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    r Books Received : — v T 7 . ~ m Messrs ivressrs . . 'Williain wiinam Black i ^ iaoicwooa wood <« fc Sons sons .. — — m

    ro Daring Anthony the Trollope space of : about an Autobiograp a quarter of hy a / century 2 vols .

    J / Ul- ** ' £ 5 J . J . *^ ' , ] novels _ fr t . Anthony which Trollope dealt chiefl poured with forth the a lives series and of f A "I 1 y to * the * 1 middle "IT *

    fortunes opersons "belonging upper class 1 ~ 1 ( J / iJkj m . These ^~ ~™ of books have g c ,-j iven librari more of p » leasure the hi to - — her the - ——

    —frequenters stamthan the circulating writings of any other es author g that ¦ ¦ uld p be named . People rej b oiced with i the

    ¦ ¦ ¦ co ^ ^^^ p » f . m ^ W ^^ mT ^^ ^ — ^ ^ " ^ — ¦ ^ ^^ ^ mm- v ™ — ™ ^^ - »» — ~ - ^ P" ~ ^ pp ¦ * ~~ ^ p * » ¦ ~ " ~ — —^ P | -mm —m-m ^ mw ^ mw ^ a personages nd sympathised of Anthony with them Trollope in their ' s sorrows fictions , , them le to be liked dis

    liked regarded and looked as peop forward to what was or to - become % ^ —^ , ^— of them . A man cannot — —thus awaken

    the u ^^ »^ interest of his readers in book after book without also making himself a lively object of interest ^ , ^^^ m ^ 0 mj ^ mi mmr— ^^ mw - — -mr- . v Any g account — — of — himself ¦ — - -m- — b — y . such - — — " ^ — a ~ m *~

    —writer would be eagerly read . In this case vre ! more think tm interesting we may say book that than the autobiograp any of the hy novels is a

    which ^ ^ m * ^ mr ^^ " preceded it . Successful — man M — as he was ^^ ¦ r ^^ in later life , up to the age of nearly thirty circumpjp stances mfi were anything but ¦ favourable to him ¦— .

    After - r — - — his — novels « took - v ' wo — -- — — have — — — -m- a record — — — ' - -m- of me — " - ^ ™ - thodical toil , pursued even on a railway journey , which is a very curious pieco of literary history .

    Trollope himself makes the calculation that he had written more than any other English novelist . He does not pause J . a day % / between the comp Aletion

    of scouting one novel the and idea , the that commencement a man should of wait another for , inspiration before the pen begins its course over

    the paper . Indeed , at the moment he handed a novel over to a publisher , he was wont to be ready with one or two more such trifles in a

    drawer at his side ; and he mentions this fact by way be made — of - ~— — - » — anti , that -mr ^~~ ci pating mmr p he ^ p »^ ^ pp- was » w ^ mmw the * p * pt wri w r remark ^ p » ^ ting *~ ¦ " ^ - ^ f " ^ himself ' «— mm ¦ that ¦** r—mr ^* r am , ^ p was » out ^ h ^ m * ¦ V sure -mmr . mj We ¥ to -mmw

    "wish we had space for one or two extracts from ciall Trollope from ' s most the narrati interesting ves of autobiograp his relations hy , es with pey

    his publishers inions , magazines of novels , wheth and newspapers er classical , contem or from - porary op , or his own . , ,

    From British . Workwoman Office . — ' The British Juvenile Album / JThis is , we imagine , tit although there is no intimation of the fact on the

    There le-page is , some the y wholesome ear ' s number reading s of a suited magazine for . v young eil done folks , The and i t he ture full cover -page p h ictures ' Home Jl JL are from Xi , all

    « . * . w * . * v . . XllU p L / l ^ Ulll-U V- 'VVV / JL , ? TI tU JL- « -V ¦ ^ ^^ V / 11 A the it at JVLirket starting ' . its face , will win a good word for From tho same- - ' The Crystal JtJ Stories UV & IVtJt ' Vol 3 A

    i jo t loO iou urnal pages TDace " » - * of v s ^» of of * . v pure - . wholesome "whnlpsnrn JL literature . A J X- / ^^ - / . ft fiction fiction ULV l . N Illustrnted ^ . b V > y v , n . nu nnmlifir » V . ft mber * . About \ J m . of nf «* JL .

    authors 1 L 'ysaght •/ D" - * v , , ) including the vuv _ Rev o . tuv . . Grace «/ J « , j B - ^« . Stebbing Owen v ^ vruu , , tho , tiiu Elizabeth ( author iu ciivy ~ L of v J .

    ' fiomo Mrs , . Jorning but at the ham same ' s Journal time . there ' The is tone sufficient is whole of - for svent and incident to make it probable that those

    Imgl whom y . they are intended will read them wil-From the same— The British WorkwomanTho

    --.. v owjijd , . JL f € t > JL > I liVliOltt tr Ul fV UUVillU . lt ,. . J . HU editor ^ twentieth ^ fc uii ^ m ^ A . ^ of ^^ this vol VA umo publication . , goes on , tho which ~__ snmo has lines reached as tho its _

    find ^ ^ Qlt those Or or if oHhe We , of the cannot The woll Wftl l British - - . Trno known tay 'w the n Workman com /» r p ictures panion nn . ni nn are the paper -nn . np quite . r ar for fnr e equal men mftii of a , .

    , y ¦ Uy iction hi gh varied order . The hvmns letterpress . devotional ia very oaners good ,

    ^^^ activo sketches , and anecdotes .

    From ( Limited Messrs ) . — . ' " The William Rules of Collins the French , Sons Language , & Co / . [

    by Q- . A . Chardenal . This volume supplies in proper grammatical order the rules contained in the author ' s * Firat and Second French Courses '

    and in his ' French Exercises for Advanced the Pup first ils / part The of elementary the volume rules and h and the accidence second i fill ¦ is

    occupied — with | - ^* - — — — the - ^— - ^— syntax ^ ^— w — —^* - — - ^ - rules - ^^ - ^^— - ^ , ^ g , and p ^^ - ~— —mm ^^ . w ^ as ^»^ r ^^ a m ^ m ^ mmm supp r ^^^ ^ hh ^^ ^^^^ pa le ^^ . ^ - * ment the author adds a most useful series of exercises to test the pupil ' s knowledge of the rules .

    From Messrs . "Wells Gardner , Darton , & Co . — 'The Snow Queen / by Hans Christian

    Anderson . Illustrated by T . l ? ym . The pretty tale of the prince of children ' s story-tellers is here pre- r sented to us in genuine aesthetic guise . The text t

    is printed on toned paper in brown ink , with a I line-border to each page , and the drawing and I colouring of the plates are as clever as all I

    this artist ' s works . The insertion of a leaf of I tissue paper between each plate , bound in with I tho textinstead of placing it in looselyis a de- I

    oided improvement , , and ought to be ada , pted in I all excellen picture ce . books with any pretence to artistic J

    From Griffith & Farran . —' The Butterfly ' s Ball and the Grasshopper ' s Feast / and ' The Peacock

    at Home * and ' The Elephant ' s Ball / with an introduction by Charles Welsh . Mr . Welsh has followed BB up the well-deserved success of his fac- >

    mmmm ^ mW . *^ p * mWmr V » ^^ r ¦— ~ m- — W ^ ^^ ^ ^ simile of * Goody Two Shoes ' by a reprint of the four books for children named above , the first two --w- of --- whichwhen - issued - nearl - _ _ _ y ei _ - ghty - - years - ago

    - ^ - w r — , - — — — - f ^ Jf ^ J C \ 9 , Ball had ' a ori sale ginall of y 40 appeared , 000 copies in . the ' The Gent Butterfl leman y' ' s s j Magazine , and was the work of William Roscoe ,

    M . P . for Liverpool ; * The Peacock at Home' was ' written Elephant by ' s Mrs Ball . Do ' Mr rset . Welsh ; the authorshi says he has p been of * The un- I

    able __ to discover 4 A mm . The ^ B » w ^ •¦ earlier ^ ¦ A editions « # were illus A ^ M . M - and trated Mr b . y Welsh William points Mulread out in y , his the interesting famous painter pre- ,

    face that many artists who originally were content to do such modest work have risen to eminence . The reprints are from the press of Field 6 c Tuer ,

    and the text and illustrations are facsimile reproductions of originals from the Flaxman collection , purchased by Mr . Tuer at Christie ' s .

    From Lancashire Mr . John and . Cheshire Hey ^ vood : a . — Way ' Historic farer ' s N Sites otes i of

    the Palatine Counties , Historical , Legendary , F Genealog . S . A . Mr ical . Croston , and Descri work pti s with ve / b no y James ' prenti Croston ce hand ,

    , hi 8 previous volumes on ' Old Manchester and its Worthies ' and ' Nooks and Corners of Lancashire and Cheshire ' having proved not merely his

    capacity archaeology in authorshi and anti p quity but . his The genuine appreciation love felt for for hi « bV ^ P * s effort h s is shown ¦ by the long bhb list of

    submmmmt scri ^^^ ^ p ^ bers P ^» m-mrnr -mmmr - prefixed ^ - ^ — — " ^— - to the - volume — — — , among — — ^^— - which , in addition to a host of private purchasers , we find many of our own subscribers and

    readersincludin Mr cop . J g . , K Messrs Messrs . Coraish . . Minshull Triibner of Manchest , & Mr Hug . Elliot ? hes r , Mr , of . Stock Holden Chester , ( 27 ,

    of Liverpool , Mr . , Dunning , of Nantwich , and , us many to others Swaithmoor . In his Hall first , chapter near luirness Mr . Croston , the so takes

    metime homo of G oorge Fox , tho founder of the Society of The Friends Hull , of , w E hoso lizabet residence han date , , forms locally the known subject as

    of the first illustration . In the hall of the building and tho we have earlier ictures meetings KJ of Fox of the ' s Bibl Friends ik ^ e x- and * mt ^ wert >\ his ) chair held wmJtx * ,

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1883, page 1049, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111883/page/13/