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    Nov. 15, 1881 The Publishers' Circular I...

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    Books Received :—

    will thank Mr . Rawnsley for this volume of beautiful thoughts beautifully expressed , which

    he appropriately dedicates to the memory of Charles Tennyson Turner . Here is a sonnet on Wordsworth ' s seat at Rydal : —

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    These With other twai , n as beneath , a thy king throne ' s , I found : Of Knowledge life most of earnest peace that solemn human joyful goodness sweet

    bringsyji I cried . 1 sound JJ . V iUVOU , thy . throne -1 UVOV , ) *^ is \ JM . \ sure * HA . H , , JVJT great . Lill , y OTVOU bard , , y thy kingdom From Messrs . Keg an PaulTrench & Co . —

    , of 'Fl M this ying a South little _ **^_ i V work , ' b y Vacuus ^__* "" __^ is Viator ^_ l ^ ^__ . A ied . b A useful great part and agreeable notes on the occup French towns y of the

    Mediterranean , now so niuch frequented : Hyeres , with its 13 , 000 inhabitants ; Cannes , "with its 14 - ¦ » m 000 ~~ ~~ ; Nice , numbering 55000 ; MonacoMen ¦ ~»~

    -tone —^__ , — , and J their ^ g lesser nei ^^ M ^^ ghbours , ¦ — ^^ — . ^^ ^^ Under — — ^^ , ^ the I head of * Return home / Biarritz , Arcachon , and western resorts are touched upon . Ihe earlier

    reminiscences part of the of "work travelling is pleasantl in the y olden taken day up s , and by with the aspects of Boulogne , Havre , and Paris

    nearly fifty years ago . And , as if that were not variety enough within the limits ( scarce more than [ pettier 100 pages , "besides ) , Rennes -stag , Carcassonne hunting at JTontainebleau , Cette , andMont are

    -I among the topics . , From Messrs . Helfe Brothers . — ' Limen Latinum /

    exercises A to Latin the stud book and y of vocabularies for the beg Latin inners language b , being CH an Gribson , with introduction cop M ious A

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    of there grammar can be and but of little the idioms question of as the to language the value , and of sachamode ¦ ofinstructioa HM inorder AA 1 to fix in the mind

    carefull test the characteristics ——— y graduated ^ * - -w l « VV ^ r *• . WAMIUV ,- » .-.. fc * , / V 4 of . \ Af ^^ , any and UHUVt Sv-W language , V exercises A ^ fkW . ^ . L . *» Ak A ^ / VW . * . t > * are MlX - ^ The *« V provided f ^ lessons . LA ^^ * - AV » ' » - ' ^ VVI - *»« - _ . are » * to * >\ -r

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    very carefull vocabulary y compiled , which , ia appears added b to y way have of been

    apstands the pendix wina h 8 and , and of the a whole teacher volume -who bears thoroug the hl impress y under of

    -» interesting his His work work and aiding and arid who who his pup knows knows ils . the the best beat way wav of of Froiri P WkYVfc Tfc •* ¦ * ^_ m r ~ r * m s-st 11 * %

    Messrs . W . Beeves . — ' The Calendar of Io lnnity 8 i _ 2 ' College A volume , Londo of n , for nearly the Academical 500 Year

    Hi fining its various t . full details departments of the work of ies of the of pages Institution the papers ,

    coni ^ aether K a ^ as e * associates inations ; and members ; lists cop all those connected who ,

    passed r with ^ ooou the the uie Col local local lege examinations examinatft . Lists or of > n « candidates in in music music , are , who conducted conducted have

    1 naer toe the country auspices are appended of the College to the ia ' Calendar various , parts /

    From o ?? Mr ^ . Edward Newfoundland Direc Stanford tor / . James Alexander — ' Geological Murray Howley Sur , -

    M PMfl ( in j ^?* 01115 * * Asai ^ - ? ^ - taufc ^ - » order - This or jN goodl ; annual y volume reports P . contains of the , ¦ b ^^ moainea

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    revised , and corrected , from the year 1864 to the year tigation 1880 conducted , thus bringing bMr the . Murray history of and the his inves col - -

    leagues down to the latest y date . The last report opens up the possibility of a * golden future ' for some part of the country ¦¦ ¦¦ » for B ^ IV Mr ¦¦ . IB- ^ . BB Murray SBB >> aBBBBf BBB 1 BBI i Bl BJB

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    mining the produce operations , which . can No bette only r be proof tested of the by pains actual - taking labours to which ^ o many bBBbBBBB of our ~ c 6 un 7 Gry V ^^ bV - ~

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    publication brethren brethren , , could could of be be such desired desired a work than than as is is this furnished furnished , giving by bv evi the the - dence , a , s it does - ¦ - , J of *~ a —™ ' long " ^" ^ BBM concentration —^ W ¦ W B » B ^ " ' ^ BBi VB . ¦ tBF ^^ BB » B * BB of ^ # BB > thoug B ^^ B > B ^ ^^ « . ^ B HBh ht . ah ^ B " ** , V

    treats energy . , and ability on the subject of which , it From Messrs . WardLock & Co . —' Every Man

    , , hensive His "W "X" * Own J- ^ t guide Mechanic —( K IV * to -a eve ft / ry descri A complete ption a of and constructive ¦ " » compreand decorative work that may be done by the

    amateur artisan at home and in the Colonies . Joinery In three ; / parts Parfc : II Part . Ornamental I . Household and Carpentery — Constructive — — — — - - — — and -.

    —Carpentery ^ ; Part III . Household Building Art and Practice . The tendency to include among the subjects of a liberal education such matters as

    those of which this exhaustive volume treats gives a practical value to a work offering , within the limits of a single treatiseinstructionnot merely

    in the elementary princip , les of the craft , , but in its higher developments of hoTise-btiiiding . The tale of emigration shows that there is no falling

    tJ CJ off in the number of those who annually leave the United Kingdom in search of openings which the growth ^^ of our population bV * b ^ is diminishing ^ bV 0 in ^ jthe

    mother-country , and it would be an excellent * stock in trade ' for every emigrant who has any capacity for carpentering if he could take with

    him this useful work . Its directions are in themselves admirably clear , and with the aid of its 750 woodcuts it leaves Very little unexplained .

    Added to this , the wise disposition •/ now shown i . in our English homes to encourage boys to take to a trade as a means of emp — loying their spare j ^ - time

    and the addition - - of - - a carpenter - ^ i a s shop to the , majority of our larger schools , will furnish a wide circle of readers for such a work . The praise A .

    which we have bestowed upon the book from time to time during its publication in serial form may j *» ustl y be repeated M . now ' , and the publishers M . are to

    be congratulated on having produced such an eminently successful book . From Messrs . Frederick Warne 8 c Co . —'

    Butterflies at Home . ' We have here a , series of particularly pretty little books for young children , each with pictures in colour by George Lambert .

    ed are Every -B > H ges BUM * also are page vary coloured , has ing its coloured desi and gn the borders in colour covers to or the in tint pages each . There , case the

    are the «^^ B ^^^ story a *^» ^¦"" " beauti ^^ ^^ B ~^ of ^^ B ^ ^ " ^ the ¦¦> full ^ B ^ BH « y book BB executed « , BJ ^ P ^^ B * ^ " ^— in ^ n | ^^ ^ painted ^ - ^^ m — p iece *¦ ^ — ~— of — ^ p - ~~ ictures work ~ ~ , . telling The very typography has also its tint .

    Magazines ( Church . — of The Eng Churc land h Sunday Sunday School School Institute Magazine )

    of beg articles ins a new suited volume for with Sunday an admirable School teachers budget , includ Vi * i ¦¦ on the - Prayer ¦——• Book - _ . ; studies _____ on

    j . * ^^ a v * *» ng m r * l— papers f-- **^ f- ' *• " ^*^ ^^ *" wr — — — - ~ — w — —— . —r , — j the Kttto miracles contributes ; and the many notea on X of < lessons Work / . which Mr . paper ay he read at the Newcastle Church Congress . —

    Aunt ¦ ¦ Jud ¦ y Magazin ¦ e ( Davi '¦ d Bogue ) comes ' as an ¦ =

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 15, 1881, page 1027, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15111881/page/11/