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86 4 The Publishers' Circular Jul J uiy ...
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MARRIAGE OF MR. STANLEY AND
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Booa^C Lleijs Of To-Da?.
* How do the cheap publications affect the better class sales ?'
cultivated * Cheap taste publications , anyhow our do class not of affect trade the is
not * affected What are by the it . ' biggest lines you have done in special works r ?'
had ^^ b fr ^^^ V ^ W h ' about Of ^ ¦ ^ ^^^ ^ IF ^ H V ^^ FM the two V * ^^^^* " ^_* hundred ^_ « Encyclopaedia w sets - ; _ of Bri * ' Lord tannica Chester "
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cop edit ion ; also of R abou uskin t for ' s t " Modern sets of the Painters small pa " per at
large seven -paper guineas edition , and . about We mak thirty e scientific sets of books the
fi a speciality of booksellers , and who perhaps have we sold are thir t t y cop onl ies y
of Hudson and Gosse ' s " Rotifera" at four guineas a copy . We also do a little business
in Commercial scientific instruments bookstoo , are mainl also y microscopes a speciality . .
I expect we shall , take , at least a couple of dozen of the new edition of Carpenter JL on
the Microscope . ' ' * We Is the had colonial a — £ 500 trade order growing from Singapore ?' Anot
long ago , and an £ 800 order for New Zealand . W The e also latter was l for the books Trini for t the House native lih police tshi . suppy y gps
with - books . »¦> The colonial trade is growing C _ 7 A , but — — — I cannot — _ say — ^ there is a run upon A any v
accompanied particular class by t of he book reques . t One not t order o send will coals be
J . •/ J . colony to — Newcastle ¦/ —and the —that next is will , books par j . ticularl concerning y •/ reques x the t
that class of work to be sent . ' Having glanced round the well-stocked
shop luxe , with represen its fine tative collection leftbut of paused Editions at the de
doorway , . Here X hung a practical ' , X proof of Mr . Jones ' s remarks concerning CJ his special Xlines .
It was a subscribers' list for a work by the Lowne Blow * On -Fl the y % / ' Anatomy andj mthere and Morp were hology thirteen of
names down . , Mr . Jones' courteous manager list came had to t onl he y door just been put lained out that and the he
expected the number % / v of subscribers x i , would be
doubled .
86 4 The Publishers' Circular Jul J Uiy ...
86 4 The Publishers' Circular Jul uiy
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Marriage Of Mr. Stanley And
MARRIAGE OF MR . STANLEY AND
MISS TENNANT . Happ ily Mr t . necessi Stanley t ' s t indisposition t , thoug t of h
the severe interesting , no ceremony ae to which posponemen the public have for some time been looking forward with
Miss such Hv . ^ HIV m Doroth eager ~ bjw in Tennant i terest b , and was W KV solemnised his VF marriag B bi in e West with T 1 - ^^^^^ y ^^ r v ^^ r ^* mm ¦ ^¦ ^^ ¦ - ^^ ^^ . ^^ ¦ * y v ^ q ^ g ^ ^ ^* v ^ w ^ ^^ ar ^* w ^^ - ^^ w ^ ' ^ ' ^ ¦ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^ ' ^^ ^^^¦ ^^^^^^^ ™ ™ ' ^^ ^^^ ^^ v ^ v ^^ " ^^ * " ^ . ^ ^^ ^ . ^
scene minster of Abbey almos on t unequalled Saturday , Jul impressiveness y 12 , amidst a .
the Soon Abbey after noon and crowds Mrs . Tennant X began ' to s residence X gather about in
as Ric a h r rive d Terrace Jas , and o the ' cloc g k ues a ts full began hour to y
before the time appointed for , the ceremony . The TPfiA Daily Df / . ihi News Kfp . um thus thim describes rlflflnrihtta the t . fiA scene arcana as na
the ' guests Conspicuous entered in : the — . centre aisle wore two
of large yellow wreaths silk , one which on either had — been — side - »—«¦» of laid a square down
d to irec the u tly red in cloth the middle that covered of the aisle itbearina , a contrast viVA - the -wn
benea name — ' - — - ^^ - — - " ¦^— th —¦ of — — the — David — — v t spot ™• ir j— ¦ el — Livingstone — . -v f One - ~ beautiful * r ^^ - ^ of -m , wh these VAAVUV , ose " * vu ^ grave wreaths WV ajLuj M Ci * # ljl i vaMJO I I U is
was composed sent by en the y members o of the white Emin flowers Relief ' tti * i j The mi other ii to i which i i
the Expedition card of . Mr . Stanley , , was chiefl was attached in white ! blossomsthe letters " David Livingstone y " *
being smaller wrea icked , th ou of t white in blue flowers — cornflowers with — — — a centre . A
of This inis scarle was was t afterwards alter formin wards g the taken taicen letter up ud bv by L . the th — lay « ^ hriri bride near VAA wX o -- . I
groom upon upon wie the , on grave grave his , , the me t o Driae i t he , , altar when wnen , and passing passing placed it it
to being avoid obliged treading to mak upon e a the sligh memorial t detour in wreath order
The seats in the choir and under the lantern . arrive were - appropria before x X X ted to the gues Cj — ts , who began ¦ *^« j ^«^ w *» to v ^ - ' - 1 n
were iled one near o ' clock the . rails The wedding in daint favours white , pup y
baskets with long handles tied with white ribbons . When distributed they proved to be
knots of white satin ribbon with a metal pendant silvered over in the shape of the map
tinent of Africa spelled * . , and " w Afrika ith the . " nam The e of onl the y •/ o dark ther word Con - I ]
that appeare the h d on the approached XX map was , Congo all looked . im- [ KI
and patien at t ly for t the the strains appearance of the ' of Wedding the bridegroom March ' from * Lohengrin' and vociferous cheering
was outsid accompanied e told that he b y Count coming d . 'Aroche Mr . St , anley Dr .
Mounteney Parke , Capt Jep ain hson Nelson , and , Lieut the o . ther Stairs officers , Mr of .
the entere Emin d leaning Relief on Expedition a stickand . he Mr had . Stanley to be j j
the assis bride ted to who a chair was , a where little , late quie . tly awaited j I 4 ,
above The clergy ted' and taken choir their / says laces the within paper j fi quop
the chancel , and , the scene during the pause that — — — _ — — followed — _ _ — — _ _ _ _ — _ — was _ _ — — a noteworth — — __ — ____ __ — __ — — y — one __ — — — . The
his bridegroom m ** i * *** gre Mb'fc ^^ y V frock *¦> *^ was ^^ ^ v 4 h » -coa ^ the HT -x ^ ^* W t « # central marking rf & tKH ^ W ^ t ^ ib A Jk fi V gure ^ ^ him A # A of * A th out ' e group — - from -- ,.
among his black-coated groomsmen . The Burdett bride ' s - mo Coutts ther and ied sister the , seats and nearest Baroness to himthe rest of "VJ occup the VkA transept being tilled by
gues AAA . AAA , * ts in . V J * the . " ^^ * « - » * # most Jh brilliant ^ S ^ 'Al ^ AAr ^ VMW of costumes K , / % /* AJILfc ^ * ^ . . Mr . Stanley ' s African boy , in a red fez , stood at near
read with his his mas mastfir in evident the ter . , bri and and solicitude degroom occasional occasionalIv ' . s face Nothing ly , glanced lanced which was was nt to nun in be - .
scrutable as ever . ' tha Stanley t Presentl he rose was y to suffering the receive bride her severe , en bu tered ly t . it During was and evident Mr the . and tho tno
ceremony fiflrflmonv bride as she he ho looked leaned laanari at on on him his liia could stick stick not , , and hide her t emo he tion final . blessing When the had ceremony been pronounced was over and the
bride VAM . VJ * XAM and . lAtX M bridegroom 1 UUU 1 UK AJ 14 IV 4 . walked MUVflt l / l together V »« V" »»»"'" down the tho aisle ai & ia to to the t . h « Jerusalem . TariiHAiam Chamber Chamber , whero wnere
by they Mr si . gn and ed the Mrs . is Gladstone ter . It was , Sir also Frederic , signed Buraett
Coutt Leigh s ton , , the the Duke Baroness of Abercorn and Mr . , Sir W - . I
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1890, page 864, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071890/page/10/
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