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    opportunity to establish himself at 18 Warwick Square , Paternoster Row , on his ow , n account , while retaining Messrs . Ginnj & Co . ' s Agency .

    Two new religious magazines have just been published , The Expository Times and The

    Worker . The first is j > rinted at the University PressAberdeenand the second is issued by

    Messrs Buildings , . Wells , E . C Gardner . ¦ " The Expository & Co ., Paternoster Times is

    intended for ministers , BiblicaL students , and Sunday school teachersand to the December

    number men like R . W , . Dale , L . H .. D ., George Matheson IVTn . t . lifisnn _ D TV D T )_ . and a . nH Prftfpsanr Professor S Savcft ayc e contri o . ont . ri --

    bute . It has , . ., e a good ^ start , and there is no lack of intellectual strength or moral fervour

    about this new claimant for public notice . The Worker is a popular magazine , which appeals

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    College , Oxford , the Rev . G , F . Maclear , T > . T > .. and the Rev . J " . W . Horsley , M . A . One of the most suggestive papers discusses ' The

    Religious Education of the Well-to-do , ' and some startling truths concerning the ' serious

    falling off in the number of godly matrons , like those who in the days of old trained so well the sons of Englishmen' deserve the

    attention of all who have at heart , the highest

    welfare of the nation . 101

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    Trade of Paris , in its issue of the 7 th inst ., reports the Annual Public Sitting of the French Academyat which the prizes for virtue and

    literary excellence , are distributed . The meeting took place on the 14 th ult .

    Amongst the numerous prizes given was one for Poetry , and the subject chosen for

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    followed g his own , precept 1 Prizes for subjects of interest to English

    readers were four for the best translations from foreign languages . Of these , two were from our own tongue—Green ' s ' History of the

    English People , ' translated by M . Auguste and Monod % ' The , jm Jb published Life and by Correspondence fc Plon , fciM Nourrit » WP ¦••»•¦ of ¦ « ki & Charles Co Bk t . ;

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    memory o £ heir husband ( who negotiated with : Prince -a Bi mf smarck th « -b « w e - »¦ - surre -- nder ¦ ------ of Pa i i ris ) for

    •^ - » *^ m ¦ ¦¦ ^ -m * •¦¦*¦ ^ ^^^ «* - > av tmmmmw ^ m ' ^ r- ^ m » - ^ f- ^ - ^ b » ^^ ' ^ air - » ' ---- »¦ ^ - " ^ -- »^» - " - " - — -. w- .-- ¦ — - ¦ ¦ - * , v ^ - » - " - >¦ - " - — the best literary work written by a woman was adjudged to Madame Marie Dronsart for her

    * Portraits from over the Channel , ' being sketches of English life . ! M . Doucetin the course of his interesting

    , speech , stated that the number of foreign productions submitted in competition was less than usualbut this was compensated for by

    their quality , . He spoke in the highest terms of Mr . Marion Crawford , who , ' not content with publishing in his own language numerous

    has romances composed BHB , which , as it have were made A for us him , in French famous 1 «¦ « M , ,

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    elegance : "Zoroaster" and " Marzio ' s Crucifix , " ' published by Dentu .

    Of education it may be said in the words of Sterne * They order these things better in

    , France . ' In the Programme of Conditions of Admission to the Naval School we find , as one

    of the subjects fixed for the Examination of 1890 , 'The Reading at Sight of ah English

    Periodical . ' In view of this subject , MM . Delalain have published The Times , No .

    32543 . prepared and annotated by Professor Alfred Elwall . M . Calmann Le * has published two books

    vy for little people : * The Doll , ' by E . Pailleron , of the Academywith illustrations by that

    , admired artist , Adrien JMarie ; and ' Zerbeline and Zerbelinorthe Princess who lost her

    Eye , ' by Lucien , , Perey , with many illustrations . M . Li 6 vy has also published Alphonse

    Daudet ' s new drama , * The Struggle for Life . ' M . Alphonse Lemerrewhose publications

    are marked by so much taste , and typographical beautyhas issued as New Year ' s Presents for ""

    _^ , .. B—^ BB BBB BBBBB—f a ^ M . —A B . 1 —ft - ABh with 1890 : 160 * Legendary desi Heroes bH . : Pille their real fc Sailors history of , ' gns y ;

    France : their heroic actions , ' by Gaston de l ^ aimeswith 150 illustrations by Eugene L . e

    , Mouel ; 'Tales for Winter Evenings / by the talented novelist , Andre * Theuriet , with 80

    illustrations by Rejchan ; c The Willow Inn , ' by Jeanne Loiseauillustrated by Henri Pille

    and Jeanne Lemerr , e ; and * Goemon the Dwarf , . , -j ' by Eugene —i ~~ t Le — Mouel , j a story % t in prose JL — ' ,

    with 32 coloured illustrations from drawings by the author . MM 1 bBBBBJ . Hachette i i & Co . announcethe

    publi-BBB—i ^ BV ^ — " ^— BBJ B——BP—BV —B ^ B—T " ^ " ——P V ^ B ^ ^» ^ B > ^ B—^ ^ BB » ^^^ - ^ » ¦ ^ ^^ ' - ^ * ~— ^ " - - * ~— ^ B , _^ ^ ¦ " ^^— ^ BV ^ BP«—B » ^ B- ^^ B . BBBB cation in 30 weekly parts of the ' History of the Gentle Lord de Bayard , ' composed by ihe Loyal Servitor . The first part appeared on

    the 9 th inst . When complete the work will form a handsome volume of 480 pages , with

    over 200 illustrations in chromo-lithography , photogravure , and black and white . The

    text approximates as nearly to modern French as is compatible with a conservation of the irit of the original . It is prefaced and

    sp annotated by Lor ^ dan Larchey . Duke Ernest II . of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha has

    completed the third volume of the * Memoirs of His Life and Times , ' recounting the decisive events which crowded this important .

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 16, 1889, page 1811, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_16121889/page/9/