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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st May 1882, Edition 1 of 1, Page 382

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      which Prince his Leo father pold has occup wisel ied y and seen in that which there without is work trenching ready to upon his hand the ground also in filling naturall the t t alT > 1 * I

      up for ior by the tne his intellectual intellectual eldest brother elevation elevation , he , i oi s able his ais t countrymen country o give , special uieu . . The and a . h « perfectl pciiwiaj individual y jjust uau encouragement remark reinara made made to hv by schem y » n * * B I I I I

      meeting petent critic , in — aid that of those the University who on a recent Extension occasion Scheme went , to to see the Prince Mansion Leopold House and to a to publ com ° I I Gladstonefound that in the Prince had before them not merel ^

      and Mr thinker powers . artistic , with and capacity his the , Royal gift of of Hi Queen thinking ghness Victoria has aloud on — and many summed they her occasions children up briefl justified no y but fresh the accuratel evidence verdict y . y Prince was a Of thinker needed the Leopold literary but but ' s I I I

      whi resemblance Prince ch he Leopold has to made that has fro shown of m his time much father to time . force While , and of character his then style we of and add literary clearness our composition measure of . insi of g has good ht many in wishes the marks speeche to the of I I I

      bumper cup , which has already been handed to the Duke and Duchess , we may add that we I I natural shall hope l to see at and Claremont reunion a new of those centre choice towards irits which which men mak of intellect the and culture will I

      of art and y gravitate letters . , While a society and all distinctly sp national enterprises e up receive commonwealth a welcome at I

      I ¦ ¦ Marlboroug chiefs ^ H ^ H _ _ in the M «^ _ h Dukes Hou M I __ i ^ ta . _ se , of and - - Edinburg _ I while . l & ^ __ ^^ k . the . ^^ K h ft _ - . ^^ and pro i ^ h ^ h ^ M ¦ fessors ^ L Connaug ^^^^ ^ b . — - ¦ _^_ . ^^^ A ^^^ of I ^ L » ht the ^ Bta B >^ , ^^^ we arts ^^ K B ^ h ^^^ B shall ^ hA of ^^^ . ^^^ war ^ o t ^^ ^ antici . ^^ ^ B * K by B < k ^^^^ M pate sea ^^ mm ^«^ ^^^ and . ^^ for ^ . ^ k . | 1 lan I those d have ^ M who princely pl y the I I arts tiie ii tut ?

      and syin or peace j > athetic , ana greeting wnose at weapoiis the hands are of the Duke , « and ¦ pencil Duchess , a . nu of Albany urusn , at Claremont equally cordial . I

      Fit "^^B I I 382 The Publishers' Circula...

      FIT " ^^ b I I 382 The Publishers' Circular * May , l 882 I ,

      Third Present The Anniversary Marquis Wi...

      third present The anniversary Marquis will be of Sir dinner Salisbury Stafford of the will Northcote Royal preside Literary next and the Wednesday Fund Ri , g and ht among Hon , at . Freemasons W oth . H er . distinguished Smith ' Ha . ll , The at the politician House ninety of - s I I I

      Lords will be represented by several of its most eminent members in addition to the noble I Marquis Marquis , of among Exeter the Earl peers Stanhope in the list the E of arls Stewards of Dartmouth being the Rossl Duke ynGalloway of Beaufort and , K . Lathom G ., the I I

      Literature will have , many of its , ablest representatives at , the Board , , and among , them Sir . I Theodore MartinMr . SeebohmMr . Walter Besantand Dr . W . H . Smith . The clergy of I

      , , , the Church of England in the Stewards' list include Mr . Alfred Ainger , of the Temple ; I Canons Boyd Carpenter , Holland , Ince , and Rowsell . Medicine sends Dr . Quain and Dr . I

      Langdon Down . Art will have able exponents in Mr . Boehm , R . A ., Mr . Poynter , K . A ., I and Mr . WoolnerR . A . The Universities send a distinguished trio—the Principal of I

      Hertford College , Professor , Monier Williams , and Sir William Anson . The London pub- I Ushers will have one of their veteransMr . John Murrayamong the Stewardsand with I

      him Mr . George Bentley . In the general , list we find the Lord , Mayor and Alderman , Staples , I

      and from abroad literature will have a worthy and popular representative in Baron ¦ Tauchnitz . ' i

      Been Been Sir Carefully Carefullv Henry ...

      been been Sir carefully carefullv Henry Cole sketched sketched , whose bv by d our our eath dai dailv has ly been contemporaries contemnoraries the subject . owed owed of general not not a a little little regret of of , and his his whose success success ¦ ¦ career in in life Jiie has to to | I

      Many the literary years ago ability he republished wTiich he had Henry cultivated VIII . ' s and ' Scheme , used of to Bishopricks advantage from ' and ¦ earl at y a later manhood time . I , of ¦ 184952

      I becam and became other e editor editor serials ot of , the the contributing ( Guide jriude newspaper newsDaner to the . , Westminster the the Historical Historical , British Itegister Reaister and , , the the Forei JJournal ournal gn , and oj ¦ Quarterl JJesKjn Desian (( y loiy Rev -- iew o * - ; * ) , , , I and writing largelin the AthenxtimIn 1840 he Xl ^ produced « -t . First liab Exercises XIAClUiOCU for Children »*** v * in ! I

      Li CbXXVX ght VIXlliJUllg , Shade d l < , * l . gCXjr and y Xll Colour . lilAC UTL , the ' VIli and & IKJC from ( l ( II > , . JLH 184 . of AtJTCV 1 , under ^ considerable jpx the V 7 *^ lUV noun - > Ci number ' de X ' plum of e of 4 ¦ ¦ Felix 1 U 1 uiinuuw handbooks v Suinmerl ^ » . ¦ " y of • , ¦ i ! j h

      prepare art prejjareu . In 1843 or or superintended tjU he jjeim contributed i / tJiiutJU me to publication puL the » iica A , nun thenaeum ui « a uuncjiu a series -eittuit of ? iiuuiutJi ui on pojj popular decorative ¦ uiai . and house ^ < painting naintinor . He He was was the the firs first t editor editor ot of the the Kauway Railway Chronicle Chroniclestarted started papers in in I 1 o 844 ¦ 44 . and and he ne puuiianui published h

      a also also series edited edited of railway the the collecte collecte travelling d d works works charts ot of his his , w old old ith triend friend numerous . . Peacock Peacock illustrative , and and , , his his cuts last last and publication miblication ¦ ¦ historical , was was notes a a repri reprint . Ho m «

      who of the recentl ' Art y , of we Din believe ing , ' , from issued Walker a new ' edition s Original of , the , published work , with b Sir y Messrs Henry ¦ ¦ ¦ . ' s George revision Bell . Perhaps & Sons . , ,

      I however Vi that r \ wroiroT most » , the + popular V 10 least looof of known lrnAnrn social of /^ app f the f . Ti liances o c titles -fi + loa the to 4 r \ honour \^ Christmas r \ trtr \ itr' ' of r \ f card the + T 10 deceased r 1 whi a /> aoaa ch in ¦ K TtT . his C f ^ . . B \ -i hands . is ia his Ilia , was invention iflVfintlOIl a daint »« ) , ^ M and artistic iece of handiworkintended , special and , exceptional , ¦ token of regardyic

      fr firs iend t Christmas , Mr . p George card Bell from . Sir Henry , ' s design as a was , if we ^ are rightly ¦ ¦ informed , published . b > m * j

      Known Known Althoug - There There H The ...

      Although the aggregate sale of the late Mr . Longfellow ' s work ¦ s cannot been , of course iiu the , ° h

      known known popular been sold - , there there of the contemporary are are already alreadv numbers poets statistics statistics . For at at example han hand d which whir , by . h the prove r . rr » close vft him him of Febru to to have have ary the 1881 been , there * » w" Ua ^ ( ^ H

      'Diamond' 110 following 000 ies 'Red of Line the various 20500 collected < Household editions 57 of & 00 and poems library ^ , , m H

      poems ooems 0 , 000 . have nave But , been been , besides , printed Drinted cop this in in , tne the ; innumerable United United JStates States , editions ' . , Australia Australia of ; Long , and and fellow En Englan crland * / s works d . , while wtine and ; tra translations of «» ia inan « T ^ - a ^ I m _

      known in all European countries . No other author , has , probably ¦ been , so widel five y t the J ^ a n j 8 |[ I

      two the the , G U the erman erma Fren n ttransl ranslations ch ations eight , th from trom e It him alian number number nine , the 36 5 ( 5 , . the Portuguese Dutch Dutch , two two ¦ four . , the the the Swedish Swedish Spanish nve one , , , ^ ^ the ^ \* ^ _ I three , and the Russian . Latin . Hehr *» ur . fJhiii « Rtf . n . r \ A SJanflkrit one each . As re ^*^| B

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), May 1, 1882, page 382, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01051882/page/2/