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    934 The Publishers' Circular Nov. i, 188...

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    OBITUARY.

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    COREESPONDENOB.

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    American Literary Notes And News. M Besi...

    Messrs . John E . Potter < fc Co ., of Philadelphia , will publish shortly a contribution to the science Mr . of Townsend aesthetics MacCoun in a monograp of Chicago h , * The Artist initiates and his His career Mission as , ' a by publisher Prof . Wm with . M . a Reil second y .

    enlarge ^ d and carefull * . ^ ^ y revised mm , edition Vh m . & of , ' History ^ n ^ ¦ M * of Scul f *^ d ^ pture , Painting TT ^^ t * , and Architecture A ^ » > ' specifi b ^^^ W y ^^ m ^^ f ^ Charles h ^ 'I ^ W ^ k ^ K . c ^^ mf Mmmmr references ^^ ' * m ^ ^^**^ S mmm ** . **** *** Farrar ^» ^™* ^^^ ¦ fcj to ^ " * ^ m ^ , valuable President - ^ fc—^»^» ^ t ^^ h ^^^^ r *^ ^^^ ViV ¦ ¦ books ! ' ~ V - of - ¦ — —^~— 1 Mil , mm on waukee all — — ¦¦¦ branches * — College — of . the It consists subject ¦ . of The topical lessons lessons — ¦ embrace mWm mm ^ , p ^^^ -with ^^ ^ JJ ^ J ,

    modern brief biograp painting hical s , notices statues , , and and information buildings , and concerning , if still in characteristic existence , where examp and les how of ancient they may or be seen .

    934 The Publishers' Circular Nov. I, 188...

    934 The Publishers' Circular Nov . i , 1881

    Obituary.

    OBITUARY .

    The death of a Rothschild is always an event which affects a considerable circle , but in the case of tlie Baron Jameswho died suddenly at Parison Tuesdayof apoplexy , literature has

    lost a friend . He shared , the enthusiasm for collecting , works of art , which has already characterised — — — his — family »/ , and gav £ 3 — - e _^ to _ it a _ _ special _ ^_ _ _ turn by becoming j , above all things ^ j , a bibliop hile ,,. .

    He ancient presided manuscri over pts the . He society was also for publishin president g of the a Jewish works literary of old French society , authors and his , and loss will editin be g

    keenly felt by all those concerned in literary and philanthropic enterprises . I Professr _ - ~ feliintschli — _ — _ , the well- — known __ . ^ j j urist ___^ , and writer on international law , has just died ___ at

    Carlsrulie . In 1838 he published his important ' History of Zurich , from apolitical and juridical point of view . ' He was also associated with the Brothers Griinru in their researches into the

    traditions traditions of of the f . Tifi ^ ( jrenn r ^ rman a .-n races ra , r » p . R . TTp He . devoted dfyrotfio ! several sfrrfvra ! w works orks to to the the national national historv mstory , . but but it it is is his 'General Political Lair' ( Munich , 1850 ) which has won for Professor Blimtschli Ms re- ! putation as an historian and a jurisconsult . |

    The Right Hon . W . N . Massey , M . P ., who died on Tuesday , was the author , inter alia , of a j i ' c History of Eng r ^ land under George t . \ ) III . ' and of * Common Sense versus Common Law . ' jI

    died vuvu Mr vjmj on . Joshua Tuesday j . uv / oua Williams v , rested itoucu , Q julxo his . C . reputation ic , the lj uiuc well * mjlvjj . j - known very v t / j . y largel xaxgbi and y v popular on ^^ jij . the vuv nu iiuiu bencher merous vivuu of legal ji ^ Lincoln Q uii works iivyj . ' s » - » j Inn of v ^ j . , which t . . who »• .. * v /« . » j i j

    he c Williams was the on author the Law . Nearl of Real y two Property generations ' and of ' William lawyers s on have the begu Law n of their Personal legal P studies roperty with ' — j I

    means books * aa ^ iw <* * , » j which unattractive vA 4 ^ u / i / i / j . have c « vux t w the sty fcj \ j j le a merit v / the vxj . v whole if of AJL ^_/ setting ^* ta / of v ^ jl . the uj ^ l ^ forth ^ princi |_ rx xxx vx in p - 'xva les a compendious v and *» - » - ¦** ' -- many «& a \ wa * w of \_^ . fc . form the ^ y ^ . * . ^ . ^ details ^ - ^ and . - >^ w ^^ . ^ . — . a ^ .. ^ in ^ clear .. —— . regard — c ^^^ and — — to which by that no j j

    most year have , Mr passed important . William throug department s published h edition of after various law e — dition the other law , one works of or propert , the mainl other y y . relating being Besides issued to these different afresh two work almost bran s ch , every es of | ; I real propertlawand in cases consistinof lectures delivered by him in his capacity of j

    Reader Mr , or Fletcher Professor y , Urling of the Harper many Law of , whose Real and death Personal g occurre Property d in New to York the Inns city Fletcher JUetcner of , on Court the xi . 4 'Ji ult the wic ., ^

    youngest was was tlie the eldest eldest founder son son of ot of the Josenh Josepn house W of W . . Harper Haroer JbLarper . , & and and Brothers grandson orandson . Mr oof . ± Harper the the lat lat , e e while not of H late arper arper years , , jj actively connected with the businessby reason of continued ill-healthwas for some time

    identined At -wdth his it residence in useful i Newstead and responsible Grove ~ , positions aged —mm—mm- 42 . Mr . John —mm- mi I ¦ Tice ¦ ¦ - ^— of , Messrs . J . & J . Vice . , ; , |

    booksell Mr -LTXJ . . . JjawXCUUC Lawrence e rs , St . Peter R XV . . , —m Fitzgeral Jl ' s J . ljZ ^ Gat - ^^ . g « 3 w ** X e cU -m , . mm— U d Notting mr- mm . m- , , Ui of . ^ m' - ^^^ the tilt ? ham - ^^^ New - , mm L ^ i tJ ^^^ . ^ m ^ mm ^ ^ York ^ W XUI mmmmmm . mmm JI ^ mm- , m ^ pub JJU ^^^ - ^ - mmmmmmmm UJ — lishing m . X » 11 Hlg — — m m firm Hi m . of KJL , ~ m Messrs iTlCOai o . . D ^ - ick xv ^ xv & < l . mu Fitzgerald -M- ~~~ o hia - ^ in , , | | I m j

    1820 died suddenl and went y at to Camden New York , New at the Jersey , of U . S sixteen ., on Oct . 10 clerk . He with was B born in Stringer Philadelp & y > - : (

    In 1850 , he became associated , with the age firm of Garrett , as & a Co ., and upon urgess Mr . , Garrett ' s ,

    retirement in 1857 the title of the firm was changed to Dick & Fitzgerald .

    Coreespondenob.

    COREESPONDENOB .

    THE MUSEUM READING-ROOM . To m mmm * V the mV ~ mr ^ f Editor mTmmimm ^ ^^^ f ^^ mMW ^* T W of mf ' The m , m V \^ ^ Publisfiers B ^^ ^ mT W W p > m' mmm" ^ mW * C - ^^ v ircular mj ^ p m ^ mmw mW mr mmr m > ? m ^ ^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ ^* * * "

    I foundation Sie , —The of fact suggestions but it is you not mak desirable e in support to of obstructiveness certain strictures too far found . in the Globe maj have a so i . , carry im im . j ^

    destroys \ serve JLvniji If If to readers rfiMfl a cri VJLiglUttilUj ori pp inal le at fit their the t ity . h p . British " thoughtB R ritif AU It is true LI Muse TVTnfefii Ut and 3 that - UUil u hinder m Tn are » readers JTt rp freedom to ir / Ut . be V » \« do cri r > t » , pp of - slumber BlUIIl > r ^ led l research AH b "h - y WilBlXy easil too fnn : the m m in All uch npVi being those LUUBO constraint f » nn too Rtraint roomy j much . i ^ w » jjj . , tho tho worked v chai -a * l- impea . rs - "t , into hut d 1 m ti f B ^ a \ . P oore tW g y It is true I

    parents resources Tkfl littkr » aTi & tewr c paj i ^ q of -rr shoul our ratrs i »« trio d great and ann enter national taxes tovnt with " and «>» a libra - » head ^ they f V ry > ache mr are ••** , a prosti but ! - short . •* - « tuted ^ , nap ^« proportion ¦» - »» for •• - may > » -n- » v . mere 4- ! prove < - >» - « of <~ amusement wP a the 4-V > specific rv whol nrVi / -vl « remed and Some rsmnA schoolboy y . peop T ) ROlDiet le cri ta i . J * bs 'ut *^ , ^ ^ . . ^ I I I

    a Bleep rude , some guffaw think , epeedil aloud y suppressed at a , crisis . of Some jud are gment peop , — le as is snuff a this , and penal scat ? te Some r their peop powder le . love like a j hail oke ; , and some no j ^ a ^ I I

    book Oc upon tober book 18 , 1881 till . they fill three seats at once . A . iV u ^ ^ ^ * im *' I I [ It appears to us that A Reader ' s ' argujtnents merely strengthen the Globe ' s demand for some ^ I

    uonor the abuse 01 tne library . —JLd . Jr . V . \ ____— -r ^^^^ SI ^ BPj ** " ~ " mm ~ - iii ¦ , ' iii i i i i i i -i H

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1881, page 934, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111881/page/14/