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    ¦ 0* Magazines Of The Month.

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    the illustrations scarcely seem up to the usual standard of this entertaining magazine . The articles that will principallattract a , j \ \\/ j \ uuuiV otice cli %

    < xx UXV / J . C 7 O i / uau win £ ji ± l ± \ s 1 ^ jcxiij y jxtx- n'U are . j > , . Chiswick House / by Elizabeth Balch ,, and iCharles ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ V ^ P > ^^ F ^ V . ^ w ^^ b ^ Mi ^ *^^^ ^ Dickens M ^^^^ ^^^ ^* P ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^^^ in ¦¦ ™^^ ^^ i Southwark ~^^» ^ mr ^™ - ^™ ^ mT *^^*^^ m ™ » ^^» ^"" ^^^ ^""^ - ^~ ¦ / m by w ™ J ° " ^ " — . ^ p ¦ Ashby ™ i — ~™— ^^ -

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    pen of —m ^ M ^ ^ — ^ m ^ r . ^ K *^ P the > . ^ m % ^^^^ ^ mw Wolf ^^^ f ^^ ^""^ df B e ^^^ ^ A ^ m ^ P . / ^ by mt ^™ ^— ^^ " ¦« Stanley a ^ kd . ^^^» ^ B ^^ p ^ v ^ ™ J . 9 ^^^ Weyrnan ^ mm - ^^ * ^^ ^ mw , ^ * mW ™ ^^—^^— - ^^¦ p ™ —^^ , so ^^— —^^ m ^ far — m ^ m ' —^ as ^* —^¦ r- ^ ^ it has gone , promises to be a story of more than

    ordinary interest . The frontispiece to the number is an engraving by O . Lacour of Sir Joshua Reynoids ' s picture of the Duchess of Devonshire

    at Chiswick House . The articles in Time ( Swan Sonnenschein ^ k well selectedvaried in characterand

    < Co . ) are , , 1 smartly Work and written Workers In f the the series Rev of papers Jones ^ entitled treats

    of ¦ * Church ClUCl VV Changes C / JLiVClO ; LiiJC and Chu / C V . . Harry XJ rch . CblJ . Workers J' tiCFJUCO ' UCaiO in a - that will carry conviction to m •¦ fc an ¦ y minds .

    ¦ way p W W m ^ J ^^ m ^ 1 . If ^ w V mi ^^ m ^ ^^»* w ««> ^ w ^ dr ^^ ^^ " » ^ ^^ ^* ^^ ^^ ^*^» ^^ ^ i ^ ^^^ ^ » ^^ fc ^ y ^—^^^» - ^— —w- » Consideration of the ^ drama has its place in L . F . Austin ' s vigorous reply to Mr . George Moore's

    strictures on Mummer Worship , ' and the article of W . G . Elliot on « The American Stage of To-day . ' Mr . Henry Pottinger Stephens contributes a poem

    j entitled ' Words and Music' The remaining contents are interesting , but an especial word of commendation be given to ' The Novelists of the

    may Restoration / by W . H . Hudson . ' Kophetua the Thirteenth , ' the serial story by Julian Corbett , is

    a very effective piece of work . The Century ( Mr . T . Fisher Unwin ) opens

    i with a peculiarly interesting article on ' The Guilds of the City of London , ' from the pen of Norman Moorewho has been pictorially assisted

    by Joseph Pennell , . Some unpublished letters of Lord Nelson to Sir Thomas Troubridge are given in this number , and among the many readable

    papers we may mention * Political Exiles and Common Convicts at Tomsk , ' by George Kennan' Cole and ¦ ¦ His i Work ¦ ¦ ¦ / by W . J . Still i -

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    JRomance of Dollard / contributed by Mary Hartwell Catherwood . In addition , George W . Cablewhose name is chiefly identified in the

    minds , of readers with pictures of Creole life , writes 4 Strange after True his Stories own of interesting Louisiana fashion . ' Several of

    verses of more than ordinary merit are included in the number , which is proi ' usely illustrated throughout ; and as this is the first of a new

    volume an excellent opportunity is afforded to readers to become supporters of this popular magazine .

    Household "Words ( Charles Dickens & Evans ) as usual is principally remarkable for its powerful array » of fiction r 1-r there —— ii i being i hk *¦ no »* fewer - » - ¦¦ than iifc ei b ght fc

    ^ comp mr ^ w" . m ^^ ^^^ j lete - ^^ w w ~ " stories ^ ^^^^ r- ^ *— — , ^ p in the ^^ number » ^^ - - ^— _^ — ^^*« and ^ a » serial ^ b *^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ of —^^^ much ^^ *^ ^ " ^^^<^^» m * character and intensity . But in addition to the fiction there is a mine of useful information to be

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    matters , fashions , and the like , not to mention and the many carious itttetestirxg import . Nor articles should on we top omit ics of to general allude

    wherein to the JSdltorfs wifcb gravity ' Note and -book < judiciou on Current s impartiality Topics /

    he passes comment on subjects of the time . has Harper charming ' s Magazine of ^ Sampson contents Low exquisitel & Co . )

    illustrated a and produced array with great care , , ^ binong y the articles of more than ordinary attraction are

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    Child *; ' Elk-Hunting in the Rocky Mountains / by G . O . Shields ; ' The New Orleans Bench and

    Bar ^¦ fNb in m 1 823 * m ± mmm , ^ - ^ , ' by m ' Charles i-b * - ¦ mm Gayarre ^ p ^ bj M ; * Invalidism mm ^ < V m ¦« M as a Fine Art / by A . B . Ward fP ; « The MMk MmMMt Hew MM York Real . ^^ b ^ B * ^ mm ' m * _^_

    Estate ^^^^^^ Exchange ^^^^^^ ^ , ' by ^ Richard ^ Wheatley , and a continuation of Mm * Our MMWMJourney MM \ to MM the MM A Hebrides Hik , ' MM , ^^ HV ^^ MM Ml mm . * M * Mm ^ ^^ mg * MM * ^ V M ^ B ^^^ . MM ^ K _

    by Elizabeth Robins Penneli . William , Black ' s charming novel ' In Far Lochaber' ( of which a

    notice vwill be found in another column ) , and William W mm Dean MmbP Howells Pimm- *¦» - ' serial -mr - fiction i ¦ H ' Annie ~ m & h -r Kil HPB Mm 1 MM - ¦ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ " ^^^^^ " ^ mMMW ^ m * W ^^^^^ ^ M ^ ^ ' ^* ^^^^^ " ^^^^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^^— ¦ ¦ ""^^ ^¦ ^ ^ ^ ^^ v ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^— , ^^^^ —*^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^* ^ Mt M ^ mm ^ h . m * ^ , _ ^^^ m

    burn / are now brought to * a conclusion . Constance * Fennimore Woolson contributes a short story of agreeable Hk interest »^ Mm ~ mmr | entitled 9 mimmr - ^^• mm ' A Pink Villa t ' while

    with ^^ r-vr ^^ mmm ^ b ^ ^ k ^ thi ^ m *—^ v «^ Mmu s ^ mm- mm one ^ mmm- ^» or ^^ r ^ 4 p ^ ^ 1 ^ two ^*^ ^ mr ^^ ^^ ^~ v ^ ^^ mrmm ^ the ^ mrm ^ v ^ w ^ v ^^^^ usual s ^^ ^ p ^ ^^ ^ v ^ editorial p ; w v v ^^ i ^ BB ^ h ^^ ^^ papers , and , several articles poems of , minor importance , a number of more than average interest is made

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    t 354 The Publi ^ ^^ shers , mm * . _ Circular ~^^_ - « »* . ^ $ rOv . * , tsss

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    < * ¦ - ¦ o From Messrs . W . H . Allen ¦ . & Co . —* Kaye ¦ ' s and

    ^ - ^^ m v ^^ v -mr ' ^^ mm' ^ ' ^^ mmw ^^^ ^~^^ Wmmr mmm m ^^ mr ^^ ^ ^ m ^ W ^^ P . " ^ " *^^ ^ ^^ " ^^^ ^^ ^^^ ~^^ —^^ - ^ - ^ ^ m ^^^^^ ^ m ^ m ^ ^ mr ^ r —~^^» ^^^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ —^^^ ^^ p' ^ pf ^^^^^ ^ ^» Malleson ^^ Mm * MM ^ ' s His ^^ «^^ A tory « of the ^ Indian mmw mmt ml Mutiny mm * MW * mt of 1857-8 / Edited by Colonel Malleson , C . S . I . The h first volume ¦ —m- ^^ of ¦ this w new edition ¦¦ wherein i

    the ^^^^ m— ^^ - ^^— ^ n— work - ^ m v ^ i ^^^ » ^^ pr of p ^ i ^^^ b ^^^ b two ^^ p ^ ^^^ ^ - ^^ writers ^^ ^ ^ ^^^ ^ mm ^^ ^^^^ ~ is ^^ " ^ ^^ so ^™ ^^^ ^^ ^^ " ^ ^^ j udiciously , ^« — » ^¦¦^ ' ^^— ~^ m- ^ m ^ ^ m ^ ^ " ^"" ^^ linked together as to form one continuous i w ^ holehas now appeared . This is by Sir John

    Kaye , , whose second volume will also be included in the work ; but for the third Colonel Malleson's first volume willbe substituted , the whole

    history , with an index , being comprised in six volumes . The chief reason for the substitution is that Kaye ' s third volume would not fit in

    with Malleson ' s second volume , as it concludes wi , th the storming of Delhi , which forms the ^ first ~ ^ ^ mi r ^ ~^— ch ^^ m— " ^^ apter V * - ^ p < W *^ ^^ ^ b ^ * m * M of ~^^ i ^ mm Malleson ^ m ^ - ^^^ m ^ ^* rmj ^^ ^ h ^« pT V >^ ^^ pl « -m * ' V s ^ pr ¦ second i I —1 _~ ~ n ~ ^ m * ^ " » mm . ^ " ^ ^ volume T ~^ w ^^ ^ ip ^ b ^^ p « . *^^ " ^ , - i y

    whilst it omits the relief of Lakhnao . the account of which concludes Malleson ' s first volume . The only change made in Sir John

    Kaye's narrative is the alteration in spelling of Indian proper names , these being adapted to the present tone of thought on the subject .

    In all other respects the account remains precisely as written . We anticipate for this neatly bound and excellently printed cabinet edition

    a well-as & ured success , and when completed it should present to the owners of libraries an ¦ admirable ¦ - ~ rm , tmrm- m iit- ^ j . m ^ v n > r - ^ —t ^ form -mtm 'v ^ ^ k -m . mt . mmt * in ^ m ¦ - * m ¦ which v v ¦ ' - \ ^^^» - » fc to — «_> r possess u ^ -r r *~ r v ~~ r ^** r ^ r *~ r % a ^* r work * w ^ p- ~—t " ¦ —

    that , dealing with an important event in history , could scarcely be excelled for its interest and information .

    From Messrs . Samuel Bagster & Co ., Limited . ¦ . . ^ A mm * new m ¦ « ^ tp * m edition < 4 p- «^^ * m , ^~ mm , - *^ mm >* m o ¦^ P' £ m * , * the mm ~ m * imm —| - * Scripture V ^^ r -m ^^ ^^ ^^ m \^ m ^ T ^ —t , pit- ^ -+ ~ Treasury mMm / m pp ^ ^ h *^ ^ ^^ Ib ^ ^ h * " « «¦> W ' is ^^ '

    welcome at a moderate price . In typography and general appearance it shows all the good qualities which might be expected in

    thepublications of this old and familiar hotise . From ^^^^^ ^ ^ p ¦ ^ i — — - - - Messrs vmvr ^ H ^ ^^ r ^*^ pj * v ^ pp 1 pi ^ pj ^ mtmr . ^ p p Richard ^^^ v ^ ^^ r wv ^^ p ^ ^ m ^ mmm *~^ ^^ wmr ^^ v ^^ v Bentley hpihp ^ ^^ v hv . pi . ^ p * ^^ rm ^ bpp ^ ^ mw A ^^^ p ^ hf Son pF ^^^ p * ^^^* pp ^ pp . . ^ B — John ^ b ^ ' ^^^ — — — MUm ^^ m A ^ m * . ^^ ^ _ mmi ' bb bh u . . | ^ ^«< P ^ d ^ m ^^^^ A

    Francis This literary and the chronicle Athenaeum of , half by John a century C . Francis must . . - ¦¦ - ¦ ¦ : - ¦• ' i - ' ¦ - ¦ ¦ n ! ¦ . ¦ - r ! 1 - ¦ ¦ . >¦«« -. K ¦ ¦ -11 . 1 ¦¦ « l < < H . 1 . " - ]

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1888, page 1354, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111888/page/16/