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    A ^| In Addition To The Foregoing Notice...

    The Church of England Sunday School Institute announce a number of publications V , torv , g ^ ould & n & ma in teriall spreading y assist its in teap diffusing hings among a wider the and peop more le . Most thoroug of the kno Institute wledge ' of s works Script , u we re tee are written by men who stand high in the appreciation of the Church .

    Few subjects could possibly be so prolific of interest as c The Architectural History of the rniversity I fl I \ M I O I U V of ^ ¦*¦ Cambridge ^^ »>» r—— — ¦— blished ^» — , y an in d — of four - the — volumes Colleges — — ^^ b of — — Cambridge f—) — j and Eton — — j - / a work — of treating the — ^^ of — —

    bridge overtaken hich has University towards been pu Press the . close The of his author labour , the b y te severe y P Mess rofessor illness rs . C H , . ob and er . t Clay t W he ill t A i s . , k Sons was of comp unfortunatel leting Cam the y - history and continuing it to the present time devolved upon John Willis ClarkM . A . than

    whom a more suitable man could scarcely be found . The entire work is one of great , interest , , and publishe attention d in its present l magnificent tion th form valua it ble shoul illus d t be ti certain wh of ich attracting wide lnote and

    worthy earnest as furnis . hing We a correct aso idea men of what e many of the colleges ons , were like especial before y being - partially destroyed or just as ruthlessly ' restored . '

    are The adver 'L tised andscape by Messrs ' poets . , Gall works * u b In y glis A . L , * . 20 0 . Paternoster E ., by W . H S . quare G . Kingston . and Ascott R . Hope ,

    Standard presentation books are the two series of Southgate ' s ' Many Thoughts of Many Minds , ' published by Messrs . Charles Griffin & Co .

    already Lord established Brassey's ' i Naval ts authorit Annual y . , ' Properl published y conducted by Messrs there . Griffin should A . be Co . no , of opposition Portsmouth in , this has

    ¦ ¦ cop field iousl . Those y comp who iled wish and sp to lendidl know about produce the d , navy at a price must which perforce surprises appeal us to by the its cheapness book . It . is

    ¦ ^ I vith _ ... — Mr the _ . John count Hey y in wood which , of his Manchester head-quarters x , announces are situated —^ several . A work work , that for th should e most attract part connec no littl ted e

    ¦ ^ ¦ veil atten _ ,. ^ . _ known — tion is in ' Coun the chronicles ty Families _ _ . of — of local ___ Lancashire literature _ — and — . Cheshire * Annal __ . s / of by _ Manchester James _ _ _ Croston _ ' b _ y , W F . . S E . . A A ., . Axon name

    ¦ ¦ which are of an is al attractive ready pu and blish readable ed , should character also prove . interesting . Mr . Heywood , ' s ^ books generally ,

    I Mr . Alfred Bolness announces several exceedingly attractive publications for the young . ^_ - Admirabl y written , -j illustrated _ _ _ , and — bound , they _ ^ should _ be - __ assured ___ _ of wide _ po ^_ pularity j _ ^ and

    cir-¦ dilation ; and to this end their extremely moderate price will undoubtedly contribute . I Various good works are issued from the Home Words office . l The Fireside . Annual '

    ¦ ^ land ¦ contains ^^ B Heart a , varie ' edi ^^ ^^ ^^ t ted ^^ y ^^* ^^^ of ^^ by - ~ - | l ~ excellent Mr ^^ B « W ^^ m ^ ^^ ^ . ^ F ^^^* w . Sherlock — - ^ reading ^ , ^^ ^^ " ^ i ^ ^ Bv ^^ " ^^^ ^^^ ^ , , V sel w * ho ^^ ec A ^^ ted is ^ fc I" f closel ~^^ ^ with b ^^ p » i J ^^« ^^^ y W grea iden >^^ " ^^ r ^ — — ^ t ^^ tified ^ i ^ care ^ n i ^^ H ^ ^^^ ^ h ^ " ^» with and V w ¦ ^^^ ^^> ^^ ^^ discrimination the ~^ v ^^ ^^~ " ^^^ Church ^«^ ^~ * ^^ v - ^ v ^— ^ v of ^^^ ^^— ; Eng — ' Hand M ^^ W lan — d

    ¦ influence Temperance and Society usefulness , suc , c it essfu s pages lly con being tinues chara a c career terised which by hig has h-cla been ^ abili productive ty , both of of litera much ry ^ _ matter ^^ B Bullock . . ... ^ , . and tin ^ vA ujuo illus A ui tration auifll ; j and ClilU . ' Home _»_ JLV ^ iA » C * Words » T _ V fX \^ O ,, ' under LAJAVAC 31 . the IH . 1 C 7 abl O > UI e \ J direction Ull _ V / VU 1 V / 11 ^ of V ^ A the UIHj ^ h Rev J . **\_ # V . . Charles ¦\^' J . iC * x o . \_/ u

    thoroug hl , remains y wholesome , as here and tofore pure , w an riting admirable . Similar magazine praise may for famil be paid y reading to ^ ' Th , dis e Day tinguished ^ of ^^ Days ^^ b y / ~ which is likewise ix conducted bMrBullockand furnishes reliious reading >\ Jill of a Ml varied

    ami moa »^ _ t interesting » v \_< I * 1 . KJKJ * -i \ JXM nature . \ A \ JLK . > U \ s . \ Jl . * y J- ' JL * . . -1- ^ U » 4 . X » - ' V / XV , CvilU lUilliOllUU 1 VX 1 g £ 11- 'UU JL «^ M ^ V- 'JL T c *^ . * - ' - " - > c f Messrs raessrs . . Boulston HouUton A A . . Sons Sons * * list list , ot of new now works works reveals revaala many manv admira admirabl ble e giit firift--books booka . for tor

    volume both old from » . » and ^ , m the young » j ^ av > larg iu / i t readers : u e and aixx \ M alike varied y cu iou . stock auv There / V / iv here iidi should vj disp uiopic be layed vj no difficult ^ . The j . nv y stories in selec iuu av for ting - 'a . young y \_ a « - »» reall *^ peop j . y ^^ 'v sui ^ jL- 'ju le - table r , «^>^ . ^

    especially good . published Messrs for ivl . Hurst the firs & t , time Bla . okett * s announcements issued in editions comprise a large number the authors \ JlVM of LKJ novels represented ICpi , either

    Stuart are * Mrs - - , •^ Dora v - . ^ * wi Oli € * p Hussell J han . KllCJ VU . 1 t lilBli , Dr O V . tlllltJ uida llllAa George / Ul or and OiLlKX now il' Macdonald / W the VILV lHO Z Author UCli \ UUHU 111 , E new HOW of Ul dna 'John « J CI VJ L 'lUlUllO yall J . Halifax XXaillUA , . Viole . Among X ^ - ., 1 t Gen VJI . U Fane CH 11 ^ tleman UA HID ^ , Mrs . C « Oi . ir . . ' . Forrester The A l . 11 O O * kJUaiiHA Standard CODUtCVA , Esme « iivi " , , , , , !

    j-iinniry i ' of novels published by this firm forms a very suitable medium for Christmas presents . j » wtf Jt asrs lite . en Hurst -Century & Blackett Waifs / further announce a volume for January by John Ashton , entitled :

    ¦ 1 ¦^ jnnoiinco ^ 'itn Messrs Joh a . ston very "W . & fine / A- series X . Johnston of atlases wVi , . iV whose Vi ' for The vfiars repu Roy tation al Atlas t for ood of map at Modern t - h work stands G summi eograp pre hy of -eminent / by A . ,

    ^ ' ^• lonnston n . , TLL IY . TD > ,, TT F . R "R , . G C ± . S R ., which . for years has hn . « s » tood , at the , « very verv summit t ot charto charto--Pj I rin < M > s hic l > iiRine work 88 , has is the been issue revised of atlases and adapted corrected to to certai the present subjects time Thus . A notabl have e feature The Scri in t this

    ¦ | UlaB ^ " 'iiuin ! il ! , works ' i The - Ana " ¦¦ » i cdo * tomy v Botanical \/ lcs hij LI 1 « and U m . * lHSUe j . Atl Ph x uy as CJl ysiology o , ' a . tlH ' lKJ The foy . » ti » ' Zoolog ail bwy y < i [ JL no ii * « J U ical . less icdo LO A CUILcIIII tlas exu an , cvvi au n ' thori uiii The UU . » l |« liy ty Cl Biolog ^ y » . than . uiiau I ical HUH kjii Sir A we WW William tlas *» XiavtJ uiiaui / and ' Turner xui J an 1 O uut OUlipiUlO ' Atlas . . pure xixi All of i

    are excellently prepared , and reflect credit on a firm that is most painstaking and j 1 I * i In ' ! the U ) uld while interesting fascinate young list of readers Messrs . . Crosby ' The Boy Lockwood ' s Own Book & , ' Co for . we one , see is several an admirable works

    w P ^ J " ^ K ^ ; perfect of our storehouse old friend of , youth ' A Trap ' s knowled to Catch ge a Sunbeam in all matters , ' it is hardl relating y necessary to sports to write and !

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    Pec M , oor ^ The Publishers' Circular nr ifo c

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1463C, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/57/