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    Oct. i, 1888 The Publishers' Circular !t...

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    gate Street , E . C ., under the management of Mr . James Shepherd , formerly of Bombay .

    Messrs . Phillips & Mowle have removed to 11 Loveil ' s Court , Paternoster Row , E . C .

    The National Temperance Publication Depotso long associated with 337 Strand

    have secured , the extensive premisesNo . 33 , Paternoster _^_ — ' — ' — - — ' — - — — — - Row — — , E . C ^^^ , ^ M adj ^^ ^^^^ I oining ¦ ™— ^"^"" ^^ " ^^ ¦^ p' ^^ p ^ h , Messrs p ^ b *~ * p ^ p « ^ ap » . ^ pF w *^ . ^ b v . ^ pv ^ .

    kelson & Sons , and opposite Messrs . Longmans i—i . The day of removal will ph p ^ pp be g- ^ pr dul

    ^ announced m ^— — — — , after — — — — . which — — - —— all communications * " ¦ ^ pw ^ ^ - ^ ^ p ^ WBp ^¦ p'W . pVp y »

    must be sent to the new address .

    Oct. I, 1888 The Publishers' Circular !T...

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    l Oi ¦ From — ——•¦— Messrs *¦— - (^ . "W www . H «»^» . Allen ¦^¦¦ wi * & Co— ' Life of

    - * - -v - . »• . . »» vw aa . v w ¦* ^* " fcj » ^ M « T ^^^ ^^ « . i ^ . 1 X . & V ^ VJ ' - * - Prince Metternich , ' by Colonel G . B . Malleson , C 9 . S - * . I . ¦ In the - ^ p * preparation T-r of his h

    Colonel ^ m ^ * - * m —¦ m ¦¦ " Malleson ' ^ ^ —^ * ^^ - ^ p has » " |*»^ ^ ¦ '» »* - mad ** ^* *^ ^^ ^^ e use ' •*¦¦ ^ 4 , of ^ h ^ monograp J the " ir J . ^^ ~ - Prince ^_ f * b . ^ ^ B ^ C *^ f * * ' s , A * Autobiography p *»> - " » W W » ^ Vp # * *^»»* «^ ^ p ^ ^ K ^^ «^ V K ^ p *»^ p- * , W ' B ~ — i —¦ n - ft d ^_/« . er ^^^^^ ' s Pfc , / * « Fiirst tf ^ ^*^^ k Pkpf ^^ Element M J ^ L ^_ J » p 1 ^_ ,- » ^ f ^/ und W & * ^ ^ J ^

    sein Zeitalter , ' Thiers' * Consulat , ' Capefigue's * Dilomates' Gervinus ' XIXJahrhundert '

    p ,. , Ma ""¦ «• uri ce ' s * Re -W * -V volutions % t , ' Pr - ¦ V ince Napoleon ^ > W > _ ' s < Naleon and his Detractors' & cNumerous

    citat po ions from the words of , Bonap . arte-and other great actors of the eventful period from

    1800 to 1814 , contribute greatly to the interest of this compendium , the key-note of which is :

    ' From 1800 to 1848 , continental Europe was ruled btwo menWhen Waterloo had

    comy . pleted the overthrow which Leipzig initiated , Prince Metternich quietlstepped into the seat

    y whence Napoleon had been hurled . ' A copious index adds value to a manual which will be of

    i great use to students , and indeed to general readers .

    ¦ From the Banner Office . — ' The Illustrated Church Congress Handbook for 1888 , ' compiled

    b V > y v the t . hfi Kev Ttev . Charles C ! hm * lf > s Mackeson MVirVIcpisrvn , contains f > nr > f , n . ins an an extensive amount of well-arranged information relating to the forthcoming Church Congress at

    Manchester and the various meetings that have preceded it . For those who propose

    attending the conference , or are in other ways interested in the subjects to be discussed , the

    book should be found of great value . Several portraits are included . From — — MrSpencer ¦«_» Blackett - ¦^ —* Gehenna' a

    v ¦» , » .. » . iirn - . Wm * r ^^ ^« r ^^ Jk r ¦ ~ ~ " *~ i . H" V «/• . X ^< *~> Jli V » AAAJiM / a *>» novel by the J £ Hon . Lewis Wingfield , which , ¦ ¦ achieved —v ¦*¦ jt ^ trf a fair jt «^ AA amount \ aa of success / on its J * first

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    appeal to the pockets and susceptibilities of a large % number a . & of readers' Record jkWWV / s of a Stormy \

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    From Messrs . ChattD & Windus . — ' A Strange nineteen nineteen Manuscri illustrations illustrations pt found in a b hv Copper Oilhprt Gilbert C -. ylinder Gaul f 3-ni » l . , ' with This Thi «

    is fhe second edition , of a y ourious work . and a men third are is m- promised A ¦ ^ ^ ach ^— ting * shortl in IMA the VAA y . Atlantic A party L / Jt Ocean of , young and

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    written by the individual whose wonderful , adventures it relates . One Adam More , mate

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    with a comrade seal-catching for a few hours , buta ¦ storm ¦ coming ¦ on ¦ they are msv lost and drif bb t

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    among amone * ice ice and and snow snow and and neare nearer r to to the the Pole Pole .. Eventually he finds himself at the Pole , where he discovers a beautiful country of tropical

    aspect , and inhabited by a people whose doings fill k ri the » reater . Vb part ir k # of the volume . They

    ^ K ^^^ 4 ^ up ^ k ^^ r V ^^^ H * ^ g ^ p ^ ^^ r ^^^ r ^ B' ^^ ^^^ r ^^ v ^ mm ^^ ^^^ ^ m * v ^ j , ^ b ^ k ^ r T ^^^ ^ b ^ rf ^ b ^ h ^^ ft ^^ ^^^ V ^ w ^ ^^ 4 k ^^^ w are opposite in every respect to all other le . They hate lihtlifeand everything

    peop to which Adam More g has , been , accustomed . Everyt ^ k . ^ w v ^ v ^^ v ^^ hi ^ k ^ ^*> ^ n ^ - ^^ g hk is ^ b . ^^ topsy ^ k ^ ^<^ wt r "w r - ^ turvy v « - ' ^ ^^ F ; v they ^ " ^ ^^^ " hat ^^ " ^ % ¦ ' ^ i v e ^ m ^ 4 riches ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^» ^«^ ^ _ r i

    and love poverty and discomfort . Their pa ¦ t ^ ^ b ^ v u ^ v pers m ^ r ^^ ^ k a ^ ^ are ^ ^ ^ kj ^ t «^ he 4 b ^ ^ h ^ i ^^^ r no ^ w ^^ bl r ^^ * k e ^ i ^ s hh ^ , « ^ and ^ f ^ . ^ fc ^ f ^ their m ^ ^ b ^^ ^^^^^ rich . » , ^ m ^^ ^^^ men . ^^^ p ^ ^ k ^ r ^ b ^ to

    and aristocracy are their despised masses . The greatest crime one can commit is to try

    surreptitiously to place wealth in another man ' s way , not , as with us , by abstracting it . If two B ^ tT le fall in love their greatest h ita hap h «¦

    -^* m * JW « ^ k *« V V ^^ peop ^^ ~| | - V ^ ' ^ k ^ k . * ' . ^ k . ^ . v'V ***^ . ^ ^»« ^ - ^^^ m ^ *^^ W ^ ipV ^| p * ^»^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ p « K ^^ H ^ ^ 1 **^ ^ « p * ' I ^ IT ^^^ p * « p f *^ piness is to separate and each marry some one else ¦* w » ^ . h _>¦ ^« ' , » ^ and ^ f r ' »« w * so h * V »» the ^ J A J . >_ rf ¦ story Ww * *» >— - » - 7 or ^—• ^^ rather ^ « --w -V < baK' > k ^^ collectio ¦^ rf -V- * 1 m m , - % ^ - ^^ - ^* ^ <« . * n ^^ ¦ of ¦ - » ¦ _»^^ ¦

    incidents unfolds . The author's fancy partakes of the luxuriant AA nature -h of Htr Ju T les Verne > kh while

    ^^ ^ b ^/^> i > V ^ k ^ ^ ^ i ^ b ^ k---W ^ . i ^ J _ . ^ ^ % |^»* J ^ ^ y ^ ^ rf ^ ^ ^ .. v ^ . pV . ^ . p- ^ | - > ^^ ^ . ^ Ph . pV V ^ p ^>^ ^^ ^^ , w V w ¦*» - «*»«* ^ kiT his fertility of resource in invention is as remarkable TnnrVn " hl » p > as ns that t . hn . t of nf Baron "Rp . rnn TVTiirj Miinchhausen p . hhn . nspn : yet vp . t .

    , ; , like Jules Verne , he gives such an air of reality to the ¦¦ scenes that 1 one unconsciously finds

    him-^/ * ( m i * ^ ^ to' -V ^>/ « k ^ » w ~ f ¦ ^ . J l ^ pV ^ r j | . ^^ ^** ^^ ^*<^ ^^ ^> - ^ ^^* ^ - ^ ^^ ^^^ ¦ ^>* ^ kp # ^ ^> p * v ^ j ^ ^^ ^ w *& 4 r ^ k ^ - » ^^^ p ^ p ^^ b «^ ^ b- ^ v-iw self forgetting fiction and adopting it as a sober relation of facts . The book is got up in

    a striking manner , and the illustrations , though not so clear as they might be , are very

    interesting . From MessrsDean & Son . —A variety of

    enter-. taining literature for juvenile minds is contained in * The Little One ' s Own Souvenir , ' the editor

    gathered together under practised - shi original p of Mrs tales . Elizabeth are included Day . in U the pward reprint s of , and 300

    the majority are gorgeously illustrated . From Messrs . 3 > igby & Long . — « The Mystery of Ashdale , ' by Edith Heraud . There is much in this story tp commend XAJL XLJL The -v charactersrare ¦»¦ i

    Jfl l > Xjl A * J U y \ Jl » ( L / V ^ ^^\ . ^ .. ^^ J » x _^ fc . . M _ J * . ^ , * - ^ . * A-Jm . ^«^ w ^^ »^ ^ . /¦ m . ^^ «^ VA . ^^/ for the most ^> art distinctly drawn , the style is forcible and pointed , and the plot fairly well constructedMiss Heraud ' s work is sure to be

    jl J M M LT \^ JL ^ J \ J ^ y V > 1 . . «* W . » J ^ ¦ J-WPs ^*^* ' i— ^ -p- ' ^ ^* -m * ** - — ^ ipp- ^ r * - * w w ^^ —* ' — ' — ' - ^ ^—— ^^ ^ - ^ - ^ - ^ ^ p—^ read with ^^ keen interest . From X" 1 U 111 JXJLOOO Messrs * . CJ . . "VV Wells C 3 XAO « Gar C *» V dner 4 . UOJL , , if Darton Oil UV / 4 A & « Jt » Co V _/ V- » . . —

    ' The Schoolmaster and his Son , or the Thirty Tears' War , ' by K . H . Caspari . This is a pleasant , healthy story , which has been

    translated latWI from frrvm thp the . ( German rprmflTi with wit . h excellent PXfifillftnt appre A . Ttr > TPi - - ci ation of the original . It relates the vicissitudes of one Udalricus Gast , a poor schoolmaster , of

    finTYimprli Sommerhausen « in 3 PTi in in Francoma Fra , n « onia .. and and the the misfor misfor - - tunes that befell , him through , his family . The story furnishes very interesting reading .

    From the same . — ' Gilly Flower / by the Author of ' _ Honor jg f ^_ ^_^ JL ^ X * p * JL Brig n JL -JL bLk ht A * - ^ L / . # ' Thoug M jh jm v ^ ^^ P **^ h not ^^ ^ " ^ perhaps V ^^ ^^ *»™ p- ^ r ^ ' ^ remark . ^ ^ bp- » -m > «^ ^ h ^ v « «^ ^ bpjab - there is le

    able for any great originality , a simp unaffected charm of style in this story that is sure to enlist the reader ' s attentionThe

    cha-U 1 ^ 4 . jl V- >* U \ S V >» I . & Jl . A KJ \ J V 1 J V- * " JL ^_ - >* -JVV- « i ^ - / - ¦ - *~ -r m ^* i v »^^—• - » -- . ¦»/ * . a . x * - . . •¦» - ** . * ^ - * ^/ ji . « . «> w racter of Lill is well drawn , and her thoughts ^ and ^ / A » \^^ doings ^* s % X _^ J * iB*— - ^ V *^^ . * " * ^ are r ^ f . pk . ^ ppr dep ^^^* ^ ' »> - » icted *¦• ^ p- ^— - ^ pp- — ^ with w « p ^ ' ^ - - ¦ ' - * much ¦ " ^ ^ - ^ - — ' ^ - sympath - ' ^ ^ w — " ¦ |*^ ^ v V " ^ ¦ " " y w

    throughout . From JL . JL V / 1 X * Messrs m-MMm \ *^»^ A . * . Griffith *» . >! Jk JLJJLJLJh VM . . ^ Farr < M « W . - ^ an « -WAA Okeden ^^ r U , ^ jr ^ - * . > JkJk & « J « 1 > J « , | , jr

    "Welsh . — The Ancient and Modern Library of Theological Literature , ' issued by these publishershas been enriched by the addition of

    - * The O , rations of S . Athanasius . ' A brief but interesting account V of the author is iven in

    pflfc JL m * pT X * p * J » . ^^ p * ^ S- * *** < p * " % *• "" l 1 ^ *^ ^ - » - ^ p »» ^ - ^ ^ 'Ki p » - *^ » - * >* - «»^ p ^ p » *^ ' ^ ^ p * " ^ W ** ' ^ ' ^ - » ¦"' * - *~ r ~ m ^^ r * - ~ g X ^ M ^^ * - ^ - ^ p » v « "N ¦ the preface . _ I

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1888, page 1157, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101888/page/51/