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      Francis Bennoch . It is with great regret that we announce •¦ * m * m M Francis *¦ m Bennoch "W-v ^ who 1 in

      the death of Mr . , a than quiet one way strugg was — a ling very artist genuine and man friend of to letters more .

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      a < J £ ro X & V and *»~— made , « the ii acquaintance | * V of V Allan * Cunningham , from whom he received much

      attention and kindness . Soon after his arrival in the metropolis young Bennoch published a

      small volume of poems which won the praise of Wordsworth . The elder poet / however

      warned v * ' the younger not to depen JL d , on poetry , for a livingand Bennoch wisely took to

      commercial pursuits , , in which he is said to have amassed considerabl - e wealth . He was - a friend

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      a ^ b ^ fr v keen * * * — ^^ ^^ interest , in all matters pertaining to

      literature .

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      Prof. A. Ebert. We Are Sorry To Hear Of ...

      Prof . A . Ebert . We are sorry to hear of the death of Prof .

      A . Ebert , of Leipzig , which took place on the 1 — st inst . Prof . Ebertbesides being a scholar

      of established reputation , , was the author tj of a ' General History of the Middle Ages' which

      has attained some popularity and has , been

      translated into French .

      M. Marpon. We Regret To Hear Of The Deat...

      M . Marpon . We regret to hear of the death of

      M . Marpon , a well-known publisher and discount bookseller of Paris . M . Marpon produced

      cheap editions of French classics at a very

      lowprice .

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      Mr . W . Kitchen Parker , F . R . S . It is with deep regret that we have to

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      Robert Henry Soden Smith . It is with regret that we record the death

      of Mr . Robert H . S . Smith , Librarian of the South Kensington Museum . Mr . Smith , who

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1890, page 869, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071890/page/17/