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    Then the drawing illustrating * '' Come in ! cried Mr . Pecksniffnot severelonl - ^ pr •^¦^ b ^ b h

    ; virtuousl ^ y ^ L ^» ^^ ^*»^^ ^^~*^^— y ^^ , " Come ^— ' ^^ i - ¦» ^^— in ^^^ p ^^ / , « ' £ ^^ 12 « p ^ >^ . 5 p ^ pw $ ^ p-- . v vpr « pp Lot » - ^ ¦¦ ^ r- ^^ y y , 13 was y an elaborate drawing in neutral tint and

    ¦ house pencil i — of a Martin mutual meets relation an , acqu ' j £ 12 aintance . 15 s . Lot at the 29 ,

    Mr . Pinch departs to seek his fortune / £ 13 . drawing Lot — 37 , ' Mrs this . Gamp the subject propoges of a it toast has , ' certainl a capital y

    become historical , and v the price realised v 1 ( £ V ^ mw 35 - | — ^^ r . m 10 .. b ^ ^^ s ^^ . v ) ^ v ' does ^ ibp ^^^ ^ mr w ^ not b ^ b - ^ ^ p ^ pr a seem ^ r ^ M » v ^ i ^ ^ h ^ bpi ^ v ^ hi »^ mbp »« g bjk h b »^^ ; h in B ^ tfpk ^^ fact BVBr ^ J ^ F ^ l * r ^ tfT this ' ^ # B ^^^^^* h ^

    would remark hav app e lies thoug to all ht these from fort the y drawings absence — of one so

    many faces we are accustomed to see at sales of this character that something was wrong

    with it . There is one more drawing we must Grandfather mention ~^«« b ^ B bb , and k tmr in that the v was Old ' Little Curiosit Nell and Shop k her /

    which ^^^ v m ^ v ^^ p ^^^> v was ^ ^ m ^ m ^ - ^^ mm * knocked B ^> ^ v ^ pb ^ r wp ^^««^ down ^^^ ^ mm ^^* . ^ ^*^ for ^ tf *»^ B . ^ mM ^ m £ ^ w ^ m 22 > ^*» ^** y W . v ^ p There ^ pr «^ ^^ p ^ m ^ r pm was w w w ^ pip » vp also ^ v ^ i ^ included v » ^^ r ^ b *> ^^«^ ^ r ^ B ^ v ^ b ^^ p p in *^ v ^^^^ the ^ pa ^^ tmw w sale mw V 4 V h «** some nk ^ . bt val t ^^^ p bb u . ! ' ¦ able w ¦ ^¦ 7 « Bi tmw ^^^^*^^ ^^ ^*^*^^ ^ ^ ^^^^^ ^^^*^^

    ' Thackerayana . ' The original MS . of Thackeray's addressed 'Dear Gamp and

    Harris / being V a witty reply of his to the insinuations of the Standard and Morning

    Herald that Punch received hush money , much of which has never been

    published—Let Sairey naug - hty Gamp women both do storm j and stamp . Let Harris call you rogue and scamp

    It is her nature to , & c . , This — - interesting _ — fr MS . was boug . ht by Mr ¦ — .

    Quaritch . _ for £ 80 —j , also ~ Thackeray _ ^ - j - ' s l Irish _ ,, , Sketch Book / 2 vols . cloth 1845 £ 2410 s .

    this was especially interesting , , as , containing , , ^ an ^ vp' ^ k . ^ b agreement vv ^ b ^ k ^^ b ^ Bjp' ^ p ^ ^ p * ap > 4 pk ^ plv ^ WpH ^ mf « in ^^ . b Thackeray ^^¦ p . ^ b ^^^ ^ p" ^ v ^^ pv ~ p ^^ h ^^ b ^^ p- ¦ ^ p ^ « hv ^ v '^ s ^^ ^ hand ^ p » p ^^^^ p ^ pF .. ™^^ « TH -wri ^ r ^ mm ^ pb ting * jr pjpp . b ^^^ ik , ^ b

    between himself and his publisher . The last lot we can mention is the MS . of part of

    Tom Hood ' s ' Song of a Shirt . ' Four M stanzas . of this poem brought £ 8 . The total for the

    78 lots in the day ' s sale was £ 858 . Messrs . Puttick & Simpson have a

    miscellaneous sale of books and autographs on Wednesday 17 th inst . and two following

    days . Amongst tt / , the autograp , hs we notice t-J letters from Lord Tennyson , Sir Walter Scott ,

    and Charles Lamb .

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    jaiy 15 , 1889 The Publishers' Circular $ 33 ;

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    Thomas Hutton . We regret to learn of the death of Mr .

    Thomas on June Hutton 27 at the , which age occurred of seventy at -two Ormskirk . Mr . ,

    lisher Hutton was the the Ormsk founder irk Advertiser , proprietor a , nd and serve pub d -

    his apprenticeship with his uncle , , Mr . William Leak , printer and stationer , Ormskirk ,

    afterthe wards A ¦ i dvertiser taking over ¦ in 1 ¦ 1853 the business when . the He laws established relating j- m

    to ~^ ne ^ " * ^ ^ w ^^^ - ^» ^ m spapers ^» ^ " ~ ^™ ~» ™~ ^^ p » - were — — - r ~— ~~ part ~ , ^ p icularly irksome . It was a matter of satisfaction to him that his

    journa district l h and ad e could xercised a into beneficial home effect without in the go every

    Hutton carrying , took harm an either active to part young in munici or old pal . Mr and .

    the relig education ious mat _ ters of the , and young identified c of the himsel town as f with well *

    as with the advocates ^ of temperance . As a

    master Mr . Hutton was held in high esteem ,

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    1 of which gratifying testimony was given from time to time . His funeral was attended by

    representatives of all classes in the town .

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    Fraitz Thimm . y known The death author of Mr Shakspearean . Franz Thim scholar m , the well and

    forei Street - - — ' — — — gn ' — - ^ took p ¦ ublisher - ^ w- lace ' • , ^^ - , of at » Brook » his residence Street ** j ^^ h - « w-mr wm-m tmr , New in »« w t Fortis BB Bond v , p ^™ ^^ ^ ^ pp ^ . ^^—^ p ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^^^^ p ^^*^^^ ^^ ^^ HpVpbbf

    was Green the , Finchley second son , on of Saturday the late , Captain July 6 . Karl He Thimm ¦ ¦ invi h of the Kaiser 1 Josep -p *^ - h Grenadier « tB . Guard

    Reg ¦ ' ^™ ^ h ^ iment h ^— - ^— ^ , - ^ ^^ , who ^ w ppb ^ v ^ p ^ ^ hpv ^ served ^^^ pp ^« hwp ; p ^ p * ^^ m ^* ^ H ^ with ' vpjfr - ^ p ^ - W ^ * " ^^^ great ^^^« ^^ ^ " ^ PP ^ HP ^ V ^ p distinction *^»^» ^^ paw ^ B ^— ^ V ^ B ^ V * WflBB ^ V ^ B > in the Brigade fc ) - of < p . ^ m Prussian pmp ^^ Guards Bff under

    ^— ' " ^ — — " ^ pw * ^^™ ^—^ H ^ V p ^^^™ ^^^^ ^ H ^ rBPV « V * w ^< B ^ M ^^ V ^ VW ^^ V ^ V * ^^ r ^^ av ^ v « v p ^^ v ^ plw * ^ mr ^^ v King Bliicher —Friedrich at Waterloo Wilhelm , for which III . — services bestowed the a

    commission butowing to in an the accident Guards to upon his his ankl son ehe Franz was ,

    tore unable fore , entered fint to . erftfl accep upon nnnn t this a a hi literary lif g -. h Ararv honour qareer r » a , , rfiRr and . . , there After Affavr

    -Messrs having . served Asher his & apprenticeshi Co . Berlin p in Mr the . firm Franz of Thimm came over to , this country l ^ in 1839 BJBMBI

    arriv ^^* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^*^* in ^ V ^>^ g on ^ v ¦ * m ^ m ^~ his ^~ ^ BT ^ nineteenth ^ MV V ^ BT ^ mm VB * ^^ ^ BT ^^ V ^ qfbpB birthday jBr ^^ r ^ B ^ ^ V ^ B *«^ B , -B V and « BBI «^^^ after ^ IT "jj * ^^ , H a few years established himself as a foreign

    bookseller V and publisher . His ____ first work ^^ of import . <• — *•¦ Baar - *« r ^ b > w ance « r ^ r ^^ ^ B" ¦** - was « T »*» * The aa ^_ " *^ T ^^ Literature aai ¦¦¦ aBdb «^ ^ b » ^ v ^ v ^ ^ b > k ^ ^^ of ^ b ^ ^ bj Germany ^^ « n ^^^ b > ^ fc ^ ai ^ h W * aw W

    an from liistoricall its Earliest y developed Period to sketch the Present of the rise Time and , ' progress i ¦ wmr of German f 41 literature bhv ibt showing the

    author ^ ^^ *^ _ v ^ V ¦ l ^ ^* ^^^ ¦ A ' s * ~ thoroug *^^ ^^ ^^^ v * ^^ mr 43 h ^ ^ mm ^*^ knowled Bl ^ VB ^^ ^ ^ b * ^^ ^ ^ B > ge ^^^ r ^ P ^*^ BH of ^ Bj ^ ^ , ^ h the _ BM v ^^ ^^^¦ m ^^ literature M ^ A - ^^(¦•¦• VBBm ^ 0 ^**^** ^ r of his own country . ^ Perhaps the work which brought him most prominently forward among

    his scholars ' Shakspeareana and literary from men of 1564 all to nations 1871 , ' was an

    account of the Shakspearean literature of England , Germany , France , centuries and other

    JtLuropean European co countries untries during during tnree three centuries , , witn with Mr bibliograp . Franz hical Thimm introductions has left . in manuscri Fortunat t el the y , p

    which continuation during of the sthis last work few of years research of his , upon life

    he has , been actively engaged . His labours , in completing the valuable collections of

    Shakspeareana in the British Museum , Birmingham Free Librariesthe Shakspeare

    Memorial « .. > at Stratf ord-on-Avon , and the Boston X . I LibraryU . S . A . have received , the grateful I

    thanks , of the Committees , of those institutions . Mr . Franz Thimm . was an accomplished I

    author linguist of and a larg student e number of language of works s , and for self the

    languages tuition in modern He was , an Oriental authority , and on classical Goethe

    of literature the bibliograp , . and it is hy hoped of Goethe that his may manuscri some day pts

    w be W W ^ as b' ^ W W printed ~ an ^ bv *^ ^^ pb ^ accomp ^ prf ^ BF ^^ . ^^ - «^ p ^^^ — It ^ H ¦* lished p ^ pv « p may ^ ¦ pa »^ ¦¦ - ^ P » r - ^ ^ also ' ^ amateur - ^— m _ >< ^ be w —^ ^ mentioned " — ' » ¦¦ painter - ^ - ™ - — - - - in that oils he , ^ pj _

    his pictures having been hung on the walls of the pi ¦ v Royal h t Academy i ¦ ¦ h Burlington ¦ ¦ House . Mr .

    Thimm ^^ pr ^ ^ pjpv- ^^^^ p > ^^ -m ^ r w was ^^^^ ^ " ^ ^ ¦ * ppbb naturalised ~^^ r ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ " - ^ ^^ w , ^ v ^— a British — — — — ^^^^ K — subject prior I to ^^ p » >¦ h * i ™ ™ is ¦ ¦ " ^^» - p marr ^^ pp ^ pi ^ ^^ ^^ pii v - ^ p » i p ^^ age ^^ p 1 bp 1 pvpjPk ^^ p ~ wit = " " " h » — th - ¦ e ~~^ only m child of the I pp

    late Hoy ^ MPA » * W *~ r m al ¦ bh Lieutenant "V * PB * Artillery ^ p . *^ - ^—^^ ^ PP 1 IP . M « . *« ^^ ^ iF— . p ^ W and , son H ^ Adj — —w ^^ utant of —— • Captai - — Horace M — — --- n Mathias Mathias - - , , — _

    Mrs Keeper . Thimm of Queen and four Charlotte sons ' s survive Privy Purse him . . .

    ment Last year of his he publishing retired from firm the , leav active ing it man to age his

    -Librarian third son , , of Mr the . Carl late A International . Thimm , F . K H . U ealth . S ., . v ¦ # -

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1889, page 833, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071889/page/15/