 a-piece, and greatest and most worl d-moving industry of the I i wo* The Publishers ' Circular :n<>*. 5, I J^ .J^_»^ .^ JM JJ 1 : ¦ *_ f ¦w tiftfh' -uT t --— ^ ^ —r *—^ i— n—i—r* -—^i— ^ — > , ^ . \ jage. The $kft ^ Works of Frances Kidley Haverga l.' In two operan di, and the following brief extract will be I volumes. We have often wonde red why the read with interest : I pub lishers who have given to the religious world My actual notes vrere a little too scanty to be "understood I soan rnanmanyv , ofnf thet.h fi bookshnnTrfi ofr»-f this giftedo-ifterl ladladvy delayeddelaved "by anyone trat myself, and therefore I have filled them up. I the issue of a complete edi tion of her hymns and The front of an ordinary envelope has frequently sufficed I to hold my memoranda ; but now that I find it needful to I poems, and we can promise for these two goodly write in a bolder hand I use the half of a sheet of note- I volumes , whiclt have at last come from th e press , paper. I sometimes wish that I had never used even this; I a very hearty greeting. The contents are classified for the memory loves to be, trussed, and the more fully it I is relied upon the more, does it respond to our confidence. I under a variety of head s with the dates of The preacbers who can entirely dispense with notes must I composition and the places where th ey were be few; but if their preaching is up to the mark they are I happy men. Some go on crutches, and read almost all the I written , two points which are always of consider- , ¦ able interest in reading a poem , as they not sermonRermon ;: this, as a rulerule,, must be a lame business. TheTim I most of us need to carry a staff, even ifcvj we do not often I oi'ic uiau iuico ua&equentl y throw light upon its meani ng and leanmail uponupuu ifc.J.\j . TheJ. UC pe^ciJ-C^uijrfectly able man requiresi nothingj iubuiu g ofUl IH its references. The poems are for the most part the kind. I am not one of these first-class brethren ; 'with I my staff have I crossed this Jordan,' and I hereby lend it I as bri ef as - they are beautifu—l and "they will form ., • • it . ,t •/ to any who feel that they can pursue their journey by its I a perfect treasure-house to preachers and teache rs Aid . . I for purposes of quotation , while many of them The notes will, we believe, be welcomed with all I will be found to be second only to sti ll more the greater sati sfaction , because th ey are upon I sacred words in the comfort which th ey will mm v Old-^—- ¦ Testament^^^ -^ —— — ^ — — — subj- — ¦ ects,j rang | -^ ing«j from Genesis— — to ' - Immmm afford to the sick or the dying. IMiss Havergal Proverbs. Mr. Spurgeon promises to complete I seemed to live so constantl y jn the pr esence of a the series by pub lishing a second on the Old Tes- I bri ghter worl d that her vers e is tinged with tamen t, and two volumes of notes on the Now. I and there is somethin g of * the light beyond / Fro m the same.— ' Fronded Pal ms: a collection of ¦ thi s peculiarity about her writings , th at , like the pr inte d papers on a wide range of subjects ,3 "by I works of nearl y all tru e hymnists , they will be mrm» ¦¦ ¦ w mM m*m+ ^r mm ^r -^^ «b^ m * • ^ -^ ^— — - — — -^ — ^ — ^— — ^-^ —^ —~ — — — W.1 9 Y.^^ ^ ihiller^^ ton , with over one hundred illus- I^^^ H welcomed by Christians of all schools of thought. tration s. A series of brief relig i ous paper s, with ¦ The beauties of nature , the happ iness of birds plentifu l illustration s not only in the way of I and of children , the solemnity of life at all its but in the similes and anecdotes I , picture page s, I crises the joys and affections of home- ^-t hese which ar e effectively used. Sunday-school teachers , I and kindred top ics al ways "had an inspiration and all who are engaged in the work of religious ¦ for Frances Ridley Haver gal, and fhe seldom eeducationducat ion , will find mucnmuch usefulusetui material readyrea dy to I¦ touched a chord which was not tunefu l. hand in this little volume. I c the —.^...^.»-- m Universit y ' Hel mfmr - - From Oxfor d Press. ps - m,-mmm mm — *«• m.m* m * m J. A. \J IMA. r A^VQMI ** m * Q lish I Fro m Messrs. Keg an Paul & Co.— Eng ^tM to the Stud y of the Bible , with a General Index , Sacred Lyrics. ' The publication of a volume of I a Dicti onary of Proper Names , a Concordance , 1 English Sacred Lyr ics ' in the * Parchment Series' I \/k/ ¦ and a series of Maps. ' This new edition of the Jm. m~mt KJ«l' ^-— ~ may11AC4 T almost\Jktm.KAM\JU\J be U^m/ regarded^.tC^XMml^-» ^. ^^ »- as^mr *^ a necessity*«^ \. I ;J for this ^^ _ well-known ' Helps ' which Mr. JB 'r owde ori gi nall y repres en tative set of books , so pleasant ly pro- ¦ added to his Teachers ' Bibles gives in a read abl e ducedrin p'Afl withTvi t.Vi thef-.Vi fi antiqueanfrimift paperT»ar >fir., uncutnnrf »n t, edftd gesflres., anaand I¦ type the valuable work which has called forth parchment cover , would have been incomplete if I ¦ from many eminent divines and scholars ex- sacreu. vurae iu ivo luiuux lyrma iitiu. notjw u l)eenwv- h sacred verse in its minor forms had _ « MmU pressions of surprise and adm iration . When adequatel y illustrated. Sir Rounde ll Pa lmer 's ¦ ¦ we see the book as a separate issue we realise *« Bookdoo k ofcm. Praisej rraiso * iniu thetut? « Goldenvjtuiuuii Tx reasuryi caauij Serieskwaiv" ' _ how much useful matter there is within it; in of Messrs. Macmillan & Co. is not likely to be I fact , it is npt only a concordance , and a Bible excelledftx^fillflfl asn.K an. collectionnollGfttion of piecesT>ieces of the nymhymnn ¦ ¦ atlas , but a compendiumJL of Bible natural historymf * for m, but in this volume we have sacre d poems and etymology, while the summaries of the books rather tlian hymns. The balance is fairly dra wn ¦ of the Old and New Testament, the harmony betweenh^txppp iTi thefr.h ft ancientsinri pTi t, andnnd thet.h ft moderntnnflfirn. , amongamonfiT tnethe ¦ of the Gospels, the numerous genealogi cal tables, former being Sir Wal ter Hal eigh, Sir PM lip ¦ and a host of other interesting notes make it an Bon ¦ Sydney,„_ Sir Henry "Wotto ny.v, John Donne, essential companion to all students. The present t^ r~i «^_—.^ TTiri»u« ~ ir n.« Quarln-.~~-~.i esno , Herb1TAi»T^prt. ert, Ill¦ J onson , George Wither , Herri ck, ¦ edition is well suited for presentation as a prize Mi lton , Crashaw , Tay lor , John Austi n, Dryden , £n Bible classes and Sunday schools, or for the Addison , Watts , the Wesleys, Cowper , and Top- III , , ., study table, lad y. Among: the mod ern s we find Cro ly, Heber , IM • , , Hemans , Lyte, Isaac Williams ¦ , Yrom Messrs. Parker A Co.— The Temple: Sacred Milman Keble Ad ¦ Poems and Private Ejaculations/ by George NealN^Alfi.e, MonsellMonKoll., GeoGeorgerge EEliot,liot, aandnd Aaei»iu«elaide ¦ it w ¦ ' - Herbert. A new edition. A daintily printed issue of Procter. The book is fiill of beautie tf , and ! pioi^jLy lju«j gregt at tr~-— uths wvm the time-hononrftdtime-honoured poemsnoems of theth6 ©axliereaTlier JLaureateIjauveate of pleasanpioaaani t touo findnuu hownovv comcuiu pletely the w**" have ! ¦ \\ tho Church, done on toned paper with a red of the broadest Christianity are tho ^e which - DOrdep to e*ch page, and pretty head-pieces and Btiwed the niiiee of the maioritv of the wnter» M ' _ .. , t*W* \, dm.. . . " . " ' ' . ¦- . tM ^P ^^T ^ i T"*" ' ' ¦ ' . ' i ; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ --'- -— - - - - ' • • ¦ ¦ • Bg^ . , m Nov. 13, i8»4 Tt e Publis hers ' Circul ar ,2O3 I I — I hete quoted . In its own field this littl e wbrk is priestesses at Dodona , mcenads , &c. ' "•' Fair I «a book of gems,' and while we welcome it as an Rosamund M8 also a drama. Of it the aut hor I addi tion to a series alread y valuable in its excel- says : I lencc and comprehensivenes s, it strike s us also as a ' She whom our first Plantagenet too well loved, and ¦ ¦ ¦ P^r*^^ I book which is likely to stand alone , and to have a forAV* whomTV AIVUA he**%* built»^V*&&«f tbe^«^^^ marble^t ^Jt mazeI 1 Illffif, j "Was no rich crimson beauty of old lice, I large sale. A-s fabled in. proud histories and lays ; the same.— * Ori gin of Cultivat ed Plants / by ZNo Cliff ord, as 'tis boasted ; but, in fine, I From **A - *r VMW ¦ ¦— 14MVA V*«a A^m girl o* VV "J f delicatelyV« ^^ «*VS>VW ^W ^ made....^L&« x^ « 4 * V I honse de Candolle. This volume, which comes ^^ tbe country, Alp !Por jRo«a Mundi—of thi3 trnth be sure— I to as in the form of a translation , will have an "Was nature's rose, not man's; as ye shall see I interest for a wide circle of read ers ; for , apart In this sad tale of lovers' destiny.' I from the botanist and what may be termed the Four short lines will suffice to show that we have I professional plant-grower , there are many amateurs here poetry : ¦ I who will welcome a volume which tells them in a King. Before the funeral the eyes are buried. I pleasant and readabl e fashion the history of the Thy lips—already is the tender mouth J I pr oducts of kitchen and flower gard en. The book A rosy marble to the memory 1 I is exhaustiv e in all its parts ; it track s out the Of all past kisses. Lovely portraiture I I etymology of the plant-na mes ; it descri bes their ' Callirrhoe * tak es us back to the classic days I characte ristics and thei r development ; it tells us when fauns were. We wish we had space to I of all th eir varieties , their fruits , and their quote from its many beauti es. Messrs. Baker I flowers ; and it gives due honour to the men who & Sons, of Clifton , are the actual publishers I have discovered and introduced them.. The foot- of the volume. I notes , showing 1 the multifarious auth orities whom Fromjriuia Mr.j xlt. ElliotJB»JLiiOb StockDtoc&.. — * Popularir opuiar Supersti-oupersci- I the author has "consulted , give abun dant proof of r ¦ I the industry with which he has gone about his tion s : a volume of The Gentleman 's Magazine I work , and , while his book is so genial ly wri tten Library / being a classified collecti on of the I that a reader unversed in science will take it up chief contents of the Gentleman' s Maga zine fro m I with pleasure and profit , it will form a trust- 1731 ta 1868, edited by George Xawrence Gomme , I worth y text-book for those who wish to pursue F.S.A.. It is often a matter of regret th at so I tho subject further. much good literary work which the public de- £ mand for light literature in modest instalments ^b^^*^^b w^^n^^^^vv^v ^v ^^^^^v ^^^^ ^^^ ^^v I^^^1 From^^^0 ^^* ^^^ Mr. G-eor^^^^^B ge ^^^^ Bedwa^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^ ~ ^^^^^^ ^h^F y. ^^ — Tobacco^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^F ^^^^ ^^^F TalkS^^V ^^^^~^^h ^^^^^v and^^^^V ^^^vv ^^.^^v brings into the pages of magazines , but which I Smokers ' Gossip: an Amusing Mi scellany of Fact in days gone by would have take n its place in I and Anecdote relating to the " Great Plant " in all volumes of a more permanent characte r, should be I its Form s and Uses, including a selection from virtuall y lost after the seri als have been rea d and I Nicotian Literature .' A quaintl y got up, old-sty le laid aside , and this scheme of Mr. G omme partl y I little volume , forming one of * Kedway 's Shilling meets the diffi cul ty. In the volume before us I Series/ in which the praise of the fragrant weed is which form s a complement to that on 4 Man n ers I said and sung . The smoking tastes and practices and Customs ,' he has gathere d together a vast I of great men, the history and uses of tobacco , and amount of interesting notes on superstitious I anecdotes selected from a b ^r — r ^^^^^^»* r ^»-^ ¦ ¦ -^^^ '^"'^ ^"^^" ¦ ™ ^^ ~> ¦ ^r — — ™ —¦ ¦ ~*-r- — — —— very wide Held , make customs^^ ^^^ p^^ as^^^w*^ to^r ^^v daysvb and seasons, quaint forms of I up a bud get "which will be found to be as fully relig ious belief, and various types of witchcraft . I flavoured as the plant to which it is devoted. The collection of notes on the days and seasons I^^^H Prom— — - — — the' i" ¦ ^^^ same.¦ ¦ ™ ™ —^^^^r ¦ ^ — • The^^^v^ ^^ ^^b ^^^ Anatomy^^^ ^^^> ^K*^^*^^*^r ^t^ ^^^ ^H^^^a^ m of~^^r ^^^ Tobaccov^^^v ^^v ~^k^ ^w^p ^^^^ ^^^ ^V^F ;^H or^^^F ^^. ,H will be speciall y interesting to the clergy and ¦ ¦ ¦ -^m* ^*^ na ^ ^b^^^ b w^mmm w mm^m vbk ^y m ^ ^* ^^ «rfv«-> w —-— —— — — ^— |^» — ' — — ^-^ -- - I Smoking Methodised , Divided, and Considered Churchmen general ly,^ J and a large numb er of the I after a New Fa shion ,' by Leolinus Siluriensis , Pro- notes on Superstitious Customs and Beliefs are I fessor of Fumical Philosop hy in the University of also connected chiefly with religious matters. I Brentf ord . A clever and interesting book , done The notes on Witchcraft ar « classified under I with no slight infusion of scholarshi p and humour. various counties. The volume is produced in a I The definition s of the various kinds of tobacco form worth y of its contents , with thick anti que I are clever, and the popular , if common-p lace, paper and uncut edges, and publisher and editor I Birdse ye is thus glorified : are to be congratul ated on having given us in a I A pleasant and fragrant tobacco, adapted for common handsome form matt er of enduring inter est. I use by all ; not lacking savour, but not too vigorous. Yet I it is apt to be hot and fretful in the mouth, bo let such as Books received for Notice :— I be at all tender in that part use it but sparingly. Memoirs of a Cambrid ge Chorister , 2 vols. (Hurs t I Dividing Pipe Philosoph y into two parts—the & Blackett). I matt er (materies) and the manne r (nwdus), our We Two (ditto). I author gives the reade r a very entertaining book. Teaching of the Twelve Apostles (ditto). I c Fro m Messrs. John F. Shaw & Co.— Emblems of Invention and Industr y (John Murr ay), th e I Holy Spirit / by F. E. Marsh. A littl e volume kin & Co. ). I of religious essay s re printed from ' Footste ps of Pra tt 's Poverty (Simp I Tru th ,* in each of which the work of the Holy From Messrs. Hod der & Stoughton :— I Ghost is set forth under the emblems used in Story of the Life of Jesus— Cha rity Moore- liO JLi XV/ JL ^v^i^ ¦ ^^ VrVf 1U ^^ *»» »^«»— ^ -*^- White- - House— I Holy Scri pture , such as Oil , the Seal , Water , SlyKJXj hoots—Fro m Log Cabin to I Dew, Wind , the Har vest, the Dove. The book Meg's Mistak e—True Tales of Trave l and Ad- I has a commendator y note from Mr. O. Russell vent ure—Valour and Virtu e—Stanley Qraharae . I Hur ditch. Fro m Messrs . Cassell & Co. :-— Children I Fr om Messrs. Bimpk in, Marshall, & Co. —r Seventeen Cats—Little Mothers and the ir I ' Field' Creatu re s Wild — Creatures Tam e—Those s Callirrhoe and Fair Rosamund. ' Mr . —^ >V« "V~« • 1 i"4 1 1 I Micha el Field' s ' Callirrhoo ' is a dra ma of the Golden Sands —Some Farm Friend s—School I worsh ip of Dionysus, whose myth ' is the glorifl- Day Hou rs—O ur Pretty Pets—Indo ors and I cation of enthusiasm , whicli the poet believes to Out Little Folks* Out and About Book—Jack I he the gap of the Tre e of lafe, the spring and o' Lmntern , and other Bhymee—Kambl es round I ori giii of all good fruit. ' The scene is laid in London— Bo-Peep—Ca sseirs Saturday Journa l, I ' Cal ^on an d at Dodona. Among the characters VoL foT 1$84—Maga zine of Art , VoL for 1884 j L *ire a priest of Bacchus , citizens of Calydon , —Sunny Spain—O *er many Lands , on. many jll ¦ ¦ ¦i . 111 < " ' : •'¦ i ' ¦ .... . "." ;aa55sasa j ^ The ¦ I¦ »^rv^-~-t Publishers ' Circular ---.•n^^ «j .o.: ! * f 1004 ii Seas—Quiver , Vol . for 1884—Greater London The Sunbeam of the Factory (Rel igious Tra ct Society). %-»« ¦—«¦— » » ¦ ¦^ta.^ vb p^ p" ¦ * » »• ¦ p^ b ^ » w ^ p» "^ —• ™ ppp» ^-w — w j ¦ — ¦— — —— *pb * M ^^k pm _ y ^ k ^^ y Griffith & Farran —Fami ly Magazine for 1884—Sunday^ Scrap From Messrs. :— .^^^K ^_ i^K*_ _ ^ ^B « ^B ^K ^P^Pld _ A ^^¦¦^k A A ^ ^h Book of Bible Illustrated Stories—Baby 's Al- The Boy Slave—Grandfather—Th e Wild Horse- bum—Dolly 's Album—Fairy 's Album—Pussy 's man — Fai th —Hope — Charity — Mer cy and Album . Peace — The Grolden Text-Book — Cap vm e pp. — — mWtrr ^W^ ^f _ > ^^r P» —^ Birthday Book (W. Smith).M mo-not—Heroes of American Discovery— Queen Daisy Cha in ^ ^ Amethyst—Nursery Numbers—A Picture Book Selected Occasional Sermons (ditto). of Play. Letters on Daily Life (ditto) . p» ------^^ fc ¦ pp ^ v^ppp ^ - ^m ¦* -~ ' ' _ __ _ «p ^ ^^ ^ ^^ "^ F. Warne & Co. :— Messrs. .pi From _ _ »_ t ¦ Fro m S.P.C.K. ^ ^k. ^R* * « M ^M ^^ ^ Churchman 's Famil y Bible — Dawn of Day— Godfrey Maiden— St. Nicholas for 1884—Ol d Doll's Housekeep ing—Touch Him if you dare ! Bansom — The Land of Fi re — A Perilous —Littl e Boy and Wooden Horses—Winchester Venture. —Mission Addresses —Little Old Portrait—A Fro m Messrs. T. Nelson & Sons :— Small Rebellion—The Snow King 's Trumpeter Story of King Robert the Bruce—Story of A lfr ed Shado w and Sunshine Miles Lambert 's the Grreat— Pa cket of Cards—After Years — ^ — ^ pp_ ^^» ^ pV ^ ph ¦ ^^^F ° a « . ^ .^^A * ^^# — ^ Thre e Changes—Dadd y Darwin 's Dovecot — With the Bird s—Harry Bertram —Carpente r's Papa Poodl e and other Pets—An Old Story Snuff Box—Rock of Ages—Tru e to Himself— '^ ppp' pppi ^ p»^ » ~*m ^ p» v.i shp^ shp«v vr v^ ppp ^p ^ p^ Mb ^ ^iw w^ p* "^^ «p» ^ppi '¦ — " """ — — — ¦ -----»— j ^j of*pp^ ^v Bethlehem—The^*m^^ ^pp" ^r^fa^B ^m -*** m ^^ -^ pr mm- ^ ^ -^pp™ Blue^m^ mmr ^^ Bells^ ^ ^ <^fc m^r on^^r ^h p& thepfc ^^ p.-* ^m* Lea—»^ p* Stories* ^ of Old Rome — Natural Hist ory^ for^^ The Prisoner 's Daughter—A Vamp ire—A Tur- Young Folks—On the Desert . bulent Town —Three Sixteen th Century Sket ches Ye Earlie Englishe Almanack e for 1885 (Pettitt & —Grifnnhoof—Mutin y on the Albatross-— _ -- —Not— Co.) in Vain. ^ The Training of Children (Salvati on Army Book From Messrs . Swan Sonnenschei n : — Stores). » ¦ p^ta vv - ¦!¦ ~-^ »p» ^m »— K_r -y ^ VPk a. »— -»rf- -m ¦¦» ¦ p» The Children^mr ^ ^ -*~r 's Journe-**r y—Modern«Pk *^k ^ p^ ^p— ^^^ m Wonders* * ^^ »* V»W<. •—» of' m ' dk them* ^ r Grant & Co/s Christmas Annual (G-rant). World—Dora 's Boy—Tales of many Lands— Rou ghing it in Van Diemen's Lan d—A Haven Pamphlets and Magazines. of Rest—Ma rquise and Roset te—Story of Ten Some Famou s Hamlets (D. Bogue). Thousand Homes — In and Out—Harleq ui n The State and Education (Hod gson). -Nprf «^ p^ T»ppl> »pp^ -m -— ^ Pfc ^c, f - \^ Wm^ 1 • PPPPi ^ -« -w »»(^ ^v — » ¦ Eggs. ^ ^ J W House Sanitatio n (Eid gway).^ ^^^^ ¦^ r ~-r ^v - —^^ —¦ ¦ ¦ i 1 Yule^^™ ^^"^ Tide™ »~ ^a^^^m ^^ » Christmas~^» —»¦ ^^*^v -^^ Numbe^^^h - b ^"^P* ^PPk ^^ » ^^^ r^P^ (LettsM ^P^PH^PPP ^^ ^ PJ" ^^F ^^ pP* &^ P^^ ff^P ^ PT Co.).^ ^^^ ^^^ W V ^^ Berkshire Bell — Rosebud — Penny Post—llerry Good Words , Vol. for 1884 (Isbister). England — Misl etoe Bough — Recent British Sunday Magazine , Vol. for 1884 (ditto) . B^ pp ^ r att^p^^p^r ^ "^ ^^^ l^"^ es^ p^ *^^ ,^v Part^~^^™ ™ ^^^ —^ I.~— v —Old^^ — and— New Edinburg_ ^^ j h ,f Part Fro m Messrs . Sampson Low & Co. :— I.—Oas sell's Almanac for 1885. Under the Meteor Flag—Charmouth Grange »v^ ¦ ^_/ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^ p» \S pm ^pp» ^ . ^ ¦ ^ ¦^ » ** ¦ mm -» -" p^ v ^r ~—-•— —"- ¦¦ «' — — —Chairman 's Handbook —Story of Viteau — WeV V ^^ have4& T_T ^ also\ ^ receivedJ * ^ it ^ :—The^ November number of Portraits of the 100 Greatest Men—Fl y-Fishing Sunday Talk, containing, amon gst a variety of for Salmon—Struggl e for Fame. contents , a remarkable study in the unseen , Walks in and Round London (T. Woolmer) . entitled « Behind the Veil ; ' an estimate of the Footsteps in the Snow (ditto). Duke of Argy ll, with portra it ; a scientific paper , M. \J 1 | Ul \ sJk.\S\.& Jk^ ¦ • *. V&JL *mT . 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