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      which was so favourably reviewed in last week _ ' s Gucwdian - . The reviewer „ - _ said _ __ : * It _ i - s y y ^^ ^^ , " " — — — — — „

      the best book on preaching we know of in our language , and one which should not only be readbut studied and kepi for reference by

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      thorough , and profitable ^" / These *^ * remarkable ^ ^^ ¦ words y X ^ ^» ^^ - ™«^ of - — - — prais — - ^ - — -w ¦ b e ^^ - - are ^^ w * bbi ¦ ^ b * alread bj » ^ b- m ™ »™ y » mak bbbhb ^ -b > i v ^ b »—> in b » b g j ^» ^ fc their «« bbbb . ^^ ^ bbjb

      influence felt on the sale of the book , which is published r ^ r at the very » low price bi —— - of h 2 s » . 6 d . h in

      1 M _ ^ a B ^ — - Bk —— — — Bl — — ^ . ^— _ ^^ v ^^~ " ^^ m » k — M » — — ^^ - ^^ - ^^ ^^^^^^ ^ r ^ ^^ - ^ - » v , ^^^»^^»^ ^—order . to _ bring it within _ ^ the ^ reach ^_ of all ^^ _ . branches of the clergy .

      Under the title * Quest and Vision , ' essays the in Life author and of Literature 'The "Vision , Mr . W of . J Souls . Dawson . _ / will _ ,

      publish ^^ ^ B A Bh a volume BB of ^& studies _ Bk Bi on some of ^* the — ^ A poets of the ' present century , among others , ShelleyWordsworthGeorge EliotMatthew

      Arnold , , James Thompson , , Tennyson , , and Browning .

      On Monday , March 15 , Mr . W . G . B . Pageof the Hull Subscription Library BBB Bj read

      ¦» BVBPBJB paper ^ * , V ~^^ ^^ on ^^ ^**» ' The ^ Bi ^ ^ TBBI Booksellers B » W ^ K ^ BJB > W * H ^ B- " ^ Bl ^» . B *^ ' ^ Bi Si ^^^ B gns * BB B ^ BI ¦ ^ of London ^^ BH W , BJ b * J ^ T Bj * BJ , ^^ B ; ' before the members of the Hull Literary

      Club . The lecturer treated specially of the booksellers' signs of London , which he said

      dated back to the time of Wynkyn de Worde , the assistant and successor of Wm . Cakton , England ' s first printerat Westminsterwho

      , , removed to the sign of the * Golden Sun , in Flete Stretein 1497 / 'The Holy Trinity '

      J M ^ BF ^ h- H kB , — ¦ fc _ . _ ^_ , St ^^> . . Paul ' s Church ^^^^^ ^^ yard ^^ , 1505 ^ ^^ . ^ ^ , was tha si gn of Henry Pepwell . After this he passed on to

      give an account of * The Crown , ' St . Paul ' s Churchyard */ ' , which was the shop A . of Simon

      Waterson , John Waterson , and John Williams ; 'The Lamb' 'The Rose' and 'The Shi / in

      Paternoster ^^ ¦ ^^ a , Row BB ^^^ b . The AB ^ BrtK SI , latter BI ^ . was the B H p shop Bh , from 1712-1728 of - William Taylorwho

      published the second , , third , and fourth editions , of ' Robinson Crusoe . ' In 1728 he was

      succeeded by J . Osborne , and afterwards by Thomas Longmanand from this time to the

      present there has , always been a member of the Longman family connected with tihe

      shop business . Mr , which . Page is then now carried spoke of on the at the punning same

      signs , such as J . Buckland at the ' Buck , ' William Hill at the ' Hill / J . Drinkwater at

      the 4 Fountain / J . Hinde at the . ' Golden Hinde' and many others . The signs in Grub

      Street , were next mentioned , together with an account of the notable residents who lived

      in that street , such as General Monk , Hanover Square ; J . Foxeauthor of the * Book of

      Mar ^ t ranslator B ^ — — — —• t _ ^ r- yrs ^« " ii i ' m . ^ ; of - J m ^^ ^ ^^ mu . Speed dh Tasso . Bk > ' ^ i P r * T , ^ ^ ^ ^ ' , s \* the ^_ * Jerusalem ^^^ historian ^ ^ H ^ " ^ ^ m ii ^ - ^^^^ ^ - ^^ . ¦> ^— v ^ ; Delivered ^ i «^^ - J ' ^ ^ i * F . ^ m ^^ Hoole . ta ^ v T *^^^ " ^^ »^ " ^ ^ B - ^ " - , ' ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^* ^ m ^ ,

      Ariosto ' s * Orlando Furioso . ' "VolVI . of Furness's i Variorum

      Shakspeare / , containing Othello , will be published in — Philadel b ~* mm *^ mb ^/ h ^^ v « v ^ v ^ K p W * r hia m * mm ^* V «^^ b and «^^ f ^« » % ^^^ m London PB ^ mb . ^ lms ^~ ^^ ' ¦ ^ ^* r w * « v ^ < in h > ^* i * b the v ^ Bj iBj ^ h ^ course ^^ r ^^ v « . vsmr ^* r of ^^ p ^ iav «

      April . Mr . Joseph Hatton has been engaged in

      writing a new serial story for GasseWs Saturday Journalwhich will be commenced in next

      week House ' s at issue , Sandwich , under . ' the title of * The Old

      Mr . T . Fisher Unwin will publish

      immediately a work by George Whetenall , dealing I with social questions ^ and arraigning some of H f H

      the peculiar - _ - - _> - characteristics — - _ n - _ - — — - _ - , _ ^ m , — - _ -- ^ — of — - _ - ^ ^^_^^^ J the — - - ^^^^^_ age — —^ - . - _ - - ^ Its title v ~ ^^ ^~ ^^ is ' ¦ ' » * Echetlus BV ^ BB * ^ B ~^ B > B * ^ iB * B ^ B 1 W V ^ BJ WmW : B Considerations ^^^ ^^^ B ^ B ^ B ^^ b ^ B / ^^^ t B / b > BJ ¦ ^ # ^ B > ^^ »* M « upon ^^ B Pf ^ B > BBB > Culture ^ «¦« ^ # ^^ B » B ^ ^ B ^

      in England / * Messrs . G . P . Putnam ' s Sons will publish

      immediatel A BH ^ ^ ^^ y ' A Hancock ^^^^^^^^^ ^^ Monograp ^^ k _ ^^^ m . h . ^ / com-¦ prising ^ ^^ BHK the ^^ ^ v ^ h ^^ b * proceedings HH « ^ F ^ ^ ^ B * ^ 'V ^^ ^ B ^ fP ^^^^^ ^ t * ^^^ of ^^^ ^^^ the ^ VT ^* «¦» ^ B ^ Military ¦ BIBV ^^ Bi ^ WJPBJVB ] B V Service ^^»^ ^^ T ^ BJ V ^^ V ^ MT ^ B ~ *^ BB > H _ _ A _ ^ K _ A Bh ^ K ^^ A ^ K

      Institution at the meeting held in memory of its President , General Haucock . The volume includes tributes in prose and poetry offered

      M ¦ . J . V I b y his A ) A companions ^ -in a -arms and ^^ friends ^ k ^ _^_ , in ^ - cluding ^^ ^ ^ ¦• ¦¦™ "B'J » the ^» T ^» B ^ » Secretary V ^^ ^ B- ^ P' ^ B > ^ bT « T ^ VT ^ B ^ W of ^ B- BI Stat W ^ ^ BB- ^ T Bl B ] « T e ^ B » , B | Secretary ^^ ^ B » ^ P » ^^ ^ B ^ ^ p * HV ^ B W - of ^ bT ^ R «

      War , Generals Sherman , Sheridan , Schofield , ^ Franklin ^~^¦^^ B PF BBV P V Smith F FKT 1 Sickles HPB B Miles ViM Crittenden BF Br *>^ ^^ ^ ' ^ - ^^^—^^^^^^ - ^^^ ~—^ «^^^«*¦¦ , ^^^^^^^^^^ . ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ , ^^ . ^^^ r ^^^ ^^ pr ^ . ^^^ ^^^^^ V . ^^ p , ^^^^ B ^ V ^^ H ^^^ ^ i ^ V ^^^ ^ . ^^ , ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^ . * ^^^ ^^^ ^ . ^ ^^ ^^^>* ^^ B , ^ B

      Fry , Buell , Tower , Gordon ( J . B . ) , Mr . Tilden , Mr . Childs , Mr . Astor , Mr . Belmont , and more than fifty others . The 'Monograph '

      will contain a steel portrait of General Hancockhandsomely printed on lined paper

      together , with facsimile signatures of the con- , tributors ^ v ~^^ v ^^ h w- ^^ ^^^ m ^ v " ^ i ^ ^^^ r ^^ . ^ Messrs ^ v ^* H ^^ v ^^ . ^ B ^ ^^^ ^^ H B ^^ . ^ Putnam B ^^^ ^^^ ^* ^^*^^ ^^^ *^^^ v ^ have ^ b ^^ h v v ^^^ also ^ ' ^ . ™^ ii " ^^ ^ nearl ^^^ ^^ ^ v » Br ^ i ^ y V

      ready 'A Study of Dante / by Susan E . Blow , with an introduction by Wm . T . Harris

      LL . D . ; and ' Essays on Finance , Wages , and , B Trade ^^ l ^ A _ A / b y Hobert A B BA GifFen & ' , President of the ^ ^^ <^^

      British Statistical . Society — . Dr . Marcus Dodsof Glasgowwhose

      critical insight first detected , the importanc , e of Professor kB Drumniond VBVB VV B 's ' Natural Law BW in ^^ ^^ ^^ B ^ . ¦ « ^ B ^ « B ^ B ^ . ««* . ^^ ^^ ^«^^ " ~ . ^^» ^^ * B ^^ W ^^ *^ ^ " ^ TBB ^ " ^ ^ B ^ * IBT ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^«^ B ^^ ^^^^ ^ T ^ V V V B ^ ^^^^

      the Spiritual World * ( of which 50 , 000 copies hav very e hi since gh eulog been ium sold upon ) , ; has another just published new writer a ..

      ± Rev Reviewing tev . . Kobert Ttobert ' Christ Mackintosn Mackintosh and the , m in Jewish the the Jbxpositor Expositor Law / by ¦

      Dr . Dods says : ' Its excellence , is the excellence , of uniformfreeunstrained ability . From

      the ^ A first . — word , ^ B to . , the . ^ h las BB t it is A alive Bb A . The ^ tf « . ^ nBb Writer never nods , and even in handling the

      most worn topics he is never commonplace . He cannot help himselfhe hits hard because ""

      he is strong ; he ¦> is ori , ginal because nature has made him so . '

      Under the title 'My Study , and Other Studies / Mr . T . Fisher Unwin will publish

      immediately a new work by Professor Austen PhelpsD . D . author of ' The Theory of

      Preaching JL , / ' , Men and Books / & c . % / The Study in question was one of those built

      for the professors of the Andrew Seminary at the time that Divinity School was foundedin

      the hope of restoring to fresh life the almost , defunct theology of the Pilgrim Fathers . It

      is this historic apartment which forms the text of his introductory essays and leads Mm to discourse on many themes and questions

      some of them reliious and doctrinalothers , historical and secular g but all with a distinctl , y

      Christian purpose . , We may add , in the Doctor ' s own words : ' Its former occupant X .

      in his daily walk to his lecture-room , leaped from stone to stone through the swamp of a whortleberry lotin which Phillip ' s Hall ( the

      name of the Seminary , ) stood . The JL driver of the daily stage to the metropolis used to point

      out to his merry passengers the hillock on which the hall was erected as Brimstone Ha ' ¦ li B | V . in token ¦» of the fiery and nauseous

      ^ theology BHBBIH < B * , H ^ fe * h B * which - ^ m ^ T *« W ^ h ^ ^~ lie »—* ^^ had V ^* »^ ^ V ^ been »¦•¦ " ^ ^ f ^^ W told ^ -W < 4 ^^ ^*^ was B , ** V ^^^ V taug ^ VVI W *& BbV ^^ ht ^ yVJtf ^ V 1 there . ' ~\ | B | ' _^_^ I

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 1, 1886, page 319, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01041886/page/9/