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      London Secretary , will give information concerning desire it . the meeting to those who may

      Isle The of Man Rev , . writes F . J to . us Moore as follows , Kirk in Braddan reference ,

      to to a & paragraph naraeranh which which appeared fl . nnaA . rnd in in our nnr last last issue : —* I observe in the Publishers' Circular that my name has been given in mistake

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      the Clarendon , Press . ' MessrsWilliam Paterson & Coabout

      to issue AIAUOOIO a . new II i . A . M . series M . OtXi . L J _ Ol of UK 7 LO books \ JJLJ . KXl entitled \ J \ J » . are OlJL CJ aUUUd 4 The Treasure-house of Tales by Great Authors . '

      Hunt The xnefirs nrst , Lord t four iour Beaconsfield volumes volumes will will , Doug contain contain las tales tales Jerrold bvLeior by . Leigh , and h Mrs . Shelley . These tales for the main part pppi

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      We are glad to observe that Lieut . Stairs is being honoured in his native pf pr " ^ p ^ country "p »~ " **~ . A

      despatch fro m Halifax — -- - , ' ¦ —— dated - ~^ ^^^™^ p- ^^ p » vpp the 11 ^^^ th ^ v ^ p . ^ p » , states pr ^ ^^^ « i ^ h that 'the — city — ^ w of ^^ ¦ Halifax — — •* — — to " ^ r ¦ ' *^ r -day w ^ w w presented »*^ ^ fc ^^ vsr ^ 1 ^ ^ K ^ r ^^ ^^^ ^ Lieut ^ h ^^ ^ h ^^ ^^ ^^ . V

      with Stairs a , eulog of the b istic Emin address Pasha for Relief his gallant Expedition services r ,

      worth in Africa £ 300 , ^^ accompanied ^— which - — — — — — — ^ ~ was - — >~ v subscribed >^_ by - *^ ^^ ^^ ^ b a ¦ i i ¦ VH p iece J ^ ^^^^ b > ^ for ^^ ^^ ^^ of »^^ " by ¦^^ m ^ p late * fc the ^ . ^ ^^ i » i

      citizens after pay . ing Lieut , a hi . g Stairs h tribute , in rep to the ly to heroic the address leader- ,

      ship of Mr . H . M . Stanley , said that the appreciation of his fellow Canadians was . the

      greatest the hardshi incentive ps which to him he to had e * ndure undergone patientl in y

      address Africa . , which Governor was followed Daly then by a delivere popular d re an

      ception . ' Mark Twain and Mr . Chamberlain have

      op each inion been concerning giving the the merits American of Mr reporter . Rudyard an

      ¦ ¦ himself Kipling as — thus — ¦ an ^ - — — " — ' author : — — - — ¦ ¦ * ¦ hk It — — . would - - v - - ^ w Mark ^^ -mm —« ^^ - ^ m ii ^^ ^* p « be r « p > - Twain - ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ a ^ ^^* . - ^ good f ^ ^^ « ^ " expressed ^ ^ - « " ^ ^ ^ b ^ ^ »^ ^ . ^ thing ^^ ^ w ^ m ^ *^ a j ^ * r ^ F " 'm ^

      full to but even read there if Mr there is . always Ki were pling a ' story no s writings story there back , for and the of a power them style - , , y interesting one generally . His great

      charm onarm to to me me is ia the the way wav he hft swings swincra nervous nftrrmis Ki Eng pling lish ' . s ' story Mr . Chamberlai ' good enoug n h pronounces 'and considers Mr .

      * the A ^ ft scenes in m India mw ^^ A n and the ^ m , life — and action a good . ' Some of the American ai ^ ' « i are trying

      to * - ^ -m make ~^ " out — — - — . ^ *^ that a- ^ ^— - — — ^ r Mr - ^*— , ^^^^ . Ki ^^ - ^ « ¦ , p wflipm ling papers J ^ ' s J ^ ^^ real ¦ *¦»• ^^^ w 0 m , name ^^ ^ nmi ^/ * ffpi is ^ J Bruce , and that he is an American . The claim

      is characteristic . On the 16 ~ ^» - th ~— ^^ ¦ ¦ and ^^ -- — - — — - 17 — - ~ ^^ th h ¦ ¦ ¦! instant "i" p ¦ " ¦ ¦ r ~^ r ^^ r «^ p ^^ bp ^ ^^ ^^ the ^^ p ¦¦ » - ™ ^^^ Reading » p ""^ ^ " ^ ^«^^ ^» ^» ^^ ^ " p" ^ ¦ " « pi ^ ^ FP ^ "S

      meeting of librarians will be held in the New of Town library ^^ Hall « v « appliances war , where there The will subject be an exhibition of public « 4 .

      ! ' library ^ "T" p > wp « - > m . leg w islation b ^ £ * * -. * , *«« ' . « . *• « p *^ wi *^ m . » ll be jk * full ^^ im y Iv ¦ discussed % y ^^«» - ^ ' m >^ and maiv ,

      the Ogle Public and Forargue Library will bill be , drawn considered up by clause " ¦¦ " Messrs bv .

      clause ^^ and amended ^^ , by the votes " ^— of ^^ -iwv the 9 J y majority t % / of the meeting * The members — —— who jv

      wish to take part in the k * j discussion can ^* have * A \ J copies of the Bill supplied to them . On

      Wednesday afternoon Silchester will be visitedand on Thursday the ruins of Reading

      Abbey . , Afterwards there will be a reception b iLrv y the viiu Berkshire x / uiaouiiu Archaeolog xii vixiuvivgivuu ical . Society rVJV / V / Jiv * [ f y , . and ctllfl

      a soiree in the public buildings . Friday and Saturday m / will be chiefly devoted to - ~ various — - —• - » *~ r ** , K *

      drives and trips . We hear that Marshal MacMahon has now

      leted his memoirson which he has been comp engaged almost ever since ^ his resignation of

      the Presidency of the Republic in 1879 . The Marshal relates the whole history of the

      attempted ^ um fusion ^ m between h- the » M Orleanists ^ p ^ ^ a and the LegQJ itimists , and has even committed to print ^

      some curious revelations about the period of French history which succeeded the downfall of the Empire . This part of the work may be I

      deemed to form a kind of defence of the I [Marshal's attitude and demeanour while in- trigues were being organised around him by j

      the different political parties . Unfortunately , the author of these — interesting Memoirs

      ading here them s to his for ori general ginal resoluti information on of not . Onl publish y six

      one copies for will Madame be struck MacMaho off , one nand for one the each author for , ^ b ^ v ^^» ^^ m - ^^ r i ¦ ™ ¦ ™ ~ ^ f ^^^ ^^^» ^*^^ ^^^» ^^ ^^ ^^ m ^¦^» r ^ " ^^ ~ ^ " ^^ v ^^ v ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^^^ m ^^ ^^ , ^ p ^^ ^ ^^ ^^^ ^ " ^ ^^ ^^—^ f ^ ^^

      their three sons and daughter , the Comtesse de Piennes .

      portrait The and Book sketch -Buyer of Arthur for September Sherburne Hard has y a ,

      who has made a name as a novelist both in will will this remember rfimpmliAr country and with wifli in America deligh flftliorh t f . . his his Many novels novftls . readers i iBut > ut

      yet are not a V- Woman onlinteresting ' and ' Wind as stories of Destiny but ¦ as , ' , which works

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      IS m / purpose . Mr Mr . . Kenned Kflnnfidvy . of of JNe New w York Xork , who who recent recentl ^ y

      pres hae haft ented wi wi ' Walla Wallac Burns ™ e ' , s bled bled manuscri / ' which which pt , of he he ' Scots boug Dougut ht wna » at *

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 15, 1890, page 1118, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15091890/page/8/