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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st November 1880, Edition 1 of 1, Page 910

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      - ¦¦ •' ¦ ¦¦ '" • ¦ I 9io The Publishers...

      - ¦¦ •' ¦ ¦¦ '" ¦ I 9 IO The Publishers Circular Nov 1 > .- l 8 ^

      188 Fleet Street. London. E.C.: November 1 Laon

      188 Fleet Street . London . E . C .: November 1 laon

      Rphe Jl Sanction Topograp And Hical Co-O...

      rpHE jL sanction Topograp and hical co-operation Society of of London the Chief has Mag been istrate exceptionally of the Cit fortunate y for the in work securing which " th

      proposes AA held VAV ^ at ^ 9 ^ P the ^^^ to ^ " ^ undertake Mansion ^ k * - ^ M »^ r »» w ^— -w ^— - House — , and — sketched __ , on at -- Thursday - which -- _ Mr afternoon . Harrison it , who was of the formall London y inaugurated Library j , presided j ^ at — - — has - ^ - a —• ^ r ^ meeting «^ . The j B Jill

      done scope much of the to Society promote , as its success , by is , Mr it must . Wheatley be admitted , , as vide honorary enough secretary to satisfy the alread most y collection exacting taste of , book and s ¦ to drawings find »™ ¦ ¦ ¦ « emp m loyment prints j— ¦— ¦ —— -m maps for g— the & c most relating exnberant to Lon energy don , for topograp it includes h the the

      m coUection ^ Mr >_ r Jl JL V \ f V *^ - ' ** of ^ - ^ " documents **¦ ' ^^ ** ^^ ^» , " , deeds — , v , & c . ( orig , inal , and , cop —¦ ied ) , and of ^^ extracts relating j ~^ — ^^ J ¦ J" ^ ^*» y W to ; the Ul It * history accessible of form fc and fcfc associat the fc collection tr ions connected of information with p relating laces in to and etymology around of London London , arranged place-names in an

      and i and ^ ^ ^ j & a ^ m ^ J * ^ * ^ J ^^ preparation & J 9 plans | w /»»»» ^ F ^^ v ^ J « fc * ^ v ^ ^ » showing ^^ ¦ ^ ^ ¦ ¦ » ! ^ ¦>* ^» ¦ ^ . » ; ^ — of ^» y ^» ^ ^ a ^*^ the ^^ record ^ . ^ - ^ » r ^ *^ H ^™ position j ^ ^^ ^ - ^ ^ -- ^ ^ r ^ ^ ^ ^ - ^ of » — ^ ¦— —^^ ¦— - — ' ^ change ^ ™ ^^ of ¦— ^ — —^ public |— ' ^^ — — s —— —— in —^^— - — —¦ — London buildings - —— — - — — ^~ — ^^ nomenclature — » , ^ » streets — — — — — — ^ - g — , » — - & — — ¦—¦ c ^^ — ^ m . ; , » the at — — ^^ — various - preparation — ^^ — — —¦— ^— — ^^ periods j vw - - ^ ^^ r ^ ^ ^^ ** ^^ ^ ^^ of ^ ^»^ **« k # HXlAT maps * : the mi ? v n churches and other before demolished the

      and representation publication ¦¦ of of a bibliography of London buildings ¦ topograph they y ; the were preparation j¦— ¦ and ; publication ¦ preparation ¦ of

      i ^ i m ^»* m * r ^>» r _~ n w n ri t **^ ^^ *> ^* ^ ^<^ ^>^ ^ ^» «^ ^ - ^^ ^* k ^ ™»^ j ^^ — ^ J ^^ ~^ - ^—— - ™ - — — —— — — — ^— — ^^» — y- » y — — — — —— — — — j— — " » ^^ ^^ % - ^ t vAy / JH IJA publication an m , ^ ^^ A ff index ^^^^^ k ^^^^^^ ^ F ^» ^^^ of *» F ^ fc of ^^ London ^ ^ k cop ^ N ^ ^^ »^ ies ^ K ^^ . ^^ drawings of ^ . ^ rfq . old ^^ ^^ ««^» London ^ . Hi ^^ , ^ mr ^ K prints ^ B « n - *^ ^ " ^^ ¦ , engravings ^^ ' ¦ anti ^^^ % ^^ quities «^ » " , and , tokens also ^ , of & unpublished c , in ^^^ various ! drawings — - ^— — collections — r - ^^ ^^ ^ j ^ h . ^^ , H V and ^^ J ^ V ; the the ^ J M I T | « • . . <•« . *¦ « to < London Tt 1 order Til to the it members _ . informed «<•

      -publication of documents relating . In keep as to trustworth the work hical of changes y the information Societ and y demolitions a it full is proposed annual in the report to several appoint will districts be local prepared . committees The , and scheme as to one watch of means the over Societ of the obtaining ' s work

      topoas grap sketched by Mr . Wheatley , will also comprise the preparation of maps and y views of , London during the Roman , Saxon , Norman , and Plantagenet periods ; the publication of

      interesting . The records Citguilds from have the State it is papers believed , and much monograp valuable hs topographical of buildings information about to be in swept their

      awayy , tff , * possession possible encroachment , which ^ 1 they i 1 of will * 11 the be ^ new willing i Society ¦ to upon impart * ground # to 1 the * 1 alread Society /~ 4 y occup . As A ied a a protest letter II was against * read ¦>« the on

      Thursday from the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society ; but as the work of the Topographical Societwill consist of printing and publishingand of rescuing from oblivion

      old documents , maps y , and prints , by reproducing them with care , and exactness , there need be little fear of collision . As regards the personnel of the new Association it already includes

      many men whose names form a sufficient guarantee that adequate literary ability , and antiquarian knowledge will be brought to bear upon its operations , and its progress may be

      anticipated with genuine interest and satisfaction .

      With The The Following Announcement Deta...

      with The the following announcement details in of our the last public number library that at the Bath corporation will be read had with refused interest to in make connection a rate

      for and and the presented presen institution ted to to : the the —Some city citv an an years extensive extensi since ve , Mr huildinor building . Makillop . on on , the the a wealthy provisional provisional resident understanding understanding of Bath , purchased 1 tnat that uit

      maintain financiall should become y the . Three institution a rate years aide " . ago d The library the burgesses . ratepayers Many refused persons were . , asked The gave to library books accept to was it the and then gift aided carried and the allo on w institution a by rate snb to

      being that scnption RrtrintinTi the taken , rate . and and . could another another The not decision appeal annual , under , whic has ha the now now h new was been law * made vn , exceed made mar known ) a to tn a penny the the recentl burgesses hiiroraKRftR in y the , was . pound , to to decidedl whom whom without y it it against was was their explained exDlaineu op a inion rateaided librarythe majority of opponents beinnearl 2000 The contest has ¦ caused —

      IU much \ AU \ A excitement JJLILr * . t * A Y , , VUV in the IVJU boroug Ujr VX h and UUVUVUVU many meetings / Uilfi g y JL * , ^> C * AAY have y W , j VUVi been . held JLJLM . \ J . VVJULVVMU The value AAUIU of « , •» Mr - . ,

      Makillop s gilt was £ o , u ( K ) . It is believed the institution will now be closed .

      On V/Jla Him Ajuljll M. Barthele Bitj Y ...

      on V / JLA him AJULJll M . Barthele bITJ y President JL 1 VO ' my UV / UV St GreV . Hilaire JL KJ \ y V , without ¥ Y M . did \ jll \ J U not \ J \ considerable s \ , JlLDX it appears JlXsMahJJLK . ? , regret ICglVll accept at OtV the the I > XIV post > prospect JL / JL VT of » J- / ly Forei Vil / of V / A gn being ISVyJUU Minister ^ compelled i / vi «| ' , thrust - been -to

      forsake known volumes 111 to 3 his he converse had literary still with to labours translate anybod , which y half When have an M hour engrossed Gre without ' offere all speaking his d him thoug the of hts Aristotl post . b He his 1 e had first UiDW and exclamation never the twelve

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      which twent l * » *** ^ , v » uy n y y - - - will XA w four xxx take w volumes ** lkj twelve bncirc CDC . \ volumes I ruiuuico y . have . JL XUV still . . e x I to as am am U ) publish jtJ seventy otJVCixt b jj U the L / y - -ixvt five » Ut part ? ? years j' KfXXXJ twu on y natural of ui IjXXK ) age *•& p lJXXlX « - ' . . history \ JB ¦ If MJ \ - * yXXXVj I — enter cxai a > remarkable oji ttlK , , vum office r » u ^ v again »©—— - part the - - 1 ,

      contrary shall never , behind get it done the . p ' hilosop He was her quite by a sincere not uncommon . Not that contradictio he is devoid nlurks of ambition more than ; on the

      ambitious others . But man at — his namel age y the , the gratifications proud , man of , pride who in no many longer respects tempt him feels , , and himself he would superior willingv w orK

      sacrifice the pride he would take in accomplishing , amid the tumult of his century , a ^ regretting which , before the twelve him , nobody volumes had still ventured to be broug to undertake ht out . but Hence his resistance he was was perfectl cut y short sincere wneij m Mexplained to him that all attributed , Mde Freycinet ' fl fall to his Voh % 9 *

      II ironical the peace . Grevy Cherbourg , and surprise that speech it that was Europe absolutel had excited viewed y necessary . Europe his He acceptance y to ielded reply , by and of the a it significant . Foreign was not Office name without . to the a kind preoccupation of rat & er J

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Nov. 1, 1880, page 910, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01111880/page/2/