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      -I --.,.... ¦ . . I Obituary. ¦¦ Dr ^ . ...

      A distinguished Orientalist , Reinhart Dozy , professor at the University of Leyden has ' » + died tory , , which aged sixty led him -three to . make The an chie exhaustive f task of stud his life y , not was onl the y of investi Spanish gation -Arabian of Spanish literature - Arabian but a hi ] ^

      tim of ** x ** old ^ e rm to French M time w » rf-v ^ " ^ i \ rk several and fh tr \ ^ m mediaeval «* w ^ important * r \ ^ -J •* ^ vwT'ft I Latin I . Arabi * - * ? " -ti-w ^ authors «¦* c * works Ti ^ "v ^ % * " « tha *¦ connected 1 ^ r . fc . T" could ^» rf"v « t I / -I hel 1 ^ with ^ N . I p the ^ r l- this fc ^ - \ inquiry * * w subj » r ^ ¦ i « ^ ect »» . som He l _ l ^ e published __ as _ " 1 ^ sole « editor — fro "" JV *

      L »* fc , some A ' ^^ Histoire ^ i-a i ~ h ^^ ¦ in ^ if c m co ^^ des ^ "v - operation ^ V ^ v Mussulm ^ ^^ ^ M ^^^ mw ^^ ^^^ ¦ ans with m » < J ^» d'Espagne others ^ - * J ^ t . ^ ^ v ^ b «^* # , and ^ . ' ^^ / J these JW L *^ . ^^ 4 ^ ^^ prepared w ^ 4 k % ^^ * i ~ * ^^ ^ tote ^^ ^ J r the ^ t I *^ ^"^ way ^ r <» 4 » ^^ *»^» for ^ M - ^ -- - his l ~ . __ ¦ own great work ' '

      Gloucester uii We ui i regret ii tj iabe Terrace to announce , H iiiiam yde Park the viu death , W ., luun of on Mr uui the . 19 William th tut ult . Clowes in his \ , 76 who tut th year died . at He his -was residence the eldest 51

      » Clowes ^ & Son , jlyai Duke " . Yv Street , Stamford wes , Street , S . E . yoajL" oju us . ) printing nrrti ot William

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      Trade Changes, Etc. W., Messrs Have Diss...

      TRADE CHANGES , ETC . W . Messrs have dissolve . Eade d & partnershi Caulfiel p d . , medical Mr . Eade booksellers continues , the 7 Princes business Street under , the Cavendish old title . Square

      to new , Mr . and Henry more Williams commodious , 17 & premises 18 Warwick situated Lane at , Paternoster 48 Old Bailey Row , E , . G E . . C ., will shortly remove The stationery and bookselling business at 207 King ' s RoadChelseasuccessfully carried

      | on for many years by Mr . James Macmichael , has been purchased , by Mr . , R . Horsley Woods . The valuation was made by Messrs . Holmes & Son . on behalf of the vendor : and on behalf

      of purchaser by Mr . G . Larner , 48 Paternoster Row . The Scholastic Trading Company have opened a branch at Cardiff . i ' St . The Louis ' New Post York -Despatch World . ' ' has been purchased by Mr . Joseph Pulitzer , proprietor of the

      Books Received :— From The Clarendon Pre...

      Books received : — From the Clarendon Press . — ' Specimens of French literatureselected by G . Saintsbury . ' This is a

      , companion volume to the' Manual of French Literature ' which we noticed towards the end of last year . The chief aim of the book now before us is

      to furnish a ' sufficient tableau of French literature , from the literary point . ' To this end , characteristic examples of French writers are given

      looking more to their value in that way . than to , ¦ consi whether dered they the are author derived s "best from hooks what . mi We ght may be

      extract from the preface a . few lines which show another side of tha plan . Care has been taken to select extracts which add to their interest that of

      or the own origin literary of other interestiag literature supplyinpr . Thus the key the i ! anything extract from else , the Robertefc satire which illustrates Rabelais , perhaps ( borrowing better it than in fro

      : part Ithtioviqueurs m Geoffroy . The Tory extracts ) poured from on the Comines Latinisms will of the at of once Geie suggest rstein / parts and that of from ' Quentin VA «« the * Durward Cardinal * de and Iletz * Anne ' one

      ^ > r « a tlie N . ^* ^_^ A % - ^ fi nest # wv «« « Pi p assages ftW * -K ^ M > ^>« k « of V ^*^ J » Dumas « . ^^ k ' ^^ historical w * Wt « t VaUAifli novels V % V > J . . W / V *« ¦ . ViUV A book of extracts thus largely conceived will \ be a treasure to the student of ^ VFV French H I I . The ----- — ___ - „__ ¦ __ ^^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ^^¦ ^^ V V ^ ^ ^^ " ^ - ^ ^^ ^^ ^^

      thoughtful reader , with whom time is pre-; cious , will find it of tho greatest service , and to libraries it will belike the ' Manual of French ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ tr

      ~ - — — ~ - ---- w — , _ - , - — ^ - r — ^ . _» . — — ^ ^^ V ^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^ IW I ^^ ¦• ! i themselves add Literature that , m , ' any that indispe of even the nsable an pieces idle for are reador reference so interesting will . We find may his in

      , . attention arrested . The Catalogue of the Pine Art Society ' s

      publications at 148 New Bond Street , is a handsome quarto engrav * i pamp ngsmezzotint hlet . The portraits contents military are grouped pictu into res

      miscellaneous , engravings , , sporting , pictures , etch- , ings books , engravings . after J . M . W . Turner , and art

      From Messrs . Hodder & St ought on . —' Found at Lust tale , / showing by Mrs ^ j . the ft . S deep . Rean sympathy ^ j oy u . — A ^ m prettil and - — - — — " — — innate y - told - — — — w ^^

      peop religiousness le of the which humbler is so classes often . to ' Granny be found Toney among , ' the central figure * of the tale , is an old woman

      ¦ of tro nig a u ht bled little , is with asked baby rheximatism , by on a the young specious , who woman , p on lea to a bitterl thtvt take charge she y cold is

      going into the neighbouring town , and will return « M !»«?' " - " ¦ " ¦ " ¦¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ : " . ' ¦¦¦ ' ¦ ¦;' . ¦ . ¦¦ ¦¦¦„ ..,, , , ¦ ,,..,, ,. ;

      dof to fe s not tch re it - . The mother the old , we woman need scarcel finds herself y say , appear A . * ; -

      left with the baby on her hands . Soon another comes stranger appears tellin on of the the scene loss of ; l this ^ erown time child a lad and y ' , g fZJ

      husbfind , asks to be allowed to make this little foundling her own . Chapter IV . shows us the mother of the babythe wife of a gardener , with

      her tule of miser 3 . , The mother has contracted a habit of drinking ; her husband resolves to go to A . merica , in the hope of beginning lifa afresh ,

      him and . then taking , on the the child eve of with starting her . , The the wife sudden leaves call on old * Granny Toney' is thus partly lained .

      exp Th to to eonauer e woman her her , whose vice vice aim iound fou in nd leaving that that the the her home home husb m in and wni which "was ci conquer ,

      closed she had to her determined so long , as to her place child herself was with would her , re be *

      solves ta 1 a ken foundling to leave . she ' it Little strugg at a cottage dreaming les against , and that her thus # it sin it would became intend be

      first child ing % J % Ml Jlfc . X- ' ultimatel * . overcome » away IU 1 The ' LV _ J J , UAAV y return to temptation H' i ^ rejoin <*> vb of . £ aAV her / her M , she . husband husband »« Am ~ am , goes ^ rv * - « - * ^ , to and * to v seek , y work having ha in

      The Eng V > LA A JL \ lan Ai daug . d hter 11 makes U JL x is > w l » 4 re their Jt *¦¦ s tored \ J > A reunion Alv to her *•* VI fcJ K a parents fc * i * simp - » **• ^* le ^*^ , and matter the .

      story closes in a truly happy fashion . From the iAVJ Home M Words Office JtJVJfcX ^^ J 1 - — ' Silvery fwHosts

      , JL . i , b l of v > v the n n . ^ . prefac nrfltMfl North * w e r fro fro a Sea u * m m . ' the tli This X A Rev Rmr little . . C n . . Bullock "Bullock . » book , , introduced gives ffiveS * J tflB t ^

      ri natura y ng , bes l history ides a and description mode of of capture the curing of tho . kwd Thi her ot s - is followed b < Quaint Old Yarmouth / a

      guide JO Kng 1 U land 11 U to , the OU with Uy metropolis y numerous V IHU VyJLM of views . the short snort LttlJUU , herring and vocabulary vocauiuo """ by ! fishery ~* cookery — m oi

      recoi recomts local pts term . . The There san re d is is also also ' visit a a to a herri ng-curing ^ - establishment , . '

      From 4 Shaks Messrs . ' Kegan WorksVol Paul IX , Trench ' This ., new A Co is » .- w ~

      of '* Komeo Romeo tho pearo dainty and and J Juliet uliet Parchment / 7 , Timon Timon . . Library of ot Athens Awieiw ' g »^ , , s " w

      the Julius Parchment Csesar . ' If Library , ' good ' wine certainly vhimv npods wj & ™'

      LI 1 O ' X UlXUIUCUl S-llUXtXiy ooi ^ J < ffflN ffflt " praise ' or , alt fehould hough we in typography s » ' absence , paper of gofc , ana -np " g » . ^

      up i « wort ^ hy of the warmost vy praise . . -- ^ 1

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1883, page 522, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061883/page/6/