On this page
- Adverts (1)
-
Text (1)
-
¦:• ^-^^T^rrr^:?-'^^ — —- i ' . - •• r. ...
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
-
-
Transcript
-
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.
Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.
¦:• ^-^^T^Rrr^:?-'^^ — —- I ' . - •• R. ...
¦ : ^ - ^^ T ^ rrr ^ : ? - ' ^^ — — - i ' . - •• r . - , ¦¦¦ -, •• ' : ¦¦ ' , - ' - ; ' - ¦ ¦ - '¦ ' " ¦ - 111 ¦¦ , .. ' - . ¦¦ .. . ' # " - ! i g " , -, - ¦ , ' - sgasgM ^
l
Dec rw . 6 ft 1889 T «« r » x , Thf xue * jru Publi Dusners shers' uircuiar Circular 1690 t ^ , —^ . ^ ; ,
Ad22101
=. _ , , ,. At the PARIS EXHIBITION f § 89 , tfm OVLFOmy fJWfVERSilTY of PRESS the five obtained GOLP ^ the MEDALS OJTI 1 Y ^ GRAND i « t We m award 3 PREI ed 3 to B , B cttttf ^ t i ^ v TWO Pinters out and Publishers . CLARENDON PRESS NEW BOOKS FOR PRESENTATION . . ¦ HHHQOeCMHN " TO BE PUBLISHED ON DECEMBEE lOth . A Limited Editiojti edges of , 525 handsomely numbered boun copies d in printed half vellum in large extra 4 to . , on price handmade £ 2 . 12 paper s . Qd . , gilt top , rough LETTERS of the FOURTH EARL of CHESTERFIELD TO HIS GODSON AND SUCCESSOR : Now first Edited from the Originals , with a Memoir of LoBD Chestekfield by THE lELk-IR / IIli O ^ C-A . DE ^ 3 ^ F ^ . K / "VOnsr . WITH PORTJtA . ITS A . NJD 11 , 1 , 17 STMA . TXOXT 8 . rjl JL HESE recently Lettebs come to op lig Lokb ht , and ChesteKfield they are here to \ printed ^ iis Godson verbatim have from , by . the a singular M SS . with coincidence all their , peculiarities of spelling , & c . They number 236 . and are full of wit and wis & om , humour and p in lay Eng fulness land . , How Their to subj become ect matter a Secretary is very of varied State , ; are the a Art few of of Pleasing the topics , ttye dealt importance with . of References Oratory abound to the great statesmen and men of letters-whom Lord Chesterfield knew , to the classical authors unpublished The , and Editor the lett , in er French s a short preserved writers memoir jln of , the sketches his time British . the Museum career , public relating and to private the ' * Rebellion , of the writer of 174 \ . 5 he , and quotes his remarks t > n the Earl * s Irish Administration are naturally of peculiar interest . IJe hopes that these honestl new letters y say will that cause I began many my to task revise with their little estimate interest of , the perhaps writer with , and prejudice for himself ; I he have says ended , ' I can it where with of one Two strong many of portraits the interest of letters the of letters , , - all sympath Lord executed were Chesterfield y , and written in appre collotyp , , three and ciation e of , of illustrate the his . ' Godson old this Hall , views edition of Bretb of . Chesterfield y , together with House a , facsimile Mayfair „ , NEW WORK BY PROFESSOR PALGRAVE . Just ready , half-vellum , gilt top , choicely printed in post 8 vp . 10 * . 6 d . THE TREASURY OF SACRED SONG . Selected from the English Lyrieal Poetry of Four Centuries . With Notes , Explanatory and Biographical , by Fbanois T . PAL 0 KAVSJ * Professor of Poetry in the University of Oxford . m w Hograp ? ain doh * faots To is hies offer intended vn inserted the Poetry lives to for will be of , representative tliQse Poe it try is whose hoped ' s sake best , satisfy of has and the been deepest entire the the natura thoug Editor range l hts " de of * * are first sire En here for $ aim ti $ presented h some Sacred in coitvpilmg acq . Poetry uaintance 1 this . The se with lection brief the , ' From the Pbbfaoe . variety * A carries more deli us g forward htful collection from page it would to page be . difficult Mr . Pal to grav conceive e ' s anthology , and the is a fascination triumphant of vindica infinite - tion of sacred poetry/—^ Timbs . * Mr . Palgrave ' s anthology will at once become a standard volume . '—Pall . Mall Gazette . i ' hxx admirable representation of all that is best in the field of literature which it covers Globe . ' . I * The work adds another to the few books which are prized almost as personal friends by lovers of poetry . '—Scotsman . , ' * . "I Full Clarendon Press Catalogues sent free on application . | i London : HEHRY FROWPE , Clarendon Pres ^^ Wa ^ house , Amen Corner , E . C , ^
-
-
Citation
-
Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1699, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/221/
-