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      Romances Of Chivalry. *

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      as < ' why attractive [ the romances th as other ] stories should North ? not Peop be le made rican will ,

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      copy Chris > uvii tmas for the Number . 1 UlllU illustrated ^ l sent OUUU advertisements in 111 « as _/ l / O earl tin 1 / as \ Ao wuo in i n the ble / iV y tj , poss , j

      atten so as tion to put to the us printing in a position . to give every

      Already we have received several of the season ^«» . ' s u annua ullllluaiO ls . These 11 COO will lll be KTU noticed 1 . XKJ l / A ^/ V > X- * in 111 our VUl next ( J . VT

      issue ( Nov . 15 ) . elegant - * An coloured Autumn Id late yll appearing ' is the name C * O C * frontis of the

      and ( piece ^ Cassell O- , ^ to u 4 t vwiuuiOU & V the 1 O Co y ^ / yj firs m . ) . m t This p part a UiatD . 1110 of new now CbV j ' yjKDOi The magazine iiicii ^ a Lady /^ iiic as ' of s a Wo AAV fashion laonivii ^ rld iiUio '

      society begins well . The variety of the con hat tents may be judged from the following

      nages f ashions : Notes ( illu for strated of November the ) Month ; Pastimes ; Fashionable Story for b Ladies Mar Mrs - ;

      ^ ashel Hoey ; Dramatic Notes ; a ; Societ y y Plea . - sures ^<» tes ; ; Floriculture Ar tistic Occupation for November for Ladies ; Musical Hair

      dressing ; Dinners & c . ; - , aiul Miissrs . Campbell & Tudhope ( Glasgow

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      a series — - ~— -r— of ' ¦ - s tudies — — -m-r - « - » — on ^ , b ^ bbi ^^^ ' Bible * ' ' ¦ - ^ year W ~ l Characters ~ ^ ^ ^ P ^ W ™ ^^ KmF " h *^ , V ** T ' ^ b * i by bb ^ fc the late Charles Reade .

      of print A count is y to history be republished very popular : and we refer long out to 7

      Calder ^ s ' History of Caithness . Messrs . Blackwood & Sons will speedily

      publish England and Russia ___ Face ^__ to Face IT in Asia : a Narrative of the Afhan Frontier

      Commission' bLieut . A . C . Yate g of the Intelligence D , epar y tmentGovernment , of India .

      Lieut . Yate accompanied , the Boundary Expedition ^^ — — ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ as ^^^^^ ^^^^ special . ^^^ V . ^* ^^^ P ^^ P ^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^ correspondent ^^^^ 1111 ^^^ . ^^^^ ^^^^ V ^ H ^ r V ^ i ^ —1 i ~ H ^^ . ^ . F ^^ P ^ M ^ ^^ . ^^ H ^^ T of ^^^ ^^^ the ^^ ^^~ ^^ " ^ Hr

      Pioneer hand of Allahabad his book and is based of the on iJail his y letters Telegrap

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      with ^~ ~^ — -- — ^ ^^ - ^~ minuteness — ~— — ~^^ - ^— ^^^ ^^~^ r ^^^ - ^^ - ^ ~^^ - ^^ v ^^^* ^^^ v ; and ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ further ^^ ^ " ^^ b ^^^ *^ q ^ r ^^^ ^ " ^^ , ^ B lig ^ . ^^^^^^ ht ^^^^ will ^^ v ^^ v ^ M ^ v ^ v ^^^ , ¦ ^^^ ^^^ it ^^^ v is - ^^^^ said , be thrown upon the affair of Penjdeh . —

      4 a The newspap first er two for numbers all newspaper of the producers Journalist , '

      have appeared . The newspaper contains , a large amount of intelligence bearing on I

      journalism published weekl •¦ at home yand and eac abroad h number . It is is to em | be - j

      JT ^» M * A # * ^ B " ^^ ^ ^ ^ 7 , . _ _ ^ m . ^ A ^^ B " . ^ ^ B ist bellished . The with subjects a portrait and sty of l a leading of the con journal ^ tents - j

      improve are as ye . t somewha Certainly t crude there , but will opening doubtless for \ j

      a paper such as the Journalist . Mr . Fennell writes to the Athenseum :

      ' The excellence of the materials already collected for the " Stanford Dictionary of

      Anglicised Words and Phrases" makes it all the j more necessary h ii that fresh assistance should be ¦

      ar enlis ^^^ ^^ ^^ ticles ^ 1 ^ ^^^ ^^^ ted ^^ v ^^^^ as , ^^^ ^^^^ so ^^^ even r ^ - ^^ ^ . ^^ as ^^ »/ as ^ B * to ^^^ ^^ ^ fe" ^^ r possible ^ i ^ mak ^^ b ^^^ ^^^^ r ^^ e ^^^ . ^ fe ^ k . the ^^^ ^ ' ^^ . ^^ ^^^ I W ^^ r ^^ " qualit therefore ^^^^ r ^^~ ^^* ^^ ^^^^ ^^ " ^ y ^^ . ^^ " ^ " ^^ of ^^ ' ^^^ ^^^ hope ^ " ^^* the ^ B ^ r

      that you will allow me to ask your readers for help : 1 with respect to the desiderataof

      which the , first instalment can be had , on app •^ f ^~ b ^ v ^*^~ lica ^^ r ^^ 4 ^^^ ^ mr ^^ tion ^ r «¦* ^_^ ^ ¦ ^^^ ¦ to ^ v the ^^ ^^ ^— ^^^ editor ^^^ ™ ^ v ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ . ( m ^ ^^ address tf ^^^ r ^^*^^> ^^^^ ^ b ^ ^^^ F ^^ V ^^^ , ^ B Trump ^^^^^ ^^ l ^ ' ^ . ^^ ^ - ^ ^^ h - ^^ - :

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      such H ¦ olland as Dry those den given 'Spec b b tator y Puttenham ; ' 3 h with , respect North b ,

      to ™ ™ ^^ r ^^ ^^^ ^ the ^ " ^»^ ^ r —^ ™ ^^ systematic ^^ , ^^^^^ - ^ ^^^ . ^^ ^™ ^^^ ^^ ^^ , wm search v ~ — ^ ^^^ ^^ ™ ^ ^^ ^^ for ^»»^ ^ " ^ " ^ B ^ new ^ *~ , ^™ ^ words ^^^ ^— ¦ ¦ ¦ ^—^ — and ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^ phrases in newspapers and periodicals ; 4

      with regard to the systematic reading of books , , especially of those produced between 1470 and

      of nf 1 G 00 any anv A . words wnrrl D . ; 5 . or or witli p Tih hrases 1 raflHH - respect likel likpiiv to y the to to contribution V be ) p . included inr ^ liiflpiri

      under tional the scheme uses . ' , especially early , rare , or excep

      Museum A paper from on the the library of Dr . Richard of the Garnett British so long known , to pen all frequenters of the read- ,

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1886, page 1285, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111886/page/7/