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I 478 The Publishers' Circular Hi fl J^^
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TRADE CHANGES. I Messrs. Birn Brothers, ...
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Books Received:— From Mr. Arrowsmitli (B...
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Obituary* After On A May Brief 24 Illnes...
Browne On A / pril and 23 as the died author Mr . W of . ' B Lilli . Rands put — Levee , journalist ' and o and ther essay accep ist ted , better books known for children as Matthew —— in * his JL ± XO Ii III HI I eihth j ^ I
fifty We -g regret year to . notice the death of an old and much-respected inhabitant of the Ward of 11 Farringdon WithinMr . T . N . Egletonof the Broadway , whose funeral took place I
known Wednesday and , appreciated at Bexley , Cemetery the sterling . qualities It was , attended of the departed by many . fr He iends leaves from a the widow City and , -vvho several had on I I I
sons The ± n t o carry death aeatu on is is anno announced the ex uiicea tensive ui of iMr boo > xr . . kb Edward XLiU in d ing iiru . Nolan s bus . \ vlzlil iness , , * Jj .. jP he : .., , ui of xvmecu Kil established leen xiuuat House . , , JI-nc iiciiLCore hicore , oone ne of of the the I I
best Mr . - N known " olan was merch an ants energ in etic Dublin and m , and t honoura partner ble in the firm bus of ine Messrs sswas . Brown a mag e istrate and , $ of olan the . I I
^ s ^ v > ^ * ^ «¦« , County V ' 'J _ On I Friday of _ t Dublin 1 \ I I last — . - — , and a Colonel — .-. ^ J as - _ . mm much « -- » j »^ A Josep o ^ x . l-w esteemed . « . i h J > - ^ . Lemuel ^^ < V ^ N . J ^ J in rf" > ¦ that ^ Chester U l ~» J- J- capacit ^ V *^ i •*— , a-k J the - ^ . « J- y ¦»*• as rf American ^ . «~ in ^ « r % his l- « ¦ i city ^ . - »^ genealog ' ¦ life 1 m -C j ^ k . ist , died at his I I ^^ in Southwark Park RoadLondon of
r and esid came ence , over to this country for , the purpose . ¦ He of was tracing a gentleman up the genealogy independent of the Pil means grim I Fatherswho left England in the Mayflower . ' Some idea of the great labour he went through I
for register this , purpose of erery may church be gath in ered Eng ' from d tli and e fact ¦ careful that ly he indexed obtained the a whole written . copy His researches of the parish at I
Westminster Abbey excited the warmest interest of the late Dean Stanley , at whose instanceI and with the cordial approbation of the Chapter , he published in 1876 a work entitled ' The , I
Westminster Marriage , Baptism J which , and was B dedicated urial R ¦ egis to ter the s of Queen the Co and llegiate was Church presented or Abb to Her ey of Majest St . Peter y ¦¦¦¦ by , I
honorary Dean Stanley D . C - ^ . . L . The from deceased Oxford . was ¦ a ¦ member of many learned ^» societies , and received V «/ the ^
I 478 The Publishers' Circular Hi Fl J^^
I 478 The Publishers' Circular Hi fl J ^^
Trade Changes. I Messrs. Birn Brothers, ...
TRADE CHANGES . I Messrs . Birn Brothersfine-art publishersof London "WallE . G . have recently removed I
to 12 Milton Street , corner , of Chapel ¦ Street , E , . C . , , On Saturday , June 24 the offices of Life will be transferred to new and more commodious I
prem Mr ises . H , . at P . 434 Sissons West , of Strand Worksop , , adj , oi has ning ¦ purchased ¦ the Lowther from Arcade his brother . the old-established printing
and bookbinding businesswhich wil ¦ l now be united with his stationery and bookselling businessand carried on in , Porter Streetunder the title of Messrs . H . P . Sissons & Son . I Mr . Hod , ges , bookseller and pub ¦ lisher , , has removed from 24 King William Street , and from
his temporary place ¦ in . Leicester fequareto lo fSoho bquareW . , ,
Books Received:— From Mr. Arrowsmitli (B...
Books Received : — From Mr . Arrowsmitli ( Bristol ) . — ' How to see Bristol . ' This is a guide for the archaeologist and
the naturalist , as well as for the ordinary sightseer . The present is the third edition , with a folding map . The author is Mr . J . F . Nichollsthe
chief librarian of the Free Libraries . It consists , of 174 pages , crown octavo , and has numerous engravings , notes , and illustrative citations .
From Mr . David Bogue . — ' Claimants to Royalty , ' by John H . Ingram . Our author has strayed ; into a curious by-path of literatureandin apt
, , I fulfilment of the adage , ' truth is stranger than fiction / he has given us a very readable and attractive volume . In all countries and at all
times the craze that they were born of royal blood and ought to be on the sovereign ' s throne seems I to have affected a certain number 1 fc 4 K flk of mindsand f
^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^"^ ^^^^ ^ - ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^ V ^ ^ Ki ^ K ^^^ B ^^ ^^^ V ^^ ' ^ v . ^ ' ^ *^ v ^« 4 B * *^ B t ^ ^ ^ , ^> SP ^^ V ^^^ v . Mr . Ingram goes back to the false Antiochus of Alexander Alexander Syria , the ot falso Jerusalem Jerusalem Philip of and and Macedon tho t . hn false fal , fift the Nero "N ^ psrrk false of af
Rome ; and then , amid , a group lying midway the from fals that e Richards period to ( th our e Second own ^^^ , wo and have Vb tho 4 sketches Fourth 4 of )
1 and the false Edward ^^ ^^^ ^ L ^^ the ^* J ^^^ r Sixth ^^ ^^ p A J ^ ^^^^ of jB ^^ ft Eng ^^ I . A land ^^^ kJL ^ ; _ r while ^^ -v )^ V J ^ A ¦ , , to bring his record down to date , he includes the falso Princes of Cumberland and the false Counts
of of Albany these asp . iring In many peop cases le was perhaps , to use tho the onl word y fault s of the Attorney m -General — - —— — — _— _ in - — _ — . his _ v *_ p « speech r * f ^^ ^^ - ^^ ^ ¦ - ^ ^ on ^^ fftJ * the % ^ ^^ ^ # Cum ^^ . ^ k- ^ p g ^ -
berland having romance brooded in over reference the matter to Mrs . for Ryves so , many that , yearsshe had at last persuaded herself of the
, whether truth of the the victimB fiction of she a was delusion representing or adventurers '; but , II II in the same sense as the recentl-punibhed Mabel
II Wilberforce , it is obvious that y such lives must w =
¦ Mr necessaril . Ingram y be has full turned of incident to good account and adventure tho in- . ¦ ¦ ¦ formation which he has gained by his antiquarian
researches researches , , and and his his book Look will will easily easilv find iind readers readers . . ¦ From the Cambridge Warehouse— Micahwith
. , Notes M . A . ; and another Introduction volume , ' of by the the Rev Cam . T bridge . K . Cl ^ BiMe yiio , of
for Peterboroug Schools , h which , for lias its general Dr . Perowne editor , . the The Dean text H
adopted h Bible is that In O of . A 1 Scri his 1 AID venor introduction ' s Cambridgo j Mr jChejne Para-
grap ^ 1 apu JLHUAO . . IIIUVJUUV-IHUU ..- * . . v ^ H ing g lllg ives up Up an all clll interesting that tlLclL is 1 » known tVUUWU sketch of U of » the his lllo pro history Uiowi phet , , and gather he of - ^ h
the then book proceed and s on to its comment style and on subject the arrangement . The notes H
Fro are m full Messrs and comprehensive . Chatto & . "Windus . —' Selected | H f love 1 ^ n /\ H ^^^^^ B
the Poems works , ' by of Robert Rohert Buchanan Buchanan . — Those and no who ono wHo H
has 1 an ear for _ p __ simp - . _ le T and natural i „! poetry ^ nnfl « ff can PftE foil Iilll ^^| to be moved by the exquisite touches of many °
to his us lyrics with — tho will following welcome touching this volume dedication , which comes : n
Weeping and sorrowing To , yet ! ¦ Mahy in sure . and certain . , ^ * \ ) Cof \^ m a a heavenly neavemy reaurrection reaurrection , , x I p puicu lace these mc who « j poor i ^ with » flowers - ¦ o * nic gt _
love on tho and grave tenderness of my beloved watched Wife tbem , growing ! ¦ , tor , nui ^ reti ) ftn H The twenty book yea . ra contains . , specimens of his Baling i , » o *' iu ^ | m h H
Poems Poems Dramatic t ( incl ^^^ uding , ^ . : and a . nd L t Meg yrics , S Sniritual . ^ piritual ; ^ ,, Blane , Nature xr «*«« Poems J ^ and ^ oerns Poems Prwoin Willis . . a To xo , Narrative Narrativo Baird equal v ^ ) j « , - hov ! r » " « " « ° . M ^ M
such panion a , poem of the as poor Nell criminal '—in who which had tho ^ life " ^ " < t *> m ir murder when drunk describes his return w ai eACiM ^
Home , His arrest , ana ' » ; ' *__^ dH , .. . __ - ~^—^ " ^""^^ "TTr ^ - ^^^ ' ^^^^'^^^^^^^ B / i ^^^ H
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1882, page 478, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061882/page/10/
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