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      - * ' " X selection from S . T . Coleridge ' s prose writings is being prepared by Mr . T . Hall Caine . \ fnr ^ g ¦ \^^ Messrs I W K jfc ^^ J ^ p ^ . 9 Kegan ^ BB *^^ ^^ = ^^ B . certain ~ Paul of & Co the . ' s ~— articles Parchment - _ - _ __ _ _ _ - - contributed _ - _ Library _ _ _ , _ , ^__ ^ _ . v to He ^^^___ the __ has __^_ v v . succeeded - - pp ¦ ^ P- " ^ B- ^^ ^ BP 1 —— Post ¦ I BPJ ^ in ^ PP- — which P identif — Bb " ^ P— ^— ^ P- ^ ^ y J ing —— ^ ^^ said B ^ , says " ~ » to # j '*

      j the ^ ve Athenatim doubled the , circulation of that paper * in six months . The Morning Courier is , also being are looked S through . This may result in a considerable addition to Coleridge ' s authenticated writings .

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      convenientl I B * j ^^^ fw ^ Ml y ^ ¦^ r ** f . sets ^^ B ^ P ^ ^ P ^ P "' ¦^ forth ^ ^^ p ^ m their — — , ~ w * v productions p ~ " ~ ~ " v ^^»™ ~^ p > v " —pv — ' ~^»^ in ^ b . —^ wp . church - ^ ^» ¦¦ ^ b ^ ppv ^^ h — ^ , decoration Bh ^ p vr ^ pi v ^^ ^ pp >«* 1 p ^ ^^ ^ Bp ^ v ^^ b ipb , ^^ ^^ p > brasswork ^^ vp ^ w *^ ppp ^ Bph ^^^ BF * P * ^ BBJ ^ . ^^ BB ^ , BjBr * P ^ BF embroidery ^ P ^ ^¦^ P' ^ P 1 — ~ hpBBh ^ h ^^ k ^ pr P . T MB * flpi ^ Qfe , pT ^ B * ^ Bl texts ^ p * ^^^ . . 0 k bib , scrolls anmlls . banners banners , materials materials ior for amateur amateur decorators decorators , , < & xc c . . Among Amonsr the tne articles articles are are sheets sneets of or designs desiems

      for vitremanle , , or , cheaply colouring windows of churches and public buildings , litany desks of the prie-dieu kindaltar desksaltar ¦ and oratory crosses 1 f candlesticksreredosaltar frontings hk

      ¦ ¦ ¦ emblems V ^~ ^ LW m B ^ ^^ ^^ , mediaeval ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ " ^ , — al ^^ phabets ^ ^^ — ^^ ' ^^ ^ ' ' , , ^ V & ^ ^ ^^* ^ c ~^ ^^^^ , < fec ^ v ^^ ^^ . ^ v ^ v ^^> - The ^^ b i ^ ^^ ^ H ^ <^ B index » H " ^^ r ^^^ ~| ~ ^^^ to nff ^ f ^^ these P , ^ m V «^^ V ^^^^* "V ^^ r ^^ and B ^ f ^^^ ^ T ¦¦ ^^ ^^^ like *^^ ^^ ^^^ , ^ H ] articles ^ M ^ ^^ ^ B ^ ^^^ VB ^^^ *^^ , ^ b ^ extends BP ^ BBi ^^ ^ i ^^ V ^ BV ^ P ^ ^^ " ^^^ ^ Bb A to V ^ BBf ^» ^ B > no ff ^ Bf , •¦ ¦ less fT ^^ ^^ than ^/ A V' ^ " ^ ^ " * ^ a **^ ^ hundred ^ ^ P' ^ — ~~ ^ - " " ^ — """ entries " ^^ ¦¦ ^^ '"' ^ '" , ^ m ' which * ^"" w ^^^ " ^ ^ -- ^ g BBVBk ives - ^ » ^^^ Bi an ™ ¦¦¦ " 1 m ^ - ^~ idea ^^ B- ^ ^ P BJ of ^ P » ¦ ¦ »¦ the ^ B' ^^ ^ " ^ BB- scope B" ^»» ^ B ^ ^^ ^ m ^ ' ^ B ^ of ^ " ^ ^»» ¦¦ the ^ BF ^» ^ P » ^ B » - catalogue ^ B ** BJ ^ B » ^ B /^^**> ^ AbB « >¦ ^ ^^^ . « - enabled Till to tat II " 1 * 1 1 1 1 ^ ¦ 1 * 1 l ¦ ^ » a ^ A T ¦

      We are se positively , and on the very best authority , that there is no foundation whatever for the statement , derived from Paris and copied in many English newspapers , that Mr BiBP . Stanley is on his way w home in order personallto defend tfP himself rfB against V certain BBt

      ¦ ¦ ¦ charges J M Mt ^ J ^_ fc * ^ of ^ W I coercion ^* " v *^^ ^^~^^ ^ ^^ ^ f ^^ of natives ^ ^ ' '"^ P' * ¦ . Pi ¦/ * On ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^ the ^ BP * ^^ ^^ " ^^ contrary ^ ^^> V h ^ pjpr ^^ pf ¦ i ¦ , the ^ PBB W ^^ ^ Ip 7 ^ BP P ^ B Bel ^ i ^^ V ^^ ^^ y r g ian P ^ ^ l # ^ ^ PF ^^ International ^ P * * ^ P ^ ^ PP * 'BB > ^ P *^ Bt p * 4 B »^ ^ Bh 4 Bk » P ^ pT ^ MP' ^^ Bk Association ^^*^ V ^^ BJk ^^^ F ^ P > ^¦ P ) pV ^^ 1 ^ ^^ pr ^ ppP ^ , pT V for ^^ P bF ^ fr A ^ BB » ¦ whom ¦¦ J ^ L \^ ^ b > P * he ** ^ ^ " ^ acts P- Bl ^ P' » *" - *^ , T is , J we ™ " ^^ believe ' ^~^ ^^ ^^ ^~ ^^^ » ^ , in ^™ ^ " ^^ every ^ PP ^ » ^ P' ^™ W way » w ^ — » satisfie ¦ PV * V ^ PP ^ P" P ^— —^ r ¦ ¦¦! i ^ pp- d ^»^ B 1 with ¦ V ^ P » ^ P ^ PPfc ^ P * Mr ^ PBl * VBBhp > tfBB . Bf Stanley * " ^ PP * ^ P" BV ^^ Pj ^ Ph ^ ^ BpF w 's P ^ P' conduct ^ bp' ^ . ^ ^ Bfe ^ ^«^^» B . ^ ^ . pT 1 ^^ , BB and PjM Bl ^ » ^ p ^^ there ^ Ip- ^ B > ^ Bpr ^ Ba ^ BP * " ^ is P > ¦^ p *

      no probability of his returning to Europe , at least until next May or . Tune , and , if then , it will only be to escape the malarial influences of the climate which , at that period of the year , have more than once prostrated him .

      We „ ^_ ^^ are assured that a PM m the a ^ A statement . _ _ made BJB ) in B . a trade b BB 1 journal Bh ^ Bl that _ BB > _ ^ . 4 TJie Peop PPM ^^^ le ^ m , the — ^ m Sunday ^ P ^ k . A ^ Bk Conservative ^^ J B ^^ p V ^^^ B ^ B ^ p ^ BP ^ P ^ B * ^^ P ^^ ^^^ ^^ P * ^^^ weekl ^^ ^^ P' ^^^ ¦ y v , ^ B ¦ is v ~^^ likel ^^ v ^^^ v ¦ ¦ ^ p ^ v ^^^ ^^^ p y p / to ^^^ - ^^ r ceas ^^^* ^ b > ^ r ^ *^>^^ e ^^ pr publication PT ^^ ^ i ^^ P 1 P ^ ppT P ^^ P 1 ^^ " ^^ P ^ ^ P 9 ^^ ^ W ^^^ ^^ pP' ^^ P * ^^ PB P is ^ P ^ P ^^ ' quite ^^^ BJ ^ b ^ V > ^^ P * ^^ ^^ PP ^ unfounded ^ PP *^ Pi ^ BPl ^^* pP ^ ^ P >^ ^ BP *^ P ^ P > ^^ Pj ^ Pp ^ P > ^ p ^ PjWP V . The 4 pB ^^ ^ Bt ^^^ ^ b 7 ^ rumour ^ P > ^ k ^ P ^ ^ PP ^^^^^ b ^ PV pppi ^—^^ has ^^^ ^^ b ^ r ^ v ^ pr

      probably arisen from a recent change in the editorship . So far from The People being about to end its career , the paper is making considerable headway , and its circulation , already large , grows every week . ' I say No ! ' Mr . Wilkie Collins ' s new talecommences in that journal

      on the 16 th inst ., and The People is the only paper which has acquired , the right of its publication B fl ^ BPP in London Pb > V V . ^ ^^ pP ^^^* ' ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^ ^ p ^ ^ pp ^^*^ p ^ p ^ ^^^^

      We must refer our readers to advertisement page 1308 for a description of Messrs . J . M * Stoddart ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^~ ~ ' ^^ & ^ Ph ^^ ^^^ Co ^ p ^^ p - ^^ . ^ p ' s " ^^ p * Encyclopaedia ^^^ " ^^^^^ ^^ " ^^^ ^ pr € / pf ^ PpP ^^^ ~^^^ -X w ^^ f ^ pp * ^^^ ^^ p ^^ Bi pHpi PB ^^ v ^ Americana ^^ P * *^^ ^ P ^ ^^ B P ^ PI ^ PJ ^ P ^^ ^ BBi ^ PJP * ^ B ^^ P * ^^ ^^^ ^ Br ^ v . W * We v ^ PB' mig ^ BpP ^ P ^ B ^^ P ^ P ^ ^ BBBBh J ht ^^ ^^* ^^* add ^ BvPB ^ ^ BP' ^ V ^ P ^^ that ^ P 7 P ^^ PBp ^ Br ^ V ^^ P the ^^ P ^^ ^^^ ^^^ P PP number ^ ^ P ^ ^ B ^^ Bl ^^¦^^^ i ^ P' p ^^^ ^ PpP ^ Ppl of ^^^ P ^^ p nB subscri * ^*^ ^ P * ^^^ ^^^* ^ B * ¦ ^^^ P ^^ ptions JL ^^ i ^ ^ i ^ ^^> ^^^ v ^^

      in this country are much more than had been anticipated . Mr . Stanford , of Charing Cross , is now the London publisher of the Bibliotheqne , Universelle et Revue Suisse , a very old-established magazine ; which is , indeed , in its eighty-eighth year . In ! the varietof its articles the Bibliotheque now before us is not unlike the famous Revue des

      Deux-Monde y swhile the tone of its contents is , perhapsmore likely to be in harmony with Eng —^ " »—— lish ™ — — tastes ^» p _ PBrp ^ w < p ^* , r . The _¦** . *« . ^» " CJiron v _^ v m v m »* ¦ i * que *^ m \/ v \^* - m at * w *» the wpV 4 . \/ end ^ pp * jb .. * . ^—• fc of ^^ ^ each - ^^• t ^ w ^ p > jmat . number , a a v «*«« f * , ^ - ^^^ , is » v ^/ an «^>« pV especial ^ pp ** k ^ f > -p » ^^ ^^ *» «^ - «^ ^ feature ^ p » ^ - ^* ** " v *« * - ^ pp » , and *^ p »« - **^ touches ^* ¦**¦ ^ " ~ -p < p- ^» -p » p » «

      pppupon events of importance in England , France , Germany , Italy , Switzerland , and Russia . As examp " "i **** j ^ / les *» Jt > V of - > JL articles « M tlVlV / U which IT 1 X 1 V / 11 are UiX Vy iJ likel . Ii . VlJ y to \ J \ J HilUJL attract UViU an C 4 / XA Eng ¦ ' ¦¦ K lish l ¦ " ¦¦ reader . L \_/ H < * - * . *_ . A , , we Tfb may 111 C * V cite VJUV / —speaking kJ J _ />^« -V J . VJL * i ^ onl ¦* .- * . AM . y

      from a hasty glance at the last five numbers—Le Journal d'Henry Oreville ; Me * moires de Lucien Bonaparte ; rnariages entre beaux-freres et belles-soeurs ; le MS . Shapira ; la presse anglaise sur le proces de l'Armde du salut ; Quesnel ' s Indo-Chine ; navigation electrique ;

      la la quinze FrsLncPi France jours , pays "nava en Italie peu r . pn . connu flnnnn There ; ? can Eugenie T ^ no be - ^ nift no de f doubt \ p > Guerm Crntiri that n ; the Danube T ) amibf Bibliotheque » , traversee t , ravfir Universelle ? if ? ft des rlftft Piirtea Fortes will be de de found ter fer ; : an interesting addition JIJL to our own numerous Vt monthlies

      — — Vrv ^ vaaac . « p « Vp ^ V 4 A U-IV ^ - VV- ' \ S V-AX . W f T AA ^ JLJlAAVA V- T VS . KJ A 11 V / * . * VJJL J . JL * . ** S * J . We learn from the Dublin correspondent of the Banner that the Public Libraries Act is at last to to -v be p ^ v , put |^ v * u into 1 UI / VF force XVl ^ C ia XIJ . Dublin J _ ^ Ul k / lJ . il . . The X 11 C writer VVXXDV ^ X , however JIU » T V / V ^ 1 . , j says OCCJC kJ , that U 11 UIU ' there wiviu seems uuviiiw some uvmw reason a wmiuv «»

      library doubt in the Kildare necessit Street y of having where the a great old Royal central Dublin library Society , as the is town being is graduall i promised . C « W « L « CWJ . O . jr developed -v « . a great \ w public « . into 4

      a end kind the J of ¦ ¦* - »*• proposal Dublin - * - * -JAV-i . Cll . l . C ? South to UUlCCl establish Kensing / y , M Al . KJA two . Ks ton VU < branch J ; U 1 VA and jLVVJJf libraries so , thoug X / UUX in IJix 111 h populous kJ it V / VXV / seems wiv WJf iO parts j ^ to / caj UUXII » JfcJ be of v ^ - 'p g . beg the wiu inning . cit - *~ . im t . y has «»« at v u ^ T j found w the vuxiw M . J ^ J wrong som p ^ M . v . ^ JL «»« . VV e

      , -- « *» |/ iu ^/ voai U \ - » VDtrtUJlOll l > » T Vf KJJl Ctlivxi liuiaxi ^ tl j . fvj ^ uu . . y j . w < crowded support — _ - iuwaect . witn with C ^ p * . . ertainl readers readers _ y in . while whil Liverpool « the th « hran branch the nh great libraries libraries public _ are are reading little little . __ _ -room known known in . _ or or the ^ cared cared central . about about ^ b . library ^ a PA : but but is A if it al w firood ays , in ; gooa

      readin ^ -roorns were provided , in the proposed branches Dublin , no doubt they would be attractiv — e to ^^ b the buo working vjx JtV classesIn Xll fact uiauc lace that uaicl is xb naiaiv and aim well-lihtedwhere Htivi a man uji j

      « the * jn "ie Illustrated illustrated be ~~ .. quiet T ^ , and Jy Neews w tm at . the has has JUJg sam an an V / iaoocS attractive attrantivfi e time . , gentl Xc power nower *« y Jt , , exercise a cu that that p those those his mind who who warm do do by not not looking live live » y kjlx and and ove —ngixuvvi g r sleep sleep an , old and and volume eat eat ^ c * with witn u of . »

      M tm r . , * R -p- m w . . ^ H _ v . . . ^ Bohn J n UrKJALAM a sing , , ) the llAAKJ le room well WV KJXA - ~ known Xi cannot AA .. KJ V » XI cataloguer Kj re € Ai 1 alise / tAiM . KJpZ . . ' of Ul the UX 1 V Hamilton JUJlt * ll » lluvil and uiiu . other v » uajl ^> * important iiii |/ v » vwiiv book ^ rw « -r »» .

      propert ^ es , has y of now the comp late leted Mr . his James cataloguing Crossley of , preparatory the extensive to collection their sale of b books y auction , MSS b . y , & Messrs c ., the . ootheb Wilkinson ixivtl & Cin Londonnext springIn JLAX cataloguing UlUg the l / iiw MSS jltjlp ^ k ^ . Mr Jliax . Bohn

      ¦ j . yJl , ' » lOflltX / V ^ o VJ . . 111 XJUJIUISLJUCAU OJJAAIJ ^ . . . V ^ C * UU < . LVS « £ . . *» vjiu ^ discovered ook of Humphrey at Stocks , Chetham House , a great in Chatham rari , , ty ' s of own considerable handwriting local . The interest Manchester , being Guardian the Account says at it ,

      presented ^ has for been preservation suggested in severa the l other influential Chetham quarters archives that at this the valuabl College e Hunt relic ' should s Bank be

      Messrs . Sampson Low & among Co . have just issued a list of stereotype plates , , moulds , electro . - - ypes - . j , and copyri ^ orks ^ WJ M . lfg £ hts ll lit % KJi of . upwards U | J WalUO of * Ji . fifty liX VJ works WL / JlJtVO published | JU UHOIiCU by ILPJ' them VAM . WJM 1 A which y » J . **\^ X * they JM . M . KJJf offer vuvx for * . vr « - mma sale ^ , ,

      " ° « ^ owe eluding , Oliver w Wendell by Mrs Holmes . Oliphant for and , Charles MrsWhitney Dudley Warner , Dana , Ejrckmann-Chatrian , Mrs .

      d ^^ teirles Reade is preparing , Harper . 's Magazine . a series of studies of * Bible Characters . '

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1883, page 1203H, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121883/page/35/