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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 15th April 1880, Edition 1 of 1, Page 282, Literary societies and literary and arti...

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      Literary Societies And Literary And Arti...

      Literary societies and literary and artistic clubs seem to be coming into vogue on this side the Atlantic our American , fashioned cousins on the . The basis Lotos of a Club mingling which of has the secured sexes which a house has in so Regent long obtained Street

      offers among to enrol ladies as well as men among its members , , and it appeals to literary and artistic circles for its clienttle . The Dilettante Societyof which a prospectus lies before usis a still

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      A striking illustration of the spread of education among the humbler classes of the French nation is presented by the remarkable increase which has already taken place and which is

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      50 f ., and Haute Vienne 40 f . The largest number of libraries are in the following departments : —Haute Marne , 548 ; Marne , 530 ; Ardennes , 520 ; and Aisne , 514 . The Department

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      quite whole as , in much a most as b nourishing y the children condition , and . fulfil In many to a large places extent , indeed the , they purpose are of us « popular d by the libraries parents . The sum granted by the State for purchases of books for the school libraries is only 120 , OOOf .,

      or less than £ 5 , 000 annually .

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      published * Sylvan Spring shortl ' is b the Messrs title of Mr . Francis LowMarston George Searl Heath ' s & new Rivington book , whic Tlie ¦*¦ «« h volume will be

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      other coloure s illustrations d plates which by Birket have ¦™ b— been Foster reproduced , - Harrison by Weir Messrs , E . . M Lei . Wimperis ghton , Bros , & . c , Besides there will full be -page included will an be < in Sylvan -- _„_ --- Spring ———1 ^«— ' a hundre 'HiBiai d wood engravin v 11 Hk » pbib-bb . of spring flowers and fernsThe work

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      Messrs . ( iassell Petter Oalpin ^ Oo . have disposed of their stock and business th f I maticat instrumeiits and colour boxes to Meseirs & SpottiawoodeGreat New- '^ ovf '

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 15, 1880, page 282, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15041880/page/2/