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i Complete Captain C Bibliograp . A . Thimm hy ' s of forthcoming the Art of Fence work / ,
is . XA . dedica ^ n- * ^ W ~ ted by permission "Or i to the Duke of Connaught . ;
life f Mr and ^—^ - . J . h , M arac . - ___ Barrie ter -- are ____ , whose deserved _ _ . _ stories _ ly po of pul Scottish arhas
written » a c ^^ nw a serial for Good Words ^ j , It will , j appear next year .
It has been decided that the proposed memorial ¦ to the late Father Perry at
Stonyinch hurs j > * ^ ^^^»^ t equa - — College — - — - — torial — — shall telescope - take . the form of a sixteen -
We are asked to state that the subscription list to the next issue of ' The General Book
Messrs ^ Catalogue ^ ^ t Iw * ** ^^ ^^ ^^ . ^^^~ ^ B ^ arnicott for ^^^^ the — — Retail ~^ & — — Son — Trade Taun — , ' ton pub will lished close by — - , , j
on the 30 th inst . We are pleased to learn that Mr . W . H .
James Weale has been appointed to the keepership of the Art Library at South
Kensington , vacant by the death of Mr . Soden Smith .
For De seven Quincey teen mon was th not s he a success edited t as he an Westmo editor r- .
killed land Gazette it - . The _ , an _ j publishers _ d his brill of ian the t rhe paper JLjL toric , Messrs nearly .
Atkinson and Pollitt , have just issued an account of his editorship .
Astor Messrs Place . Funk New & Y Wagnalls orkwould , of 18 and lad 2 to 0 g
receive announcemen , ts fro , m all publishers of their new issues or new editionsalso their
catalogues whenever they are revised , or enlarged :
review Mr . of Robert which Buchanan there has ' s been new some month tal ly k
during , the past twelve months , will , we understand , make its appearance very shortly .
Mr . Buchanan ' s new poem , ' The Outcast : a earlv Rhyme dato for the Time , will also be issued at an
early date . We understand hh « s h fc that jm a students rfrfob ' residence v % * v * Vk fe Jm is
about ^~ to - ^ rw ^^* 'vm be ^ - « wvr ^ est * **^ a ablished ^^ w ^ m v ^ mr ^ ' * r r *^ ^^ in ^» ^^» - ^ connec ^ mm ^ r «* ^ p « ^^ tion « j ^ ^ ' * with ^^ ^^^ A r *^ the Chelsea Centre for University Extension
while Lectures wnue pursuing pursuing . The " their their idea business business is to enabl occupations occupations e students , to to ,
and enjoy oppor some tunities of the for advantages systematic of stud college y . , life
The Agent-General for New Zealand anhave nounces — been that appoin WLf f Messrs ted . b Eyre the / & Government Spottiswoode \ l \\ of
t for he the colony - ^ "s sale ^ - ^ AA sol of e |_ Vf publications agents JLXA . VV V * . ^ in - 'y V the UA . A printed . V United V A V-T V J and JL A King A XI issued J X A dom J VJ k . tlie
V ton , New Government Zealand . Printing Office at
Wellingis the As was leading to be subjec expected t with , Cardinal Newman of the
Ol Septe * ' Card mber - — -, -w ^ in M . m magazines , M al kmim . Newman jl . 1 \ J Ww MM . and Mt . AiRM > reviews and UAAVi many His JL . A . JLIJ An Content / 1 / article A A \ J \ J AM \ l - \ V- _
^ poraries ontemporary , ' by Wilfred the New Meynell Review , appears has a in the
o f n ortni the Cardinal tly , one ; by by Mr Mr . . C W . Kegan . S . Lill Paul y ; paper ; the
J ^ warasa etonParkes has so , a residen ' Reminiscences t of Birming ? b ham y Mr . .
Trinidad Mr . Kni in g quest ht ' s expedition of the lost treasure to the island of Lima of
Pollock is the subj , in ect the of Sep X an . tember article number by Mr . of Wilfred Blacks
wooffs Magazine . The same number contains an interesting 4 S-f paper > J . by » f Prof * Veitch ' , of Glas .-
gow Dwarf , on ' in The which Vale recollections of the Man of or David and the Ritchie Black
the ori , ginal of Scott's ' Elshender the Recluse / , are given .
College Professor , has issued L . C , . as M editor iall , of , a the ' Handbook 4 Yorkshire of
visit Leeds this and week Aireda of l the e , ' in British connection Association with the to Leeds . Professor Miall himself deals with
and Airedale natural , its history scenery . , He historic is followed sites , geology by sec- ,
tions Aire V on the ley and carboniferous — t __ heir physical rocks history of the Upper Mr .
R . H . Tiddeman «/ ; the history of Leeds «/ , , by Professor C . Ransome ; buildings and
institub tions y Mr of . L S eeds ydne , y by Lupton several ; the trib industries utors , edited of
Leeds edited and by Mr district . T . Fairley , also b . y many oontributorsj
dies Robert . Of his Browning aversion did to them not believe a corresponden in paro t -
g Quer ives ies the : i I following had written ins to tance ask , Mr in . Brownin Notes and g ' s
mos consen t popular t to quote poems a few to lines illustrat from e some two of paro his
dies Gardens , and x W this . x Dec was . 28 , his > ' 88 rep . ly Sir : " — 29 In De rep Vere . ly to
your reques , t , for leave , to publish , two of my . poems along with ' Parodies' upon them , IT am
Of obli 4 Parod ed to y ' so tha much t I disa that pprove I must of every beg t k ind be
excused from giving any such permission . My publisher A will be desired to enforce comp A , liance
B wi elieve th my wish Sir , if necessi obedientl ty should Robert arise . — ~ -7 , - ¦ , yours , /¦ -- y % / ,
Browning . " ' Of late there has been a good deal written
tended on the subj to edifica ect of tion ' Realism . Those ' that who has would not do all
away tind the with following the ideal OA passag in life O e b and y •/ Professor literature A . will S .
sop Hard her y deserving the poet of the attention moralist : the ' The practical
philothe man same , will , p henomenon w up , for us wit differen hout exhausting , t accounts the of
facts or their reach . Nature is an ocean from which each fills his tiny cup with what he
may . The liberty of the artist A is his power of choice . Its exercise charms us because we
nature seem to bu see t of in that his work mind a to product which , we not refer of
nature . , To set a bound to this idealising process is to set bounds to our hopes , our
i to aims -morrow and desires though . to We -morrow persist never in living comes ;
, i attains our desire our is aim for is the the beauty sum of nature truth whose never J ;
fes fragmentary tations cannot and often detain contradictory us . To decry mani the
process because it sometimes leads us astray , is to decry our noblest instincts . ' In a preceding number we referred to the
charges which Mr . W . D . Ho wells brought
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 1, 1890, page 1063, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01091890/page/7/
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