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      . ' For example : we propose to allot a certain amount of space to the publication of Trade Notes and Queries . Everyone who observes the progress of modern journalism must be

      struck with the increased usefulness and value of those columns which are devoted to int ; communication between readers , and to editorial replies to exigent questions . In relatipn e to

      r-the department book trade of business , with its , co wide lumns range such of subj these ects d , both ted in to one bibliograp specia h l y d and epartment in the mu practical st have will threfore be lad to itit

      his a distinct readers value . But . , The while editor endeavouring e to notice g in some gve a way tent all on such o any communication questions sent s he by

      reserves t h e ri ght ¦• in publication *• ^ ¦ to f give preference f ' to 1 those 11 questions I * and answers which M . _ may be of general interest .

      Another matter which will in future receive particular attention from the editor will be the systematic publication of information regarding the auction sales of book collections

      throughout the United Kingdom . By this means a convenient reference will be supplied for the use of the large number of booksellers who are interested in watching the distribution of

      bibliographical rarities . The foregoing exemplify some of the additions that will take place in connection with the

      Publishers' Circular , which will , however , be open for further changes , such as may

      contribute to its general utility .

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      The Memorial ¦ VH Services ¦ held on ¦ Friday in St . Paul's Cathedralin the old Colleg h iate Church f

      respect at Westminste ^^^^^ ^ HV ^_^ ^^^ to ^^^^_ w ^^^^^ ^ General ^^ r ^^ ^^ ^^_ —^^ _^^ r _ , and ^ V ~^ G « r ~^»~ ^ ordon —^— in many K - — - and of — — " the the — - — other mother — — — — g ' b raves — — churches ' " ^— — who - - — " have of — - the " ^— fallen - Eng , J in lish — — the — — counties —— Soudan — " ^— H ^^ ^^^ , ^^ , ^^_ as ^^^ were ^ ^ Q ^^ J ^ a ^ V ^ . ^ p mark ^^^^ rat ^^^ J ^ ^^^» her ^^ ^^ of J ^ ^ H lthofficilfor lthough the Princess of Wales present at StPaul ' Cathedral

      an popu d many ar eminent an a men , were a amongst the congregation at was Westminster , they . attended s in their , pr t ivate capacity i ¦ . The sermons delivered on the occasion wouldwith some of ¦ the ¦ more

      notewort deve —^ ^^ ^^^ ^ * w hy lop ^ ^^ - ^^^ ing ~^^ utterances ^^^ h » ^^ ' into ^^ h ^^— ' — m — ' a ^^ Gordon in the provincial literature — - — — - — ; ' cathedrals —— an d among — - — , form the — — - — a latter welcome - - — - - addresses , w — - addition that — — to —— of ^^^ what — the ^^ r ^»^~ Bishop ^ is « - »^ ^^ rap ^^ ^^^ idl ^^ ^^ of ^^ y

      Manchester described as is one dswort of the h's most ' inimitable remarkable ode . ' on The * The Bishop Haj > py app W lied arrior to Gordon ' what he justly j Who is the happy ft X •* warrior ? Who is he

      " It Whom is the every the generous tasks man of spirit in real arms who life should , hat when h wish broug to ht be ? Among Upon the plan that pleased , his childish wroug thought ,

      Wli That vVbose oKft ma high hirrh kes the endeavours finrlftsrvoiirs path before nre nvft an nn him inward inwarrl always lig Ivorhfc bri ht . ght . In sketching the hero of Khartoumthe Bishop pointed out that his life and his course of ;

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      ascri —th b e ed au b thorship y his Lordshi of the p to latter Thomas ' a derfu Kemp l treatise is . The ' being thoug , ht that may these be note heroes d , un of hesitating the sword will ly

      and scarce of ly be the ungrateful battle-field to those are thus whose influenced pursuits belong by the . to the humbler quieter soldiers field of books pf the ; for pen it he adds j not little to the dignity and ctiiu far - reaching m cctv cutcjuo effect of the uiio author uutiiui vocation ^ whether be

      liut it a lii / tie uu exit ? u . xgiju . 1 ^ . xu » i - ^ iniig ' s o vucctkiuiij w iitJtucj . nc ^« i know nsp * JL'AV ^ If ired and « JV * Ji XJb or feel JLX ^ V uninsp / Jb that * f *^*^ # ** ired the */»« , ^^ — lives * an . t ^^* k d of *** who rm . the % t *« b ^ shall ^ men *« av /* a say of ^^ a . - where action « . « # x ^ « y a . ^/ aa , are 4 in f ^^ a influenced *•»•* certain * % >»^ y *^ b ^^^^^ sense . , «« A if ^ ¦ A not , "V i n sp actually VW ^ iration */ MlyA ¦> y lliv moulded ceases ««« a' ««« 'v ?— —^ , by to

      serv tlie works ice by of directing the men attention of thoug to ht this and view reflection of Gord . The on ' s Bishop career ; of for Manchester it goes far not has only done to good add to the lustre of the profession of Lettersbut also to increase the importance which all wise

      men attach to the companionship of books , . ¦ ¦ . . . . . . . ... . .. . . .. . _ _ . . » » . . — --. . ..- - ^ ^

      i The JLJ . 1 V ; annual llilltlUai genera Q % jtM \ lM . € * M l . meeting IJLIV ^ ^ y UlAA ^ of V / J . the IU & V ? Booksell JLFf UadCllOl ers O ' Provident JL JL VJ V XV » \ 3 JLJ . l > Institution JL UOI / 1 U UL l ( 1 ^ 1 J . was »» <* O held 11 UJU UK on March jltama w .-- 12

      ¦ at unanimousl 05 Old y Bailey adopted , Mr , . expresses Robert Farran some concern in the chair as . to , the The future report welfare of the directors of the Institution , which was , arising from insufficiency of income to \ meet requirements l The JL 1 total J receipts during the v ** v year

      I <* LJU 3 XXAg £ lJLUlll AZAOUlJUI ^ J . OJJ . Vjr W M . AM , % s \ JAli , \ y VJ J 11 COU X C 7 L | UAJL CJJ . ll « 3 JlJ . > . O . JLO Ul / VC « . At 3 V ^ V 3 ipi » O UUiillg j — ; patroness amounted of to the ^ 1 , 022 Institution . fis . : 2 d . which and a includ legac y ed of a ! donation 42100 from of the £ 20 late from Mr Her H Maj G esty Bohn the Queen . The ,

      I expenditure during ( tli 9 same , period has been £ 'i , 052 4 a . 6 dJ ., ; of % v . ^ , ^ 1 , . 455 * 10 s . wa » disbursed in relief granted to twenty-seven members and fifty-two widows of Members report , » n < J

      concludes £ 196 . 14 * . by < J & earnestly expenses appealing 6 iP management for liberal , leaving subscriptions a deficiency from members pf £ 30 . and 45 . 4 all d . interested The J ^ literature to provide for iti tiiBfceissitous members . The number of recipients has been wouia inoreaaett

      « i durnig . the ; past y ^ ai ? owing / tpi thejgrettt diepressioix . of trade , ^ . whonrAher ; dirpct ora n »»» liWl J * J ^ SI 3 J ^ I ! S ^ J 3 ! j 5 j iIyJK 'v ' . ' ^'! l | : ! y ;

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 16, 1885, page 234, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16031885/page/2/