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From the Iiondon liiterary Society . — « Vere Thornleigh ' s Inheritance , ' by A . M . Hopkinson . perhaps This is a , and pleasant scarc story ely ^ so , - well wanting constructed in compression as it
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I'lVUl iU . 00010 . . Sampson WOUl ^/ OUU . UVS W V ^ U . ^ J _| XUJLllrt 7 U . J . . — « Profitable Dairy Farming , ' by H . M . Upton , In these distressing days it is difficult to say where
profit can be found in any branch of farming . Farmers are proverbial grumblers , but they have ^ ^ ^^— v - ^^ for ^* - ^^ ^ -some pk . ^ - ^^ ^^^ k ^ ^>^ years w ^ v ^^^ r ^ p ^^ past ¦ k ^^^ wit * ' ^^ ¦ had ii *¦ it n _ i ^_ more ^ L ^^^ M ^^ ^ k ^^^ th ^^^ b ^ % an ¦ . n * ¦ their % ** A *> , ^ ^ L ^ L
share of cause for grumbling * . The hints given in Mr . Upton ' s book are full of importance for the »¦ ^^ ¦ ^ - > r economic ^— » ^ . ^ i _^ ^^ "» - ^ » fc J . ^ uT ¦ ^ and * V * -A - ^^» ^ remunerative - V ' »* - *¦ - » ^_^ A- ^^ b % A V ^ u / management m m n K T' *^ ^ A G ^ V ^ Vj * * - '
of dairy farms . His book forms quite an encyclopaedia of information on the subject . From the same . —* The Italian Masters , ' by Henry
Attwell Attwell , . has has special sr > ep / ial refftrp reference . no . fi to to the the . Italian T +. n . lian pictures in the National Gallery , and its carefully condensed notes should meet the
requirements ments or of a a userul useful supplement suDDlement to to the the Natioii National al Gallery Catalogue of foreign schools . The " qualities u ^^^* w ^^ ^ r -tfh ^ b ^ » rf- which * * — - ^ ^ - ^ 4 ^^ b distinguish ^* - » » -n-r ^* ^ ^ . ^ y ^^ v « ^ ^ w * - »^ the «^ . ^^ ^* r Ital dh * ^ " ^ ^ i 4 m an ^^ ^^ painters Pk ^^> W . £ . A . . A ^ 4 ^ . j Jfc k
are described with judgment and critical acumen . Biographically , the handbook is very good indeed .
From the same . — Tell us Why , ' by Gertrude Heath ^^ k *^ s ^ ^ m ^ m «*^» « ' i ^ » , h exp ^^ ' ^^ b ri r lains ^ ^^ w rffc ^ - ^ - ¦ . in ^ k ^^* simp r- —r ^ b ^ — i r *^ le ^ tm v ^ languag - ^ ^^> f ^ . ^ Mite m ^^ b ^ vi ^ e ^^ r ¦ for r ^^ . ^ ^^ young ^ , w x . ^ ^ ^^ ^^^
folk the customs and ceremonies of the English Church . The author describes these matters in a manner so attractive that the volume should
be generously welcomed in many a household , From - » - vy * ¦ j . m . Messrs fc « k « aha ¦ k B > . Maclehose ^ Hot ^ ta vw -ifc - ^ -r & ^ rt ^ r Sons i 'h ^ b m ^ . m — « Tables >^ k . «^ 4 / rv ^ - « . - % _/ y of x _/ - ji _ ^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ *^^ ^^ ^_
European History , Literature , Science , and Art , ' by John Nichol , M . A ., LL .. D . The fourth edition lV 4 b of this set of tables conies in ¦ more
^»^ Sifc ^^ ^^ ^^ ii ^ ^ % ^^ — ^^ ^ ^ 4 *»*^ Vhi ^ ^ -H' ^^ ^^ ^ h . ^ ^^ W " ^ . ^ ^^ luf Bta ^ ^^^ T ^^ . ^ ^ ^ M ^ . ^ ^_^ h ^> ^ fc « V . ^ ^ » \^^ ^^ Xj # modern garb than before ; it is brought up to the time , and now contains information concerning the events and notabilities of the
present year . American history , and the literature and art of that country are included . Professor Nichol iled these tables
oriinally about fifteen comp years ago . They must prove g immensely beneficial to students in giving- a comprehensive «_•• *—f ¦ - - » »_ * Jk *— ' s . . & ^ _» « . * k / JB . « v < view * ^ % ^ T V of ^ w ^ A . respective - » . ¦ % _ - > ' m ^ f ^~ r - % ^ f »^« . > ^^ historical ^ . &« . k .. ' «^ v ^ M . ^ V ^ 'Vx ^ ' - * -
eras . Study so guided cannot fail to flourish , and bear good fruit . As regards the tabular ar a- rangement / Professor kJk Nichol jk has ji f adhered k / Jkf to
m >^ A . v- ' ^^^ ^"^ ^ - ^ —— ^^ . V " ^ ^— ^ - ^ ^ ^ - ^^ - ^^ ^ ' ^ " ^ ^^ * a ^^ ^ * ^_^ ^ ^*^»^ - «^ w > ^ * ^^ . x . ^ v ^ ^^ v ^^ his original ^^ plan of grouping in periods of five years . Foreign History , English , Scotch , and Irish History *^ L V ^ k k ^ f m ^ « r ^ k w , & English ^^ k *^ J * ^ ^^ h ^ ~ ^ - ^ — Literature T i » ^» V- * ^ ^ ^ k m ¦ ^ b ^ 4 ^ ^^^ ^ k ^ v' , « F ^ Ik . orei ^ * ^ * ^ g f" ^ N n Lit' e ^*~~^ rature > V % J ^ % ¦ ^ b & X . ^ , *
Science and Inventions , and the Fine Arts . Dates have been verified , and the spellings of names & * * - ^ i m . p . m . -m ^ f k / adjusted s . . 4 /¦ ^ -1 3 » , » . •*_ # f c > ^^ > % ^ in A > A accordance - » ' *^^ ^_ * * _^ « . - * ' ¦ «^^ f * .. » ^ ' ¦ % _*¦ with w- « « J A » the » * . » r best r >* . r ^ . y k . / \ s
authorities , a list of whose works indicates the vast amount of labour which Professor Nichol must have bestowed this invaluable aid
to study . upon From Messrs . Marpon et Plammarion , Paris . —
J . Michelct , * Mon Journal , 1820-23 / may be called a series of literary memoranda arranged in chronological order . These are followed by a list of the books which were read by the
celebrated historian from June 1818 to February 1829 . From this time , Michelet ceased , he says , to take note of his historical readings , his
choice being no longer free , as special readings were required for the epochs he was engaged in writing upon . The volume closes with an Examen des ' Vies des Homines illustres ' of
Plutarch , an essay required for the grade of doctor in 1819 .
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, ¦ ... „ ¦ ... ¦¦ ' IT I . » - ! , ¦ I From Messrs . MIoffatt & Paige . — The Oceans ' \ is thetitle of a compilation intended primarily
. for with pupil an ^ ordinary teachers atlas in or the good foutth schoolroom year . . Useja wall ] maps UliXps , , the LUC manual U-UtiUUCU . should O ^ IUUIM . be UK 2 found 1 UM 11 U extremely K 3 * a . * JimmGXJ . ;; ,
useful . . j From Mr . David Nutt . — ' Strongbow ' s Conquest \ of Ireland' is a manual belonging to a series
which represents ' English History from Gontemporary Writers / The compiler is Mr . Francis Pierrepont Barnard , M . A ., who has taken as his authorities a number of the more
or less familiar works of the old chroniclers , and duce in the translating spirit and descrip has endeavoured tive peculiarities to repro of
veracity the authors , at , least who , manage though d not to distinguished give a reflection for of the events of the times .
From Mr . George Redway . —' Charles Dickens and the Staee' bTEd afc t Pemberton ¦ ¦ ^ ^^^ — -wp- — — . The k
% author Jkt P . 1 * i A VJL- * ** J of **— ' fl * Dickens fi ^ >— ' , *> ' y T ' ^^ London . M J ^ -- ^ gar * - ^*^ ' has - ^ ^^ — increased -v-w - the . —• ^^ indebtedness of the public towards himself by _ _ —A ¦ — ¦» . B W A
this most excellent record of Dickens' connection with the drama as playwright , actor , and critic . Not one of our modern novelists
was more intimately associated with the stage ; and certainly to none were those associations ¦ more together interesting a large . Mr ¦* % . Pemberton of these ¦»¦ . has Brimful - ¦ - ^ gathered —— of
i * Ff ** Vv 1 / AJ . V _/ i- « -V J . C 4 J L Gk V ^ array JU * . . J * J J ^ - ^ - » - * ' - ^ - > •* " •¦ ^ - ' » **• * - — — - — — anecdote and reminiscences of a generation well now passing as useful away . On , the the book latter is account stimulating it must as
take Mr . Pemberton a place in has collections adopted the of Dickens plan of dividing ' works . his subject into well-defined Jfc chapters - »> ¦— thus »— we >
iliU > J j \ ± " *¦ ' I * - <* > - * * ** -fc A . X W ^ i * « W *— ' AX V >* V- * M . A . - * V V ^ ^ -- » - ^•^ . ^ ^ - ^ »^ ^ - ~~ r ; J , —*~^ , - ^ r dramatist drn find . mn — . tisi the -.. stage as as an a in . n Dickens actor actor , his his ' novels adaptation adarjtation , Dickens s s and and as a
impersonations , , the stage , in his speeches and lettershis criticismshis interpreters and so
forth . , , From 1 Messrs & Drowley—* The i Shell
X 1 U 111 iXLCOQXO . . Roper JLVV-f JJ ^ i-i . « JU o ^ iunivj . - ^ *>^ ^ j *^ .- ^** . Williams Winiam Collector ^ ' s M 1 VT Handbook . A A . D T > .. Kr Sc » .. for . is is the about n . hont Field the the / b handiest handiest y J . W .
manual we , know , of on , the subject . The comled arranged p cholog iler ge has is ical unquestionable been and authorities aided is interleaved b , . y while many The handbook his of for the own additional firs is know t con well - -
notes . , From Messrs . Rontledge & Sons . —There has now been published thirty-one »/ volumes » - ' of
Rout-1 I V J VV . L / UCH UU IL / lluAlV v > l . ViLA-XUV v ^ m . a ^ *^ x * . «^ . * . * . * v ^*_^» - — . «^ - » -- ~ ledge's Pocket Librae , the very pretty series which VV IIIV ^ II has 1 J < IO become * J \ - > \ J \ J IXJ V- / so ^ J \ J popular MV / K / »^ . Xfc ^ JL with t » J . v' »« . bookbuyers r ^ v ^^ ' - « . ' ~^ * - »^ ^ y—— . .
The latest volumes include Mrs . Shelley ' s Cairo 4 Frankenstein ; ' and Willis ; ' Thackeray ' s * Poetical 's « Cornhill Works . to Grand
From the same . —The new pocket-volume edition of ' The Lord Caxtons L JV Ki ytton I . ' ' being s novels the now / immediate includes ^/ ufc ^* predecessor * Devereux * -- ¦ -- »*¦ —• / . —
_ 1 _ g 1 \_ , \^/ (^ W M . VJ KJ \ -S A A » t >— « - * * ¦* V- * »** » * . * - v —• — - J — —^ - — - ^ -- these noted This ed _ respects for ition its , clear as the we books printing have coul already and d hardly hand remarked y be size better : , in is .
From the same . — ' Mr . Potter , of Texas / by Archibald CGurtenThe author of * Mr
. . , Barnes with , of that New excellent York / , ' has novel followed by up submitting his
suc-V cess . V /» 3 O »» X u JLJ . 1 'iifvu vavviAvyiiw * ax ^»>^* . ^* 7 «« - > -- * . — —* - —(^ the book now before us to the public , . The new story storv deserves deserves notice notice tor for its its wealth weaitn of or incident incident
and dramatic power . The opening chapter , descriptive of the bombardment of Alexandria , is impressive . The character sketches are
portrayed +. r « vp ! rl with wit . Vi skill skill ; and and not not a a little little originality orifi-inalitv . is is , ., dfe IIM >
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i March i 1888 The Publishers' Circular * W " , - ¦
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 1, 1888, page 227, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01031888/page/25/
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