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    rii 161881 The Publishers' Circular 3o9 ...

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    Books Received :— Trom The Bazaar Office...

    == to divide the prize . The result is that ve have th authors ree very being able treatises medica - l instead men (\ one of one of , whom two of Dr the .

    3 Til / Ai * - ' . ' » w ~»—o , Macaula and M , [ VX the Ui « third y , - — is is - also - a London editor clergyman of the L-J «/ Leisure well known Hour ) , skilled controversialistThe book is

    o p as IJ f lete . a the Uiv storehouse subject * - ' which » - — | , but not be of onl the y . evidence of ht to the bear whole , ancient history a st com and the

    modern , can brougagain vivisectionists . From Jarrold & Sons . — ' Notes of Lessons for

    Infant . . Classes j ^ tt _ . and the j 1 _ _ First "" HV __ j _ Standard C % a . 1 _ _ _ T . ' B T" > y 4 S / « . E —*• . Sing r ^ - — — ^^ leton , F . R . G-. S . A series of object lj lessons for the classes in

    and sch ools subject well calculated to stimulate younger their faculties of intelli , gent observation aadto train their minds

    t for his the book re , c in eption which of , the higher notes teaching are so . full A that glance they at need only be thoroughly mastered in order to

    qualif service y even a s a ch young ool , will pup be il enough teacher to to prove be of that real the ^ uw art *_*•* . ¦ % *¦ of —¦ — teaching „_ -- _ — ^—j is _ - no - — longer — _ - _ - ^^ - - _ a — terra _ _ - ignoia « y — —to

    our masters and mistresses , and with the aid of the models and objects which are to be found in nearly all well-furnished schools Mr . Singleton ' s

    manual will be of immense value . To parents also such a work as this may well be commended ; for although educational reform has reached the

    _„_ masses of the people , and has effected a complete transformation in the arrangements for the instruction — — ______ of their childrenthere are many homes

    ! in the middle and upper , classes where such a system as that set forth in this book is wholly unknown . Every governess who has the

    responsiblo task of teaching in a private family -would do well to study this book and fashion her lessons on its model .

    From Messrs . "W . & A . K « Johnston . —* Map of Asia . ' A boldly planned and distinctly marked

    coloured map , set out on four sheets , each of them , roughly speaking , about 3 £ feet by 2 J in area , the projection not Mercators , but in

    imita-I eluded Asia tion , Europe . This phere as accidental ; so far that as Paris in circumstance the and sweep London of if a we map is in of - | call it sogreatlincreases the usefulness , of may this

    nwp for , referen y ce , seeing that English people relations seldom think to Eng of land Asia . or Australia except in their

    From Messrs . Crosby Iiockwood & Co . — The German — — - —» P - J re ^ \_ J p »_/ osit \_^ kj A - i ¦ ons V- » *¦ - * k _» , wi It AUA th . A the » J « * N ' Cases ^ brf' i * UV P" — ' they *•* . * V ^ r G ^_ -1 - V ^ overn r V ^ jf ^ * - ¦ ,

    volume b E y xemp Samuel lifie , giving Galindo d ^ 2 the , 500 . exact A usefu most meani l valuable Colloquial ng and little Phrases force pocket of , ' tile the German ViP , T > mn n preposition nronncitiATi s the f . Vio v ar rvinnr ins ense auca of r \ P

    which differs so widely . , The prepositions yg are classified the sentences accord are ing printed to the cases in German they govern characters , and

    opposite * n one . column , with the English equivalents from Galinxlo the same . Another . — « German volume Phraseology of the , ' publishers by Samuel '

    ' ~» iill vr « ULUDJ . ) UlUlilV V- » A IOJVJ I'UUIIOIIUJLU las ' Elementary hioned —¦» form ui School of conversational Series , ' giving sentences in the old

    -- « « - '^* lui \ j ± _ iZKJll V Cl & a , i / l \ J * - ' a > i CCJHCUHO uavjiu exemplitication a h " o iHLie little book s book of all contains orkntniiis the ruUs more rmnrpi of than than Germ 2 2 an . / 500 i 00 grammar Gorman Grorman .

    are phrases adde , d with wherever their Eng any lish points translations require , . exp Notes

    lana-UUI l , From -Hohday Messrs IIand . -13 Marshall ooks . ' A Jap aeries p & Co boo . — kl ' Hal f-A fOWn b — _

    eantl y octavo indicate , of the about objects 70 pa of ges interest each , which which plen lie - ^ " - ^^^| ' ' ' —¦ .. . 1 ... « —¦

    within the reach of a walking rambler ; the celebrated sites , beautiful views , public institutions ,

    health These - hand giving « book hills 3 distinguish , commons , them lanes selves , woods by , & the c . particular attention they devote to the "birds

    fishestreesand lants of each neihbourhood , with which , , the engravings p are chiefl g y occupied , . DorkingHeigateand Kingston-on-Thames are

    the numbers , which , have reached us . From Messrs . Morgan & Scott . —' Heaven : its

    Hope , its Inhabitants , its Riches , its Happiness / by D . L . Moody . A volume by the well-known American evangelistwhowith Mr . Sankeyhas

    conducted mission services , , in London and other , towns of this country . Mr . Moody tells us in the preface that this is the only book published

    with his authority , although many have been published in his name , so that it would appear that our cousins - — - across - - - the — Atlantic deal as freely

    with the production ^ s of their . own countrymen as ~ "with those of English authors . The book is marked by all the richness of illustration and

    facility of expression which distinguished the author ' s addresses from the pulpit or the platformand it is stocked with those anecdotes ^^ - % ^ ^^ m ^ tm *^^ , h ^ i ^ v ^»^» ^^™* ¦ »^^ ^^ - ^ ^*^ ^^ r ~^ ^^ ^^ p ~ ^^ - ^^ ^^ v " «^^^ ~ ^^ ' ^ ¦— ¦ - ~ " ~ ' — —^ »• - — ¦— " ^ " - - ^ - ^~ ~^ - ^^ '"^

    of what may be termed ' spiritual experiences ' which formed so prominent a feature in Mr . Moody ' s preaching — ( - ^ . The - fervid exhortations

    f with which ^ each chapter abounds contain not a little of natural eloquence , and despire the Americanism of the stylethe volume will find

    many willing readers in this , country . From the same . — ' Life more Abundant , and other

    of Addresses addresses . ' JBy by Theodore the eminent Monod Fren . A ch collection pastor , oriinally published from a shorthand writer ' s

    report g in the Christian , and now reprinted after revision by the author . The aim of M . Monod may be gathered from the caution which lie gives

    his readers * against the common and perilous of error life of ; mistaking conviction increase for conversion of light ; gratification for increase

    for sanctification ; knowing about Christ for deli knowing vered at Christ the . ' JVIildmay Some Park of the Conferences addresses , were and

    others at Edinburgh and Dublin . From ^ ^ Newm ^^ P W ^* i ^^»^ B an ^^^ V ^^ hAam & ^*^^^^ Co ^^^ ^^^ . — ' Lilian ^—^^ — — " * m — Ade — — ^^ laide -. — — Neilson — -- - — . ^^ J ^ ^ j | ^^ VM ^^^^

    AM emorial Sketch , Personal and Critical . Ey M . H . de Leine . Those who enjoyed the pleasure of m ^^ , ^ k witnessing ^ w J » ^^^^^ ^ - * r **^ **^ ^* j »*« ^^ a the *^ ^ *¦ ^ " performances m *^ ^^ ^^ ^^ — — — of Miss Neilson ,

    an sudden d who death were in shoc Paris ked last by autumn the tidings , will welcome of her this Q . S A , i A Ru * brief ^^ * . * k ^» J * PV sketch - ** -m » ^ r «• ¦* - ¦ — ^ of - ** - •^ the — — — — talented — — young ^ C * actress

    and the photograph which forms its frontispiece . Born a basket in Queen -maker ' s S she quare was , Leeds istere , tbo d daug imdtr hter the of reg

    decidedly English patron commonp ym , ic lace of Brown and , just and althoug as decided h liad her ly

    parentage iblood remains in her in veins obscurity . The , present !~ ho probably sketch is g from psy the of a lady who met Miss Neilson in tho

    pen Yorkshire was tho astor village and of which briht h «* r husband an 's d kindl father manners Tnrninprti p raptti seem , to t . n have ha . v « ¦ won won g ior for presence her her here here sin sin attoc aflfoc y --

    t ac ion quired as general on the stage as . the Her popularity dramatic caree which r onl she y

    was lasted Jfjf ( Jbfij , m we f f V fi fteen ( are J * UL * V told % j ^ years * r AVA ¦ , commence V ^ — ^^ » J »» from m m « ^ . » . »^^ — 186 d ¦» - ^ ¦¦ at . ¦» 5 to Mnrguto . — .- — . - 1 Hunchback 880 ^ - ^ - - — — , y and whoro — it

    her she first appeared London as performance Julia in tho being ' Juliet , a , ' letelher

    cha briefl the racter Royalty y sk which etch T heatre she her mad , caroer in o 3 com 865 , noti p . n Tho g y all authoress own the , re -, tyifJfcA oft « VJa Rnr » r » AKpi «^ ftfl x ^ ' - ' which ^ «¦— »— sho ¦ - jic __ „_ . Iiievod . _ . _ . and tho

    j ^ j ^ j ^ . *• • , V r ^ A- V / KJ V * V > ^^^^»» - » " - " « . ^ ^

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 16, 1881, page 309, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16041881/page/9/