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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 15th September 1880, Edition 1 of 1, Page 713

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      A New Scientific Magazine Is Announced F...

      l « i » ' Short Readings for Sunday / Lyson ' s * Our British Ancestors / ' The Calendar of the piver i i Book ( partl i y ) the ' Oxford Archaeological -w- ¦ Papers - ^— ¦ / and ¦ b bb ¦ other ¦ »¦ ¦¦¦¦ wbbi things tbbb for b «¦» Parker ¦

      of w p » Oxford «>^^^ 0 ^ + . ^*— ^ ' Subsequentl % ~ "" ^ » , » — — y Mr — . Barrett . wrote — " " ^ 3 ' Flowers — — ^ - — - ^ # and . "'—™™ Festivals many " ^ w" » m / with ^»»——» l ^ illustrations y ^ ¦ ^» - «> vav ^ *» m ^^*» , , nnblished ^ I " * 111 IHlAy . " for ¦ *^ ¦ ™¦ him " ^ l work b lit y - » Riving the 'f ^ tons ™ ™^ £ ' " ^ , w 1869 I ~^ , and — of the Musical " » / T ^^ * Chorister ^^ — 1 ¦— - m «« — -w « r -btbb 's / which Guide - «¦>¦* 4 « *« Bir « V / he 1 published »^ Wb wrote » i « r * AiW . in W in ^¦ b »<» 1873 aaM ^^ p ^ f . .. A w ^ h

      iiore with ui Dr important Stainer 1870 was -5 . Since Dictionary his return to — London — — Terms Mr ¦ . Barrett ¦ ¦ has » ¦ been ¦ » w »^» engaged vwbk conjunction on the fc

      Morning As W I If I Mr I ^^^ . . Barrett 9 Po t \ ^^ st an is d , _ 1 also the j . 1 Whitehall TT an organist » l . 1 .. 11 Tleview T » . voc a , list and and ha 1 s lecturer ^^ cont r , ib u ^^^ his ted i ^^ •» g ar ™ ifts ^— ticles —— i « - ^^ - a 1 re evide to i ^ many ^^ ^ nt ^ ly ^ v ^ v ^ othe of . 1 ^^ ' ^ BBh the ^ r ^ ^ " ^^ pape ^^ most ¦ B ^ r ^» s .

      ied character . , , , var The unveiling of the Spinoza monument at the Hague took place on Monday . The

      concourse of people was very large , and among the distinguished foreigners present was Herr Berthold Auerbachone of whose earliest works was a novel founded on the life of

      ¦ limburg Sp 1 ££ inoza £ * |/ *• - ^ V . , J Dr president I ~ . ___ . van , Slooten J of the committee gave an address a for the , _ and . erection •¦• the .. statue of t ... ¦ m the _ ^_ was statue — _ - __ . _ then - ^— - ^ . , y then «« - unveiled — — — fo - — « rma — . ^ . lly m M h' an ~~ . van ded ™^ ~ ^^ ^ ^

      over the monument to the care of the town authorities . A banquet took place in the evening , at which all the Dutch and foreign members of the committee and a number of distinguished

      guests Messrs were . J present . & R . . Maxwell have in the press a new novel by Miss Braddon , entitled ' Just

      I I as ' Scarsdale I am . ' It Peerage may be / expected by Mr . at Fred the . end Talbot of . the present Novels by month Major , when E , will Rogers also and appear by ' Mr The .

      III I Bracebndge ilemyng wui tollow in rapid succession ,

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      ^I M Ba A Since A ^ Our ^B Last A » Fll ...

      I Since our last publication the following Publishers have issued booksfull titles of which

      I till Ba A be A fou ^ nd in A the » fll New Mk ^ H ^ i Book ^^^ 1 ^^^ ^ List ^^^^ A : — , I Kefirs . Ctiatto ¦¦ - ^ V A - ^ Bi ^ r Wlndus BBB . ¦ — ¦ W ¦ . ) JonesCredulities % Past /» and PresentHistory of Our l

      BTBIVBTBTBI Bar B > ^ ^^» M ^ ^ , " ^ ^ BBB * ^ RB > ^ B > B- «^ V ^^ » < S > ^^ Ba ^ , ~^^ ^ ^^ ^^ S , ^ ^ J ^ ^ 4 k ^^ fk ^ , « ^» - » - ¦«* V « A «« V > B , . ^^ ^ X * » ¦ - # ^^ ^ kJfc . * y # B * ^ » ~ H * •* N ^ ^ _ W V ^ & ^— ' ~ - » 1 I Own Times , by Justin McCarthy , M . P ., Vols . 3 and 4 . R . A . Proctor ' s Myths and Marvels I of Astronomy , new edition . Mark Twain ' s Tramp Abroad , new edition , illustrated .

      1 St . Mess Martin ' s Hurst Summer , Blaokett 3 vols . . —Mrs . Craik ' s Young Mrs . Jardine , new edition . S . Smith ,

      I Messrs . Xiongrmans & , Co . —Francis ' s Book on Angling , new edition . Liveing ' s Diseases I of the Skin , second edition . Lord Macaulay ' s Miscellaneous Writings , Speeches , and Poems ,

      I cabbet edition , 4 vols . Max Miiller ' s Chips from a German Workshop , second edition , 4 vols . I Max Muller ' s Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners , second edition .

      I Messrs . Crosby Lockwood & . Co . —C . W . Williams' Fuel , new edition ( IVeale ' s Series ) . I I by Clara Messrs Bell . Sampson ( Tauchnitz Low Series , Marston of German , Searle Aiithors , & Bivlngrton ) . The Undiscovered . —Auerbach ' s Country Brigitta , , b translated y W . D .

      I Howells . Very ' s Navies of the World . I I Poetical Messrs Works . IMEacmlllan with ieces 6 l Co now . —Cicero first included ' s Life and 4 vols Letters C , with H notes b ' s y Memori Jeans . als Colerid of Cam ge ' - s

      I bridge , enlarged , from p Le Keux *& c . E . A . Dillwyn , , Rebecca . . . Rioters Cooper , 2 vols . C . Kingsley ' s I Th Literary and General Lectures and Essays . Two Worlds are Ours , by Hugh Macmillan .

      | I M . e Yonge Lady , Resident new edition , by , Hamilt illustrated on . Page , 3 vola . The Dove in the Eagle ' s Nest , by Charlotte

      I Messrs . Seeley , Jackson , 6 . Halllday . —E . A . Abbott , Via Latina , a First Latin Book .

      Obituary.

      OBITUARY .

      ¦ IJCo I p . ^ " . . , of oi deepl jBemers Berners y regret otreet Street to recor , and and d Chairman Chairman the death ot of of the the Mr . Statistical Statistical James Wataoii Committee Committee , head ot of of the tne the School ibcnooi iimi of Board uoara Ki » for lor tet

      phool l | l ^ r ?* n n of * ^ as the ^ 8 r ow - cit Watson on where the , who 10 , Dr th died of Angus June on the was 1816 1 his st . instant master He was at and his sent residence thence at an passed earl in y Endslei age into to the gh the Gard Hi Grammar h ens School , was

      y , . , g I P J ^ p y in Dr - for Dimmock sixteenth . year After , but the owing death of to both ill-liealth his parents was obliged , he came to to return London remained to Scotland in 1832 at Kelso , , being where where then he

      IJjB IkJ took * 1 ? an ^ active seven part years in Sabbath - During School the greater work , and part attended of this period the church he of the Rev . Dr . Horatius , ^ e eminent hymn-writerwith whom he formed a closely attached friendshiwhich

      j Im ? ^ ™ ied while he lived . When , at Kelso Mr . Watson was editor of the * Border p Watch , . ' liniSk L 5 ? er ' On hi P m . invitati the firn o & » of of which Mr . Nisbet he was , Mr destined . Watson to become once more the came head . to Lon He broug don and ht with accepted him

      LJ IWfa v ^ . Boon ^ found © tlle various ' Night of openings Weeping For ' b his y his philanthrop friend Dr . ic Bonar energ Tiime . ies In , and the in metropolis 1849 he ueatn Mr was .

      ^ ! hfi JJJ iT ^ wned JB « a warm r ac itegent friendshi wquare p with unurcn the well , - known up minister to tne . When or ur Mr . namuwu . Niabet ' s useful U

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 15, 1880, page 713, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15091880/page/5/