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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1886, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1429

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      === Messrs. William Clowes & Sons (Limit...

      === MESSRS . WILLIAM CLOWES & SONS ( LIMITED ) . i }( Vk published with the sanction of a Boyal Commission hardly promises much in the

      ? . ' i I ¦ idin , f , entertainment < < , forms IOrillS of * J 1 blue U . When books LUJWJVO We and OiXLKA hear marshalled lXLCXl of . i 31 LCLA such . XKJV-A . a columns / VJJ volume . U . 111 X 1 O Ul of our statistics UC minds * I / IOL / A ^ O . . are It J . ap U t is 1 O to a * conjure relief 1 . CUCX to IKJ up have lia the ¥ C

      J . inniai ¦ ' s-i : l ictuas and dissi Indian pated Exhibition by the elegant , edited appearance by Frank of a book Cundall such , and as Reminiscences illustrated by Thomas of the

      K f ° ltv tf the illustrations designer of leave the Exhibition nothing to di be ploma desired . The . Mr printing . Cundall of the in book his and editorial the engraving capacity

      r u pi ldiii flics H . a txmrts general and history exhibits and . descri The whole ption volume of the exhibition forms an interesting ; also , accounts and beautiful of the Indian memorial and , ; ueiLJinui uxiii uitiuii

      of ji very successiui anu ^ .

      Messrs. Dean & Son. ^ I ^^^H | This 111 ...

      MESSRS . DEAN & SON . I h This firm has produced the most singular novelty of the season in the way of children ' s

      ^^^^ | 111 ( 1 1 »_ A A ^ " ^* " ^^ ^>^* ri ^ " B—J ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^ " ^^^ ^^ ^^» r ^ ¦ ' ^ ¦ ' ^ - ^— " ^^ ' - ~~ - ' ^ ¦ —^ ¦* - ^"" ^ ^^ ¦ V ^ l ^ K b ^ - — » ¦ — — — - — —™ —^— - ~ - ^ ^^^ - ^~ » — ^ " ^ » i ^^^ - ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^ m*—^ ^^» - ^^ ^ b > ^ hi r ^^^ ¦ riiotiae lx > ) ks , namely , a series of Japanese Fairy Tales , printed in English , and published by ¦ K < i }>; iMsha , of Tokio , Japan . The coloured pictures in these little books are of the most ¦ novel characterboth in design and execution . Externallythey are very pretty with their

      ¦ ¦ t Lri ; iku 'lrl the y-coloured place of , s covers titching , more in keeping bright the thro leaves ugh the together knotted . bows , of flossy silken thread which

      ¦ f <» r In nurs sunsh ery p ine leasure and in Stre rh am yme Me and 3 srs story . Daan have & Son bee , so n again well and success so l ful ong . k Tho nown 3 e ' Riverside caterers

      Ri'vels' are written and illustrated by W . C , . Bishop-Oulpepper . The book is well written and plunsiuitly illustrated . —Oar Janlors' Library surprises us by its cheapness . Each volume

      Kn ¦ cuntiins . lulus over ' Little six T ty ' s' pages Tories neatl , ' < The y bound Fairy , and Prin wel ze " and l illustrated the Goblin —all / for 'A aixpence Soldier ' s ! Son The , ' series 'The

      Eni-iiaiited Princess , ' ' The Midshipman , ' and ' Honesty is the Best Policy . ' The volume of the ' Little One ' s Own Coloured Picture Paper' has been published under

      ¦ the title Tne Little One ' s Own Vrl * e > . Mrs . Elizabeth Day edits this bright little magazine , ¦ u'hijli we are bound to say has no equal in the way of providing" happy pictures for happy

      ¦ cliiMren . It is as indispensable for the nurssry as much heavier books are for ' every

      gentle-¦ iulm s library .

      I Messrs. Field & Tuer.

      I MESSRS . FIELD & TUER .

      Mr . John Bickerdyke ' s book , Tlie Curiosities of Ale and Beer , is a remarkably curious

      ¦ volume . Those who have not the slightest BntL'ivst in learning whether ale has or has ¦) i' » t ; i history will be slow to set aside the ¦ l > 'iuk once they have begun to look over its

      l | t ^ i i . 'iMiiiii tttLi < r was p ; l ges collected . Some of by Mr the . Bickerd late J yke . G ' s . ¦ i K ir 'liini i il ui ; l ) rui ut in its present state has been

      ¦ ¦¦ i frini -. U ^' t 'l y v , . J ; JiUfiil . < M . ( 3 D iit nted . f > H b Y . y Readers the +. h *\ author nnf . Vi will r » r and and be sur his Viin - ¦» I'Msed to ..-, observe T » wOuiy D the l / HO abundance CHL » UllU . ctlll _ -C 3 of Ul curious UUI 1 UUB

      ¦ mnv I " . st . . l » ; ; it ill < aching ( l and to anecdote the story , history of ale , and laws , beer and . ¦ s , Mr . TlirtlrorJ u ^^' a V »™ V ia full r » f

      P ¦ jiuuiit "" kc « , l , odds so to and apeak ends , from , which the dep have ths of been the

      | * mi ^ it obscurit be expected y . Messrs , haye . Fiel produced d & Tuer this A quart of ale ia a dish for a king . '—Shakespeare . ¦ ¦ " cumou ¦»» t « M . s l in volume old-sty in le a type very and appropriate bound in garb vellum ; it . is adorned with many odd old cuts , nicely

      I I ' '/^ inomtint we turn , from books for boys to a book about boys . With all his tro ubles mt tv ' K ; 11 ins good words to say of our English youth . His new work' Drat tlie Bjys , ,

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      T ^ " "' ' M " " > lo kindl 0 MeH , y to observation British Boys , an . 1 the author allows his sympathies by dedicating it , with love

      w ^ niuir >;«; vi vera . seil i anil iM , wluch enlarged li : ive e j lition > lease . l of so Bo m an my at in * , tini by 3 S Emil past y , Pfoiffor will gain , claims renewed attention favour . in These the

      r K | M . ; r * -iitiiiKm » ap . in t 8 which <) f the soul they . are now o ! fereI to lovers of musical rhymj which sings of the

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1429, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/21/