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    for the Duke of Northumberland . In 1883 ' The Guide to the Kouyunjik Gallery' of ¦ ¦ Assyrian ^ bp ¦ — — ¦ bb bb ¦ bbb > bb > v v ¦ ¦ —b > bbp anti ^ mm . Br ^ B . quities ^ pp | ^ ii ^ pfcp * B « B " ppr pp « r wa V V " ^ p-fp s ^^ prepared BT ^ r * W " ^ pv PbpT ^ fy ^ ^^ * «* " * b for " ' b . -- ^ - —¦— Athe * p »" b ^ b ^ " ^^ ^ BP ^ P ^ h * M \ A ^ B BBBh B ^ PH OBi _^ »~ * M ^^^__

    British Museum , and in this work Dr . Birch had the assistance of Mr . T . G . Pinches , the Assyriologist of the British Museum .

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    early age of twelve he was apprenticed to Mr . George BBBBB- Galliea well-known bookseller of the

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    Co ., of London , and many reminiscences of his London life ' will be found in the biograph

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    printed in the Glasgow Herald that newspaper j says : * His wide th p and appreciative of knowledge

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    , booksthat he became identified with its , litera VJHV VT ¦ history B ¦ . The BBi taste he displayed in

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    the University printer , in the practical duties of ^ pVbb ¦ typ bj ^ w . . r o **^ gr «^^ K « V * "a * p ^ b ^ p ^ b" hi bBjpbb . pVBk s b-x ^ bt t Bpf , nv soon ^ . ^ -- . v bb bpb came -bh- ^ p- ^ h — - — -bpp ~ to ^ b- ^ p * ¦ be ¦** - v ¦ rec bw bt vb * ognised -m-r 3 >*^ K *^ """ " ™* r ^^ ^ b # - n ** , «

    wntil the publications issued under his name assumed a place , as regards excellence of production , second to none in the kingdom , and the old pVB fB lories of the Fouli BjpPPJ BJ BB s fBP Bl e / ri BI BB od began 0 to

    be B * pT yp , J ^ B ^^ T again ^^ ^ p , g ^^^ H a ^^ s T PIB s . plb oc V ^^ PF pPp ^ V ia ^^^ t Bpp ed ¦ * « B , ^ Bj with Wpj ^ pBBPMI - * our p cit * y -BB . B I I We W . V » P- « K B B n | BB BB eed VjpT > pT onl ^ BWfl # ¦« bV . y re ^^ ^ *^ ^ B fer »* -B , ^ ^^ to B ^^ I ^ a ^ pr | such - » f ~^_ - » B ^ pT ^ ^^ works * ^ > P < « H ^ pPHB ¦ p B as «¦ Bl T *^ those BP BBI B , -Bb- nf ^ BBW of « . * BP . ¦»¦ Princi P * BB . BB P— —« VJpV BB » pal X Vp < ^ c f ^ V B «>

    and Professor __ Caird , Professor Blackburn ' s reprint of Newton's " Principia nlea , " or the poems

    ot of Dr Dr . ^ Walter Valtpsr JSmith ftrnith , . as as examples exam or this this . . ± But > ut the name of Mr . MacLehose will be hereafter associated more particularlwith two works

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    Houses of the Old Glasgow Gentry , " was published in 1870 , and a revised and enlarged edition issued in 1878 It was a volume b Bb pb bpp bb of bb

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    , , Portraits of One Hundred Glasgow Men . " He BjB had associated with Bj ^ himself B )* Bfe h in bI its

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    the last touch was given to the work . It is not BP * BB -B ^ - V one -Bb ** ^^ BBB ^ V of ^* - BB * the B ^ pT af e pi * B ^^ least pSa ^ hp ^ » | M ¦ I ¦ BT regrets pBB > B , - JMiP % *^ ^^^ ^ PB ~ P « j ^ of ^ pT . * . ¦ ^ his B » bB . bB P . T associates Bh ^ V BB * - PBb > - ^ P- -BBP BB . ^^ TB ^ ^ B > ^ BBB ^

    that he to whom the book is due , to whom it was so dear , has not lived to see its issue /

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    occurred recently at Exeter . Mr . Ellis , who wa W * VhP ^ Hi s r ^ pr 65 ^* » - ^^* - ¦ years W « hp * ' 1 —I B ^ P of m ^ riP ^ p ^ age B ^ p MB . -Bjp * - , . m g Bj ^ b raduated Bt B _ l BJ B . « JpT « h ^ BJ V ^^ P' «« p-Bj at B ^ . B » B |^ St . -Bi ^^ - B ) p > . V John 'PP ~ BpP BP BPBP BBk B > 's PB * -

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    'S ' ¦ - ¦'• - ¦¦ " . ' ¦ ' ¦ - - * C - ' ¦¦¦¦ - . .. - .. . - •"• " : < - " V .- ¥ V « . .. - , - -ii ^ / V ' ¦ - -F- . -V -r ; . ^ - ,. ¦¦ . . . - .- . --.. , - ¦ , - - . ; -. . ¦ . ¦ ; - . « ,- ¦ ¦ . ; . - ¦ ,. ,:, . . . . -. ; rl . . -.- ^ y . j - ^ -v--v ^ . ^ , - ^;~ y < C ^ ffi ! fflyMf ^ , Dec . 31 , 18 S 5 The Publishers Circular ; i 627 ' i ^

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    The old-established and well-known Bath and West of E ibbV nland pBb library bb / bj « bb b -- ookselling - * w pp— bb

    and ^ VAA " b * ~ pp pu bl * V ^ is ^ Vb # hing ^ pVp . ^ business ^^ B g M ^ k " » « pVp > VWp , carried « pVp r *_ T * . ^ , on p ^ . p «« for p— ^^ - many •—^ bp ^^ . » , « vpara b Tw Mr IVTt * . R R . . E Fi . Peach Pftflr . h . at a . t . JMo * N " o . . 8 8 Bridge Bridore

    years Street y Bathhas been purchased , , on the retirement , of , MrPeach from trade ¦ - ¦¦ bMr bb .

    JL ~ wp * U * arles - » - •*¦ ^ - ' - * ^" p- ** ¦ -- Hallett -b > V ~ w » ' .-k , ¦ 4 . ' mm j-- l . ibra r m ^ rnr ian - * mr - * . « . - ¦ . . __ a nd _^ - _ -. -. book -av --- - _ -ar -- » - » . ¦ se » , q ller - y ^ w ^— - ^~ of -- - > the same city . , The valuation of the stock ,

    and copyrights was made by Mr . A . M . Burghes on behalf of Mr . Peach , and Mr . W . Holmes on behalf of Mr . Hallett .

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    From Mr . J " . "W . Arrowsmith ., Bristol . — ' The Diary _ Lf IC-Ji , V of \ J X , an CwUk Idle XVilv Woman VT t _ In T 1 && U 1 the A in & U first Sicil *^ J IV J . A y T ' is Ak ) in - » - - » some WV 1-UV

    way ^ a misnomer . place , no idle woman could V 4 4 have 1 Kb i " written jl i vvjli such fc a diary t and in

    the VV \ J KlJlCJu second JLJL v ^ V / JLV place . , it is no v diary » » V 4 V- * at all Xp * -a . , strictl ; * v « -v * y -v ^ . so a < kjh , \ called _ , C-VJa XVVL —unless V 4 MLM JL \ mJ ij fc-7 indeed A A 4 v * . V /"» \ A Mrs _ t ^ -ik . A . fcj . « Frances jl _ a V * V » -. "«_• " b- " * - * ¦ - JElliot M- « f Jk Jk a »>*• * - would » iwr v * j * % »~»

    have us believe she carries all this weight of ancient and mythological history in her head , which whi .- > h with -wip-. h all nil due fin a deference d fifftrempfi . we Wft very verv much much

    doubt . , But be this as it may , few , will dispute , that LfllrXU the LjIJLv ? auth CHlUUvlOOO oress has iiuo written VTJ . ivtt < u « a - « coup vvul / le iv of \ s *\

    additional extremely entertaining interest from littl the e unaffected volumes , which , agreeable gaia 8 tyle in which the various experiences are related

    . For — . ourselves _ we mi ght BK have wished - that ¦ . . _« there ¦ * had been less of history and more of solid

    de-^ cri ption in a the a work «• , but .. we may be 1 sure that 1 „ all 1 "I readers will not with us on this point

    The truth is .. it is agree somewhat *_< - difficult - ¦• p'fep'Yfc ¦« > to _ write 49 a . book of this nature—to avoid krV on the k 4 one 4 k # hand

    UyjVJJChm VX bXAlt- * IlltVUA V « -. V •» . # •» -MTA- * -- «' - ** - » *« V-V - - ^ -. ^< L- > - ( KAU > M \ k the dull monotony and prosy style of the guidebookand yet not to ri / li Ai ^ tui ht and frothy . AVVMJ on '

    the U \ J \ Jt other , f \ nll \ . A VOU But 1 AUU it mav uvy appear j ^ i » e rvroA Quid , g that u ouu Mrs . Kll jot VH ¦ , ; •• >

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 31, 1885, page 1627, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_31121885/page/11/