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    Electoral Literature.—Ii.

    that gation Englan is , wort a tale d h reading Needs ( Pickering Inl althoug & Co d . h ) , Steam it is is a pamphlet far Vavl from

    -, , being ' A a care Electo full tf * 11 y r' written s upp i « li work es m th . e public with ¦ Why X am a Conservative ( J &

    KMax-. . which well ) . has The appeared pamphlet follows the in other title side the of work the

    question . ' An Elector upon has been singularly 13 successful V »^^^^^^•** " ** ™*™^ ^ in ^»— . the - —¦—• - - ^ preparation j—¦ ^ ^ v •»*¦ «««¦«& b > v ¦ v ^^^ . ^«« ' of ^^^ his ~ i n i ~ i r-i r ¦ book f ^ ^ ¦ ^ ^^ ~ ; m the ^/^^^ . ^

    work must have been hastily done , but it is very As good a . short history , published in

    connection J . E . with Thorol the d Kogers c Peop , le M ' s . P Library ., has written , ' Professor Tbe British ^ Citizen ¦¦ ¦ ^ bv : nis v ^^ v ^ Rights ^¦¦¦ Wi ^ and

    Privi-^ B ^ V ^ ^ B wawa ^~^~ — — ^^— ^^^ ^ « H ^ MM ^ V ^ B ^^ v V ^ WMv ^ B ^ M ^ M ^ B ^» ^ F •¦ l ^^ legres ( Society for Promoting Christian Knowmav ledge ) well well . Th ba be at understood underston the book ^ is . . admirabl The TTi « siicp succinctness y . inrfnfiss written

    may of the language is worthy of notice ; and although the book is not intended to be discursive , it is a laudably executed compendium of important matters relatinto the national

    life . g with Sonnenschein The things ' Imperial not , Le as Bas Parliament they , & are Lowrey but Series ) , as which reformers ' ( Swan deals

    think they ought to be , has , among its recent additions additions some some booka books wTiip which . h deal deal verv clearl « l p arlv

    from that standpoint with various very absorbing y top bv ics of < mm the b day

    ^ m ^ r ^ " ' ^^ - ^ ^^ ^ r ^^ ^ h ^ fc" ^ mm m . V In the first place we will refer to local Government and Taxation ( or * Local

    Admini Albert strati Pll e on M ) , . P by ., Willi and F am . C . R Montague athbone , , M M . . P A . . , The question treated of is one which has a

    highly important influence upon the political education education of of tne the people r > fior > lfi . wh who o b hxr th t . h « e m man anacrft

    a-ment of local affairs , of which th y ey have some ge understanding , become versed in the responsibilities #% and % duties of citizens UXXiVAAU in connection AJtAAV

    —— w *_ a ««> ' ^ aa « m >« avx «« L V « . ^ Jk ^/ kV V ^ M . X ^ X A 4 A X ^ V ^ .. ^*^ VlVM with matters of national moment concerning which -- ——«—• - — - ** . their «^ aa ^^^»^ . knowled « aaa \/ »» -fc'V / ^ - ^ ge C * V ^ - " ^ is JLftJ AJLV not ^ V WX so ^ great & A VUfV * . The AAAV 1 ^ 1 9 % A ^ K ^^^ . B ^ K ^ ff ^ k ^

    men book t is and in Taxation two parts * , as namel they y , ' Lo 9 ; cal and Govern * Local - G —~ o ¦— - vernm » ^ w * . aa « . ^« . e x ^ nt aa v a ^ waaxa nd , T XUIAMIVAV axatio 1 n A as CWk 9 th U 1 AV ey V o VUgllU ught t VV o -F

    be . ' The next of the series in order of publica' Willi tion is am Local Hoyle Option and the V & , by Rev W . S Dawson . Caine ff , Burns JL M * T V & JL . P .,

    This ~ " ™^* ' * volume ' ~~* J ^* - \/ ¥ JL V contains , UlAAVi ^ quite > XVV W . a store / CV fc ^ V ^ AJL of argu AAU - . « ments bilit and statistics bearing upon the desira -

    and am y o li e f r e rating ducing the ' Nation ' s Drink As hand Bill ,

    book for advocates of consequences this measure . the boo - k w 18 Undoubtedlv undoubtedly of of considerabl considerabl e val val ue iift , .

    Asnton Ashton Then JDilke Diltft we have . and and Women William William Suffrage WYWl Woodall all , b . y M M Mrs .. P P . ..

    abounding -with , the most powerful arguments , I mi favour of extending the franchise to women .

    I Mr . Woodall writes the introduction . The i book and case , made is apart an interesting Jfc out from by its Mrs Ul political one . Dilko is significance pretty strong , the ,

    I ™ " ^ *^ & A MA V ^^ 4 k ^ wf * J VAAI ^^ A JL . % , Iti of ght ine Englan Hon . W . E . Russia Baxter ^^ , M . Jksla P ,, is another by the

    foir <« the account series series . . of The The the condition book book gives cives of a n . concise nonoiae the Ang and and lo-Russian vi question , from an optimist ' s point of

    ^ W ewnp , the cause leading to be idea alarmed being regarding that tma the country drift ¦ *•*'¦¦ " ¦— - »»————— - ' ¦¦! . '¦ _ .. . I , . . . .

    Electoral Literature.—Ii.

    ======================= and direction of the Eastern flood . The I vblume h is very interesting w ^^ mm ^ .

    — ^— ^— ^^^ v ^ v ^^ ir ^^^^ w ^^ ^ w ^ J ^^ ^^ ^ m ^^ ^*^ ^ m ^^^ mw BK w the A Forming A volumes h H an of & op the inion * Imperial from the character Parliament b of ^^^^ ^^ ^ ^

    is Series evident ' which that ^ ^^ have much com of e the under ^ success ^ our notice that . has , it

    the been editor attained , Mr . Sy dney Buxton the judicious , M . P . care of I

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    jpote £ anH < £ > cto £ .

    Lord Mr Provost . T . Clark of , the publisher City of , Edinburg has been h elected .

    Mr . Charles Welsh will shortly finish his chronicle r » hronif » l # » entitled fvnf . i +. lp . fl ' ' A A Bookseller T ^ nolfaftllftr of of the +, Ti a Tjaaf . Last .

    , J entury hn N * b being ery and some of th account e books of he published life of

    with chapters on the later Newberys . The work , promises to be a most interesting addition to

    the literature of bibliopoles . Mr . Alexander Watt has written a manual

    on on the * Ele Electr ctro -D e l positi sis o o f n o a Pr Silver actica l Treatise Co "JN N " ic ickel kftl . Cobalt CJrVhalt .. Iron Trrm y . and and all all , other other Metals Metal , pper s * and and ,

    , , , Alloys . ' It also deals fully with the art of electroting . Messrs . CrosbLockwood &

    Co . are yp to publish the book . y Among announcements from the same firm

    is an important * 7 i * and comprehensive new work for fni * merchants Tn « rf » HaT » f . « ¦ manufacturers mflTinfaf . t . iiT'ftra - and and others others , by nir

    William Chad wick , accountant , , entitled * , The Combined Number and Weight Calculator . '

    The work will show at a glance on any page , ( 1 ) any number of articles consecutively from 1 to 470 ; ( 2 ) any number of cwts ., qrs ., and lbsfrom 1 cwtto 470 cwts . ( 3 ) number

    of . tons , cwts . . . and lbs . ; from any 1 to 23 £ tonsat , 421 , d qrs ifferent , rates , ranging from l 1 - 64 fvlth th , of nf a a . rkftTinv p each » anVi to t . o 20 20 < s . each each , o or r per ner

    cwt . and £% penny P per ton ; the whole comprising , over , 250000 direct calculationswhichwith one addition , ill wproduce upwards , of twenty , -

    five millions , of calculations . A med lli aon of Sir Walter Scott is to be

    placed in Westminster Abbey ; a statue also I is to be erected on the Thames Embankment

    in memory of the great author . The Athenaeum ill w , after the middle of next month , be published at 22 Took ' s Court , Chancery LaneThe office in Wellington

    . Street has existed for nearly fifty years . 4 JU AAV Citize V- ^ X VlIiV n Al Reader Jft . WW ^ wVA ^ a ^ Jb ' a ^ w ww ork - *^« t « - » * a b >*^ o ^* - ut ¦* " ^» t w o -w be — ' < w - , * MA » m _ ^^ A *

    issued by Messrs ^ ^^ . Cassell & ^^ Co ., will contain a book prefac i intended by Mr . for W . use E . in Forster element , a M ry sc . ho ols

    , and tive will and _ _ _ compris adminis e trative an account arrangements of the ¦ legisla * of our ^ -

    country . Mr . J . G . Swift Macneill , M . A ., Banisterat ft . t--Lin JLaw . w- and and Jbnrofessor Professor of of Constitutional Constitutional and ana

    Criminal Law in the Honourable Society of the titled King ' s ' The Inn Irish , Dublin Parliamen , has t written : What a It work Was and

    enthe What Iriah It Did Constitution , ' in which as he it g existed ives an before account the of

    union of the Parliaments of England and IrelandThe book will be published in a day

    or two by . Messrs . Cassoll & Company . Jl , " ....... ¦ ' l _ ' i _!" 'OB

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 16, 1885, page 1209, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16111885/page/5/