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June 16,1890 The Publishers' Circular . ...
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A DISCLAIMER. To the Editor of the Publi...
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Thomas Hughes, F.S.A. We regret to hear ...
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John Oakley, D.D. We rogret to record th...
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A Hint To Byron Collectors. To The Edito...
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June 7 , 1890 .
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A DISCLAIMER . To the Editor of the Publishers' Circular .
Dear Sir , —On page G 95 of your last issue you mention the case of a young man in Paris ,
i who unfortunately bears the same name as myself , and who has been purloining books from the National Library there h . I h shal h l be
g lad — i you will — ¦ — — make — — ¦ — — mention — — - — ^^ ^^ - ^^ p * - ^^ p- in ^ your ^^^ f ^^ ^^* m ^^^^ 4 . ^ next ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ f issue that he has ' no connection' with my
establishn damage frith ent re , as gard the to article my American may do and me some Continental customers . It is rather a curious
coincidence , and I may mention that my first visit to Paris is one of the things in the future . Yours faithfully
Albert , Sutton ( English and Foreign Bookseller ) , 130 Portland Street , Manchester .
June 4 , 1890 .
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We are sorry to learn that the health of Mr of . Messrs G . E . . Brett Macmillan —who & established Co . in America the agency and
conducted the business of the firm on the other , side of the Atlantic for many years—has completely broken down . He hasin consequence
are bee *¦ n glad co */ mp to be led able to tQ resi add gn that his , posi his t son ion , , and JL Mr . w G . ,
P . Brett—also connected with Messrs . Macto mil the lan vacan for a t number position . of years—has succeeded
record Mr . of H . successfu Longman l trading , af ter 25 has years re ' t unbroken iredand
disposed of his old established , bookselling , , stationery , and printing business at 07 and 69
Market formerl Street with , Mr Lancas . 11 . t Platt er , to Mr Wi . J . M . Wi more gley , y I , gan Of ,
recently with Messrs . J . « fc H . Platt , Preston . Messrs . Jlolmes < t Son acted on behalf of
vendor and purchaser . Mr . Longman is still comparatively a young manand we are glad
to learn that he quits business , in excellent health . We heartily wish him happiness in
his well-earned retirement . Mr . William Matheson has taken over the
Edi business nburgcj latel h , b y y carried Mr . A . on W at . Murray 10 Forest «/ under Road the ,
I that name Mr of . Matheaon Ogle & Murray intends . to trade We understan under the d old name of the firm .
Bookseller Mr . E . , D & . , Walker c . of Darling , Wholesal ton , e has News opened -Agent a ,
branch branch ora ofti ce nfl in in PrinnA rrmce Kegent llftcant { Street Street . , JStock Stock--Qfll ton-on-Tees ,
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Fletcher Harper . We are extremely sorry to be compelled to chronicle the death of Mr . Fletcher Harper _ b , •¦
a member of the well-known firm of Harper Brothers of New York . Mr . Harper died , after a lingering illnessat his residence in
New York on the ^_ r evening , of the 22 nd ult . He was born in that city on October 7 , 1828 , and was educated at Columbia — __ College . Whilst
still a youth , he entered the publishing ^ house of which his father was one of the founders
and in 1869 on the death of his uncleMr , . James Harper L , , he became a partner A in , the
concern . Seven years later , on the death of his father , Mr . Fletcher Harper succeeded to
the control of the important periodicals issued by the house , and from that time forward he took a most active part in the multifarious
duties of a great and JL . ever-growing business , until increasing infirmity compelled him to retire . Mr . F . Harper was a man of
conspicuous ability , and his judgment , especially in regard to literary and artistic matters , was
unusually shrewd . He was a man of splendid physique and great charm of character , and he was a prominent worker in the field of
philanthropy . His death , though not unexpected , is a distinct loss to the best and most cultivated section of American society . Five members
of the house of Harper Brothers now remain : Messrs . Philip J . A . Harper , Joseph W . Harper , John W . Harper , J . Henry Harper ,
and John Harper .
Thomas Hughes, F.S.A. We Regret To Hear ...
Thomas Hughes , F . S . A . We regret to hear of the death of Mr . ...
Thomas Hughes , F . S . A ., a well-known antiquary , of Chester . He was the author of numerous works ¦ relating 1 — to - his favourite - ___ , _ ^ . ^ stud _ ^ i - > - > — " - y H . V
Among his earliest productions were The Stranger ' s Handbook to Chester' and * Chester in its Early Youth , ' and he was the author of
many papers in the Society ' s * Transactions . ' He edited ' Bateman ' s Ancient Chester and ' King ' s Vale Royal' and his name will be
associated with ' The , Cheshire Sheaf' which he edited throughout its whole career , until fa iling KJ health compelled JL him to relinquish Xit
in the early part of 1885 . He was one of the many authorities who believed in the Roman origin of the city walls . An old King ' s
scholar , Mr . Hughes was a governor of that institution till his death , and showed the
warmest interest in its welfare .
John Oakley, D.D. We Rogret To Record Th...
John Oakley , D . D . We rogret to record the death of the Dean of Manchester' , the Rev . John Oakley •/ , D .- D - .- ,-w
Gladstone age who . exp In ired 1881 to on tho June ho Deanery was 10 . He appointed of was Carlisle 50 years by Mr and of .
two years later accepted the Deanery , of Manchester . From 1864 till 18 G 8 he was secretary * r to the London Diocesan Board of - —
Education science Clause , and : was its History the author . He of also ' The wrote Con' The Christian Aspect and Application of the
Decalogue . ' Dean Oakley took JL Jk great interest in all social and philanthropic movements , and I - : , - , , 1 . „ .-.., izzziaBI
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 16, 1890, page 755, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16061890/page/17/
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