, 1881-01-02

change.
Prof: Huxloy is preparing a volume on
Berkeley for Mr.. John Morley:s series Of ''Eu-
| gllsh Men Of Lettors..
! the Emperor" Is a new novel By George
| Ebcrs, the author Of ..Narda,''. 4'Tho Egyptian
Princess" and - Homo sum.
Two children Of Sir Aleernon and Lauy
Borthwfck are said to be the originals Of E;fdln-
| ION and Muru in Lord HeacoDste1d'S s novel;
Sir Theodore Martin Indignantly denies the
Queen h00 anything to do with hts . Life ct the
Prince Consort," except where he bus 50 indi-
cnted.
.-Gambetta has In press an authorized edition,
Of his speeches and his arguments in political
cascs, which will contain seven or eight octave
volumes.
The Rev. Dr. Tying Jr. witt reply at IN
early day IN HqtperS Man1stae to Dr: coan's M MI;'
article, - Does Life-1nsnrancs lnsure2" which
is IN the January number.
Friedrich sptelhngeu has flushed another
novel; to be called Angela after its heroine.
TITO scene Is chiefly laid on the banks Of Lake
Geneva, In the autumn OF 1871.
The first fnstailment OF Flaubert's posthum~
ons work. Doitvard ct Pecuchet.' has appeared
in the Notreltc ReuHe, 1t Is not cheerful work
and will probably shock more readers than 1t
will please.
uscripts Of the Vatfcan Library Is in progress
Students hare long complained Of the mei,xre
facilities offered them In this storehouse OF
learning, but it is now announced thut the col
lection will hereafter be more accessible.
The Indian 1hir3uor says that BengaIt gen.
tleman has applied to the London University for
permission to compete for its q. 4. exntnina-
tion from India. 1t considers that the granting
or such an application would have a most in
furious effect On the progress OF 1nuian nntyer-
stiles.
The Librarian OF tho State OF New York,
Is Dibiolnnniac's librnry the complete set Of
the Maitland Club publications, 1tD volumes:
This Club was founded in Glasgow in LES, and
tory.
prof Nn,aonet,;,a.a forth.ornfn, hontx
..The Vnvnrn t.f he Vern. - viii ccntafn sevoxaf
is ,asius trnns'ate1i Into EpSisI, M hY WI Wr Aiexan
1Ier T,esfio Enfficna Wit nfsn ho n,1hlfshed in
Eronch Ger1,an4 n@,,fsh Finnfs1 Pni;sh Tr,fch1
SF'''4''"' eD@ 4eA@""'
MIR, Froude ia about to be anticipated By Mr.
=; Martin in the promised biography Of CARLYLE
statescns m Yeara t! hns gone fnto 70 the the
n,hnr VI ~ fh tf. ~ Tas4ar wn,,1d re sre tn go
h,t he hns nn11ecta ,n,,iftt',dn nf fnrts and Il
ouaiIticd S 5y preyious trainins to arrange them n
- - ~ 11
-Geraa a3 Massey will publish enrly IN Feb
9r t s t. fne st Two caSfs fn f OF 1ears oo9k
is to be entitled ~ Book Of the Bcg!nnings:
Containing an 4 tempt to Recover and Recon-
tertes, Types and Symbols Religion and Ian;
guuge, with Egypt for the Alouthplece. and
Africa as. the birthplace. The first volume
Islcs''; the second, "Egyptinn Origins in the
Hebrew, Akkado-Assyriat, and Maori Mytholo-
Is aud Languages.
that tha Ehiatnos Ie,,i,,inoffnne +his vear ara
mnrf Az An.crican ~ linn aver and Indicate IN ail
vnncc IN tasfe ne wei, M i,,xs,r., Suys nnr fs,1-
ro.ahiy '1 Xxx Ino1c1s T. onnaore
IN the norI5,irn1s. 4 "a see IN the shnnse # ia
feit M eyerywacre. This IS The more gratifying as
Ie aneee ;,e ~ , ms ~ -sn.,otnant nn1
nhaste dafinn.r fYa.ent from En@1,sh mnsstre1
nss, & poiton. T. @ au ~ nn;t ,t ,a
& H1iish n, = IVA - IrYor ~ ~ 1nrar
m L iii,strt;nns -. @ n nr,n,n mnrt
=! Siit ~ , R.1;sh hte ara inatl
~ ~ t,,era au neai, amorioo,
+aete ~ a.narioan schon1 ~ art,snns and
Vtst +fas foithf1iia. r. nnnnt ;1s ,ranrs. # snc-
alt.S.s @ ttts5 % ~ lan f.
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