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    London pen UVAWi of Mr ' . - which - W . J . Lo greatl ftie y , auth adds or to of their ' Bound interest abou . t

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    To make apparent , ve y that Queen Victoria was born at Kensington that « * she 1 lived % * . 3 th _ . 1 "I * childhood 1 * iii 1 and

    youth Palace ; ; and the that announcement it was there ere during of that her Her accession Majesty to received J fH ¦ j t WP ^ —— ' — —— — — — —~ — —~ — — ~— — - " —~ — y ^^ ' the uke of

    the throne . And DSussex , who was consp is still Pjf icuousl remembered y a patron for of the literature hosp -- itality - and which - science - —¦ he ¦ ,

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    Field & Tuer for a beautiful memento of them . From A ^^^ Ay Mr . Henry Frowde ¦ Oxford - —~ " —¦ - University Press - —pp °

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    dose translation from the Greek Text of 1611 , with brief Explanations . The First Portion : the Six Primary P ¦ Eistles PJPi - to - | Thessalonica BPpjp- » M —ft Corinth jp

    U MH P ^ |^^ 0 ^ U ^ « VpV ^ P » •» * P ~<—W ~ P > ^ J p—PM— p MpT ~ * — ^ PF ——v ^ — p— « J—r —pp— ' ^— — ' ^ p ^ —p— ^ ^ F ^^ PT , « ^^^ ^ p ^ ^ fe ^ Ph ^ p ^ ^^ ^ p »» , m Galatia , and Home . ' By the Rev . Charles Hebert , D . D . Whatever PPh pft « p ^ p view ^ pV dpVp may ^ ph be taken of the merits _ ^ p ^ . B <* m

    of the ^ Revised New Testament , its ^ publication ^ may at least be credited with having roused a vast amount of latent enthusiasm for Biblical stud

    and with having set many pens to work on tasks y which can scarcely fail to tend to the elucidation of the sacred narrative . In the case before

    os , Dr . Hebert has entered on an enterprise of much interest by giving us a literal translation of the Greek text which formed the basis of the

    translation of 1611 , or in other words , of the present take — the ^ - ^ books Authorised — ^^ ^^ ^^ p ^^ v ^ , ^ m ^ not ^ " ^^^ ^^^ ~^ r as ™ ¦ ^ - Version ^^ they - ^ r- ^—^^— ™ ^^ m stand r . ^^ - ^* ^—^— ^ - ^ - ^ m He —^ - ^ r in w ^^^^^^ purposes our ^^^ ^^^»—^^» ^ Bibles ^^ m ~^ pp ^ ^^ b ^ pp to ^ v ^^ , ^ m

    but assumed in the to order have in been which written they and are hence general he ly beg g ^ j ins — with ¦ - — ^^ " ~ the ^ " - ^ pppppp- ^^ primary ^^ - ^^ ^ p » ^^ pp ^^ ^ fc ^ r »^» ^ m ^ Pauline ^ ppt ^ p »*^ »^ ^— — pp ^ p , ^» r ^ E pp » " ^^ p ^ ppp ^ ^ istles p >^ p ^ ^ pr ^ - ^~ r *^ . ^ His pppp »*^ pb ^^ pip ^

    work is well done and will be read with interest . Prom Mr . L . TJpcott Gill { Bazaar - ^ p- Office >» ivar ) . —

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    persons It or gives steel a horse chronicle which of now the meets new inventions us at every of 1881 turn , .

    facture and ailQ a A . record rnonWi of bicy of r \ t cles the f Ka and progres r \ VAm tricycles > i » cn s mad marl during a e in in the fti the rfi manu munn same - period period . . The I he illustrations illustrations , which which in in such such a a book book

    , executed are absolutel . y essential , are numerous and well

    From the same . — ' Vegetable Culture for Amateurs . ' garden By W . J whether , May . the A cap lot ital available handbook be to l the e or V kitchen / JL small

    -¦ I w — , .- * - « % rfVAAV > A bUV p LSlVFts CA T WAAUVAV K * V AC arg * A ^ «^*< A «* Jl « , | I giving information table vegetables full directions , with for a sowing diary of and work rearing and all all

    I I useful result . needful to secure a practical and from the earoe . — « Theatricals and Tableaux Virants 'or Amateurs v ¦—» . ' Giving « MK full 4 directions U |& mJltJ as to \ sta

    - *¦ ^^ * V JL UL-A , V ^ V > */«* V »»|« J » KJ ljS U V «« ge £ K ^ With angements ninety , -two making illustrations -up , costumes . , By a to nd Charles be acting . rriaonhandbook calculated

    ^ . A in-I I 1 uie **™ public ble to that which larg delights e and increasing in transferring section the of

    I 3 in f v * k ° ^ lnatter e houao of or personal the concert interest -room of , all and the in

    II I in . - ° ^ manA 8 © niont and scenic arrangement .

    m _ *« c luuatrations , nearly a hundred in number , »** === H , i

    — — — ¦——— - ¦ pp >^ pp ^ ppppppppp ^ PHP ^ p ^ pp ^ p ^ PHMP « aa ^^ g well ive -known not merel actors y typ , such ical costumes as Mr . , Charles but portraits Warner of , M . Man i ¦ * us - Mr . Toole - ^ pF- and » . ¦ MrGeorge Honey Mp >« riV

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    From the same . — ' The Raspberry and Strawberry : their — fc History — fc — ^^ fca ^^ , VariII eties — — ^ , Cultivation ^^^ ^^ — — ^^ ™ ' ^ — ^^ , ^ m and ¦ — ^^^^ p « ^ Diseases ^^>^^^ ^ " v ^ pv ^ P ^ ^ Pjf ^ P ^^ P ^ P P ^ P ^^ P ^ PPr P ^ / ¦^¦ p *« . fm « ¦ i a a » pb .

    By D . T . Fish . The strawberry , which may , we suppose , be said to be the most popular of our home-grown fruitshas the lion ' s share of the

    volumebut full details , are also iven as to the raspberry , and the best means of cultivating g and propagating it . The different varieties of the

    plants are minutely described , and all needful information is given as to the diseases and insects which have to be specially guarded against .

    From Messrs . Griffith . & Farran . — ' Golden Threads from an Ancient Loom ' : being - Pas — —

    Nibelungenlied , adapted to the use of Young ^^ . Headers . By Lydia Hands . A cheaper issue of this charming workto which we gave a word of

    praise on its first , appearance . This popular version of the story can scarcely fdil to receive a c ^^^ ordial ^ p ^^ pf e Pb P » ^ p > W ^ P 4 V welcome V w ^^ ^^ ^ pr « pr p ^ p > pp >^ p 1 ^ pr at w ^ ^^ the ^^^ p * ^ pr present m ^ ^ P * ^ P . Ppjpr ^ V *•¦¦ ^ p ^ moment ppp »^ v ^ p > ^ p ^ ^ p ^ p ^ pp ^ p » ^^^ pp ^ p ^ , h when — — ^ pi ^ pv ^ r ^ " ^ " ^ ~ its ^* ^ PT ^ Ilpr

    presentation on the London stage , with Wagner ' s wonderful music , is being talked of on all sides . From MrJolin HeywoodL WvV — * The Teacher ' s

    ^ ^ ^ J If 1 ^ bMp ^ p »^ . ^^ r A * pftp * ^ Mp ^ p * ^^ ^ m » ^^ ^^ »• *»^^^ ^ "fc ^^«^ w ^^^ p » - ^^ fl * Ppi ^ Handbook of Object-Lessons . ' By A . Park , F ^ p ^^^ r . ^ ^ R ^^ ^ . ^ Cr - ^» - ^ . ^ S ¦ . , ^ pj & ^ pj ^ - ^ v c —^ " ^ . pp One ^^^ ^^^^ ^— of ™ ^ the ^ — most - - satisfactory —

    ^^^—features of the modern educational movement is the readiness with which schoolmasters are not onl ppjippv ¦ qualif ¦ ing Vpipk themselves ¦ ~ r —~ - for ¦ ¦ the vastly

    incre ^^ pr ^ p * y ased "W JL ^^^ p >^ fep responsibilities ^ VP * ^ p * * p * yv * pp ^ ^ " ^ " i ^ i ^ p' ^^^^ ^ " ^ ^^^^^^ v '""^ ppp throw ^^™™ n ^~^ upon — ~— them " — — — v , but — —~ are -nnoRAHS also providing the t . ViA -nAr » psRflr manual v intellectual intellectual s which show qualifications aualificationa that they

    possess for their work necessary . School-books no longer come to us H from a limited circle of authorsbut from a ^ pv ^^^ ppr pp ^ ^ pppi ^ pr ^ PP *^^^^*^ ^^^^^ ^ " ^ <^ ^^ r ^ r ^— ^» ^^ r ^ " ^^ " ^^^ ^ - ^ ^^ ~~ ¦ ^ - ^ - ^ - — — , _ —

    large perience bod in y teaching of practical natural educators ly enables , whose them ex to - ¦ jud V ^^ ^^^ ge C ^^^ ? ^^ of ^ i ^ ^^ the ^/ ^ L A ^^ T character ^^ pr ^^^ R V ^ P ^ Pfe ^ WpV ^ r "Br ^ ppr « PB of ^ p ^ ^ v v school ^ ^ ppr ^ pBPPB - ^ ^^ ^^ -book ^ ^ v - ^ pr b ~^ which ^ ^ ^ ^ «¦ - ^^ — ^ v is ^^ v ^ pr ¦¦ I I

    best suited to the learner . Here , however , we have not a book for the pupil but f «> r the teacher , and it is written it not on a plan which can scarcely

    ¦ fail fail to tru make -m ^ itf * it not merely merelv immediately immediatel y uuselul seful for gestive « - ^ ^ j ^ j the . y \ ^ j as W _> purpose * r to «/^ i ^ ¦ the ^ pr * i ^^ of metbol **^ *^ giving m » ^ - « ^«» - ^» on ^* p » a p" which " lesso " ^ — « ^* — n , all ¦» " ¦ but ^ lessons ^ ^ ir- ^ p- sug — - - » m -

    in should the be lessons given are . The drawn ' obj successivel ects' dealt from with the animated bv > mt world - ^ p » the r vegetable world --- y the

    mineral ^ pT «* s Jp ^ »* r kingdom — ^ p » ^ p ^ w » * p « , ^» " , v and ^ ^ ^ ^^ from ^^ t ^ l — — i ndustrial , and miscollaneous sources , and there is a plentiful series ft of - woodcuts PkPifPH which ¦¦ mayof course ---- , - be

    utilised P ^ ^* A -fcj ~ fl _ f ^^ ^ in drawing ^ P ^ ^ P ^ ^ W » ^ W > on — P ^ " ^ P ^ the ^^ ^—~~ blackboard — ^ -- ^ » , ^ . Under ^ — of each the head matter are arranged to be taug ¦» in ht ¦¦ pa in rallel the columns lesson and notes of

    ^^ ^ VJ » -4 ^^ * p »^ Jp »^ p » ^^ ^ ^ ppJ * ^^ ^ pp ^ Pi ^ ^* ™* ™ ^ **• — — ^ - —— ^ — —~ ^ ^ ^ - ~ — the iven method so that by the which teacher the is literall lesson y taug should ht not be g , teach itSuch

    a merel merolv book y what what will obviousl to to teach teacli but but be how now of service to to teacn not it . . onl » ucn to ¦ those ^ fl ^^ Iw ^ 'V who » w *•• ^^ have •¦ * - *^ p 1 — ^ p ^ to ^ p' ^^ * fashion ¦ » »^ ppr y . p >^ ™ - ^ pr ^^ their ^ ^^ ^ p- ^ pp ^ ¦ lessons — — —— - — - —— according - — — — - y j—j Jj ^ h ^ p- - _ _^ pk . . ^ p .. ^ ta . ^ H

    basis to the of requirements which Mr . Ptirk of the ^ has Cod ^* laid e of out 1882 ^ his , on work the ^ , but jij \ % \ f ^ al > a ? so nJ ^^ to * p > V ^ all ¦* ^ * " ¦ who * ^ i » Xpt * are ^ ^ ^ " * engaged ^ ¦ » F * J « J ^^ in tuition — -- ——¦ both -- ; and — - - - it — —

    would would act be wel on l the if all valuable voung hints teachers conveyed of in sexes this volume . It is dedicated to Mr . IVfurulella , the

    present Vice-President of the Committee of Couucil on Education . Fro with m Messrs the Bible . Kodder : or , Scriptures & Btoughton in t ho . — Li ' Hours ght of

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), May 15, 1882, page 437, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15051882/page/9/