Current:

Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st October 1888, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1235

Page 1235
Page 129
129 of 180

On this page

  • Text (1)

      Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

    • p_ , _ __ „ Oct. i, i«8fe • The Publishe...

      p_ , _ __ „ Oct. i, i«8fe • The Publishe...

  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      Ad12901

      SAMPSON JJOW , MAMSTON 8 r CO . 'S LIST—continued ,. NEW SERIES OF STANDARD BOOKS FOR BOYS . i FULLY ILLUSTRATED . In very handsome cloth Mnding ; crown 8 vo . 2 s . 6 d . ; gilt edges , 3 s . 6 d . By W . H . G . ^ INaST ON . By G . MANFILLE FENN . of this Always generation holds one '—Saturday of the highes Bbview t places . among the boys OFF ventures TO THE Two Brothers TK 7 TLDS . Z being" the Ad-DICK A pleasant CHEVE companion JJLEY and . a kindly His Adventures teacher . *—Times an d Jeasts « There , fro m plenty elephants of adventure downwards with , and every the kind story moves wild Miisadventoes . < M - " * \ hnskly on . ' -SPECTATOB . Kingsto HEI In « R Die is OF t quite Cheveley K ILPIITNAW his " best and vein the ** . '— Heir Times of : a Kilfinna Tale of the Mr . - ^ £ Western ^ SILVER S Plains £ ^ ma ? * ° deliSht NON * tay a ** Tale h ° me of ** the Shore and Ocean . SNOWSHOES ? X ^ ventures of a Fur AND - hunter CANOES to the Hud son ' s Bay or , BED By Col CLOUD . Sir WILLIAM THE BUTLER SOLITARY , K . O . B . y SIOUX : a Tale of the , Great Prairie . supplied THE skill ' Mr Adventures , . some W so . TWO plentifully H of . G the in -. Kingston Ravag ma SUPERCAR by terials e Ca Africa meron has , which . u and tilised ha Stonl ve , GOES with recently his ; usual been or , THE VOYA By HARHY GE COLLINGWOOD OP THE AURORA . . WITH AXE AND RIFLE ON ^ g UAliraAN THE UNDER ZlF THE ** * " during TEOR * the FLAG Frencl 1 Revolu : the " ' The WESTERN reader will PRAIRIES find in this ; or , book The Western that which Pioneers pleases . current ' Infinitely ^ at this more time attractive . '—Scotsman than . half the stories that are every boy . ';—Scotsman . CAP and T Fresh AIN Water MUG Tutors - . FORD ; or , Our Salt CHARMLOUTH B ^ * PEECY GEANGE GROVES : . a Tale of * One of the best books of the kind Illustrated . ' Times . the 17 th Century . \ BV G A HENTY " By ^ HBLDMAN N . 4 A way of makin ^ history palatable to ' young Scotsman people . ' THE oxixjt smP MTTTIIJT ^^ TFATsmFR m «^ n . ON - BOARD ovA « . i-r THE * n . aa JACK ARCHER : a Tale of the Crimea . By LOUIS ROUSSELET . THE With CO Plans BNET of some of OF the Principal HORSE Battles : a Tale of T ^ f FfSr ^ . THE CONSTA rniST ^ T A BL TIT T E Marlborough ' s Wars . WINNIN delight The of innum hoys . erable '— G HIS ^ . adventures turdat -m-S * Review ' PURS * of * . ^ the . : hero a Tale will of the the THE BLUE f y- BANNER LEON CAHUN ; or The Adven-** L " , rusaaes ' 3 . j ^ ¦ - w ^ tures time of of tb a e Mussulman crusades aad , a Christian Mongol Conquest , and a Pagan . in the By BOUSSENARD . 'A . stirring story such as boys love to read . ' Examjneb . THE The white CRU Tiger SO . ES OF GUJTANA ; or , THE AD VENTURES OF CA . FTA IN TJaE m-rr-ci GOIjD rinT-n -SJ OTP ! iJ TPTT ! jli . ' l li ! i " ± ' !? CH M . A A foecpiel fipmipl to in MAGO of Good . Hope A Phoenician l , 0 OO yea ' . ra s Explorations B . C . round the Cape the above . < Graphic in the extreme . ' —Mobning- Post . THE DRUMMER By LOUIS - ROUS BOY SELET : a Story . of the B _ ^ MRS .. ^ ' ^^ : ^ DGE ^^ - Days of Washington . HANS BRINKER ; or , The Silver Skates . THE KINGS- OF THE TIQ-ERS * ' A delightful gift -book , cither for boys Literary or girls Worud . ' . By E . MULLER . ADVENTURES IN NEW O-UINEA . NOBLE DEEDS . IWT *• " ORD ¦ S AND NOBLE ' Captain The Narrative Law sou of 'a wonderful Louis Tregance stories . about New Guinea ohildren ' We cannot . '—Standard imagine . a nicer present than this hook for are totally eclipsed by this narrative of a French Athenaeum sailor . * . The earlier issues of this Series have met with most remarkable success , both in the United Kingdom and abroad , and have been patronised very largely for Prizes by the School Board for London Volitmkb , and justifies by many expectations important of equal School success Boards for them in the . Provinces . The merit of the Nmw FULLER OATALOaUEB POST-FREE ON APPLICATION . London : SAMPSON LOW , MAJRSTON , SEABLE & RIVINGTON , Limited , St . Dunstan ' s House , Setter Lane , fleet Street , E 3 . O .

      P_ , _ __ „ Oct. I, I«8fe • The Publishe...

      p _ , _ __ „ Oct . i , i « 8 fe The Publishers' Circular t 23 §

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1888, page 1235, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101888/page/129/