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      n . ; : " ^ rrr zz iy ^ -jrin f The Publishers' Circular April I & ^ igfa m

      = I Now Further Come To Detail Hand S, R...

      = I now Further come to detail hand s , respectin which will g the have funeral an interest of Long for fellow all on Eng the lish 26 admirers th ult . In of the the poet house have the

      I services consisted of a brief address , with reading of selections from the Scriptures W the voices Rev ^» - » - ^ » . w Samuel ¦¦»»¦ — with -w—— — - — — Long _ ian ^_ — — . _^___ fellow — _ . , of Philade and lp hia , short the poet j concludi ^ 's brother ; ^ . sing ^^ also ing ^^ b b y a the choir *^ of v ^ A female J >\ 7111 g % Ifl

      Longfellow , . p These o accompaniment services were , strictl a . y private , and ng in the prayer presence , of y a small Rev . Samuel embracing emoracing oniy onlv me the family iamiiy and sinu relatives relatives who wnu were were preseat jjxt ?» cu . u at at the uic poet j ^ uct ' s a death « . « 3 a , tu - bed oea , an and company d a a few tlZ

      Jiimerson daughters of his intimat , who his e brothers would literary not not and friends be sisters deterre aeierre and , and d nei bv g of hbours the those . not There of vi of the were his immediate health vuibii the poet and ' s famil his famil y advancin , y Ral of ph sons Waldo and

      from Emerson attending , , wno woma the funeral oe of his old a oy and xne revered aeucacy delicacy friend ms ; Oliver u Wendell ana ms H advancing olmes , George g years vo « i * I William wiuiam uurtis Curtis , unaries Charles Eliot xjJliox ja Norton orson , , the iue Rev rvev . . Cyrus \ yyrus a A , , jBarto > artu , , Alexander < £ Lie 2 Lauuer Agassiz Agassiz . and and Mrs Mi *

      Louis Agassiz . , This company was grouped around the coffin , at the head of which , sat the . covered Rev . Samuel with black Longfellow broadcloth , who , and alone bore conducted a fellow single line the of simp Feb ? Passion le 27 / services -flowers 1807 / . iDied . The iea The plain inscri coflin ption ^ on as

      tne the plate rriate was was : : ' Jtienry Henrv W wadsworth aaswortn Long juongieiiow . . Born oorn jeo . . z , , xou . . ^ March marcn ^ 24 4 . 1 I 882 ftflo / » Immediatel deposited in y the on famil the conclusion y vault . It of was the followed services to the the body grave was "by born the e larger to Mount porti Auburn on of , those and le here the services at

      present at the services . The ceremony was as simpas the house had been the grave , and . there The was Rev no . S disp amuel lay Long of flowers fellow , onl spoke y a the profusion words of : l evergreen O deathwhere being is placed thy sting about ?

      cr ^¦ " ^^ ave ^^ ^^^ grave ^^^ V , ^^^ ana and ^^^^^ , ^^ ^^ where tne the ^^^^^ ^^^^^ Lord ^ . Lora is ^^^^^ ^^ thy ^^^ taketh taketh victory ^^^ ^^ ' ^ r ^^ " ^ ^^^^» ^^ r ^ " » ^^^ awav ^^^ ? . ^^^ b ^^ v ^^^ Dust ^ . . ^^^^^^ B — " . ^^ Blessed ^ Blessed ^^^^^ thou ^ art ^ k ^ be be ^^ , ^^^ and tne the ^^ unto name name dust — 01 of tne the thou — Lord i- < shalt — orci — .. , ' ' return — Ana And ¦ ^^™ ^^ ^ p . this this ^^^ ^ f The ^ b ^ v j was waa p ^^ ^ Lord ^^ L ^» all n ^ Lfc . 1 1 gave away

      Public Harvard , services College later . These in the were afternoon attended and by those after who the had burial been were present held at , in the App funeral leton services Chapel . , ,

      ana and a a crowded crowded congregation conerresration . , many nianv who who desired desired , to to attend attend beiner being unable unable to to get eret into into the the hall hall .. I Selections from the Scriptures and from Longfellow ' s works were read appropriate to the occasionamong others the lines from c Hiawatha /

      beginning—, He , the sweetest of all singers , Beautiful "Rftfl-ntifnl and and chud r » . hild - like likfi was ^ WfLfi he Kft ;

      Brave as man is , soft as woman , Pliant PInAnt . as a . s a wand wane ? of of willow willow .

      Statel All the y as a deer sounds with of antlers nature , ,

      Borrowed many sweetness from his singing , All the hearts of men were softened

      By the pathos of his music . The Rev . C . C . Everett afterwards delivered an address upon the poet ' s life and works . The

      services concluded with the singing of the hymn : God is meroiful , and his love

      He sheds upon the path in which we rove . Longfellow had for the last quarter of a century atteaded a Unitarian church , and was classed

      as a prominent member of the Unitarian denomination .

      Mr. Blanchard Jerrold, Having Been Credi...

      Mr . Blanchard Jerrold , having been credited by the Echo with having written the most exp successful lains that and he gorgeous has never of written the pantomimes a pantomime which in his hav life e , and been cannot produced even at remember * 01 d Dru when ry , he iiv / last

      jLtbou saw nan vjilkj one . . and The lending council -library of the in South Battersea London , but Free require library that are £ about 200 shoul to open d be a branch given yearl free reading y from mciuuiug -room local

      sources HOnro Battersea art for . P . 9 . such , Free Ti every Yoa exhibitions art n Sunday rf . exh <* TrViiKi ibitions , and fi They < vna the w will will ill council be * K send « held Viol will rl for in it be » the various vonnno glad works of books parts r » ar +. a , Saturday ot of money South S ^ m , +. and and txu London TjOTldon + M loan return *^ of , , including worKs them 0 0 * 1

      Monday hi U X \ Jk OUUl . Letters t > A . lllU 10 should LUll » . . be XlLVy addressed Will BCI to the . 1 U 1 tre asurer « WU 1 KO Mr . on LMX William OillUl U . Rossiter »^ . , Free «~ - Library - , Upper Kennington Lane . , . districts ,. . . , at ^ i ^

      and followed A on series the , earl Continent of y holiday in May . , handbooks b The y < firs A Holiday t , * is A in Tri preparation in p Holland to the Ardennes / to to some which less / by Mr -frequented . M Thomas r . Percy Pumell Lindley will , wiu n « n

      tribute fcriblltf 1 Faith * * JN N ort ort Ho h h TTnlljvn Holland and Charit , and jvnrl the fhft * is Dead TiAnrl the title Cities flifiAH of of nf a new the +. "h « Zuy y novel . \ i \ Tf der \ oT b Zee ' /*{ Anna *(* . Lislethe author ot . , c ~ elf \ e and Archbishop Self-Sacrifice , pe Trench , , ' & c . ' s It well will y -known be published work < shortl On the y by Stud Messrs y of . Groombrid Words' has , ge j & ust Sons reacneu .

      eighteenth Mr . Serj edition eant . Ballantine ' s Experiences of a Barrister y ' s Life' is already in * . * xvjjd

      handa edition Scott . but ' s novels there elicits have ill probabl been published still be in found numberless forms and for have the biJici edition been edited ^ . hicn , y ^ e 88 lSm y

      Ward jiiaiJi Didot ua . , & It Lock will announce form w y * xia a veritable % with jv <* umy . the j nnn Sdition illustration utj luunu de luxe s now a a if large lm the in gtJ cours public puujut paper e of and lux publication typograp o « " » hy in ;* ^ * are ^ arl . * w o £ thy j ^ jjbl ^ to

      be mated with the pictures . ^^^ ^ - ~~

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 15, 1882, page 348, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15041882/page/4/