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    j 772 The Publishers'Circular July 15,18...

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    representative . y Mr . Sampson expired on Tuesday , July 5 , at his re sidence the , in Park

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    in giving the events of Mr . Sampson's life , says : ' The death of Mr . John Sampson , bookseller Tte and stationerConey Streetwhich we

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    j 772 The Publishers ' Circular July 15 , 1887 I — ¦ ¦ ¦ —————BB——B _^ B —_ . . _ . _ '

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    From the editor Messrs of . the Semrose ' Ladies A ' Treasury Sons . —Mrs / is . Warren familiar , to Ba ^ ^ ^ bbph most . Bk ^ Bi ~ ~ ^ ¦ ^ BP Eng ^^^^^^^ " ^^ ^^ B ^ ppjt lishwomen ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ' —^^ as ^ - ^ — - — a - ^_ - — writer — on domestic - _ - ^ ^—^^ || ^_^ BbI ^^ ^ J

    economy . Her new work , ' Cookery for an Income of £ 200 a Year , ' is one of the good ¦ examp ~ BPpBBPB'BJfBb ^^ fm ^ ¦ les ^™ ^ B » P" m of * - ^ ^ B « the — —* ' lad " " y W 's admirable ~ — ~ — sty ^ M le . m So Bl - ** - far ^ Bi _ B ^ BJ ^

    as we have noted , the instructions and advice seem to be given in the clearest manner . No one could complain of bad cooking if its counsels

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    Divided , ' by H . T ^ ^ . Johnson . In many respects this story reminds us of the author's previous work ¦ - ' Jack of Heart --- s' recentl . ___ y reviewed __ in

    these ^ — , columns — « b — . The V b «¦ ^ m __ ^ hero m . , in ^ both -bb ^ * k instances A . is _ a rightful lord under the aspect of a poor but gallant commoner , and the adventures to which

    Hoy Cheveney is subjected resemble very much in their nature the experiences of the valiant , generous-dispositioned Jack of Hearts . ' But

    like the former story , it is a stirring piece of , work , full of incident and exciting event , and ! we have little doubt it will be highly relished

    by readers even during the heat of the dog-days , j From Messrs . "Wells Gardner , Darton «& Co . —

    ' Ballads of Home and Life , with Poems and Sonnets , ' by E . Stanway Jackson , Assistant Curate of Buckhurst Hill , Essex . We quote

    the opening lines of Mr . Jackson's ballad , ' The Fireman's Stor 3 , ' which is honoured by getting the first place in the volume :

    Sunlight Hid among flush the ed the bending quivering 1 grass - , leaves , and ] I While y » Where ime beneat ueucttiu the slow h the i / uc outspread uuioyi rocessions cau branches uiitucuca , , I ,

    Bearing to their resting p -places pass , , Those whose work is done below . Strolled with toilbronzed featuresj

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    a poetical point of view . Imagination still has much to do in tuning the harp of the muse . From Messrs . GriffithFarranOkeden &

    , , "Welsh . —* Edward the Black Prince : an Epic Drama , ' by Douglas B . W . Sladen . This vohuno is characterised by verse of much ability ,

    easy ful and -flowing vigorous and , , and where it ma necessary 3 safely be , said power to - sustain the high reputation previously acquired

    by the author . Sorrte of the passages arc exceedingly beautiful and evince rare feeling I and Bl delicacy Bi BBI Bk of b treatment Bfe ^ # t Bk ~| Pi Bkrf . The various chn- ¦

    BP ~ - ~ BB' MB BBI ^ ~ ^~ ~ . ^ b ^ T B ^ O ^ BJT ^^^^ B ~ | ~ ^^»^ . ^ . HI - *^ T aB ^^ Pf . K ^ .. p > ^ ^^^^ L . . ¦ BBI ^ b * ' B >« B / . Phi . p . «^ pB ^ P" ^ . * " ^ B *^ " racters introduced are Edward the Black Prince , Earl the Princess of Lancaster Joan , Sir John Thomas of Gaunt Holland & c ,

    and Henry JilVlli the y , , XLtiXl events i . K ) L JlJtlllUclftUt treated of ;! , , embrace UUUI 1 UJ . the KJCiXVAll Battle \ J , , »> . * . ; . s , , of ^ up" * ^ L . Cressy ^^* r . * . ' ««* r * . * m . r w and LV n ~ ^ k b . Poictiers _^ b- ^^ hi ^^/ PkriT . Tk ^*^ ¦ JL h ¥ , m the r » A 4 ^ b ^^ ¦ ¦ surrender * ~ - ¦ - hhi ^ 4 t > ^ bpp * 4 * - ^ B' b- of

    Prince Calais , . and As evidence finally the of the death sterling of the merit Black of the taken work from we a speech may quote of Joan the following addressed passage to her ,

    lover , Sir Thomas Holland : — * I I Love filled filled ' s first full > with wi draught th that tlin . t » . new n «\ 'Twas v wine winn not of r » f brim love Irvcw high my cup ,

    And A Ere Which ^ nd yon to to you my mv sighed feara fears poured leave it out came came ; but with . tba t . , w n such . t h he li en «_ a y on * rm our wooer w whom sh hom ip ' s had ban < i d sped ,

    I had bestowed the crown , each maiden , bears . Was running jousts with Death , that those strong anna Whose gentle fore wi ? I had so lately learned ;

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1887, page 772, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071887/page/14/