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    Books Received :— Fro ¦ *-- M —•—— M ^^_...

    _ J « Hossfeld ' s New Method for Learning the Ger-Language in the Easiest and Quickest Way '

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    With and Quickest Keys to each Way work / y . Tomas These Enri volumes que Gurrin which . come to us from what iswe i maginea newly

    established publishing house , , combine for , each language ¦ grammar ~ of ¦ Eng , —— a lish Header -French in prose and ¦ Eng and ¦ ¦ lish verse -German ; 160 f

    pages Dialogues mg ^ ^^ % * f ^^ ^ , and ^^ — of Commercial — ^^^ ^^ Correspondence ^ ™ ~ P * 9 ^ w ^ p— « w m ^ r « b w ^^ Hm ; a *^» verbs supp L lement and g an iving alphabeti the conjugation cal list of of the the Irregular regular

    ¦ Verbs ^ m ^ a ^[\_ p War , ; and ^^ ^^^^ then , in ¦— — — a separate — — ~ ' ~^"" ~~ little ~ " ^^ ^^ ^~— book ^» ^^^» ^^» ^^ , ^ ^^ v we v ^^ " ^» V ^ have V ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ a self J V » key 4 B - » tuition ~— which — ' — — ~ . will B y the make use both of special ^ 1 books printing ^ L available - ^ ^^ V -mark — - - — for — — s —

    answering to the ties or binds used in musical typography the words in which the final consonant ¦ is ^^ w carr ^^^^^ V ^ " ^^ ^ i m ed ^^ ^ on ^^ in ¦ ™ pronunciation H ¦ - " ~ " ^^^™ - ^ ¦— i 1 ^^ ^ " " ^^ - ^^^ mr to ^» " ^^» the ^^ ^»^ p - ^^ f' opening ~^ f ^ BV V ^ ^ V ^ V ^ V ^ V ^ M ^ h

    vowel of the next word are duly noted , and in reading the exercises aloud this will be found to be of great value . In the arrangement of the

    lessons a novel and admirable plan has been adopted . Each book is divided into about sixty sets h of lessons of four pagesthe —~ = — ¦ first i page bhh con i -

    taining *^ ^ r ^ ^^ — a section of grammar m ^ j - , , the — second - — —^ ^^ ^ v exercises ^^ - ^^ ^^^^ p - ^^^ -- ^^ ^^^^^ on the the third Eules a set and of Verbs questions given and on the conversations opposite page on ,

    the lesson , and the fourth a reading exercise which : is not only to be read aloud but is to be translated . For this purpose a plan i i — ' is h partial M ^ r ¦ l

    adopted ^™ - ^~ — ~— — — — which — — we remember ^ j — — m— — — to ^^^ ~— have ^ — seen ^ b ^ v ^^^ many ^ v ^ m ^^^ ^» *^ y years ago fully carried out in an edition of Horace , the English being placed line by line under the

    German or French , but in these books the transwords lated word which s are the onl pup y introduced il ought to occasionall know being y , left the

    without their equivalents . As each manual fills more that the than books three are hundred sufficiently pages elaborate , It will be to obvious supply

    classes the tne wants wants and of oi in those ad advanced vanced schools as as well well where as as the of of Continenta elementa elementarv ry l tongues ttne he instructors instructors are taug may mav ht by nnd find English the the * kk masters eys evs of of or considerabl eonsifi mistresses firahieo

    service . From Printing Messrs Machines . Wyman and & Machine Sons . — « Printing T ypograp Jl UJi : hic a

    i ^^ i ^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^»* ^»* ^^ v * J ^•^¦* ^^» ^^ ww ^^ Wbmt ^^ * > m ^^^^ Jm * ^ k ^« ^ 4 Ch mJP colour practical arks — ' , jobbing ^ J - ' guide vw » m ^ to and C « f * the «**» selection rotary JkVL / UAJ machines AMlUVUA of book ^ IVU -work , y with fTIUU , two re J . W - -

    mupon their construction , capabilities , and the peculiarities . Also instructions in making-ready ,

    preparation of engravings , & c ., ' by Frederick J illustrations . F . Wilson wiAi ? . . This Third it 1 is 1 edition scarcely , with need UOCU ful 1 numerous U 1 to

    ters wrs is ^ a technical had naa - " ¦ " appeared armeared . work J » . ** IO , , , and in in as the the O , after O ^ Printing JLCC Vrintina * some ^ of Times Times its chap say DCIJT and and - , )

    fore Lithograp - it stron - ~ reached ~— her . ^ , it its no passed | noar present * n throug / issue loauu , , h it tt two may * i *» editions y be UP 0 said tMU be to iu

    nave g claims on the attention of the trade . ti Ine most most working parts and special characteristics of

    machines ne "o are widely widel full v used used y described bookwork book work and and and illustrated newspaper nfiwsnanftr by tliagrams ^«> grams , and and the th « author JViittirvr also nl «^ » i ivos ^ n « the fhft most Tn rkQfr de rift -

    * n 8 tructons as to the g various ^ nich I ' u an apprentice ' will have to master processes in other

    ^ > n " « ords chino " « , o the --worK work volume . . The The supp illustrations illustrations lies a practica Hre Hre l admirably admimblv ; guide to

    « Produced nd ^ publisher , and . the book does credit alike to author

    1 JW t i 27 ^ E th 2 < , o - ^ ( N , if . B t . here — **« T Magazines * W be Wf 3 31 Ol UrlJ d which , iys » in 111 reach the Liim month Illillltll us by .

    ' 1 > WisherJ ki-i ^ » Circular can AS a of ru tlie 'o be 1 st noticed proximo in . ) the - — » " J t'rri ^ / an Englan interesting d ( 43 ljittj Essex e sketch Street of , Lorenzo Strand )

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    I de Thirteen Medici Hundred ; an article Years oh '" Ago Mixed ; * and Marriages several * j I

    pieces of a lighter character . A question of very tecture considerable / is discussed interest b , Professor ' The Coming Kerr Archfc who , y ,

    anticipates a hopeful future for the art in England , and seems to think that we have among absolutel us men capabl y orig e inal of giving turn to a the distinctive English , if architec not an

    -, , ture of the future . — In the Monthly Packet ( Walter Smith ) Miss Yonge describes what she terms * The Day of Dupes '—1630-33 , and in

    * Our Evening Outlook' we have some readable astronomical papers . A sketch of the work of the well-known Kilburn Sisterhood is given in a

    pleasant and sympathetic fashion in ' Under the Shadow of St . Peter , ' by the author of ' Charles Iiowder . '—The Antiquarian Magazine ( David

    Bogue ) contains the second of the papers on ' The Dignity of a Mayor , or Municipal Insignia of Office , ' by Mr . R . S . Ferguson , the learned

    Cumberland antiquarian , and an instructive essay on noti the c ' es Salic of the Law meetings ' by Dr . of Charles the learned Mackay soc . etie The 8

    are admirably done , and include this month a chronicle of the annual ' outings' of the Royal Archaeological Institute , and of the provincial

    societies working in the same field . — Mr . Ben ham , in Part 10 of his Sermons for the Church ' s Year , Original and Selected , draws upon I ? . D . Maurice ,

    Bishop Wilberforce , Archdeacon Hare , and the present Bishop of Exeter ; and when it is remembered that he gives ten sermons in large and

    readable type bearing a distinct reference to the teaching of the Church for each Sunday of the Christian year , it is easy to understand the I

    popularity of the serial . —The Church Sunday School Magazine ( S . S . Institute ) is publishing some readable papers on ' The History of the

    English Bible' by t ) r . Davidson , the Dean of "Windsor . —In the Sword and Trowel ( Passmore and Alabaster ) Mr . Spurgeon gives a portrait of

    his father , the Rev . John Spurgeon , who is , he tells us , ' marchiDg through the seventies , ' of whom he writes with pardonable pride .

    Books received for notice : — Caleb Carthew ( Fredk . Warne ) .

    Una ( ditto ) . . St . Paul ( Wyman & Sons ) . A Voice from the Dim Millions ( Griffith & Farran ) .

    The Uncanonical and Apocryphal Scriptures ( J . Whitaker ) . The English Illustrated Magazine , Vol . I . ( Mac- I

    millan & Co . ) . A Forgotten Genius ( Charles Whitehead ) . He ¥ She 9 It ( Elliot Stock ) .

    Bi ble , Lilies , \ ( J . P . Hawkins J ) . Rumbles in the Far North ( Alex . Gardner ) . I Poems and Fragments ( ditto ) . I

    The Lady of Ranza ( ditto ) . The Fruit Red Trees Route , Second , 3 vol Series » . ( Swan —Olive Soniaenschein , Peach , Bread ) . -

    Fruit , Vine , Fig , Pomegranate ( A . Johnston ) . Herald of Mercy ( Morgan & Scott ) . Fro Lenore m the Rel Annandala igious Tract ' s Story Society —Lead : — ers in Modern

    From Philanthropy the Sociery — for Story Promoting -Land . Christian Know-Silvern ledge and : — Golden ¦¦ i -mm- —Thread - s of Gold - —Parochial

    w ^^^ -m * s » Missions w ^^ m" W ^ ^ m ^ m ^* ^ — w ^^ ^^ Genuineness ^^ ^^ r ^ ^^^^™ ^^^ m — - - ~ of _^^ the — Gospels _ —Church Property not National Property—The Churches of Rome and England—The Dawn of Day .

    The Cambridge Bible ( Cambridge University

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 15, 1884, page 869, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15091884/page/9/