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    448 The Publishers'Circular J^er& itto

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    Books Received :— ¦ From dk • ^^*»<» Mr ...

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    448 The Publishers'circular J^Er& Itto

    448 The Publishers ' Circular J ^ er & itto

    Books Received :— ¦ From Dk • ^^*»<» Mr ...

    Books Received : — ¦ From dk ^^*»<» Mr m * m . David « v ^ •¦» w ^^ w Bogue ^ mtm ^^^ 9 ^^^^ v . — ' The ^— —— »^ Shill " »¦ ——— — i — ng —^^ -y ——— House — — of — —

    Walford Commons M for . A 1880 . It ( would New Parliament we ) , b be y Edward difficult to ^^^^ find 0 ^» J |^ VA ^ a ^ , more H ^ 0 ^^* w ¦ ¦ competent - ' X-T ^ t pir ^^ ^ p ^^ vi ^ v , comp v ^^^^ b ^ ^ v suppose - iler » ^ " ^»«™ ^ for ^^ ^— , a ^ ^ Parlia ^— — ¦ —r- — -

    men Families tary ha and ndbook as far than the a editor of t examination he ' County will enable us to judgeMr . Walf cursory ord has done his

    work admirably well . , Under each constituency h « gives the population , number of electors ,

    names TmmAfl of nf candidates ra . ndidA . teg at at the t . hft last last , General General Election Election ., and the number polled by each , the name of the successful candidate being then given with

    biogrophical data , and his addresses in London and elsewhere . An alphabetical list of the members with reference' to the pages on which they are

    described forms an index to the book , and lists of officers of the House of Commons , of the Privy Council , and of the holders of the various

    ministerial appointments in the present and last administrations , complete the book . It is a little pocket volume and is clearlprinted .

    From Messrs . Henry Carey y , Baird , & Co ., Philadelphia . —* Kose ' s Slide valve practically explained / A compact manual of 100 pages ,

    crown 8 vo ., which gives simple and complete demonstrations of the operations of each element in a slide-valve movementthe effects of variations in

    their proportions , by , examples carefully selected from the most recent and successful practice , the . whole illustrated by diagrams .

    From Messrs . Cassell , Petter , Q-alpin , & Co . — ' Memories of my Exile / by Louis Koseuth . The curious interest of this volume will be seen from

    the short extract we give : — reached agreeable June my 28 insects , 1859 handsome . , when After cleanly landing I received lodgings ( at a Gen telegram , oa free ) I had from from scarcely all Turin dis- ,

    sent sent by by Cavour Cavour . . . . . . desiring deslrinc to to speak sneak with with me me as as soon soon as as possible I therefore . go to Turin to day . Thence to-morrow to PiaceDza to see the Prince

    •«• mwmviv fc * V UAVAAVff W JL lUVUUiiU W O * - >\ J I > UU JL * \^»\> V ( Napoleon Thence ) . again , the day after , to Bee the Emperor at Brescia .

    1 in July the morning 3 , 1869 . . I He went not to only see the received Empero me r at at eight once o ' cl , oc but k Sardinia kept me &« for was a obliged whole hour to wait OT with !/ for A . V / him J about CfcRSVr , and iA half even 1 |» an 11 the hour king & of

    * wwmw »* w « * v » WU VVM ^ VU W (¦»* . V LJ » JL JIV « A . * . . . nant a Pietri traiU , il was avec vous present une a regu consideration , and avec sai des d , igards when affeclueuse we extraordinaires came . out , C ' est et 6 vous

    ton-Kossuth was made useful in pulling some chestnuts out of the fire . ¦ armistice vwr vrwwwv On July > had rv « M 8 VVVr been , papers » concluded \ sAP V WVtl brought V « . the intelligence that an ^* V '

    seemed This so news utterly struck incredible us like a . thunderbolt . . Prince Napoleon , but the took matter the threatened raised conditions difficulties of him peace with on to some revolution Veron points a on , In whereat July Italy 11 and . Prince Francis Hungary Napoleon Joseph .

    After this , our readers will not require to be told what a contribution to later modern history Kossuth ' s Memories are .

    From Messrs . Griffith & Farran . —* Blakiston ' s Glimpses of the Globe . ' A first geographical reading of speaking -book lessons , which presents itself in the shape

    From the same . — ' Plain Hints for Needlework Exing aminers solection / comprises of jud general division principles of in labour

    judgdoubts , to be solved ges selection , of materials , netting genera , l anatomy finish , stitches of a ~ stocking , in ^^ »^» p ( . H lain » - «| Bk , skeleton 9 ** work mm ^ , f A ^ w , knitting demon WiUVIA - , ,

    stration lessons , certificates o £ competency , the I tions sight ' as materials affected required by needlework , * of private tapesbuttons

    instruc-& C , and , a glossary , which , gauges is greater than , the rest , of ful for book to understand . It may things be that b it their is the right most names

    use-, y , fe- ' . and so call them , is surely a good foundation , P '" i ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' - ' ,.

    From Messrs . Wells Gardner , Barton &

    W ' S ynne piritual , A Life . M ., in Vicar its Earli of er Hol Stages ywood , ' b . y , G The Bbbot Co 2 - ^ ^ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ Lectures I 4 rat i m ¦¦ » contained jb « vim in •¦» « t ^ V in •¦« this At w % « «¦• little Ii ¦ 44 l a volume _ .

    * * learn from the title , delivered in the parish were church »« Holywood h during the Lent of the current

    ^ m ^ m ^^ m - ^^ ^ v ^ ¦ v w ^^^ ¦ ^^ ^ n ^ , H « ^ i ^— ^^ W ^— ' — ' — " — ^^ ~—^ ^ V ? ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ M MM » j vm ^ ff B ^|^ » B the A Convincing _\^ _ subjects ^ _ * A 1 being T « The — , Great * T f ¥ ^ h l- © Si Beg T > g — ht inning 1 _ - / * Self , ' - * SurrenL The tmmm S mrit ^* 1

    , ' belongs and ' The to — Use that of school — Means of / clergy The D « r author in the w——» apparently Chmch of

    ^ Mm ^ iif England ^^ which numbers among its members such y men as Bishop Maclagan and Canon G . H . Wil . kinsonwhowhile full

    , , giving prominence to the sacramental system of the Church , teach with at much directness the old

    as evangelical leaden the need of what is technically termed conversion althoug superstructure h they _ _ go of _ beyond the spiritual them in life ¦ buildi _ with ng definite KM up the ,

    — - — MMUVV and ^ m systematic . . m completeness « M . The ml idea « as con * veyed words : b — y ' the Now author the is goodn expressed - ess of - in God the is sr following leading

    thee _ — to repen tance , . When yi ~ He . _ _ — makes _— . . . an im . ^ pression av « n » a | M | it ( a is pai of nful His or goodness h irritating that one He ) that does all it is and not He righ does t ,

    it ^^ — - - to -r - ^— lead r- to ^^^— — repentan — - " — " — — ce . Eepentance — — — — — , J — — ^ - is ^» ^ p ^^^ v agony ^^ W ^ p ^ 0 ^^ and remorse in some souls , stricken to the earth by a discovery of their vileness . They crouch in

    terror and cry , " God have mercy , ere I perish , " But repentance may be very real without producing such agonies . The genuine sigh of some

    fair and pure young heart , as when , all alone , a young girl of refined and cultivated mind rite thinking of her God and of her worthless life , may

    "be the commencement of true repentance . The m thoug ind " , This rising life in of some mine is honest not what young God man mad ' s e

    me for , ; I am leaving Him out of account , and amusing eternity V t / K * Ju **»« ** W . myself I « . am UAM wro » W as A VMik n if g— there quite V | Vtt ^ S / were ^ wrong WV A . ^^ no n . su What ch thin Oug ^ g Oht as

    I to do ? " This , too , is repentance begun . This there put is the aside is beg most , quenched inning serious of , or " danger finding crushed of Hi , weak this II m . feeling and It may tender ; and be

    tUVXf * K 7 . UJLVhJV UV 1 AVUU VlUUg ^ A V * * - *•« - " - — " — ——' feelings put L / U . I aside UU 1 UVI which . JL But ^ UU have if * JL they VAA no passion » are VA V encouraged ^ - ^ »* X in > vr *^» the *» Q — m , y being tended w ,

    deepened addresses , they the author lead to God ives / hints In the and subsequent directions for the development of g the spiritual life exhorta when it

    tion is is revived revived to the , , cultivation and and he he doses r » losfl of « system wi with th an an and earnest earnest habit exnona , and to --the of the Church of ui

    iue use use ui luo vyuuiuu s d means moaiiD grace g » aw . From manual the of same Church . — 'The doctrine Christian , by the Ministry Bev . Thomas . ' of A

    very Farrar comprehensive , M . A . A third and and usefu enlarged l work edition , mainly , w a must tion liiuh from iiuuu be the variety vai case in of all such vplumes The jpoints , a ^^ deal r ^

    a a ioiij ui ouu sources xeca . . . " « j ^ w——Anabaptism tionalism with are : , Modern tho ministry the Wesleyanism of the Pl Churc ymouth , Presby h , tenanism Congrega Bretnren - , -

    macy ism , E and piscopacy infallibili , or , Ang ty Baptists , lican St . Peter , orders s Boman , Papal mw PetHW anore « on -

    claims legal I « £ m 1 evidence f » , viHflnPA and Moravian of nf the thts Scr Sr » rirkfnrfl orders ipture ; on nn while the the ten tell in reu the » uw ap " - pendices | JCUU 1 UO 0 JUC he UOttlO deals with W 1 VU a tt number UUUiUCi of v « the minor Vft 10 , a «

    part velopments s of the subject and recent , and extensions deals for of instance * wj , » the the latest latest phaeo nlmeo of of the tho latest latest ecclesiastical ecclesiastical hyW "Jr » . , '

    so 4 the exhaustive Order of and Corporate every statement Reunion / is so tn l 0 ™ ' ( jt 1 ^ safety *

    commended llv y rei reinnforced forced as bbv y a authorities authorities valuable work , , that that of it it refo may may rence u , ^ aj v » « * ^ j i from its merits as a manual for ecclesiastic "

    ' A V * A A l VM AH vA A */ Kf IWU * \ M M * m % ai * Ji % . • ^ — I students , whether clergymen or laymen . f

    From Examination Mr . John Papers Heywood , ' comprising . —* P the upil wh ^ ° r 'e Ot ^^ Jj B

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1880, page 448, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061880/page/8/