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    June i, Ibb c<. I The Publishers' Circul...

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    TRADE CHANGE.

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    Obituary.

    ON ASCENSION DAY , MAY 26 , 1881 ,

    DIED iL / CA-iR / sr - , For Sixty Years the fondly loved Wife of SAMPSON LOW ,

    OP Crown Buildings , Fleet Stbeet , and 41 Mecklbnbukgh Square ,

    In the Qith Year of her age . ,

    I e Her children arise up and call her blessed/—Pbovebbs xxxi . 2 & .

    The death of Mrs . Mary Seacole not only removes one who was emphatically a soldier ' s

    friend into the in fiel her d capacit of authorshi y as a p volunteer . In 1857 nurse she during published the Crimean an autobiograp War , but hy whoTiad entitled also c Wonderful vent ared

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    one perfo who rmed nursed , the last her offices , sick , of who her soug illustrious ht out dead her . ' wounded to aid and succour them , and who

    the The Madras obituary Times of . the Mr Times . Sutherland chronicles was the , we premature believe , death editor of of Mr the . Sutherland South Londo , editor n Press of

    before he went out to India .

    June I, Ibb C<. I The Publishers' Circul...

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    Trade Change.

    TRADE CHANGE .

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    Books Received : Fiotn Of Ot Brid St Ot ...

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    text New adapted Testament in the work in the is ori not ginal that . in The common Greek II jsebut text based the texts teita of ui

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    II I wl eeveral *» tu ^ b ooks Greek . The text plan » of printed the work in pa is ragrap to give hs , numbers above each line referring to the

    II I * a f ° f ar C en ' Preferable oil ° ^ wn i . ^ c method b are given . to that b y way usuall of y appendix ° adopted ¦•• , I A e ? mtroducti cumbering on the inclu aerial ding a work life of with St foot Matthew aiawuuuu -notes .

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    1 Be eftih ^ leto Zi ^ - the ^ P volume 8 and . a carefully prepared index ^

    From Messrs . Thomas De La Rue & Co . — i edited ' Colonel by Gordon George in Birkbeck Central Hill Africa D , . C 18 . L 74 . - The 79 /

    Dark Continent has absorbed so , much of the in enterprise vestigators and that energy it mig of ht modern almost have travellers been sup and

    posed El Dorado to con , and tain it within is no sli its ght limits proof the of the veritable singleness of aim which animates tho true worker iri ablo and learned

    men the cause should of science have been that so found many ready to sacrifice man everything y years in to a come cause , those bring which , who no can material , at any successful succcsstui rate reward for ,

    p and nnd lace can can only onlv the give crivo world to to s those templo who of arc arc fame . Colonel aa Gordon flnrflon richl rifhlv deserves flosfirves to to be be included included among amoDff

    tbeso disinterested y ioneersand this record of what the editor justl p y terms , his ' beneficent rule is

    over tho wild tribes of Central Africa * a memogenuine rial of courage the perseverance of an Eng , lishman tho ability , of , whom and the his country % M 4 well »• feel / proud ¦~ + r - — - — . Dr «^ w- . Birkbeck Hill j

    » , . \ j \^ ^ j , . J may MAA « . > T X *^ m * m ^ **** ^ m ^ » *»™ — • - — — - . — - - , what in undertaking difficult tas to edit inasmuch the work as , entered ho knew on a at some tho - outset that he could , not expect to receive any

    these f aid h «« A from circumstances r » ir <» iimMt the sub "nr » ftH ject he ha of has has his wisely wiselv memoir elected elected , and to to under let let

    the Thus Colonel we have , as in this as interesting possible , toll volume his own the ipsis tale - . and

    aima of his verba letters of tho Colonel editor Gordon ' s work ' s having journal been limited many to * rk a few faw vpr verbal , alterations rItftriitionH and and a a change chancre in in the tne

    ar icture rangement iven us of b the the subjects - officer entrusted dealt with with . Tho tbe pgy

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1881, page 435, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061881/page/11/