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    to reall the y words fresh and and pretty the well-marked y tunes and y

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    groun girl in d an the d d bitter ying ; and the simple , falling yet expressive

    music mnoir ! to to which which this this song sonfif of or the tue streets streets is is wedded wedded Children is a fresh ' s proof songs of of the the rig success ht port of are the so composer rare that .

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    the Tales of . the People . ' y the Rev . E . 31 diiectl , Geldart from , MA the . ori These ginal fairy are to tales be regarded , translated net

    teresting only as y pretty and importan tales for t contribution the , young but to the as an folk in- - ^ lore m ^ ^^ ^^ of ^^ ^^ ^ Mr ^ «^^^ ^ . Gladstone ^ * ^_« V - _ r . — — ~ " » ' s favourite — - little king " ^^^ K dom" .

    The tales are brief and very pretty , and it is inori teresting in with to the notice fai the tales traces of other of community countriesof of ry

    which g there is evidence in its pHges . Thus , the 'TwoBrothers and the Forty-Nine Dragons' is our old friend , 'Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves / and

    Cinderella comes forward as ' Little Saddleslut . ' Mr . Geldart notes some other striking resemblance between these tales and their parallels in

    Grimm and other volumes , and both the student of folklore and the inhabitants of the nursery will thank tho translator for his work .

    From Teacher — the ~ v — — ^^ ^ : v Sunday r an ^ ^ H ^ V Elementary ^ B ^^ V ^^^ M School ^ - * ^^^ V ^ P ^ V * ^ ^ W Union ^ Hand ^* ^*~ ^*^^ ^^^ " ^^^ book ^ . — *^ ~<^ ^^ ^ * The of ' ^^ Sunday «¦ ^ v Young —v ^ ^ - >¦ — — ^ b - « w

    This School volume Instruction is one of / the by William direct results H . Groser of the , B Sun . Sc - . ? day School Centenary Ce ] ebration of 1880 an

    international to . promote committee and assist having normal then stud been y formed among , Sunday school teachers . The committee , con- ,

    School sisLinpj of Union representatives and of several of the American English Sunday Sunday Sc th « hool < bit Apsociations . if \ s entrusted . has to commenced it "bpubli to sh carry it out 'ns

    t Haadbook ho issue , of which a scheme is , we of learn examination , to y be followed , to ng enable up by teachers ^ iT to i test theiwork and improve iu » o thoir tuvn

    number methods — atten - . v . > . » . of - . ,, Sunday , As iiiuua icsu there v niui school ? ciiuui must j r . nui teachers ivauticio alwaiys A aiiu be who *» nu i » v a ^ c are very *»\^ unable unuuiu large

    art ^ ^ sueh d as normal to pre classes vent them , and fro whoso m attending engugomeats tho forking ° r < lin ; iry in teachers schools * meetings wliere , no while such there meetings are others are

    Hfcld u » w . it it is ifi obvious aVkvirwiia that fliof a book hnr \\ r like lilro this t . hia is i « cal /» si 1 - culated jud conciseness to bo of infinite worthy service of , all and commendation its clearness

    . peitf Ihe tru ial e qualifications aim of are Sunday of school the teacher teaching are first and the set . thand

    princi ° » , ples then and we meth have ods practica of instruction l chapters on on the the ™ Preparation » nagenient , of and lessons floaUy , a on chapter class teaching on hel , ps and and

    ii ? ! U « nit 0 llCes rk vn ^ ^ ^ to all c ° ^ r who » g « raen are ts reall , which devoted will be of to i *^ T" . ^* ° . Admitted , as it on all sides y , that the

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    — ¦ ance work in of proportion the Sunday to school the increasing is growing secularisation in import- I I 5

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    its development , his constant the stud Sunday y , cannot school fail and to I I welcome

    secure a * H Magazines for Mat . —The Yorkshire Illustrated I Monthl

    selected article on for ( Fletcher Yorkshire notice , beiog Bradford Minstrels Joseph ) , Eccles the two p and leasant poets the I I '

    Rev . Eichard Wilton . —May Fair ( Bbgae ) gives I some a grap gossi hic account p on military of c A Visit matters to Aldershot which will , ' with be I I

    pages entertaining of fiction to many by authors readers of , and note it , has including many Annie Thomas— 77 ie MwithlPacket ( WSmith )

    . y . has tthe ne biographical Diograpmca A Conversation i sfcetc sketc on h o . Books on on Charles Charles , ' by the linwder Lewder author in in of ,

    which is discussed Mr . J . in R . Green dialogu ' s e Conquest form , and of England itg chief , ' features ?

    are cleverly brought forward—The Penny " Post ( Parker ) contains an attractive little sketch of 'Heidelberg in Fair Time / and a

    aid devotional to the sp paper iritual on life * Eecollectioa . —In The Sword , ' viewed and Trowel as an «

    ( P « ft > smore & Alabaster ) , * Outcast London * one comes *¦ of ¦ % *¦ before the col us porteurs l / in a descri connected ptive with paper Mr by ¦

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    , y , an Alice appreciative Meynell paper . The on * Charles on the 'Law Keade of / the by

    Mother and the Child' paper contains much useful in- I formation on a subject of pressing moment . —

    be Sunday worth Talk y of purchase ( Glasgow , if Dunn only & for Wri the ght sermon ) would of Canon Duckworth on the late Prince Leopold ,

    which it gives with a portrait of the Duke . It also * The contains Athens among of Pericles other good and of items St . a Paul paper / by on

    the Princi Dawn pal of Tulloch Day , Amateur . —Received Garde also -cling , the , and Postman others . , Skjuals . —Messrs . Sampson LowMars tonSearle

    and Rivington have issued Part , 3 of their , fine , Messrs wo h v - rk -h , —¦ . Artists Alma - —™ - at Tadema ^^— — Home - ~ — — — — , giving It . Red us photog J . ra Pettie phs of ^^™ *^^ ^^ " ^ — ^— ' —— , ^ — ^^ — grave ^^^ B ^^ ^^ , ^^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ , w

    and F . Dicksee , and sketches of their careers . Mr . Tadema is pictured in his studio in his restored house ; the veteran Mr . Redgravealso

    in a veritable workshop ; Mr . Pettie and , Mr . Dicksee among pictures , armour , and pretty cabi-¦ nets ^ ^^ m 0 ^* , m suggestive ^^ ^^^ % ^ % ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ of ^^ ¦ the ¦ ^^ p ^^ leasant ^* ^^ ^ k ^^ v b ^ ^ m w surroundings v . ' ^»^ « ^ ^^^ «^ ^^« ^ w a a # fk ^^ of ^^ ^

    the successful painter ' s home . Tho sketches of Mr . Alma Tadema and Mr . Redgrave are fall and complete ; and although Mr . Pettie and Mr .

    Dicksee are dealt with more briefly , the main points in their professional careers are set before us . The permanent interest and raluo of this Pk serial ¦ rf fPh ¦¦ will be ¦ apparent ¦¦¦¦ ¦ to every b one in h the h * merrie H ¦

    ^^^ ^ H ^ ^ » ^ *^ " ^ " ~^ ^ m ^^ " ^ m" — " ^^ - ^^ " ^^ " ^^ ' ^» » ' - ^ —^ w ~^^ ^^ m - ^^ ^ v — ^ - ^^ ^»^ - ^^ ^^^^^ . ^^ ^^ ^^ —^ month , ' when the pictures of the year form a topic of universal conversation , and a glance at the of Artists at Home before or after a visit to

    Burlington pages House or to the Academy will give a fresh attractiveness to the inspection of the artist * *

    lat latest ent eoffbrts fforts . , while while it it will will also also add add to to the the amateur amateur ' s s galleri ^ capacity ^ L ^ MUmi ^ SMt m es *¦ ' »»•* when * for T m * m ^* m an * he ^ m ^^ intelli is -mm * enabl » - ^ mmm gent ^^¦ ' » ed ¦»* ^^ to ^ p appreciation > - ^* - tm link ——^^ on - ^ ¦—— . the — ¦¦ - ^^ -w of works —— - ^ - the ^ >¦ >¦ ¦ ¦

    of earlier the present productions exhibitions . — Messrs with . CaaseU their creators & Co , ' ¦ Limited PJ - ^ pT send us the i—I— first part of their -. _ - Household . _ - __ -.- _

    ent _ JP Guide » ^ « P > V l « , cover "W an ^ , ^> V admirable ^ PF — the —» ^^ -- ^ whole — - ¦ - ^ cyclopaedia — ground ^ p— - , of which domesti will c appar man - - agement y and economy . Part I . of Popular

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), May 15, 1884, page 475, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15051884/page/11/