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    g alread some y of familiar the poems to us and , through prose sketches their havings were appeared in the periodicals of the day , they came

    ' ) Immortality to our mind as ' , and a fresh ' The enjoyment Voices . of ' * Nature Glimpses , * , are of new (¦¦ H - ^^ T . Any one reading ¦ Mr * . Doveton ¦ ~™~ ¦ ' s verses » ~ will ¦ ~

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    thing with "this we have most seen enchanting in modern sport rh . yme But associated it is the rural healthiness of all Mr . Doveton ' s literary

    - work that is most to be admired . From ^^ H ^ H ^^ M ^^^ J ^^^^^^^^ Messrs ^¦^¦ . V ^^^^^ r ^^^^ ^*^^» ^¦^^^ ^^^ V ^*^^ . v ^ V ^ Macmillan ^^ W ^^^^^> ^^ " ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ - ^^ - ^^^ r ^^^> " ^^ v ^^^^ ^ p—^» ^^™—^^» & ^^^ " ^^^ Co ^^ bv ^^ " ^ . —A ^^™ ^^^^ delig j ^^ bb ^ - ^^^ j ^ ^^^^^ K htful ^^^^^ ¦ ^^ ¦ ™ ™^»

    series of sketches by the author or * John Halifax , Gentleman , ' has seasonably appeared as a other gift book Things , having ' The the author title , anti ' About cipate Money that and the

    UliUCI' XUlUgB . . JLJ-Ly aiUI / UUl' UJUblUipaLC s S UJJ . U . U IUO theme may give to the readers ' a laugh—which is good ; a tear—which is sometimes better ; a

    serious' thought or two- —which is best of all . ' The volume has ten different items , all in the author ' s best style . Good luck should attend

    their teaching , given in volume form to readers who will cherish the author ' s pleasant words and I kindly counsel . »

    From the same . —A new edition of Mr . D . Christie Rachel Murray ' ' s is rusti on c our sentimental table . Being comed deservedl y , ' Aunt y

    popular , , this novel is welcome in its new form , and wider its circles sprightliness of readers will . now assuredly enliven

    ijTrom the same . —* Scenes and Characters . ' Miss Charlotte M . Yonge , in giving to the world the twenty-fourthvolume of her collected novels

    and talesremarks , that the book is an instance in support of , the advice which she has often given to young authors—not to print before they

    themfreshest selves are ideas old . eno Every ugh lover to do of justice pure to their dern English fiction will be ready to congratulate the

    talented author of the * Heir of Redclyffe' upon , the two fact p ¦ refaces of this sho new w a volume contrast ' s appearance of thought . that The is

    , deepl —— y interesting — ^ - — ~— - - ¦ ¦ — . -- - — - ^ — — — w - ^^ m ^ - ^ ^^ ^— «* ^^ ^^ ^ V M ^^ ^ fl » ^^ ^^ . bdil ^ V ^^ ^ 9 ^ T From Messrs . Morot IPreres et Ohuit , Paris . —

    • Garneray ^ Ayentures , Voyages , Combats . ' M . against Gar -- -- ner - - ay us was , chiefl . — ' a brave y in the -- Frenchman - Eastern ¦ ¦ - Seas who 1 during fought

    the g ^ great ^ ^ war _^ , — which — ^ _ __ succeeded . _ _^_ ^^ 'i ^— - ^ the — ^^^^ ^ w ^ French > ¦»^^ v «* w ^^ , « ^^« Revo h »^* ite Jb wA ^ - lution . He served successively in the French navy ,

    in in slaver he a a had piratica oirati which a cal hand l cratt craft traded in manned manned capturing to Zanzibar by bv Frenchmen Frenchmen the . Kent As Indiaman , , a and and pirate in in . a a ,

    ' This for youthful edition of readers Garneray . It ' s is adventures illustrated is and prepared oduced uniform with the ictorial edition , of Jules pr

    Verne ' s stories published p in Paris . From Messrs . James JKTisbet Sd Co .-r-The Rev . lavel Cook

    FS . , M . A ., D . I ) ., has prepared a book of Lord 'Lessons and ( 2 on ) Prop tjtie ( hecies 1 ) Names Concerning and Titles Our of Lord Our

    , in in and all au their . . Each jcacn Fulfilment is is concise concise . ' There ana and are to to fift the the y-two point Doint lectures . and and

    should be of appreciable value to teachers , of Bible classes . For the of tuition the

    ' arrangement is all that could purposes be desired . From Mr . Paul OllendorJBTParis— « Filles

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    at is a the most expense amusing of , 'German series of ladies skits as on - , viewed or sketches ' , 6 pm — - ^ a ^ v Parisian mmm W * Jbl ^ •» ^ ^«^ stand Pta ^ ^^^ ^^ ^^» point H ^ ^^ * w ^^ ^ . » " ^ bv The ^^^'^^ drollery ^^ " ¦ - " ¦ ^— _» of — ^ ^ the . ^ r . t . ^ . ook ^ ~ - ^

    is heightened by a quasi-vofcabulary at tfie foot of words the pages and , p g hrases iving , the making Germ it an look equi as ; valents i | tHe work fop were one to be studied gravel . ' Filles'

    d'Alley 1 tnagne so that ' whether is written the in reader the bri seeks ghtest to Parisian learn about vein , to inhis

    with Germa the n German manners language , crease , or is merel ^ acquaintance y . in search of amusement , he is sure to be gratified .

    From Edinburg Messrs h . . — Oliphant ' The Gates , Anderson of Eden ? by & Annie terrier S . , Swanis in the main tory of Scottish l / lilDU lifeand

    with we UY V V b VaU « may , ) as oVF t XO f little 1 in U l / JJIO some hesitation vv UXCb P m respects JJU b a Ot s O B UV as rf « / X « ; commend we w ¦ V / X have K ^ u - it commended ^^ r - ^ r % to ¦ Xlfv ¦ noti , , uuu —• ce « - —— , ^^^^¦ Qt ^^^ * m * ^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ . ^^ ^^ *^^ ' ^ ^^ ^ ^ . ^^^ . ^ ^^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^^ —— "

    the same writer ' s former works . In Scotland , and among at h Scottish and write people unambitiousl , the author is £ th the liv oroughl traits i uxio y

    « X \ J XlKJllXU ome , f € XX ± \ X WllbCO s l * l _ l <* Ua . » JXUl . V ^» - »» 3 J y . jr o vrA ; l uof that northern one of life the . characters It provokes discovers ^ a sjniile " vt that ^ t notice the

    is post ' no of sinecure sub-editor , ' and to th ^ a t , London under the evening influence paper of Lovewhat he wrote then ' hada e and beauty

    . far exceeding , what he had done in grac the past . ' From the same—Text-bookscontinue to multipl .

    . , y , A and new " one Go" which Famil calls y Tex for t notice Book is / the comp * " iled Come by " | from

    With the John book S appropriate trathesk contains , author texts spaces of for * Bits every for recording day Blinkbonny in the birth — year s . , '

    deaths externally ^ F ^ fe ^^^^ n ^ "v , ^^ m and *^ m , ^^ and ^ a ^ ^ m *^ m ^ v arriages ^^ ^^ well ^^^ . ^^ w ** v *^ printed ^ HVt . ^>^ ^ v .. The ^ ^^ ^^ *^ B at work ^^* ^^ the ^^ ^^ ^^ is ^ " ^ ' —* Ballantyne ' handsom ^^ 3 e , Press .

    From Williams Messrs , F . . R George . G . S ., , has Philip revised & Son Mr . . — Hughes -Mr . J . ' Manual ' Class ib ¦^¦^ w Book which iiw of is 4 welcome Physical in Geograp its ir new ™»»^» 1 w h y form , ' a . useful The

    ^ m ««< v ^*^ ^ r ^ ^ m * » » ^^ ^» ^^ ^^^ ^ v ^ v w » ^^ <^^ ^^ ^^ ^>^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ " ^^ tfw ^ . . ^ ' ^ rw ' ^^ " ¦ —^^^—^» ^ ^ - — examination questions , notes and index are more copious than before . An entirely new set of maps takes the lace of the old ones which were

    some-, what out p of date . Tlie work also gives more t systems horough of attention the world to than * the any mountain manual and we know river

    of . It is one of the best books on the subject . Fro ' m Mai Messrs Assortis . Plon ' is a , sto iNTourrit ry of unhappy , & Cie wedde ., Paris , d life . — .

    The heroine , after vain attempts to obtain a living as a governess or companion , accepts an who offer thinks of marriage he has from thus , a acquired prosperous a slave young man The

    . lady regard , who the is transaction well bor . n and The beautiful main interest , does n of the so story commences at this point . '

    From Mr . William Rice . —Journal of Education Office . The volume of the Journal of Education for «¦• ^^ « ta the W ^ « MV ^^ year W ^^ » - ^ rite 1886 •••• ^^^ ^^ ^^ is ¦«¦ welcome * V ^ W ^ ^^ ^¦ r' » >¦ ^^ ¦ . V We * «^ ^ have » 4 ^» . f V «^ never ^« — ¦ '

    record had any and ' hesitatio review of n in educational saying that organisation as a monthly and it ia excellence the periodical for ¦

    teachers progress XT n * - ' * -JfcJ in v middle *••*? par § J % AiK -class VHVI / VWyfVVV schools I'AJkV . L The / X / JL AVV volumes * IVU » A * w , as and and a sound sound matter counsel counsel of fact . . , are Not Not storehouses a a number number of arvnears information with with--appears

    out some contribution that wiU entertain , guide , „ articles or generall instruct are deal the to the with pedagog point questions ic ; , they reader of are . moment scholarly Th © leading to , ami tn 0

    y not profession insular . . Besides Schools this and , ' the school range . work of subj abroad ects i »

    seem to be described whenever there is anything ? I I notes of importance include remarks to say regarding regarding . them America . Occasional ; blun- I I

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Jan. 15, 1887, page 18, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15011887/page/20/