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    freshness into the pictorial interpretation of familiar nursery rhymes like those which find a I surmounted graceful setting . in this book ; but in the present instance the difficulty has been very cleverl y ] j

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    1634 The Publishers' Circular Dec . 6 , i 8 s I

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    of additional . blocks to , illustrate some of the , special papers in this number , of the , Publishers ' Circular .

    Mr . Frederick Wedmore has completed his study of Balzac . The Queen has contributed £ 25 towards the funds of the Newsvendors Provident

    Institution . It is expected that Lord Tennyson ' s new volume of poems will be issued during the month

    of December . According j ^ j ^^ m ^^ ^ h ^ , m ^ . tp ^^ ^ _ i ^ 4 ^ ^ h JK ^^^ to ^ rf ^ - ^ ' an ^ ii ^ *• . . * ¦ Ameri ' ¦ ™ —• ¦¦ ¦ - ^^ ~ can — — ^ trade j as ournal , Prince Bismarck is financiall — — — ^ — y ^ M ^ interested ^ ^^—^ ^ r ^^ ^^ ^ a ^ v ^^ v ^ 1 ^ ' h . ^ ^ in * ^ " the ^ ^

    paper-making industry . It is reported that Mr . Oscar Wilde is engaged on a novel which will be printed in an 1 American serial in the first instance . I

    Professor Masson ' s first instalment of the new edition of De Quincey is ready . Messrs Black , of Edinburgh , are the publishers .

    A new serial will shortly be issued in Edinburgh which is to combine the comic and literary mselement . It is , we understand , to be called Waverley .

    It is stated that the well-known historian , Mr . W . H . Lecky , will be asked to stand as a candidate for the representation of Dublin University in Parliament . ¦

    4 Canadian Love Story' is the title which the Marquis of Lome has giren to a novelette I which he will contribute to the Pall Mall Budget of December 19 and 20 . I

    I j Tillotson David S Christie yndicate Murray . Mr . Murray ' s new story is now , ' on Soot a lecturing Free , is tour to be in publishe Australia l . in January by the I I

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1889, page 1634, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121889/page/100/