Current:

Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st June 1888, Edition 1 of 1, Page 677, -'dflfe

Page 677
Page 39
39 of 60

On this page

  • Adverts (3)
  • Text (1)

      Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

    • -'dflfe

      -'dflfe

  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      -'Dflfe

      - ' dflfe

      June i , i 888 The Publishers' Circular 677 I . ¦ i . ¦

      Ad03902

      ! \ Two vols . demy 8 vo . price 32 s . \ THE HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION . : o ~ 2 " : d : r ,. zr / ct : doi-i : ip : e 3 : gostieist , Professor of Law in the University of Berlin . Translated by PHILIP A . ASH WORTH , of the Inner Temple , Esq ., Barrister-at-Law . * No foreigner has done more than Professor Gneist to examine and make clear the history and drifting nature of 1 ? how the far English do recent Constitution changes . in . the . . franchise He discusse accord s such with vital the - old questions spirit of as the , whither Constitution are we ? what is in store for us with democracy supreme ? On such questions as these the opinion of a foreigner , who is a scholar but no bookworm , and has sedulously studied our institutions , is certainly much more weighty than that of most Englishmen . . . . At this time these volumes are especially instructive . They cast light on almost all the great questions of current politics . 'TIMES . ' As a history of the English Constitution for English readers , Dr . G-neist ' s book has a great advantage over existing treatises . ... It is not too much to say that Dr . Gneist is indispensable to the student of English constitutional history . . . . The translation is , so far as we have been able to observe , generally correct and adequate , and English students have every reason to be grateful to Mr . Ashworth . for introducing them to so valuable a work . '—Athen ^ jxjm . * The book is of great interest and value to students of constitutional history . '—LAW Journal . ' This book is a monument of German patience and industry . . . . Dr . Gneist s book , we may say in conclusion , ought to be on the shelves of every student of our constitutional history . '—• Saturday Review . * Something like a national reproach is removed by this tardy recognition of the great services which Dr . Gneist has rendered to the history of English institutions . '—Academy . * The heavy task of translating the book has been executed by Mr . Ashworth with taste and judgment . '—Scotsman . London : WILLIAM CLOWES & SONS , Limited , 27 Fleet Street .

      Ad03901

      Messrs . S . W . PARTRIDGE & CO . ARK OFFEKING FOR SALE EXjiIjCTROT'VPES of 40 , 000 Engravings of High-class Merit , specially suitable for illustrating Books , Magazines , & c . Proof Books can be seen at the Office , or proofs sent on application , stating : subject , size , and purpose for which required . S . W . PAKTRIDGE & CO . ( Cliche Department ) , 9 Paternoster Row , London , E . C .

      Ad03903

      FORD'S GOLD MEDAL 428 MILL ABSORBENT BLOTTINGS . HIGHEST HONOURS . —A First Order of Merit , Adelaide International Exhibition , 1887 . Gold Medal , New Zealand Exhibition , 1882 , awarded for the excellence of Ford ' s 428 « Mill Blot-tings . ' and si < lered recommend Juro r 's Remarks Trade a Certificate as : equal — ' Very , of if G not absorbent -old superior Medal ; , will . to not any manufactured become hard . or We close consider ; colours them not entitled affected to by the climate highest , and position are con- , They are also moderately strong and durabley and therefore cheaper , lasting longer . Usual Stock Weights , White Pink , and Deep Pink , 15 lbs ., 16 lbs ., 17 lbs ., 19 lbs ., 23 Ib 3 ., 27 lbs ., 29 lbs ., 32 lbs ., 34 lbs . SB Other lbs ., wei 48 ghts lbs . and Demy sizes per made ream to . order Buff . , Blue , and Mauve , 38 lba . and 29 lbs . per Ream . Antique Mauve , 38 lbs . per Ream . , The above Medals They confirm have also , the stood reliability the test of of these climate Blotting , and * therefore , having been well adapted awarded for after Export a sea voyage ation . in each case . Please to note the number of the Mill , ' each 428 Sheet , ' is on , Ford a Prize ,. 428 Medal Mill . ' Label on eaob . ream and a Watermark in Please order of yo \ ir Stationer JFOlRJD'S 428 JtiCIIsZ , SJbOTTINOS . T . B , FORD , Snakely Mill , Loudwater , High . Wyoombe . Established 1800 . Mills Employed—428 , 429 , 509 . ^ _ . ^ _ ... _ .. ____ „ . ____! _ . I 1

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1888, page 677, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061888/page/39/