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Directory comprehensive 9 published and thoroug by Messrs hly reliable . C . Mitchell , and its & services Co ¦ . It to is the indeed journalist an admirable and advertispr publication .- ^ M
incalculable . The ' Directory 'is now in its forty-third year . This fact in itself speaks volumes ! to its credit . |
From the National Temperance Publication Depot a number of works are issued ! calculated interests which to be the of great promoters service have in the so cause dearly of at sobriet heart . y , and We e to speciall advance y notice the philanthropic "The Official ! !
Volume of Proceedings ' at the British and Colonial Temperance Congress , which affords ! most interesting information . ~ r I
volume Among , ' Jeru the salem Messrs , Bethany . Wei is , sons and ' Be new thlehem books , ' b we y J . would L . Porter particularl , D . D . y , President draw attention of Queen to ' a s ] ! CollegeBelfast . ^ The text ornamented with many fine engravings taken from photographs . !
The Messrs , . Nelson also publish several charming little works for the young , and many books ! of more instructive nature . |
Prominent among the new books published by Mr . John C- Nimmo we find a fine library ! edition in twelve volumes of ' The Works of the Right Hon . Edmund Burke . ' Admirers of
English oratory should welcome with delight this admirable edition of the works of one of its greatest exponents . Two splendid gift-books are to be found in ' The Song of Songs , ' which is illustrated with 26 full-page original etchings from designs by Bidaand ' Well-Worn
Roads of Spain , Holland , and Ital . tJ y , ' b y F . Hopkinson o Smith . The latter , work details the adventures of an artist on his travels , and is embellished l with some forty beautiful designs
by the author . To the Elizabethan Dramatists series The Works of John Marston , ' edited by A . H . Bullen , B . A ., have been added , and a handsome volume , appertaining to the same
period , may be mentioned in ' Lyrics from the Song Books of the Elizabethan Age , ' also produced J . under the editorial guidance C _ 7 of Mr . A . H . Bullen . Altogether tJ , Mr . Nimmo dispaw lays
a list of no little fascination to book buyers . a valuable A more atlas useful it and would appropriate be difficult present to imag at Christmas ine . UKessrs -time , . under George some Philip circumstances & Sonwho , than are
, famous in this branch of book-workannounce no fewer than one hundred and twenty revised different atlases to date for and the containing public to choose detailed , from and . accurate Their c Atlas of of each the Counties countywith of Eng an l index and , '
up , maps , Phili of nearl & y Son 50 , ' 000 s forei names atlases , forms also a deserve most comprehensive a warm word of and commen indispensable dation and volume in the . cheaper Messrs . p gn ;
and more popular works , more particularly adapted for family use , the iirm stands unsurpassed . notable Messrs volumes . G-. . P . The Putnam edition ' s Sons of ' S ' pain list of and new the work Spaniards s comprises , ' by Edmondo a variety de of Amicis attractive , which and is illustrated / with vi eleven full iuii -etchings 1 and / ixvx a number iiuiiiiuc / X of uiiv hotogravures uutia / of / drawings and
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such a way as to increase their natural fascinations a hundred-fold . have Messrs special . Spottiswoodc facilities for the , whose prompt name execution as printers of all stands forms almost of book unrivall , magazine ed , are , l l * < 'K n < ie il ) 1 V ' aI 1 ,
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1463D, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/58/
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