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      The Press On Mr. Carlyle. Following The ...

      venerable literary figure left to us from the first half of the century as well as the greatest Scotsman f 9 of his day and generation . ' He was ¦» ¦ marked out from the ordinary run of literary

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      which no other voice could give them . He was a great teacher fco whom both the constructive and the creative power had been given in larger share than to most men of this or any time . The personal influence which he exercised was perhaps the truest element of his greatness ,

      He spoke as a man to men / The JBerliner Tageblatt remarks that not only England but Germany also is indebted to himsince he first thoroughly understood the beauties of German literature and made them

      known , to his fellow-countrymen . The Borsen Courier writes : — ' Thomas Carlyle was the in an who discovered to Englishmen

      the heretofore hidden intellectual treasures of German poetry . ' The RepubliFrangaise : — 'Mr . Carlle popularised German notions in England in

      "Sartor Resartus que . " This professed says Liberal was y rooted in the past . He denied progress , mocked at civilisation , and adored force . He was a writer without taste , but endowed with

      great imagination . JUe had the art ot dressing up eccentric ideas m taking torms .

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      estab Messrs lished . larg Bein e rose printing ifc - Sons work announce s in conjunction their removal with their to publishing 23 Old Bailey business ^ where . they have

      in the A copy sale of of the Lord Mazarine Hampton Bible 's books , complete announced to the for end this of day the b book y Messrs of Maccabees . Sotheby , , Wilk is included inson ,

      & Hodge . A Royal Navy List' has been published by Messrs . Witherby , of Holborn , based upon the work princi is issued ple of under Hart ' the s ' Army patronag List e , ' of and the presenting Lords Commissioners biographical of details the Admiralt of the y officers . . The

      the Cop 10 th ies inst of the ., granted books printed on behalf at the of the Pitt University Press , Cambrid to Trinity ge , were College , at the , Melbourne Congregation , Australia held on ,

      and to the library of the Ministry of Public Instruction in Paris . w « By 15 , 708 ftvotes against wm «>« 7 , 619 , the question -a kwhether Edinburgh should adopt the Free * . .. . ^ . . *

      Libraries ^ Messrs * . Act Ormiaton was settled & Glass in the , of negative Edinburg on h the , have 8 th inst * just . commenced the publication of jT / wj Stationery and fancy goods Trade trades Review , a The monthl two y numbers journal devoted alread to issued the interests are full of of the matter stationery that should , leather be

      both interesting and . useful to those concerned in y the trades dealt with , more especially to those care in in its North preparation Britain and and | AX \ A in of provincial a thoroug UAJbV / J towns hlpractical generally acquaintance . The journal with gives the evidence requirements of great ¦ % of

      the the V « VA ^^ traders nov AA k 4 JL e lties W" ^ it undertakes |^ of « - % - % ^ W S \ J ^\* r , V ^ dealing It V ^ CiK AA should . JL y W P- ^ as * W # V it be VjLV does / LW in JL iWVVi the in VCWA a hands . AJL comprehensive VtWA 4 W of all i WA & who */ Jt * V / manner Jfc wish V \^ VAA * to ^^ *** with be * - ' .- » kep -w » all - — t

      V *^^ - «* % ^ V ^ S A W ^ , ^/ tk ^ ^— ' A > . A X ^ ^ rf ^^ JkA V LJA ^^ V ^ U A . A -JU ^^ Is ^ A & V ^ % 4 >^^ % P >^ *— ' Jfc * JL W A JL N ^/ AAMIAJ- ^ AK ^ v- ' JL MU 4 . f I ^ Jk ^ - ^ * * ^*^>« a ^ ^/ ' - ' v ^ ' ^^ ai * courant in all that is j > assing in the various branches of the fancy stationery and cognate ^ trades .

      own UfT ' U The publisher lJ \ A . KSXl late . t ^ 3 . *\ . Mr sX , y . thoug UJ . JL Gould W t-tti h •!¦« . , for the -L ** a reason l ornithologist l / MCVXt very VUX . V different VI , J . AX was V ^ X dl , like from JL 1 VJ 111 Mr that V . 1 HUL fiuskin ' which II 111 VI 1 has llUl and led XVJ Mr V ^ . . the \ IXX Edward \ J eccentric \/ V / VUlJUl Arber J . V Oxford v- r > . » . , — his - —

      Professor ments . Mr and . Gould the editor , when of he the had Earl comp y E leted nglish his Reprints ( Century to of reject Birds * the from ord the inary Himalay trade a arrange Moun- - tains / could find no publisher willing to take the risk of bringing it out , and afterwards , when his works made their he declined to avail himself of the good offices of firm .

      Messrs Professor . Puttick Jebb is & the way Simpson literary , will member sell a mu of sical the triumvirate and dramatic elected library as on honorary the any 21 st members inst . of the nual Athenaeu introduction m Club of at nine the persons first election eminent this in year science under , literat the ure rule , art which , or provides for public for services the an . -

      bir . Frederic Roberts and oir VVyvuie Thompson are tlie other members .

      Since Our Last Publication The Following...

      Since our last publication the following Publishers have issued books , full titles of which will be found in the New Book List : —

      Lamentations from Xli Messrs the e Cambridge Di . W gest . a . de iLllen Conditionibus Warehouse * . Co . — . India — , Lectures by List B . Walker , Civil on Teaching . and Streane Military , by ' s , J January . Book G . Fitch of 1881 Jeremiah . . Selected , and Titles ot

      . ** essrB . Cassell JPetter Galpin A , Co . —Captain Burnaby's Hide to Khiva , c heap er ,- » % r » cjuji edition ijiuai . . The Ants vjuui Church wi at a , b ixoLLitj Home , , onurt Short Sermona oermoiia by vy the tii « Bishop x > Lsnop of oi Sodor oouur and niiu . itjlu Man . ii .. Narrati

      from HZes Hakluy srs . 2 t > e edited X . a XLue by . — Mr Voyages of the Elizabethan Seamen to America , Select ves

      Beale Messrs , 3 vols . Hurst . , < St Blaclcett . Payne . —Her . Deserts , by Mrs . A . Fraser , 3 vols . Idonea , l > y A nno

      JMTessrs . Crosby LockwooJ du Co . —The Fields of Great Britain , by H . Clements . Every Man Lockwood ' s Own ' s Lawyer Builders , ' 18 and th edition Contractors . Law ' Price ' s Civil -book Eng for ineering 1881 . , also McLaug Hydraulic hlin's Pottery , by O . K Decoration . Burneu .

      l under taass . JUichelra Mine-drainage , JHinginea , & c- ___ ———* fl

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Feb. 15, 1881, page 130, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15021881/page/6/