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    curator of our newly-opened y National Portrait , i David Gallery Scott , and . Mr biograp . Gray her has of also George in hand Manson two portl and y

    Tolumes of reproductions of the works which were on view at the recent exhibition of Scotch por-Doug beyond traits . las , the These at a reach pr will ice , of however be published but , which the will b wealth y Mr place . y David book them

    any buyer . when in social Caricature leg , itimatel ecclesi hath astical handled ever , and been political this a instrument favourite warfare weapon , is and as ,

    justifiable as it is y effective : , And A For nd ridicule cuts cuts the the doth knot knot frequently whe when n crraver prevail reasons reasons , fail fail .. graver

    Thi ' squib s is ' published certainly the by case Messrs with Blackwood the last & political Sons

    who author with —~ . w * the . and uuu title the vuv * The ut artist uw Egypti u are ctixu an young jrvrtAJJg . Red Book JmMVSaaa Edinburg . ' Both g h ** men uiuu the , ,

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    Gladstone Almanack , 1885 / and now . , to . ca . p , them e , comes the let — * 'The The E sale gyptian of the Red six Book rks / the has cleverest reached of

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    m never . had a single proffered ( contribution , re- , W ^ tO him ' eittier ' with' or ' without thanks' ) .

    wrown ** ogh back Conway Dy publishers ' had his literary and editors wares with for irrita long - JJKJparityThe first Allots he had accepted that

    I appeared jeird tva ' iui little l in tal Maga . e , ' * The « v * and Bandsman uo which « -tci > vc cb ' Mr s \^ uc . Story j ^/ tic Blackwood \ A was * / «* which o wan dged in kind letter in author to

    f 25 na ° i ? further a contributions ^ g a his g letter ^ s I know II i ecilent Prized as one of , his most treasured

    Iff 61 ^ ? : Messrs . WAll . & B . Chambers next entbfa

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    brought fame and fortune to its successful author . I contract believe that with onl the y recentl most rt enterprising y Mr . Fargus of entere En J glish d into news 0 a -

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    honour In his on modest leaving speech Bristol at the , Mr banquet . Fargus held said in his : — * I shall return to Bristol when work is done

    and my life is closing . ' His life my of promise has mains closed of suddenly—too suddenly—and all that

    re-« Hugh Conway' lies in the little cemetery from at Nice his . wri If tings everybod were y to who send has a wreath derived his pleasure

    on the shores of the Mediterranean would , grave be a mountain ot

    nowers .

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    ^ P VIC ^* WIIM ^[^^ lAP ) ^ ^ The first instalment of Mr . Ruskin ' s

    autothirty biograp monthl hy—the y parts work —wi will llbe be issued complete to-day in

    under the title of ' Prseterita , : Outlines of , Scenes and Th — oug _ j—^ hts - -y , perhaps a— — ^ - - — Worth — — y of

    tions Memory will , in My Past the Life . text " . Some It illustra will be - issued by Mr accompany . Rusknrs publisher , llr . Allen , Orpington , Kent .

    College The , bust Cambridge of Gray , , the in the result Hall of of a Pembroke

    subscriptio veile n d initiated on Whit b - y Tuesday Mr . E . in W . the Gosse presence , was un of - distinguished audience .

    General Messrs Gordon . Kegan ' s Paul Journals & Co at . Kartoum announce ' that will

    price consist will of be ab one out guinea 50 ' 0 pages . , demy 8 vo . The

    tion tion Messrs a a series series . Longmans ot of books books & entitled entitled Co . have " in Enochs JbJpochs prepara of of

    -Church History / edited by Canon Creighton , the Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History

    at be purel Cambrid y historical ge . The . treatment In questions adopted of contro will

    nature versy the of conflicting object will op be inions to state and trace fairly their the

    influence on events . The series , will beas far as possible JU — , continuous ; but the unity v , and

    first clearness consideration of each . separate Attention volume will will be be iven the more particularly to English historyand g to

    such questions as were of importance , to England .

    of Philadel In a recent phia lecture said : ' The the question Rev . Dr . has Way often land

    been New asked England wh . y A there traveller are so passing many poets through in

    support Concord inquired themselves , " ? How " The do all answer theso peop was le

    " They all live by writing poems for the , Atlantic Monthly . "'

    * An Indian Summer is the title of a newserial which by will Mr be . W begun . D . Howells in the Jul , p y ublication number of of

    Harper ' s Monthly , The liabilities of James R . Osgood & Co .

    of Boston , whose failure surprised not a few ,

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1885, page 489, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061885/page/5/