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792 The Publishers' Circular sept i, igg...
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Obituary.
Mr . Arthur Gilman , the American architect and writer on architectural subjects , died on the and 11 graduated th ult . at from Syracuse Trinit , New College York . Hart Mr fo . rd Gilman Conn was . He born lived at iN in ewburyport Boston unt , Mass il 1862 ., U and . S .,
then went to New York . y He passed , some time , in London also , becoming intimate , there with Thackeray , Mark Lemon , John Leech , and other "brilliant men now deceased .
Col . John Church Hamilton , a son of Alexander Hamilton , died at Long Branch , New : Jersey , U . S ., on July 25 , in his ninetieth year . He served in the war of 1812 , resigned in 1814 and devoted himself to the study of history with a view to preparing a biographof his
distinguished , father . Between 1834 and 1848 he published the * Memoirs of the y Life of Alexander Hamilton , ' in two volumes , bringing the record down to the adoption of the Federal
Constitution . * The Works of Alexander Hamilton , ' in seven volumes , appeared in 1851 , and in 1858 ' A History of the Republic , as Traced in the Writings of Alexander Hamilton , ' in
two volumes . He also published an edition of ' The Federalist , ' with notes and comments . We have to aimounce the death on August 18 aged 78 of Mr . James Readof the firm
of Messrs . Read & Barrett , booksellers , formerly of , the Thoroug , hfare , and recentl , y of Queen Street , Ipswich . The business is continued under the old title by Mr . Barrett .
Mrs . In wood Jones , niece of the late Lady Morgan , the celebrated Irish writer , has just died died at at her her residence residence in in toloane Sloane fetreet Street . . Her Her nouse house was was nlled filled witn with . memorials memorials ot of her ner distin distin-
guished relative . The death is announced , in his 80 th year , of Mr . James Murray , author of * The Maid of Galloway / a tale of Thrieve and Otterburn—a poem which some thirty years ago attracted
considerable attention . The deceased , who lost his sight at the age of five years , was known as the blind poet of . Galloway . '
Professor William Stanley Jevons , whose melancholy death by drowning has been the subject of general regretwas the author of able works on logic and political economy .
, many In 1860 he brought out his ' Substitution of Similars the True Principle of Reasoning ; ' in 1870 the * Elementary Lessons in Logic ' in 1871 the ' Theory of Political Economy ; ' in
; Exchange 1874 the . ' Princi Last ples year of he Science gave up ; ' academic and at a work later altogether period * Money , in order and the to devote Mechanism himself of
exclusively to literature . During the last ten years of 1 m life he was made an F . R . S . and an LL tf . D . of Edinburg hk h . His tahf chief ik works # Bham were the 4 + ' Princi ir ¦¦ les of Science' and ¦¦ the * Theory f
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elaborated . Rodolphe Rey , one of the best-known litterateurs of the Swiss Romande ( French , Italian , and wVi Romance a w ^_ r - % ^ r aking i ¦¦» Switzerland A 4 / ) has just died at « v Bexin Canton ^ Valais ifc ¦ ¦ Switzerland & at
A ^^ .. m-m-m . * . ^^ . ^ . ^* - *^ spe w ^* ^ s ^ m . » . m . M . ^^ r *^ « * , VCV ¦ ¦ A J . ^ . ^^ P . * . X ^ a , « ¦ 1 mmj m- ^» -y «/ V /^* . % ^ ^ - * ^ ^ - « - ^ ^ r ^* . « , ^ - » m- 'W- *^ «^ ^^ » - ^ v ^^ w- * " ^ * r- ^ , « rs _^ ^ v _ j «^ r ^ . ^ «^ wm « ^ " *^ , confirmed the age of 55 invalid . M , . was Rey , less who distinguished was a man of for independent the numb fortune er of his , and work for s nearl than y for half their his life high a
quality , the polish of their style , and the intense love of Switzerland by which they were characterised . The one by which he is most widely known is Geneve etles Rives duLeman . ' He wrote also , for the Gnlerie Suisse , biographies of Rousseau , Pestalozzi , and Dufour ,
' 'L Tj'TTiRt Jtlistoire oirfi de de la la . Renaissance Rp . naiaaannft Politique Polit . innft de d « llTt ltahe . alift de rift 1814 1814 a h . lobl IHfil , a a hook book which whicvh has has become become classic , and several miner works on Italy , a country in which the state of his health compelled him often to reside , and in whose fortunes he always took the most lively interest .
Street The who Rev . died Pascoe V ^^« . on aJk Monday Grenfell at H the ill , Rector Rectory of Finsbury St . Edmund S » Sr uare the was King in earlier and Martyr »¦* - » , a Lombard chaplain
in fS ^ r % / tL the ^*~ KS V , * Royal V W M . m . ^ X * Navy m . ^ - ^ . A . » His J » . \/ A . & V >^« travels jW V MIU UAJk ^ and y JK- ^ fV ^ X experiences ^ WVJ . J , ft UK . A M-A . K 3 *> J V formed * A . ^ V _ q ^_» \ AV the « *• > - * , * subject * * « . «§»«_» * . » . « . ^> * viW of « - A 4 several ^^ r « . years v ^^ « - ** - interesting ww ^ w - — .- ^—j ^ - works , including c Fifty Days on Board a Slave Vessel / and * Visits to Cairo . ' He was also
the author of a * Life of Napoleon III . ' and other books . has One passed of the «* » ¥ worthiest fro XIVlll m representatives cut of off the in country the trade prime , Mr of . Thomas lifefor Brear he had , of Bradford onljust ,
comp UUU ^»« leted onuvt his away C * 49 JT th year among CmXLM . . \ Mr SjL . Lg £ . us UO Bre ; y ar l / UU was VSU . the XII . U 11 son Q very * of V > A Jf Mr | -fj . . JL . SA David 1 . U VX . lllV Brear ^ , JLV , X and *« . !_» . il . was CA . Vl . * jm born . ** y . j j at ManninghamMrThomas Brear ' business commenced by his being apprenticed to
. . s career Mr . H . B . Byles , a bookseller of Bradford , where he continued in employment until the VAar 1865 1 ftfiri when ixrV » or » Mr TVTt > B T ^ Trl les ^ a retired rofii « a < l Mr T \^ T *« Brear Tiroov then + Vi £ » -r » became "K £ k /» o * v » ck the + V » c » head YiCkoA of r \( the + lirx establishment oafa / Kl i « ll Til ftTlt .
year which he , so developed . y and extended . that . it lias become one of the principal bookselling , houses \\ of the who district uioui 1 / MrBrear also known the publisher of local work / and of a
M . Mswm . oso vn . . VK . . iTXl . . JJIDai was W «* 3 CUOU JVUUVTU as * XO U 1 J . C 7 JJ UHLrJ . lDllClJL VJL many ** xO > l . ljr X \ J \; C 1 > 1 . VT »_ ijrvK s » , * w »* v » w diary household , issued word monthly , us which ' , as one of the Bradford there papers is scarcel says , has made engaged his name in the a
wholesale or publishing among trade . Nay throug more hout , we the suppose kingdomto whom the name y anyone of Thomas Brear of Bradford JLH . 4 MAJ . V / AU is JUJ not « V /« familiar ACJUAAJLJLAXUlX . C as * O VJVD one Ul of , the tll ^ most lUUH ll prominent I ^ A « J »* 1 J XJ 1 J . V 71 X U , customers V / UOI / U 111 C > 1 O . . Mr 1 TJ . I . . Brear J _» Jl \>«< JL 'O s Vl ca » talogue " « " { 3 »"' of
hia own publications is—we may add—so turned outthat it would not be a discredit to any London publishing house . ,
four Mr . William Deceased Wood , carried printer and business stationer in , of Devonport Street for , died on the 22 nd ult and ., aged for sixty more
years . on Fore over forty years , than thirty years published the 'Three Towns Almanack . ' 1 IDC — -,--- li --- ¦ ' ' '" . _ ' .- . "¦ - ' - " . ' . '' .. " . ' . " - ' "_ " .. " ' ¦ * ¦¦ " *¦¦¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ -- ¦ ' - .., ; _ I ———* i ^— ^ m ^——^^^^^ UF ... . ^ ^
792 The Publishers' Circular Sept I, Igg...
792 The Publishers' Circular sept i , igga 1
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 1, 1882, page 792, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01091882/page/12/
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