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    , three farther reprodu illustrated ction wi ^ - th in sk colour etches of of p Coi ictures re , and by Angelica Kauffman . * Women on Horseback '

    g riding ives - the habit history it & progress of the development being traced of the b — y

    several ^ 3 illustrations , j ^ ; the ym article ^ y is written by Miss Ella Hepworth Dixon . * The Fall of

    Paganism' is from the pen of Miss Augusta Marryafc , and the FasBions for the month ,

    which follow , are treated in the usual manner . Miss A * L . Shaw commences a series of articles entitled * Holiday Excursions in Foreign

    Literature , by calling attention to the life and works of Pe * rez Galdos . Mr . Arthur Marvell

    contributes a * Roundel / which is followed by an illustrated description of * The Marriage of

    the Emperor of China' from the pen and pencil A MMt of Mr . Wmm . Simpson ^^^ ^^^ , ^^ kthe ^ k ** a celebrated m ^ ^^ b * ^

    special correspondent . M . " Gabriel .. Sarrazin . writes ni . ivv » on v'ii * Georges >» i » i / vi gvn Oh V 11 . . JUWJ net , ' wiiu and the t < . . *_/ article mi viviv is * k »

    accompanied by " a portrait of the novelist anda sketch of his study . ' Hints on Modern

    E Ecclesiastical . ! r . Masters Embroidery several reproductions ' are given by of Miss this

    class of work accompany , ing the text . Miss Ella J . Curtis supplies the story ' 10 . 30 p . itf ., '

    entitled which is followed ' Gusty b Weather y the poem / by for Miss the . month M . C . ,

    Gillington . The part concludes with an accoun Calthrop t of * Life ( illustrated in a Conv ) ent and , ' b y Some Miss 4 Literary aAa Annette JL

    Notes " — ' **•»» w ^ AA ., ' *~ r |« b y the AA * m ^ Editor V . A > « JV WXS ^ A . , Mm % SVJLA ^* + IWAAV ^ W ^/ JL MIX T The new volume Jn the * Ancient and

    Modern will '— ~~^ be *^^ ¦ ^^ the - Library ^^ av q ^ ^ i ^ 'fp Prose ^^ *^ ^ t ^ mqm of ^* Works Theolog m Tir « v ^^^^^ h ^ of - ^^ ical r ^ . w Bishop ^ fl ^ h ^^ ^ v Literature P ^ r mm ^^ r ^^ r bnt Ken aav ^^^ H ^^^ «^ . ' '

    The interest taken in the Dean of Wells ' recent biography of Ken has revealed the fact

    that welcome such . , a It volume includes as some this would important be very but

    well-nigh , lost-sight-of essays , papers , and sermons from his pen . The preface by Rev .

    Canon Benhani furnishes a brief account of the works and life of the author .

    Farran ¦ " Very & -earl Co m y . in will the ¦ publish 11 sprin «¦ g a Messrs i new i . book Griffith fc by ,

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    It will , be profusel , y illustrated by Miss Laura M . Troubridge ( Mrs . Hope ) , and will be

    produced in handsome quarto form . Under the title of * The Victoria Library '

    • a shortl new series be commenced of monthl by y shilling Messrs . volumes L . Reeve will &

    Co . y Tke first of the series will be a volume of British oratory ^ the second a volume of old

    English dramas . of jpublishing Messrs . Barnicott the third & edition Soix are of on ¦ ' The the Cpun point

    voltime try A Gentlem / N 1 which V an ' proinises s Reference -TV A to continue Catalogue - *** ' m ' * m its . ' useful . This w ^« > -

    , neas be thoroug , will consist hly revised 61120 and ^> agea 1 bfoug browm t it 8 < ic > ., ^ n i ' 6 ¦ ¦ ¦<¦ ¦

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    will We shortly learn that publish Messrs in . three Cassell volumes & Company Miss 4 Florence Warden's new novel' entitled St .

    Cuthbert's Tower . ' We understand that Mr . Nimmo is gjoing

    to tran reprint slation , in of four 'The volumes Heimskringla , Mr . David ; or Laing the ' s

    Sagas of the Norse Kings , from the Icelandic , of Snorre Sturlason . * The new edition has

    been revised and annotated by Dr . Rasmus B . Anderson , United States Minister to \

    Denmark . "Vigo Mr ~~ . Street Elkin Mathews will -, ___ publish ^_ __ , of the immediatel * Bodley T y Head in a /

    limited t ^» editioJi , , a new volume . - of — book ^ , ish ^ verses 4 by Mr . Rjtaharct Le Gallienne , author of

    * Volumes My Ladies in ' Folio Sonnets . ' . It ' will The be title finely chosen printe is d

    on hand ^ K ^ - made ^^ paper at the - dH Chiswick ~ 4 ^ -A ^^ ^ ^ ^ m Press aW ^ . The large-paper copies are all sold . '

    The volume of lectures and essays of the late Right Hon . Sir Joseph Napierrecently .

    published ^ A ^^ A ^ K ^ A by ^^ Hod ^^^^ ^^^ Ik ges , Figg ^ BA ^ BHK ^ is ^ fe - ^^ Co ^ Kfl ., of , Dublin ^ MV ^^ L ^ ^ A A ( London , Longmans & Co . ) , is ^ exceedingly well

    _ worth reading , giving some of the best thoughts of a man of " refined intellect and of noble

    asp is irations deeply . interesting The lecture , and on the * Edmund volume , which Burke is '

    intended as a ' supplement to ^ he Life' pubthe lished memory soma-time of this _ since trul , y is good a pleasing and gifted tribute man to

    and should be found in every library destined , to be of permanent usefulness .

    supp ' Mr ly . a Allen portrait , of of Orp Mr ing . John ton , Kent Ruskin , ean , LL . now D ,,

    view tke & < ftcc . garden & & s . cc of .., . ttaaken Brantwood ken of his with with house a a , back one background at Coniston er w round ith the . 01 of ; also terns ferns lake two of in in

    Coniston in the ditance and the other with "" by the the surrounding platinotype woodland process s . and These are thoroug are printed hly

    artistic and permanent . , Among forthcoming works to be

    published ^ a flf new Ait ^ b # v v volume li ^ y ^¦• » ^ Messrs 1 ^^^ ^ ^ " ^^ of ^^ ^™ . essays ^ Wa ^^ " ^ " ^^^ rd » X ^^ by & Downey Richard — - ——• - — - — we Dowling — notice - ¦ — ^^ 3 i

    under the title of , ' Other People ' s Windows' » —a name that strikes us aa being curiously

    similar to one used by the late Hain Friawell — the and interesting a further instalment reminiscences , in two of ' volumes A Cosmo , of - j

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    King King & Street Son , Parliamentary Westminster boojksellers will publish , of an 5 j

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    takes Sir Edward the form J . Reed of a , letter M . P . addressed The pamphlet to Lord

    Randolph Churchill , M . P ., as an appeal from „ ( a Mf political | Jr \ - fM . M . ViVfWA 4 an fWAJ tagonist VUIKVAAiMV to W one ^ r , « w- « y who r » *» v ^ , ^ says wumsm j p ~ j the v ««^^ r Ij

    rAries writer has , alon preferred e of all to resi our gn political the highest coiitempo offices - '

    / of eveia State by and your Parliament silencethos rather e army t ^ ian and sanction nav * p ,

    treasure systems ; . which uponthem tjie more ,, }^ , aye we tlie have ; mprja lavished ( weakened oiir I

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 1, 1889, page 219, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01031889/page/9/