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    Cit day of contributor his death to he that Occupied . the He position was also of y paper

    F for reemasons some t ' Magazine propri . et At or one and period editor he of acted the

    Fund as honorary an institution secretary to of the which Newspaper he was one Press of

    the fo , unders ; and it was during , his management that the future success of the fund was

    assured . As some token of appreciation of his labours he was subsequently elected to the

    office of vice-president . Tho Thomas mas Spencer Spencer Bay ± 5 ay :: nes nes .. — —The ± he death deatn is is

    announced , of Mr . Thomas Spencer Baynes , iLL . D . Professor of Logic in the University % f

    of St . , Andrews . For r severa ^» l years past he had not been in robust healthbut his death

    which took place in the house , of a friend in , Gloucester CrescentRegent ' s Parkwas

    some-, , was what born sudden in Somerset and unexpected , and educated . Mr . Baynes at the

    late Edinburg Sir Willia h Universit m Hamilton y . He w hose a pup assistan il of t the he — _ _ _ _

    eventually became . In , logic Mr . Baynes gained for himself considerable reputation by

    his Forms essay 3 and on b ot her New works Anal . ytic In 185 T Mr ical . , y

    Baynes left Edinburgh for London , and became assistant editor on the Daily News . On the removal of Professor Veitch to Glasgow

    in 1864 , Mr . Baynes was elected Professor of Logic , Rhetoric , and Metaphysics in St .

    Andrews University . It is as a literary man that Professor Baynes was best known . Articles from his pen frequently appeared in

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    wasclosel of his y life connected was his . selection Probabl in y 1873 the great bMessrs event . y

    A edition . & C . of Black the JSncyclopcedia , publishers , as Britannica editor of . the From new his pen came the long and important

    contribuwhich tion to has the generall ' Encyclopaedia y been admitted ' on * Shakespeare to be an able /

    and For exhaustive the resthowever treatise on he the contented great dramatiat himself .

    with arranging , for the , necessary articles being

    J the written large , and and important supervising staff the of contributions eminent writers of

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    be aminer jl received fbr j , jLrar Baynes iijte the ^ u ^ ^ jLp w ' honorary n ^ wrtm ^ oja ^ jivx " . IJniversity - « v degreje x ««> ^ - "jrvqn 1 ^ of ^ p t an cut IiL . > 1874 . ex OX 1 ) - -

    from had the the LLi University B . Eonpur of from Edinburgh London , \ an . 4 Pro he - .

    acq fessor literature uaintance Baynes of science in a his tiumber clay enjoyed of the the leading personal ' men

    m in literature , , science , , and and art art . , ^ und na tnrougii through his bin regard estimabl by - e personal all - with -- whom qualities he _ . _ was came held in contact in high

    I many He j was of a whom great favourite — he greatl with y encouraged his , _ ^ , __ students — — ^ ^ . _^ b y , . kindl kindlv y counsel counsel and and ass a . & ai istance atarip . ft . Tn In fc St > t . . Andrews AndrA-wra

    missed where . he was best known , he wilTbe greatly , — ¦ —

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    w < x «'" w l ^ e view ^ , & , q . From b thi y s J Mr . thrilli . W J . . W Nicholas ng . little Arrowsmitli . story The is . princi — a ' being Oftie pal Two character of Crosses marked in , '

    peculiarity—one would sav little -wiser than the lives mad a woman solitary whom and secluded he employs existence as servant at Bushev . He

    Heath , but also engages a room at ^ 12 Caroline Place , Bloomsbury , which he visits four times

    during in scientific the year mysteries ; is a dwar , inquisitivel £ a vegetari y watches an , dabbles rlrm his neighbours neighbours , and and loves loves to to roam roa . m about ahnnf-T London ^ n in in

    the wet . Naturally , , to such a man experiences are vouchsafed such as occur in the lifetime of

    thoroug no — — — — ordinary mm hlblood mortal ¦ -curdli ^ . These ¦¦ I — _ nature experi j . _ ences and their are of de a - —

    kind kind scri -w ption . . j ^——— --We We furni y ^ . w _ should should v shes . - ^ - u ^ . ^ - reading v ^ a . « scarcel scarcelv *« .. ng ^^ of ^_»» ^ » the v ^ advise advise « . ^ t / most y , UIUVA readers refl engrossing VJLA . f 3 WJLJL « r « of nf y

    nervous tendency to peruse Mr . Nicholas ' s someimag ¦— what ¦¦ ine gruesome they were fiction themselves ¦ , for they undergoing might possibl the y

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    of sensational , awe-inspiring , ' creepy ' enjoyment . From princi the — pall —w same —•— - familiar —— .- — ^ Mr . Edward to us b Rose reason pl 11 , whose of fc his l na JLh me stage VUltat is

    work w ~ ^ ~*^^ ^* , has "' y dexterousl — —»—— «¦ w y put - »¦•* toge y * ^^* ther - *'*^ " - *** in ' Y ~ . K .: a and Come ludicrous dy of JErrors situations / a number . The of leading highly character amusing

    t he a m young ost int ^ irl ense , Viola descr R iption ydal , ) whose is for long adventure ing ( of

    and romance . Before the close of the narrative she has an ample sufficiency of both , and as a

    married married , woman woman , , w we e p Dresume resume , . cultivates cultivates that that serious « Ai » inn « and sedate aspect which is so dear to the hearts of all British matrons . We do not intend to

    how how spoi l one one . the V error error charm m leads leads of *^ Mr a ^ K ^ mm on on . Kos ^ V to to ^ k oth oth e ' s ers ers farce . a , until until by describing the t . liA whol wlml _ e

    village of Lulham is set in an uproar , , nor shall Headers we relate must how , the discover matter this eventual for themselves ly culminated but .

    we can promise them a rare fit of laughter in , the exceptional search . Mr . smartness Rose tell , s and his some s-t ; pry of with his characters point and

    are exceedingly well drawn . From Mr . William Brown , Edinburgh . —* The

    Baildon Round Jxound , Ta Ta B ble . ble A .., Series series F . R . S . / , E . edited edited The by bv present JtL FT . . Bel Jtellvse volume lyse contains contains papers natters on on Jbiinerson Emerson . Creorge G-finrarfi Eliot TCHa * John Tohn

    Daniel Ruskin ¦¦ ¦ — ' - ~^ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ^ ^^ ^^ , Gabriel ^^ Walt - - ^ - ^ ¦ * p ^ ^^ ^^ ' Whitman Rossetti ^^ v ^ ^»^ ^»^^« r ^^ -w w ^ , . Charl , The ^ p ^ ^^^^ es ^ Dar c ma ontributions ^ . ^ flkflv ^^ win Jb JL W ^ m , fciblWJWT , and ^ ' **™**^ ^

    b which y the strike Editpr us , an as 4 bei ' George ng the Eliot best , ' are to * which Emerson phe , ' name of the writer is not — appended f . l * John

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1887, page 672, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061887/page/10/