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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 15th March 1890, Edition 1 of 1, Page 326

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      offered to go to his aid . I hope that you are not one of those people who think I would

      have carried off the Pasha without his consent . AH I asked of him was to be informed of his

      plans . I would have been happy to have been able to assist him in any way . For that was my commission . But you will see

      all that in my new book . The book will be something quite new , because of the

      astonishing experiences of this " Sturm und Drang " travel . I hope that you will succeed in your - _ — endeavour _ _ _ to make the world wiser

      and better by your promotion of knowledge , and that Brockhaus of Leipzig will publish the new revelations from dark Africa—Yours

      . sincerely , Henry M . Stanley . ' C ( 5

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      326 The Publishers' Circular March 15 , 18 90

      Ti^Ad^ Ange$ Mr. Charles Taylor, For Man...

      Ti ^ ad ^ ange $ Mr . Charles Taylor , for many years in the

      retail department of Messrs . Griffith , Farran & Co ., St . Paul ' s Churchyard , has commenced business fc ¦—¦ - on his own account as a Church ¦ book-¦

      nearly seller ^^^ ^ pv ^*^ *^ v w 4 / and « opposi A — J . publisher te the entrance , at 23 — — to Warwick — — Amen — — — — — — Court L ane — — ' , ,

      the residences of the Canons of St . Paul ' s Cathedral . We wish him every success in his new venture .

      The Systematic Bible Teaching Mission ( Offices and Book Room ) are removing from 67 Paternoster Row to 21 Warwick LaneE . C .,

      much larger and more commodious premises , . Messrs . Neill & Co ., printersof

      Edinburg 78 Fleet h , hav Street e establ , E . C ished . a London , office at

      We understand that Mr . John Haddon , publisher and advertising agent , 3 and 4 Bouverie Street , Fleet Street , E . C ., has

      taken into partnership his nephew , Mr . Walter Haddon . The firm will continue the name and style of John Haddon & Co .

      We are also informed that a separate partnership , under the same name and style , has been created by the association of Mr .

      E . J . P . Francis with Messrs . J . & W . Haddon specially to extend the business of advertisement agents and contractors . The

      partnerships will date as from the 1 st of January two departments -r ~ - last , and independentl it is intended y of to each work other these -

      ^^ W W ^^ ^*™ — ' j ^ ^ , and under separate management

      In Fllemoijriam 1

      In fllemoijriam 1

      Mr . Henry Da vies . We are sorry to learn of the death of Mr .

      Henry fifty **»« j -six Davies years j , of ago tj Cheltenham commenced , who the more Looke than r-

      On . In certain respects he anticipated some of the more prominent features of modern

      journalism . Sir James Ingham .

      The death is announced of Sir James Ingham , chief metropolitan Gloucester uioucester magistrate , on

      M Mrtarch . ™ h o 5 . at at his ins residence residence , , Square { square ,, London . , The deceased Sir James Taylor

      Joshua Tngham Ing was ham a , younger of Blake son Hall or , tne in the late West ivir .

      In Fllemoijriam 1

      85 Riding th of of Yorkshire his . . Sir James was in the year age i

      Mr. Hargrave Jennings. T We Regre Of T T...

      Mr . Hargrave Jennings . We regret to be informedjust as we

      t J ennings press , au of thor the of death 4 The Rosicrucian of , Mr . Hargrave s : their go

      , mb ¦ roundly found Rites ^ V ^ k ft lv and versed versed < A M ^ k ysteries * in in the the . ' literature literature Mr ^ h ^» . Jennings ^^ oi of — witchcraft witch was mft

      proand occult philosophy . He is said to have

      been been the tne original original ot of one one oi of the the most most famous famnna characters in that weird 7 romance by Wilkie

      Uollms , * The . Moonstone .

      Mr. Thomas W. Saunders. The Death Is Als...

      Mr . Thomas W . Saunders . The death is also announced - of Mr - . - Thomas

      He W . Saunders was the , editor at Bournemouth of numerous — , on February legal works — — 28 -l ^ w .

      of value . Mr . Saunders had reached his 76 th i jp

      year metropolitan , or many police years magistrates he was . one or the j mA *

      I From Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith.— «A Resolut...

      I From Mr . J . W . Arrowsmith . — « A Resolute

      Purpose , ' by Katharine AsLburner . This storv is spoiled by too many characters being crowded int of variou o it . s Numbers families ¦ h of jostle men ¦ b each , women i i 4 other k A , and ¦ throughout children k 4 !

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      fortunes of the Towerscourt family . There are descri many ptive pleasing touches character whilst sketches the purity and of tone clever is I j

      , unquestionable . Fro ¦ m Messrs — —— — — — ¦ — - — . Bickers ^—— —— - — - _ ^^ ^— ¦ > v & flon — . - ~* The « v Siren of ^^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ *^ ^^ v ^ A ^ V ^ J ^

      Warmington , ' by John Collett . This is an a amusing number medley of striking in the incidents form of a in drama the career , reciting of

      an aspirant for literary fame . Officials and parts parts pupils , , whilst whilst of ' Girling Bessie Bessie College Vane Vane , ' commonl commonlv play prominent y called nailed

      broker 4 Wagg , ie fi , gures ' the step as a -daughter tom-boy , of of a a most wealthy alarming pawn , - thougg ^ J h mirth-provoking J £ " — — - — — — *¦ — - W j , type J W ~^ . The A K X > \ volume T . S \ A . A A * V

      c Lancelot ontains S som peed e . admirable illustrations by Mr . From by Frances Mr . Spencer Eleanor Blackett Trollope . ' Two Among vols Aliens The , '

      . . scenes in this well-written novel are laid in orp and Rom hans the e and , other go Ve to to n ice ear m . n a , T living one wo Eng to as stud lish a y girJs painting , left A ,

      [ prince falls in love with the younger governess sister , . the projected marriage is prevented by the young dies man ' s proud family , and before long

      elder marries marries JNucy Lucy sister dies an an . . , The The co E Englishman nglishman me love love to aftairs aftairs a , happ who who of of ier appears annoars Catherine Catherine issue , for to to , , she the the be he

      thoroughly worthy of her , . There is nothing particularly striking" or original in the novel

      but the interest throughout is fairly maintained , . From Messrs . Blackie & Son . - * The Modern

      of oi Charles C volume yc refe rete lopaedia of Annandale . this ' Vol hand V , y . LL : a Ima nd . D . well ~ Mon Each -arranged . succeeding Edited book by

      editor and skill . rence rence The of present brincra brings its accomp volume out out lished more more contains and clearl clear lv a variety the the nstaking en c . nrv of re ¦ ¦ admirable papers—conciseclearpractical f and

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1890, page 326, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031890/page/20/