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      inland seas of picturesqu * # r ; ** Alaska .

      A new serial story , ' The Burnt Million , ' bMr . James Paynwill be commenced in the

      Jul y y number of the , Comihill # . , * -It .

      We hope that there is truth in the rumour , that BLJ ^ W Lord Malmesbury has left another volume

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      valuable but fascinating , and it threw unexthe pected political and often movements searching and lig intri ht on gues many which of

      marked the period between the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832 and the death at

      Chislehurst in 1873 of his intimate friend , Napoleon III .

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      Malmesbury has indeed followed , since he resigned office in 1876 both of Emerson ' s

      famous ^^ — , _ - ^^ ^^^ " % ^^^^ ^ " ^ ^^^ inj ^^ ^ unctions ^—* - ^ - ~^ — ^^ ^— , ' Sit b / — , -m aloof — — — , keep - — a diary , ' we w v ^ r may <* m ^^ mmr ^ w " ^ look ^^ ^^ ~^ ~~~ forward ^* " ™ ~ ^— to — — a — — very - — ^ w livel ¦ y ^ j , m keen , -m

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      r » The New Review has just been launched with fling colours . The ~~ - first ' ¦ numberwhich

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      on the distinguished contributors whom he has secured . Lord Charles Beresford has

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      Self-Respect . ' Earl Compton , as a resolute social reformertalks in manly _ and _____ _ earnest - --

      tones t »^ - ^^ r - ^^ -b >^^ v »« h ¦¦¦» about ^^ . ^^^ -- ¦»• ^ ^^ " ^ " ^^ the , ¦« ^^ - ^ -- ^—^ ' Homes . — — - - — — -- __ . of . the Peop _ . __ __ le , ' whilst | — — _—^^^^^ g ^ ( p ^ . ¦¦ — ^ v Mr . ^ •_ « -p—i . ¦¦ » Henry _ . ¦¦¦» —__ - —^ p— —— ¦ ' y James , M with character — — -

      istic felicity of expression , gives us his op V ^ » . ^ inions -- J-U _ bV * . X ^ ¦ •• a-afs-F * A _¦_«•¦* nail fter , *_ ¦ ¦* . < « u the ^» .--. jh -ta ^ - Play I — . -.-nm-- ^ w ~ / . Most - — .- ¦—¦ -p- ' r » ^ r peop jr— - - *^ ^ k ^ j— ¦ le p- » - ^^ , B |

      however for and against , will probabl General y turn Boulanger first to . the Se articles " nateur

      . Naquet states ' His Case / and M . Camille . i ¦¦^ Pelletan ^ plBpr rfB * -ITpb ^^ p * ' ^ p ^^*^ p" ¦¦ p ^ p » ¦ * ¦¦ » ¦ makes *¦¦¦* pip . ^ p - ' ^ p l _ pfc « p » p « ¦¦• prf' T ^_ p" us ^ ppr- ^ r ^ pwp acquainte -pt * ' ^ -papar ^ p »*^ - ---. ¦ « . p- ^ ' — ' p ^ p ^^ ^ " 'pp ^ ' d - " -- ™ with pr p ^ —w •—• the -ppr m—p —_¦ » r grounds ^^ m ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ i i p _ p- »_ r T ~ ppp ^

      of 'His Impeachment . ' Altogether , the June number of the New Review is capital change

      for sixpence . # # # Guide-books for the use of touristsand

      works illustrative of holiday travel , adventu , re , and researchwill receive special attention in

      the next number , of the Publishers' Circular . Books of this kind intended for immediate

      review must , however , bo sent to the Editor not later than the 7 th instant . He will also

      be glad to receive information concerning

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      * similar volumes which may be expected in the course of the holiday seasonas well as more

      , general ' rumours' of books for insertion in ^ this column .

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      6 5 6 The Publi sh ers' Circular june 1 , 1889

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      Just before Lord Tennyson embarked on board the ' Sunbeam' for a cruise along the

      southern coast , he sent the lads of the Gordon HomeManchesterthe full musical score of

      his well , -known national , song ' Hands all round . '

      A new edition of Mr . Oliver Baker ' s ' Ludlow Town and Neighbourhood' with seventy

      illustrations trom sketches bthe , authorhas just been published . The y book forms , a

      delightful guide to a picturesque and historically interesting locality . Mr . Bakerwho is a

      BkaaBBB aHB aa - ak m ~ aBa afekA , Fellow ^ of the Royal ^^^^^ Society ^ . _ of . ^ p ^ Painter . ^^^^ . _ - Etchers , has illustrated his 'Rambles in and

      around Ludlow' with great skill and beauty . The usual monthly meeting of the Board of

      Directors of the Booksellers' Provident Institution " a ^ BB - «^ B » «^ PBIb ^ k-7 a daBp ^ aa - was BB W V ¦* V ^ p . T aB held « a » - « ' ^ ^ . V * «¦» ^ a > -AB at -a- ^ - ^»> 56 ^^ ^ pp M "' Old p * - J ^ ¦ a **^ ^ . F ~^ BB M ¦ > Bailey W-iaa ^ A ¦¦ 1 ¦» _ ^^ W VH , on ^ H ^ ^ paaV Thursday ^ OaaH ¦ . «>>«¦> a . ^ , S a « V W ^* W ^ aaak ^ . Bj _ nf abB W , A . ^^ .. *

      the 16 . th . ult ., at 7 o ' clock in the evening , Mr . C . J . Longtnan presiding ; there were

      twentyone other Directors "__ i present O ' . The " _ sum a of / £ 116 . 7 s . 6 d . was voted for distribution in

      temporary and permanent assistance to sixtythree members and widows of members .

      Prof . Jebb , of Glasgow University , has been appointed Regius Professor of Greek in

      the University of Cambridge . The annual social reunion of the employes

      of St . Giles' Printing Co ., Edinburgh , took place on the 21 st ult ., when an extremely

      pleasant evening was spent by the company . Mr . - H . A . Boswelllate managerbut now

      sole proprietor , stated , that on account , of the numerous ecclesiastical publications issued he

      could fairly claim for the company the title of ' Church printers and publishers / In addition

      to producing eleven yearly volumes of the Scottish Guardian newspaper and twelve

      volumes of the Scottish Episcopal Church Directory the Company had published

      twentythree bound works , all of which were on Church subjects , as well as nearly 100 sermons

      and about 100 , 000 Church tracts or pamphlets . A new year •^ -book speciall A y «/ prepared a XTfor

      business men will be issued by Messrs . Cassell & ' The ¦ Company Year-Book next of Commerce month ¦ ¦ h ph under . This the work title will of

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      Jeans , F . S . S . ( Secretary Iron Trade Association ¦ ¦ BBBP 1 ) ; Major BB PHHP Crai P gieF . S t ^ B ^ " . S . ( Secretary

      Central — — — B « - A Chamber dB » B — BB ^« ' - — — — pH - -- - ^ of - *^ - >* A - ^ - A ^ - ^ * ^ -T griculture ^ B ^^ ^^ Bi , ' Bbl " » » - ^ ) Bf ; Mr . V ^ ppPT ¦ ^^ P- ^ B # ^ . ^^ B ^ Geo "V «/ . VJ ^ W . Mar ^ " ^ - ^^ ^— — - tineau ; Mr . John Corbetb , M . P . ; and other

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 1, 1889, page 656, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01061889/page/6/