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    . ' -¦ •. ^^ ( H ^^ 1430 The Publishers'...

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    I Messrs. Field & Tuer.

    Buckskin breeches and old samplers are , as the publishers say , more than suggested 1 li ^ i The binding author of Tli has quainter Follies fancies and Fasbions in the way of book Gran preparation dfathers than , JL & any O 7 , bibliopole by Andre we w W km r U ! H

    In or even printing nav , e illustrations read ot , m these , and t UnM WjB ing Mr . Tuer ' s book has an urfl

    for difficul sistible sistible J % every t old Tl to page -- write world world speak of appearance a- it nnpaT s as of a -Q the new ^^ . doinS ^ " ^ loolfl ^*^ l t V £ H ^^^ i of _~~__ ¦ . —_ ik . _^^ . _* . _ k- ^ 4 . le _ -v- — ^ ¦ - ^ rfk _ h __ — le . of U ^ ^~ _ _ ^_ B ^ Bfl _

    ago ^ , peop so that a their coup lives may generation be real ^ now as they were passed then Ml

    a nd er tru ' s li e ; t th of ey authoritie are , in fact s i s mirroj ampM of ot the tne age a _ re of ot which wliicn he he wrifp writes « wM , ; . fl

    the so much book accep is to tance present . The the ¦' p FolliM lan d

    and F T 7 * ashions 1 , ' X month 1 after « . -w montM x V ^ lX l ^ ^_ H H for ror the tne year vear isuv 1807 ; : tne the wholp whole . worfl urJB

    being embellished by a large nuJ ber of whole-page platesincluding

    ladies and gentlemen ' s dress , ( handB colouredand heightened with tiolj

    and silver , ) ; sporting and coachinB scenes ( hand-coloured ) ; also fanciful

    prints , portraits of celebrities , & cM many of which are printed ivoM

    original copper-plates . Mr . Tue ™ book must have cost him much timfl

    and trouble ; the expense of prol ducing it in a form so novel inusl

    also have been considerable . \\ m are sure , however , that it will bfl

    well repaid ; for the volume is onfl which book-lovers will delight tfl cherish and show to their friendsB

    The accompanying illustration shows the morning dress for ladies and gentlemen in Augu ™ Tuer 1807 ' s book the is , * by permission the plate , dedicated is nicely coloured to the Queen . In . conclusion , we may remark that MrB I

    1 , 000 Quaint Cuts from Books of Other Days . —A glance over this volume revive *

    tnougnts oi a gooa many illustrations wnicn were familiar to our fathers in their school-books and picture-books . The book contains . a __ goodl _ _ y sto _ re _

    x ^ of amusement , for it includes obsolete ^^ illustrations ^ from children ' s story «/ -books fables / chap-books

    & c . The polite-looking gentleman , attending , ST upon , the lady and child in our illustration is perhaps Mr .

    Newbery , at the corner of St . Paul ' s Churchyard , who may be telling of the briht new books he

    g was bringing out for good little boys and girls over a century ago . Anyone having a penchant

    a for deli the g ——— htful stud - y hour — of the examining -v — * engraver —_ ~ . ^^^ these ^^ ^ ' s m ^^ P M art - ^ m 4 1 - could , ^ ft 000 - * a ^ ^ p ^ ^^ Qu ^^ V spend * ¦ ^*^^ ' a ^ int ^ k ^ fc ^ fc ^ rf

    Cuts . ' Those who are getting ^——m - — ^^ - ^^ up - ~ m ~ - drawing ~»— - ^ ' - ¦ — ^ ^ w ^^ S' ^ v ^ room ^ ^^"^ ^ " ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ en ~ ^ h *^

    -tertaiiinients People , published should by ask Messrs for . Field Plays & Tuer for . Youny i The Foster-Brother ' and ' The Creoles ' are before us in

    a single volume , by the Dowager Countess of Harrington . These plays are « ure to Ih' performed during the Christmas festivities . I Last i we had invvi occasion // oiwii to / speak well of The Bairn' Annualedited by Alice (

    Wkran-The annual •" K year J -xmm . is amplified v ^ vu this » year ; v O |/ V , and * IV null very KJM . acceptable * UC JiailUB s are AUUUUI the additions , , CLLllitJCl . IL » V The XXAl ^^ ladies ^ aiw gentlemen ^ v / ih / i vih « jii who """ contribute vuiiuiiMUUVi to uv » its ifcD livel 11 VC 1 y J pages J . ^ O /^ C ; B includ JUAUJ . LUJ . t e Mrs XTJL 1 B . . Richmond XV 1 C 11 J 11 UI 1 U . Ritchie XVl UCJHt 5 ^ ( Miss iU lBD Thackith lJi ' ") ' ) ,

    Mrs . W . K . Clifford , Katherine S . Macquoid , Thomas Macquoid , J . Fraser Corki < in , A The illustrated marginal sketches of child life are delightfully drawn by Miss Lizzie Laws *'"

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1430, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/22/