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    I^eviewf, &»q. From Mr. J. "W. Arrowsmit...

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    years II every ^^ ^/ p ^ -r ^ of material - ^^ ™ ¦ " disapp — ^^ — T ^^— ointment intere ^ T ^ * ^ ' 'T T ™ st ^^ j in I , t ^^ his In ^ T ^^ ^ country th ^ ™» ^* at ^ m - ^ half —¦ w - ~ ^ mm - has century ^ wmm ^^ been _ * ^^ ^ » » - '

    has mi ^^^ y ^ g htil been » y fodte — foug - r - — 1 ? ht -, ed - ; ^ and the r - — threatened ^ developed ~ J — — - ^ ; disruption " a great ^ ~ " " ~ ™ " " ~ ¦ war " ^ of " ~ —~^^

    but the Union international has been : " copyri averted ght j still slavery cometh is dead not . ;

    are The hopeful poor watehers in 1889 were ; how hopeful will it in be 1837 in 1037 ; they ?'

    tive UVC The pa J ^ Cd per ^ V Dean / A on Vli of ' Christianity V " W X 1 ell l »« s u « ni has IJf a- and CKUVt man l Socialism K y arid ^ V / XC * JO sugges . OXiX ' in XXX

    the Mackenzie Contemporar discusses y Review * The Expansion ; ' the Rev of . South John

    artic Africa le ; ' on Mrs ' . Slave G . S -driving . Reaney by has J ? a ublic trenchan Com- t

    panies and sens ; ' ibl and y Mr on . * Clement The Modern Scott writes Music calml Hall y /

    warne In Mr d . , recklessness Scott's view , has ' depravity been - checked , has , been and

    He vulgar pays ity a has high been tribute shaken to the in string its strong cjommon hold . - '

    sense and true liberality of the Loiidori County Council . - -.

    Illustrated Amongst Magazine the chief are attractions Mr . t * ewis of the Morri English s's

    p poem icturesque on ' The essa Seven y on Sleepers * Margaret , ' Mrs of . Oli Scotland phant ' / s

    i and Mr . Tillett ' s graphic account of the strike ,

    under the title of the * Dockers Story . ' * * IOI ¦ ¦

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    I^Eviewf, &»Q. From Mr. J. "W. Arrowsmit...

    I ^ eviewf , &» q . From Mr . J . "W . Arrowsmith . —• Mill o' Forres , ' bJeanie Morison . The style of this book has

    little y in common with that of the majority of novels issued by Mr . Arrowsmith . The sensational element is absent , and there is nothing

    beyond the region of probability . The incidents take place on the other side of the Tweed , and all the characters are Scotch . ¦ Prince - ¦ Charles ¦ ¦ Stuart V » WA hiding JfcJ » from his foes i

    --- » .- . VV / Vrff 1 _ V * i rfk ^ Bfl ^ fS ^ ** *^ 5 , r ~ ~ fc fl JT tji AA ^^ ft r ^ ^«» *!>/ *»^* r X ^ I ^ B , I ) lays a prominent part in the earlier pages . A vein of pathos runs through the story , whilst ; sisterly devotion and self-sacrifice appeal to

    the reader ' s sympathies . The tone is healthy , the interest well maintained , and the book one which safelbe laced in the hands of

    may y p Ki young om Messrs pieople . . Richard Ben tie y & Son . — * A

    Chronicle of Two Months . ' The anonymous -iiithor of this clever novel appears to have studied Charlotte Bronte ' s style with some

    ! degree to seek of the success quiet . A and London change lad of y is a supposed country residence for two monthsand havingthrough

    , , 1 be an a —¦— advertisement desirable " *»» ^^ ( tea ^ 4 k . VrfW fV ^ ^ ^^ * abode ^ » ^^ ^^ , ^»> * met ^^ 9 , she " * ^¦••^^ with record ¦» ^ i ^ *^ ^* " wfyat JH ^ i » s r + r her m m - ^» - promised w » experi ¦»» - y ^ r — — ence — to — - - ¦¦

    -1 amongst who chequered d ^ ell certain in the by specimens same house ^ of , and men of family whose and women feuds lives

    d are omestic jealousies a cross , and gram miserly money- , grubbing . The numerous shifts and

    contrij | possessi the vances cupidity of on of of the miser relations secreted to conceal to r wea enter lth his , treasure upon and the th e suspicions t entertained by the relations respecting

    ne influence of a female interloper , torm the ' leading threads of a somewliat weird and x XT ' " ' ' ' ""' ¦ '¦ .. ' " . ' ii , '

    deficient exceeding in ly grap strength hic story and . elaboration The jpfot , althougH , veils , a

    Secret which few reaiflers WvPtild gtiess , and which is not divulged till the slj ^ ry cldses . From Messrs . Spencer Blackett & BCailam *— I The Curse / iaxio of \ jj Oarne vaiuc ' Hb xxuiu ldTale aic of \ Adven t

    - . jlxc v ^ . p s : < a xs * . auv ^ u - - f ture ^ ' by G . A . Heniiy ( 2 vols . )« The * clirse , ' I which forms the groundwork of Mr . Henty ' s I new storyis the taint of insanityintroduced I

    into a Devonshire , family by a Spanish , | beauty of whom Sir Edgar Carne became enamoured . I In the course of time the terrible malady I

    proves hereditary , and eventually prompts I is Reg absorbing inald Carne from to m beg urder inning his sis to | ter end . The and sto the ry I

    sombre aspect of the plot is relieved , by clever portraitures of diverse characters as well as bexciting incidentsManof the

    scenes KJJ y numerous UUU 1 CJ take . UUS p lace / XliXXXg in Kaffirland JULLU . IU . C / XJ . I'B . . , where JJMCLJ- y LJ p lucky ± . tiJJLC ; j - ¦¦¦ lishmen -r j exhibit their and

    in Eng -- deeds ^ - ^'"' lB of ' ifri daring VA 1 JXV / AU and U-UVsXJL adv courage VV enture / UlU l gV C « UV Love |> prowess fc ^ - * . V - mak W » XskJK - | ; i ing ^— — — Hft p aw lays ^» ^ ¦ ^ Y ™ an ^^^^ fc- ^ important ^ v ^^^ b ^ b ¦ h ' ^^ ^ to » r w ^>* ^^ part p ^ m ^^ P <^ b ^» in ^»^^^» the - ^ r ^ , - ^^ novel ^—^ ^^ » ^^ ^ v , m and ^ i ^^ ^»^ v - ™ _

    pictures of female grace and devotion brighten E its page ^ ,. i Mr . Henty seems as much | at home

    in in the the midst midst ot of Kamrs Kaffirs and and r Finffotss ingoasas as amongst amonsrst f E the homely people of Devonshire , ,, and has K utilised his descriptive | to the best

    advantage throughout the powers , nbVel . | From MessrsBurns A Oates V ^^ nv | Limit ii ed—

    - ^ v * - * - » i , ^ u *^^^*^*^^ KF # . mm ^ F ii ^ dM *^* ^ rfVr ^^ r mi , % i * r ~ i , r ~*~ y ^ 0 ^ jm * . m ma — History * ¦ Before " ¦ ^ — - ~ - ^ ^^ * This for ^^ Qar - ^^ «^ Young »^ is ^ Lord ^ ™^ " ^*^ v ^ Children ^ Came *^ ^ " ™ ^ " ^» ' * - » ^ ^ : . ^ ^ ^ an , m ' by *—^ ^ Old w | ^ Lad ^^— ^ ^ ^¦ Testament - ™ y M j ¦ Amabel ¦ ¦ ^^^^~ »¦ ™ ^^ - ^ - ^ " 1 ffl

    produce Ke ^ r . Old Testament a praise worth History y attempt | | in a to form re- suitable , for children . The book is marred by p

    advantage inferior illustrations , have been , wjflich omitted m . ight , with | muich j From Messrs J Cassell & Co—' Dr . Arnold of I

    . Rugby , ' by Rose E . Selfe (' Xh | e World ' s Workers elected to Series the headmastership ' ) . Before Dr of . Rug Arnold | bythose was I

    who knew the character and ability of the , man t had ventured to predict that he would ' change t the face of education ail tnrough the public I

    which schools he of achieved Eng ^^ land . $ ' and This in was 4-T the ^ in page | truth ^ of the \ TT Dean worl ^_ I Stanley C * A . ** m * m 1 ^ -h-vr ' ' classic * -kl rf ^ rfS ^» biograp "l-X-1 ^ - \ j-WVVtf 1 * - »^ h T- » < W the r > ^ rv ^ #% «*» V ^ f « by which TKrVk " 1 ^» V * f W

    it was accomp s lished can y be vividly means discerned . » In the course of a little volume of some J 30 I pages , Miss Selfe gives in outline the story of Dr . I

    Arnold ' s noble , laborious , and influential life ; I and even those who are unacquainted with Dean I * Stanley ' s book will not be at a loss to discover I the secret of the great schoolmaster ' s personal i

    cast ascendancy over his , or pup the ils nat . u - re Not of merely the spell as which | school he - I masterbut as historian JkA and social reformer ^^— I

    J 1 ACI . KJ Vx Arnold > J . , 1 ^^ * - * U ' s % JVU services JLkwl ^/ V-r * . <*«^ r ^ are »^ «^ V A ^ . indicated ^ - » , - ' ^ W - ^^**^« r « . a . -va in ^ - * - * »• this - » - , jf r . modest and well-written volume . I

    From scriptive the Church Lantern Defence Lectures Institution on ifnglish . — Church * De- f j

    llistory , ' by the Rev . C . A . Lane . The writer , commencing with its apostolic origin , traces the UX 1 V history *•* XfcJ KI ^ JM . J X of ^ JU the VXA V ^ Eng JLJAJ b lish *»* >«/* a Church - ^^ * -m -fc *^ - - «^ 'a ~» down - *^» - «^ - « * —« . to *» -w- the ¦— — — . - *^

    present period . Lecturers on the Church , aided by lime-light views , will find the book of great assistance in furnishing them with

    numerous details , judiciously selected , and well adapted to awaken i and sustain the interest of an audience of both adults and E

    Fr young om Messrs peop . le Williaip . , Clowes & Sons , Limited . Fixes and Fire Brigades / by Captain Eyre ty . Shaw , C . B . ( fourth edition ) . This

    compre-^ hensive ancr practical ;• boob : contai ns a oner history of Fire Brigades , enumerates the [|

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1889, page 1393, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111889/page/15/