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    I Feb. i,. 1890 The Publishers * Circula...

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    difficult to maintain , and he did not hesitate to express his disappointment at portions of

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    each other with other feelings than those of deep affection and respect , and no man could

    have mourned at Dr . Pusey's death in 1882 more sincerely than Dr . Dollinger . ' It appears that Dr . Dollinger never wavered in his belief

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    translated by Luther . This volume also was , sold to Mr . Quaritch . A f Breeches' Bible

    brought £ 7 . 15 s . This edition contains two other misprintsthe well-known verse in

    St . Matthew reading , 'Blessed are the place makers . ' This rendering has occasionally

    obtained for the edition the name of the * Whig' Bible . The other misprint is from a

    verse in St . Luke , ' Christ oondemneth the poor widow " * •^^ ' •^^ TT . ' Coverdale ^* ~\ + W V 4 > Vtl « Av ' s f « rf jl Bible ^ A K / A v ( 1 1535 AVW ) # realised 1 VUUAUVVI the |/ 1 AV

    highest price , £ 49 , whilst Cromwell ' s Bible ( 1539 ) broug V ^ K ht £ 27 . There was a copy of the

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    in the 15 th verse of , the 3 rd of Ruth— ' And Be went into the city . ' This was altered in

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    disposed of at prices varying from £ 5 . 10 s . to £ 14 . 14 s . The Riverside Press . —One of the most

    delightful and significant gatherings in the ¦ industrial - ^^^ - ^ v ^ Hr ^ v ~^ ^^ ^^ ¦ — ^ ^^ ¦ history ^^^^^^ b ^^ ^ i ^ ^^ of ^»^ ^^ Cambrid ¦¦ ^^^ - ^^^ ^ v ^^ H t ^^^ ^^ ^^ y ge ^ k ^^^ occurred ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^*^ ^^ wmmt - ^^ " *^^^ on - *<^^ ^^ a ^

    New Boston Year U ' . s S evening . A . It at was Union a reception and Temp g le iven halls by ,

    Messrs . , Houghton , Mifflin & Co . to the six hundred people employed by them at the Riverside

    Press and in Boston , with members of their families . The head of the firm , Hon . H . O .

    entertained Houghton , his has industrial in former famil years at frequentl his resi y - dence . But of late the family y has entirely

    securing outgrown the any two one largest house , halls and it in was Cambrid only b ge y

    bili that ty it of was the possible earlier to days repeat . the The pleasant members socia of

    guests the firm , occup with ied their the families platform , and . a The few invited special gueatH , were Hon . . Tames Russell Lowell . Dr .

    II Oliver Wendell Holmes , Rev . N . P . Gil man ,

    and Mr . John Wilson of the University Press . Judge Bennett and Senator Chace of Rhode

    the Island prevailing were expected epidemic , but from were being prevented present b . y

    The presence of Mr . J . D . Freeman added much to the interest of the occasion . Mr . Freeman is the grandfather of Riversidefor

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    the ^ Riverside Press . Mr . Freeman will be ninety years old this month . Mr . Houghton made the principal address of the evening .

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    that the introduction of girls into the composing-room had been — a positive advantage in

    x t * ^ all respects . He gave a sketch of the Savings 7 Bank of the institutionwhich had been in

    successful operation for , seventeen years , and enabled all who wished to partici j ^ pate Ain the

    profits of the business . Mr . Mifflin was next called for with such vociferous and enthusiastic cheering that he could not refuse to step

    though th forward nnahhfia he to said & iflhfthAr the he desk had . never nfiver and made mA express . fift a speech onftA his thanks in in hift his ,

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    was greeted with c Auld Lang S yne . ' Mr . James Wilsonof the Riverside binderymade

    a speech full , of reminiscences of his , long connection with the houseand Mr . Charles

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    quarter century during which he had been in the establishment . At the close of Mr . Walker ' s addresshe presented Mr . Houghton

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    relinquished Messrs . Griffith the retail , Farran department & Co ., of having their businesshave transferred the same to Messrs .

    , general Bickers booksellers & Son , of . 1 Leicester Square , W . C .,

    Messrs Mr . . Charles Griffith , Taylor Farran , for & many Co ., commences years with

    business on his own account at 23 Warwick Lane , St . Paul ' s Churchyard , E . G .

    Mr . J . A . Hargraves , of The Library , U

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Feb. 1, 1890, page 117, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01021890/page/15/