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    Obituary.

    ¦» i ; We have also to record the sudden death on the 28 th ult . of Henry Francis Turle the I ; editor of Notes and Queries . His devotion to the work , which he had carried fcn Bince , ' Dr I

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    TRADE CHANGES , ETC . "business Mr . Olliver to Mr . , H of . C Wellington . Smith . The Street valuation , Aldershot was , made has sold by Messrs his booksell . Holmes ing and & Soil stationery forJ the

    vendor Mr . , Halliwell and by Mr , . bookseller Goulden for and the stationer purchaser , of . Shepherd ' s Bush Green , has disposed of hia lousiness to Mr . W . Sweet . Mr . G . Larner , of 48 Paternoster Row , valued .

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    . Books Received : — Prom Messrs . "W . EC . Allen & Co . —' Eminent

    "Women Series , No . 3 , George Sand / by Bertha Thomas . The contents of this interesting monograph are thus divided : Early years ; childhood

    ¦ ¦ and P & ^ v ^« w h ^ ^^ married ^^ ^^^» ^^^ ¦ ^^ - — ^ " - — ¦ w life ~ ' — ¦¦ ; ——¦ - debut - — ¦— ^— — in m literature ^ m - — - - j ; Lelia — , Italian journey ; mental development ; solitude , society v ^^ ^^ ~^^ _¦ ^^^ - ™ - w , y and —— — — ¦ socialism ~ — - ^ — - — — ; g Consuelo — — < — ; M Nohant ;&

    novelist and politician ; pastoral tales ; plays and later novels ; artist and moralist ; latex years . The author says : * Mueh ( of authentic

    - material ) though of interest in itself , must here be omitted Stillroom , as has beyond been the found scope for of illustrative the present extracts study . '

    , from especiall letters y to Flaubert to literary . Apart contemporaries from its obvious , more value as an introduction to the works of Madame

    Dudevant , the ne-w volume of ' Eminent Women ' will be valuable to many a reader as briefly indicating the characteristics of her famous

    novels . From Messrs . William Blaokwood & Sons . — 'Historical Headers . ' Books I ., II ., and III .

    Edited by Professor Meiklejohn . These Readers which have been prepared as a part of the Publishers' ' Educational Series * are intended to

    meet the requirements of the New Code and the Instructions to H . M . Inspectors . The first volume — -- deals - __ with , the __ History of Eng jland from

    the earliest period to 1154 ; the second dates from the Plantagenets to the House of Tudor ; and the third treats of the reigns of the Houses

    of Stuart and Hanover . The chapters are divided into paragraphs , each with a subject sidehead in . iprominent type «/ A ; » and a g lossary « rcloses

    every section . Verso connected with the subject in hand follows the prose and pictures , and maps are freely interspersed throughout the

    pages . Professor Meiklejohn has done his work admirably , and in conjunction with the actual historical record contrives to throw in a large

    amount of useful explanatory matter . He concludes with the following valuable little homily on the duty of EnglishmeH : —

    larger We and have larger seen , stronger England and and stronger Great , Britain more and growing more free * risen » wv - , to more W the - * be K /« J the wa face and . * v > greatest A * of more VUIVWWW th 6 , intelligent ) most AAtVUV powerful yv « f V , un ftUBl til , » and - *»^» our V » m »* A ost ^/« Empire J % M respected Jk V > IJJ ^ VVirv has

    may upon well bo proud of . his globe country . Bvery , and living may well Englishman do some-Fay thing to * I help am her . Ul * UAiV But now / ff how nnot can by I help means her ? great ' m and ay

    •• ** J * . - » **»*» poor JtSVTWJL , ^ M , JUVU * SJ any t ** # J JU . A \>(« kJkJ QAUUU y , 1 * JJIV 4 earning without my any daily prospect bread of / doing The more reply in ia thi : Everyone ^ world than can h perso oeTsons elp England ns ; : and and . the the The man man nation . woman woman is made , or or up chi chi of !! rt d units . who who —of lives livaa single an n . n

    hon God est and and loving upright his fel life lowiman , , doing , does , alway as s much his , best to , build feari up ng statesma the strong n that edifice ever of England livedEach 's prosperity lias his as duty the to greatest dohe

    j men can do only no did more their ; he duty shoul when . d do they no less saved . Nelso England n and from , Ids wo the »• * save Phv attacks «^ * ^ ourselves 'v ^« A « . *^ of x' « k « France *^««» and sv * those and 'Spain we « r know ^ ; we vw from aa can vmi tlie w do «^ v as attacks muoh of ^^ if idleness - % and u > v » - « v »\/ ^^ mmm ** , MVVfWVttM A .

    learn to love wrong our country -doing , or ; to dissipation love the . grea We t must men wad also * those have worked good and , and gentle fought men , and end died women for her who ; and have , to shown love

    : us in real life what true Ofcristian patience , gentleness ,

    and our our country country clear-sightedness for lor what wflas really she sue has nas are been . Deen We in m must the the learn past past , , and and to love for for

    great what she future is now that , for lies what before she is h destined er . And to thus become we in shall tbe ' I poet gradually , who says com : e to feel with England ' s greatest living I

    * Love From th out ou tbe thy storied land with Past love and far used -brought T Within hrough the future Present time , but by power transferred , of thought . '

    bound The . books are clearly printed and strongly From Mr . li . - > Upcott Gill . — 'A Tour in the States v # !

    — — — — _ -4 tt — — — — — ^^ — — — ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ r ^ m ^ ^^^^ r and Thomas Canada Greenwood , Out and . Illustrated Home in . Six As WeeksJ six-weeks by is a period within the reach of a large number of

    tourists , Mr . Greenwood ' s book reaches us at a convenient moment and may be turned to practical account by any of our readers who are disposed

    to venture across the Atlantic . We quite agree with him that many business men to whom the complete change of a sojourn in the States and in

    unaware the Dominion of the would ease be wi a th genuine which restorative in six weeks , are ¦ they ^ r ^ ¦¦ - ^* V may ™ ™ w m compass ^^ ^^ m-s ^ ^^ v « v ^^ m ^ enou ^ i ^ — — ^^ ^^ gh BK J «>^ ^ si ^ ^ g ™» ht ^»^ * r -seeing r + * ^ r ^ r V —^ VK to ^ ^^ "render ^ ^

    mi the ght effort be followed really worth with making advantage , and . He his went examp out le in a Cunard steamerand as to the cost of

    the gives e passage -ives bills full full and of and and fare all complete corrmlete needful provided , lnionnation info details for rmation the , including . passengers . The lae hotels boreis eyen , he I

    and hotel life across the water are similarly described an UUM . M . interesting J 1 , 1 t \> Jk , and 7 U 1 AJ then QL though \ JM ~ M *\ r he \ A . ELM start ~ + AlV necessaril \ jVtJklt s on his UT y journ brief Pw' . * . * w * ' ey r ske —— , Mont g tc iving h of

    Buffalo New real , York the , Chicago , Falls a tri , , p Cincinnati Quebec up the Hudson and , St . Ottawa Louis , Boston , Richmond , Toronto , - , ,

    Having Washington Wft several shows . fthiTi , readable cr with deal f-. OTi , t Philadelp Pfii many with ? ch fl . ^ apters all Air points » 1 these hia n " a , and n the of . r * centres \ interest local many martv manufactures , other other ' eac , he h places rjlaceS * g as ives he ..

    and closes with some advice on on emigration and a page very s of comprehensive tariffs and tables and of well distances -arranged . It little is a

    book full of really useful matter . \ From MessrsGriffttli & % Faxran— TheXParish ' —^ "

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    an Collett ordinary . A bank little cheque book - in boo the k , g size iving manirecnpt p * ruled for the of ui all duties

    perpages pnges Lions tions formed . . n neatly ettuy The b JLne y the tuibu bo doom cUrgy ok . m makes ior & K in « B their proviaion pruviDi entry eiii / ry parochial uw and « w for . - x i ^ v * each * ministra « vr fi ft r day a . * tw o -

    weeks , ea ^ h week having a page line entered , the heading * communion under which of the the figu sick res V ean TlV & ^

    baptisms including , numbor of Tisita , cottage Def uei , lectur v ^ olnnapfl classesam nmrninf ount ' , of n-f alms ftlmfl given nrivfiTl out Out . , nUTO nura

    vestry sent at , meetings day school , missionary s and Sunday meetings schools , and , % o P \^ r clergymen useful € -t gistratioD ¦ points ~ ( who ¦ of . work The hav ' — ¦ ¦ " — « done idea a teste is it a will for good the be one exceediogV met , " J ? ^ r f \ . ^

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 16, 1883, page 610, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16071883/page/6/