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    Books Received :—

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    resources for £ \ Jm * food w '"' *^ ^^ that and of the other there ocean purposes Jt is still \ are alread , it vast — r convey — y field dra ^ ^ s wn the ^^ — upon im for

    commerce pression in utilising the various a gifts open of ' the great which _¦ deep is made / and more of fish particularl as an y article the scanty of food use

    Mr becomes ^ KB . ^* ^^ ^ Simmonds — apparent will . The be — entire information — — l — — new — ^^ ^^ gi to ^^ ven — ^^ ^^ b y ^ r ^ ea ^^« V d ^ w ers ^^ — , T and his book — — is — so — — p m— leasantl — y ^^ — — — y W wri ~ ^^ many ™ ^ tten ™^ ^^

    that its well-stored pages will leave them his debtors for a very considerable addition to their store — of — useful knowledge j . It would __ _ __ — — _ too __ . ___ __ , su ____ ___ __ p ^^_ pl

    —^ ^ ^^ __ person who is capable ^ - of giving , a , popular ^^^ y ^^ lecture with materials for a valuable address to the working-classeson a subject whichin its

    bearing on food-supp , ly , has an important interest , for them . «

    From b M Emilie Mr . F . Searchfield E . Longley _ Arthur . — _ ' Hearts — Mursell _ and I Homes James V , ' y , ^ — ' _ * ^ " — , — ~_^^»^—^^ ^^ " ^^

    Yeames , F . M . Holmes , Mary Baskin , Louise O . Moulton , and others . With eighteen illustrations . The - — - — title of — a popular h— H - song - — — - —¦ w ^ H , which — - ~ — i ^ " ^^ ^ has » - — ^__ r probabl WV - ^_ —^ ¦ ¦ * ~«^^ p —_— ^» y »

    been 1 poor responsible letter H than for was a more ever extensive occasioned abu by * e any of other — — lyricis here app ¦¦ j- ~ lied —¦— to v a —iv budget fc of prettil

    illustrated ^^ , ^ K tales - — " ~ ^^— — well ~* " ~~ — ^ —^ fitted —^ —_—^— - —^— ——— for r ^^ p ——^^» ^^ F ^ V ^^ H ^ K ^— ' ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ readers H ^^ V ^^ V ^^ ^ B ^* " ^ " ^** ^» y W and for the parish , library . Nearl young y all the sketches are homely and true to life ; and when

    a a wholesom little moralising e and sensible is indulged character in , it . is usuall Here , y for of I instanceis a paragraph from a chapter on * Grirls

    and their , Aims ' : — Girls ought to have some idea of the value of money and

    how how to to make make the the most most of of it it ; : to to know know that that the the more more one one and lives tliat within money one saved ' s income and , well the more invested he or is earning she will save addi- ; tional jh ^ for 4 its UCla They ought to liU know that the

    -. » ...... money . u ^ jf J . V . * . VO owner UVV . J . JU . OJT UU £$ UU IVI 1 UW liimil ilLIC more to the one workhouse lives beyond —that one extravagance ' s income , the is the neare road r one to ruin gets . ' They ¦ "j ought "" in buu to » aj know auuw that biiui / ( one jue uuii can look auuiw jus juat u as ua queenly queeuiy xu in

    homely print as , is a far costly more silk healthy , and that than sound thin warm flimsy clothing attire , if if able delicate fashionable iand consumptives dress uie , and that a ; that ' rosy tigh odious otuous romp * lacing , ' is let worth is them simply a know hundred abomin that

    -~ good v ., , < nn pudding L » s--improvers improvers is far better are are than a bad ; ; lev water rnem -colour Know t but nai that that asmuch . husbands both "uouuuua together silen and uu brothers i are / rui / perhaps nurs dislike uiuiiiit better ; buttonless uuituuieaa than either hiiiixu shirts alone quite qui , te ;

    to chat us « with fui as house a clieerful t - pianos work , companion . the Thus afternoons , with , or the in spent mornings intellectual in pleasant devoted and artistic — - ^ . v , not pursuits imiomiH , , and mm the me evenings evenings passed passeu in in pleasant pleasant

    « ^ 'ety hom , e , the forgetting days would the fly all society too charmingly of one ' s own and relatives quickly . The illustrations are uniformly good .

    Fpom about John iouBg the Thomas four People same i , . , — and ' b ' y Silver others Aunt . Bells May A , pretty ; Emilie Short little Searchfield Stories volume for ,

    Sii nlled j with r tales lncnes nches for in children length length and and all thra throe with a , a in in reli width wirlth ious ., l pe ® * " diminutive u n « 8 » « ninutive There size size are of or twelve which which pictures will will , give ffive in it it the an an book g addi addi-- ,

    tional claim to the favour of young people . F ^ wi ooa and 8 ame Drugs ' The rendered Act relatin into plain 8 Eng the lish sale and of

    n 22 wvisod r ^? fc " with Law - Explanato ' The New Act Notes routing , ' by to Mar Bar- - omfta > 8 bKeith Frith

    " 8 * t < n Empl M « vat Act V -La relati W . * ng Property The to a Act Barrister Bills / relati of y ng - M at Sale - . to Law the / by Liability A a mar Bar - - . oyers , by . ^

    - ™«* jr cneap edition of these statutes done into

    the ' vulgar tongue ' and annotated by competent legal writers .

    From Messrs . Macmillan & Co . — ' Sketching from Nature w v nmVM f v : v a v Handbook vv ^^^ . ^^ for ^^ p Students ~ ~ ^^>^ p ~ m ~ ~ and hv - A ~— mateurs ~ / ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ . ^^^^ . ^¦^^^^^ ' ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^ —^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ — ^ ^ ™ — — — — ^

    ten by Tristram illustrations J . , Ellis by H . . With Stacy a Marks frontisp , R . iece A ., and and twenty-seven sketches by the author . A new

    volume of the publishers' ' Art at Home Series / when which out will -door be speciall leasure y accept or work able which in the involves month

    p cli ' sitting mate . about The * author first becomes is not safe disposed in this to variable flatter his reader or to conceal the difficulty of the task

    on which he undertakes to offer advice , and his first rule is that ' carefulness is essential to all good artand the quicker the manipulation the

    closer a good the deal , care which required goes / by This the name cuts at of the ' sketching root of from nature ; ' and an equally necessary canon is

    that avoid the the study inevitabl should e defects be in shadow arising / in fro order m the to to the vary paint p ing icture li under ghts is often in the which painted shadow , when ¦ ; hence of altogether a rock T it is advisable wal exposed lor ,

    house ^ V ^*^ H ^^ » -rf ^ ^» ^^^ v or «^ ^^ v even ^^^ W ^^^^ ^^^ ^ V of ^^ ^^^ ^^ a ^^^ thick ^ ^ ^ . ^^ ^ " ^ ^^ " ^ w bank ^^ ^ of trees , . , The mendable various , chapters clearness deal with at sketching length and in with black com and

    colours white ; ; the the materials composition and apparatus and selection and of choice a sub of - ject way simp ; licity of and a closing in other art / chapter technical giving . some Here matters valuable are ; one ' advice or note two , b of y n

    the rules : — Do not sketch something because you want to sketch , but LfllV only U 111 V when W LAC 11 you V \ JXA have 11 C » TV . A found \/ UilVt DUVll such C a * good ^ wvx ^ . subject k . Mwj ww w that w find .. v « w

    a you subject cannot , mak resist e a sketching study , make it . many When studies you cannot merely for study interest ' s sake in . Be care work ful of Directly / your values that /!! % . flags Keep the wm up ^ w work your

    Ilk IA 2 L VsOU 1 X 1 your J \ J \ XX . WKJJ > * K # . XU . 1 > VV 1 J *¦*•; m **^ f $ K * •» v ^» •—alone alone sujffers interest . for for when It to to fo succeed succeed llows doing , then mere it it is is , necessary necessar that studies if you y you to to cannot study study had bette much much keep r leave .. up 3 * art our ,

    , The illustrations to the volume add very materially to its attractiveness .

    From Messrs . John F . Shaw & Co . — ' Lost Her bing Shoe suited . , and for A pretty a a Few village Little little library boo Threads k , of or / short a b Sunday y Grace tales -school , Steb well

    prize . From the same . — ' Out in the Storm ; or Little

    ta Messengers le , dedicated / by 'to Catharine the memory Shaw . of a This little pretty boy house the who imagery has , being gone of used home the to / sea teach play , th s lessons the stor part m , which and of a thd parable if , li obvi ght- - ,

    and ous rvrrn simp enoug « nniiorVi le h , when . are are m more they ore are easily easilv taug learnt learn ht in t bv by this the the fashion young vounc . From the same . — ' Ruth ' s Rescue ; orth © Light

    , a in fishing Ned ' s Home village / ; by the Emil rescue y Brodie by the . wicked A fisherman story off of ,

    t Ned he . , coast of of a a , forming little little child child the ifrom fi rom rst a a incident ves ves 88 eel l iu w ^ the cKea tale on . The little one—Ruth—is too young to remember

    her in the famil fisherman y name , ' s and cotta for ge some , until time the she loss remains of his seaman boat during on board a storm an Australian compels him vessel to . shi Here p as his

    rescue to and storytellers , by of one Ruth of The , her the becomes similarity father happy u proves . coincidence top of ic the to of be name converwation s among permitted to that the , ; \

    passengers of his lost . little one leads him to make inquiry , I and when all doubt is removed he returns t | l

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    - ^ - —!—•¦!' ' ' ¦ ' ' ' ' m , cS Tune i , 1883 ^ Publishers' Circular 479

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1883, page 479, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061883/page/11/