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    Wil-! loughby , introducing a picture of the quaint little church of the Tillage , dating back to the reign of the Second Charles . The interwoven history of

    g the ives Breretons a glimpse and of Handforth Cheshire and Hall one , rear of its Cheadle most , , honoured families , though now nothing remains

    t but he ' name the old , and ancestral the memories home , the that recollections surround it of . ' Newby Bridge and the Lake Country , opening with

    I I a which pret ] ty \ Ir . sketch Croston of praises the * Swan in prose ' and just the as brid Hook ge , » in rhyme praised the Swan' atDittonforms the

    subject of the next chapter , the Priory of , Cartmel , coming founded in by for Willi its am due Mareschal share of l , Earl noti of ce . Pembroke Cartmel ,

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    tive and historic note in the next , chapter . The p I seventh and the chapter fatal ' 45 tells intro the d tale ucin of g Jemmy us to Dawson another

    , well-known name , that of Dr . Byrom , ' the laureate Hall brings of his the party book ; ' and to a a close chapter . And on yet Wardley it is

    1 of not some the close appreciative , for we h lines ave a addressed nother pag to , the consisti author ng on the completion of his work . We can

    emphatieallyjoin the writer in Iiis final word and wish' Hesu Loa i ? -ci may tate thy the ¦ pen rf mighty i & its pleasan men of it t worjc old pursue ,

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    beauti It is a full noble y produced specimen . of county history , and is I ] From Messrs . HoughtonMifELin & Co . Boston

    , , , , II H Charles U . S . —* A F . Primer Richardson of American Professor Literature of Literature . ' B in j H Dartmouth College . The , title-page of this useful

    N little volume tells us that this is the ' twenty-first sp th ite ousand of . its ' The brevity book , a presents readable a conspectus fair and , in of

    American authors smd their work . It has been [ ¦ and t horoug is rendered hly revised speciall ¦ , and y **¦ attracti brought fc ve down btwelve to date - ,

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    ! old the , little published book in to 1878 those . of We our cordiall readers y recommend who wish to meet with a guide to the study of American

    literature , for it contains , in form convenient fo obtainable r refere . nce , much information not otherwise J m

    From of Mercy Messrs / . a Morgan monthly & messenger Scott . — 'The for humble Herald I

    magazin homes . e The , illustrated annual volum with e of pretty a little woo reli & gious cuta . I I I Talessketchesand

    pleasant , variety , , and a poems capital are picture mingled of the in I I herald of Eastern landswith turban aud

    beard , adorns the cover . , Pairing I I From Messrs . Niramo the Old « St Bain . — and « T ypes from I

    Spanish Story , or Manners Customs I grateful of proof Castile etchings book . ' B , y to b James take y R . up De Mew from Los . With a Rios drawing . th A i rty -room ri - ght six I I I

    table number for its half illustrations an hour , . each Its of chapters which is a equal genuine in I I piece of art work . Although termed ' Types of I

    pleasantl Spanish Story y-writ / ten the . essay book s is , eac in h real of ity two a bud pages get of in I I length , on a wide variety of subjects—FriendshipI

    , Zeal , Fear , Captivity , Content , Chivalry , Sorcery , I Pena Mistakes nce , , In Omelets gratitude , Musi , Deat c , and h , the Reg like isters . The , Dece types it , I I

    are drawn from the original works of some of I the more famous works of Spanish authors , Don I Diego Hurtado de Mendoza , Mateo Aleman , and I

    Cervantes , and ofLe Sage , whose title to honour is I that he studied Spanish literature , or , as some I assertplagiarised from it . The wide reading of I

    the author , has enabled him to make his boot I weaves with consummate into his work literary the finish typical , and characters he cleverl of y I I

    the Spanish writer selected for illustration . Thz I class Quixote of , subjects entruste , and d to especiall the artist y those , is fro eminentl m Don y I I suited for etching and the thirty-six proofs here I

    gathered together ; would in themselves be suffi- I cient to win favour for the volume . The binding I is a choice an 1 appropriate bit of colouring . I

    From ¦ ' Glossary Messrs of . Terms Kegan and Paul Phrases , Trench / edited ., & Co by . H — I

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    Col . , Patersonand Rev . C , . F . Milner . We must mercantile iiiui not fo aii rget i to terms i / Oi , say which wuiuu that the i recei ccoivc number lanati i of practical on wil

    render ^ the . uo work a handy manual ve exp oaj in the counting - — ^ - house .

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    w racteristics ith its pretty of this crimson little cover relig , ious orname serial nted , branc whic witn n a , robi covered holly ,

    would n sitting make a on pretty a snow prize - or gift-book . From the The Infant'Magazine iii' Vol .

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1883, page 1050, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111883/page/14/