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    7 2Q The Publishers' Circular June 15188...

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    LORD ABERDEEN'S PROTEST. ' Under -¦— ' '...

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    THE NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND. The twenty-six...

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    7 2q The Publishers' Circular June 15188...

    7 2 Q The Publishers' Circular June 151889 ,

    Lord Aberdeen's Protest. ' Under -¦— ' '...

    LORD ABERDEEN'S PROTEST . Under the familiar f heading of ' The Study

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    letter to the PublishersCircular on " Pernicious literature i ^ - ^ " which all reasonable men 1

    who ^^ ^ " ^ ^ ^ " ^ have v ^_ ' ^— ^^^ any Fl ^ F 1 ~ V ^^ ^ P regard , « ^ W ^^ F ^ ^ Fl ^^ for T ^^ WFJ ^^ Ff ^ the B ^ FF ^ F > ^ Mp' ^^ well FJ t ^ ^ tFF ~ flVj >^» - ^^^ being VJ V ^ bF * ^ V > ^ k ^ ^» ^ b ^ b ^^ of p ^^^^ their ~ - ' country " — ^ ' ™ ^ ' ^ B should FF ^ V «* ' ^ F ^ ^ F" ^^ F » *^ P ^ P make ^^^ V ^^ I ^ V ^^ Fk ^ F ^ " ^ F ^ haste ^^^ TVFF ^ ^ P ^^ F ^ to ^ p * ^ iF' endorse ^ fF' ^^ ^ F » ^ p ^ F ^ iFF ^^ FJ ^ ^^ . T F ^

    Lord Aberdeen says that he has no sympathy II and with li a ght *• - puritanical Bl iearted . " frowning The oHbhhb ¦ sort ^ pf on of hF what publication is . gay

    ¦ FJ reprobated against — H ^^ PI ^ PA which ^^ ^ B ^^^ as " ^« V r - ^ V ^ V ^ HHF he strongly FF ¦^ pp ^^ pp ^ protests ¦^¦ Hp ^ 1 ¦ b HHp y W ^ ^ bj is ^ the BP VBV such ^^^ p BB ^^^ di ^ j sci BfBBT ^^^ r as would H les Bb ppV ^ pFA FBfe ^ P ^ VbP ^ of ^ BF >^^ Ft ^^ FTH Joh ^ h ^ ^ F '' flB ^ be ^ P flB ' fc n Bl *^ V

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    , an are ag we itation to define ? Lord the limits Aberdeen and obj mentions ects of such no

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    Bowdlerised the Bible . Neither Lord Aberdeen , nor any otjier sensible man . would attempt any such futile crusade . We have to

    aauthors grant — — uthors - — — ^~ *^ v , in ^^ wiiose wh ^ ^ the ^^ W ose ^^ ^ first ^ ^ r ** grossness crrofcsness "'* *^ p b ^ f * ^ lace ^ ab ^ pk ^ mp * , / that ^ ¦ virtfii not not . _ rm . certain ^ pp lesa less r 9 v than th * ^^ pr ft cl n assical i _ py their f . Vipiv ^^^ v ^^^ bbp *

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    read these by is immature comparativel ¦ ¦ ¦ youths y slight of . strong They «« passions ^ are trmJWLJ not

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    we Frenchmen do . If th repudiate ese books and were , condemn onlcirculated , as fully as in the language in which they were y writtenthere

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    travel circulated everywhere at the lowest and possible are Kke price a deadl , they y

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    now a common precaution of civilisation . Is there to be no segregation foif moral

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    country a great organisation whose united opinion and action is quite sufficient to sweep away

    this evil . We must organise at once . Lord Aberdeen leads b the way , and a ¦ wiser iBBh iBBBBBFJ and Bft ^^^

    nobler ^^ leader ^ could ^ ^ not be ^ desired ^ ^ . This \ question must no longer be left to casual

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    the Sundays opening . . ^ Here of is the ^^ . a far French _^^^^^^ more serious Exhibition ^^^^^^^ ^^ evih on It

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    -Ntion of the vilestforms of French literature . It is a subject on which all Christians can

    unite . Archbishops , cardinals , and wayside evangelists can here find common - —w h cause i . Pro

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    protect matter equall the purity y urgen of t a to country all statesme 's youth n is all a

    patriots BBP ^ B . ^ ^ i ^^ F' ^ F * ^ F ^ ^ FJ ^ ^ B . , and ^^ H ^ B ^ BP ^ B ^ BBP ^ BB 1 ^ all ^ W parents ^ PW ^^^ ^ BpBJh ^ BP 1 ^^ ^ " 1 ^^ r throug " ^^ ^^^ B ^^— hout v ^^ - ^ - ^ " - ^— the —~^ - ^^ length ¦ " ™ , V ^ " ^ " ^ ^

    and breadth of the land . I fll

    The Newspaper Press Fund. The Twenty-Six...

    THE NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND . The twenty-sixth anniversary dinner of the

    Newspaper Press Fund took place at the Hotel Me * tropoleon the ¦ ¦ 1 ¦ st » inst ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ V . under the

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    Lord A . Borthwick Bllenboroug , M . P h . ( Lord President Grewe of the Sir i i Fund Henry ) ,

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    pressman the every poet kind of . Schiller that He day lived , B aud to BT in give urged the some same a press consp house notices icuous with

    silence of P ^ BBB -BBT the W ** T I IF ^^^ m ^ m * poet PWBJ of the ^^ iMB , whose PB HVI Bi BJ ^ p * ^ P ^ BJ Bk ¦ M ¦ ^ P soul 1 " ^^ fc * ' jBB ^ was ^ concerning "W ^ T' ^— ^ ' depressed —^ — - —* ^^^ «— - ^ - - him ^^ ~ - ¦ b ¦ . ^^ y ^ ^—< the He - ¦ w bb ^^ - " —

    was F ^^ P BB > pB ^ B ^ B * B . ^ PBP ^ BbP the ^ BpP ^ Bp * BBBI chief ^ Bp P . BBB ^^ r newspapers BV BB ^ B ^ P * founder BJ IV pp ^¦ P ^ P' H ^ f ^^ pp p ^ r ^ P ^ p of ^ p > ^^^ ¦ ¦ ^^^ the ^^^ ^ ¦¦ ^ ¦ « w ^ ¦ ^ -BIBB well ^^ - known —— ^ . ^^^ pv ^^^ forei « B | ^^ T PPB > B ^ pr " * ¦¦ g ^ h n PBhMfe n BBd ^ e ^« P * w V * spaper W ^^ Wm ^ P * W ^* ^^ V * , 'I the ^** ^* * " ^** ^ AlU *** ¦*** " ^ ^* ^ jemeine T ^^ ™^ ^^ ^^ Zeitwug ^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ "T . ^ He BBi ~^ BT

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    —claims of the fund Mr . Goschen referred to the ubiquitthe omniscienceand the omni ¦ ¦ -

    potence " ^» ^ " . ^^ - ^ B »^ - ¦ ¦ » ^ ' . ^ F « ¦ V ' ^ P ^™ of ^^ " ^^ y W , BB the ^ " ^ ^^^ V . " ^ BB" newspaper ^»^ ^ P ^™ .. ^ " ^^^ PBBP Pp * B" ^ Bf » ^^» ^ BP —BF ^ " ^ F—^^ B press ^ , V ^ ' T . ' The ~ ^^ first ~ - *~ ^^ had P ^^ ^™ ^ P ^ Pr —^ P ^^ been P' ^ f' - ^^ " ^ BB * BlF . njP secured ^ Brf . " ^ BJP ^ ^ W V * ^^ pr ^¦^ 'Bp b P ^ p y W p B ^ h B ^ F * B | ysical BP P ^ B * BB > ^ BBF" F ^»~^^^ circumstances I ¦¦ ¦¦ ~^ r ¦ . " ¦ ^ r ~ w —w- ^~ >^ n ^ F « ' ^ p- - ^ . f- V V , - ™

    an amongst importan which t part modern . With inventions regard to had the p omni layed

    science , he felt that no layman could speak

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1889, page 720, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061889/page/10/