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      ' A Hundred Years Ago ' gives the Rev . W . Benham wonders an opportuni o h f pas t y t times present and - ^* a p leasan - same i t paper may b on be

      re-— — - ^— - ^ — — — - ¦ - - ^— . ^^^ ¦¦ -- ^^ - - ^^ ^ ^^™ ^^^^ ^— - ^^» - ^™ - , ^ pj ^ ^— ^^ ^ . ^^^ ^» ^ ^ p ^ ^ pp w ^ ^ « ^_^ r p . ^ p >^ p .. ^^^ . p ^ ^^^¦ p ^ ^^ pv p ^ p ^ ' ^^ p ^ j ^^ ^^^^* ¦ marked ¦ ^ regarding < m A Mr * ^ PP .- . J . JVL tf ^ ^ mm Barri ~^— . " a e ' -. s ' Gretn . a Ghreen Revisited . ' The spirited story ' Aunt Rachel / by D . Christie — - Murray —— is advanced ¦— to the

      tenth chapter — ^ J ¦ . — — — — — * * ¦ , ^~ - — - ^ r ^ w ~ m ,- ^ *^*^ ^^ i ^ ^ pp " ^^ . ^ ^ 1 P > ^^^ P ^^ ^ B ^^ K ^ ta ^ ' Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamond' is the

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      a new volume . Of the short articles , ' A Novelist's g Favourite ^ f ^^ m u ^^ p ^^ l ~^ » stud ^^ ^—^ — ^^ ~— y W , T Theme wri ¦ ¦ t —* - ten - ^* ^^^ ' p in ^ ^ l ^^^^™ ease a ^ ^^ lively ^ s ^™ ¦ ¦ us » ~^ r- ^^ - m m ost strain " ^^ ^ i ^ ^^^ ^ : ^^ p » ^^ it ^^^^ . ^ is * Samanala 1—1 , | - t ^^^ . hou ^ ^» ^ P > ^ Pb PJk ^ f ^ g h- ^^ ^ ht ^ J ^ . ^ B ^ ^ tJ - . JP '

      descri and its ption Shadow of the ' great is the conica title l mountain of a picturesque of Ceylon , more familiar as Adam ' s Peak . ' Grey Wethers '

      is m an article A * i which ^ pk must « not deceive 4 Iaa farmers in A the _ ¦ F cruel olds way ' for ¦ ¦ in it which has nothing Mr . Ruskin to do did with with sheep his * Sheep but - is

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      to ' John the fortieth Herring chapter ' brings . the story * Court Royal ' up Most of the subscribers to the Magazine of

      b a Art £ y the Austin ( Cassell expressive Dobson & Co . fronti ) will and sp look Randol iece , frequentl poem ph Caldecott , and y and pic ; t long ure the ,

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      work-¦ , manshi the p- ^—¦ - ~»• - — ' ™ ¦ American ¦ ' ^ fpl p . " — - A a biograp 4 P . artist P — I ^^ — W ^^ hical <(¦ is ^^^ A *^^ ^^ PM ^¦ ^ ^^ sketch P . B lied pp — " ^ ~^» PIP ' . ^ p ^ b ' ^ p' of ¦¦—~ ^ b . ^ Mr ^ p > David ^_^ ^ b pp ~ * ^ ppr . ^^^^ p Joh ^ ^^ ^» pr ^ Neal n *^»_^ w t" 4 R pp ^^ ib . , ¦ i ¦ W ' .. ' ford Tait ( Vb >* « Mfp * « pF ; J Pollen * . Tables Mb 1 * rv <¦» ^ rf r-r and < W Arf > - ««« Table . ^ , Ul - \« r rfb ¦ supp > .- Customs ^ pj ^ - « r « < W *• VT AAANf « y / b fS- * y V % J ^ . * Hunger jf . ^_ V * i A 4 b . \^ A . -

      f t ^ i ' The Profession ; * Chester of Art , ' , ' b b y y Lewis F . Mabel F . Day Robinson ; * The ; Jjjw \ ¦ j 1 Art of Sketching' by 1 R . A 1 . M mw . Stevenson - —~ ; and

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      $ il loutherbourg '" following ' i remarks , R . A . regarding : — « In 1789 Phili a p Mrs James ¦ . Mary De ivjjjjfli " $ " ' * . Vft hti i' 0- \ f . r'r . r ' ' ' , ..

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      Pratt wrote , under the nom de guerre of ' A Lover I of the Lamb bbvbbi of vbbb God" a hlet full of details fc of I

      Mr ^ pr ^™ ^ Br . bb . ^ b > and ^ p- ^ bbbbbbbf ' ^•¦ BF Mrs ^^ r * B ^ ^ bb . De ^ B ^ B ¦ ^ BB- bb Loutherbourg , m . ¦ pamp m * r % g ^ b ^^ 4 Hb ^ 4 b » bbbb < ^ b * " ^ b * w ' s ^^ " ^ f ^^ cures b * ^ b * ^ B ** ^^ ^ . *^ ^ B ^ ^ P ^*^ These *^™ * v ¦ ^ B' ™ . ¦ < Divine p Miin ious rec inanducti ina ip ients /^ 4 n /» + Ti ons / % of Tici " what ' had In ct / I Mrs at of . that < Pratt - « € » ?¦ time ^ - calls i » iri / i cured nnr " t he kri ' [

      blindness , deafness , lameness , cancer , loss of speech , palsy , and the king ' s evil , to say naught of

      more trivial misfortunes . A boy suffering from , from the kin St . g Bartholomew ' s evil had been ' s Hosp discharged ital ; but i as n five incurable days

      De JLoutherbourg , without seeing him , had nearly completed his cure . Then there was a feminine personage fJ * - ' * - fcJvra _ i . M » g ^ v w iv xiv ho xj made . & uiva . v matter luautvx s o unp uii pivcvtjcvui leasant ; for ivi ujvj ber .

      friends when they called upon her . She was possessed of a devil , and was in the habit of biting and scratching those who came near her , '

      very verv much much in in the the fashion fashion of of an an insane insana ( Grnmalkin rriTnallnn .. She , Mrs . Loutherbourg cured in a trice . A Chelsea news-carrier had an abscess in his side : the '

      and Academician in thirty pla seconds ced his it righ was t hand completel upon y th healed e sore . , Almost as rapid was the giving of hearing and

      hand speec , h in to t two he mode deaf and of Mesmer dumb g , irls cured . A pass obs of tinate the case — of — gout ^ —^ a — - — - — in ¦ the ° ^^— — stomach " ^— — h h V ^ ^ fe ^ ^^^ r ^^ m ; ^ m ^ and ^ p ^^ ^^ V ^ v ^ " ~^ M ^ a ^^*^ " wi ^ » ¦ ^^ thered ^^ ^^ ™ ^^^ " ^ ^ ^^ arm ^^ —*^~ I

      months was made that w ^ hole their in a fame few was minutes at its . hei During ght the the pair six : the " cured Lamb " two of God thousand " was quite persons prepared . The to " fall Lover down of ;

      and worship the two Divinities ; and she called i ; ded upon icated the Archbishop her pamphlet h of Canterbury to compile , to whom form B she of

      prayer — — — — - ^— — —^ — to be - - used H I ¦ - ~ ^—~^^ H ^ in - ^^ ^^ v all ^^ , ^ m ^ P ^^^ churc ^ ^^^ V ^^^^ ^^*^^ hes ^^ H ^^ V ^^ to ^^^ and ^ b ^^ V ^ . " » chapels ^^^ ^^ B . " —^ r ^^^^ ^^ ^ " , " that nothing may impede this inestimable gift having free course . " By that time the

      faithhad healers narrowl had y been escaped pulled bein down g lynched from . ' Olympus , and ' Christmas Time with the Germans before

      scenes Paris , ' , drawn by Archibald from the Forbes author , a ' s group eventful of stirring experiencesappears in this month ' s part of Harper ' s

      , in Monthly ^^ B ^^ M Devonshire a H Magazine ^^ A ^ HB , ' b y L ( Sampson ^ ucy ^^* C . Lillie Low ^^^ h , & is Co ^^ h . a one . ) of * Winter ^ b ^^ ^^ t hose happ —— w il ^ w ^ — y * W -c ^^ hosen ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ rura ^ ^^^ l ^ sketches ^ ^^ ^^ ^^ *^^ ^^ ^^ which v w ~ ~ j ^ ^^^^^ everyone ^^ T ^^ « b T v ^ ~ i ~ ^^ will » v ^ Jfc ^ fe

      be Of g a lad different to see character have become , and so more popular interesting of late . , perhapsto the general reader in this i busy is

      the — ¦ continuation , , — ^^ — ^^ F ^ M ^^ of ' Great ^^ ¦ ^*^ ™ ^ a ^^ ^^ American J » ^ i ^ ^^^^ fll v ^ T ^^ F Industries ^^^ T ^^ f age q ^ VHK , V ^^ / bein * ——— Domestic — g < A — - — ' ¦ Lamp and — - ~ —— ful Court - ^^ - ** r ^^ of —^ — ' Oil Customs ^^ - - , ' «^ - b y a Geo of ^^ - a . Persia i B . P ^ rfh ^ , Gibson ^! ' is a # a « V . ^^"^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ . ^ ^ p ^^

      a welcome very prac contr tic ibution al paper by S s . G The . W . Mili Benjami tia and n , and the Army' by Major-General G . B . McClellan .

      Re-, g Woolson arding the , is stories brough : t ' East to Angels the thirteent , ' by Constance h part , and F . Mr — " —— . » Howells —¦— . -v-r » » vm .- * w ^ r ' ' Indian _» . »* -v ^ . a . i ^> &* r Summer ^^ Vt , & AA AJUL V 4 . ' to UV / the I /^ AV seventh U V / F KJX-1 % J UL . »

      Tucker * Sis' is Mag a cap ill . ital The little illustrations sketchy story are as usual Mary a conspicuous feature in this favourite magazine : it

      is is tho a a se rare rare which pleasure pleasur E . A to to . see Abbey picture nicture has s s so so drawn p nlftn leas . sfi a nt for -. as as ' She are a . ™ Stoops to Conquer . '

      o Cassell the ' s new Family Magazine iciousl ( . Cassell The & volume Co . ) be pens gan last month year . In ausp the current y part we notice

      that the widely sympathetic John Stuart Blackie con w * - h — i — ti ch w - — nues — is --- _ written - hi - _ s p -- aper in a _^ - ^ sty , _» on - ^ _ l — - e * ^_ London , so ^_ ^^ i ^^ n — . ^ - ^ terest - ^ _ _^ for ^_ ^^ - ^ i pi n ^ h ^ sbk Londoners g th ~/^ . ' at *» w ^^ one ^»^ ^* J * , ^^ '

      is inclined to think that the venerable Hellenist has left the crofter in order to make amends to the New cockney Yorker ' is ma a ny short bitter and blows readable . ' The Typica by l

      'An American . ' Mr . F . E . Crowest writes paper with authority contrioution upon snouia * An Orchestra at Home . ' His

      De reaa careruily by lovers of

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 31, 1885, page 1630, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_31121885/page/14/