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Columbia Unmin *A'«3i¡", Ph.B. Ke Ph. D.. late Ol

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British **e_ngatan, and by Colonel N

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diary in ''Richardm s Cabin** and "several .***_.".

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In memory of John¦. - fhi ihi

Mitthew Arnold on Education.M itthew Am-

boola, wrote manyvalu. .t 101, V voi-

thesn baa beenmade by Mr Leonard Huxley, it will

labed -indi-r the title of

"Thoughts on Education trom the Writ-I Matthew Arnold."

A New Book on Eton.: .*.« great Bnglli

sitie? and publu* srhools seem to beng in popularity. A volume of an-

-s ari.l recollections of Eton, com-

pile«! by Mr. Ba|**h Nevilî. le soon to

-.i an English press under thePlanai Etona " Lord Rose-

and ¿Ir. Larwhl BUuuourt, It Is aaid.- rtdad some of the [Uuatratloni

.old prints treasured from their boy-i.and Sir Aigernon W«aat, who

was at Eton in - contributad In-tbout th« lere Bollng-

: broki and «".¡adütone..«-ntion only a few tamou3 states-

men. were educated

"Les Beaux Voysges."les Bea.ux Vo¬

yage- '«-rapany Is bring-ing cut a French edition of "Peeps at

¦t voiume in theIs Judith '".autier's "En Chine

The aa in color, which form «n

featnre of the English edition,the Fr'v

A Guide to Hardy's Works.Lovers of Thomas Haruy will he In-

on in London of"A T . nary: Th"

nea 11 the W«*rvala andPoem .*-anged and De-

Saxolhy. synop-of all the novels and

d a ht-t of prototypesBhy, comprising plays

found« s. etc., and books on

esnex und a brief blo-r- ;«l«-«

'"The T-uth About Eqypt.""J. >.-*. me "t

an Englishman who for many years hasm to*a*h with of!"

In El sob, "Tha' soil <fc

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I Millar, the bookaatler^ who pulThomson h

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¡John M.irtyn. th«- CambrldiWaadsn Butler, who v.-is Dr. Dodd'samanas and John Hamilton, the

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The Works of Francis Thompson.

I There will be laanad far .. asan rear laEngland, und preoaaaabty ahm in thia

Icountry, a eoDaeaad edition rat the writ- |j Ings of Francis Thompson, with a bloc-

raphy by Mr Everard Meyn«»ll. There,is a Baovamenl on foot to place a Ito Thompson« memory eith«-r In Waalminster Abbe*, or st. Paul's.

William Allingham's Correspondence.With the publication of a VOlim*

letters to William Allingham, the friendof Rossettl, some inT<»r«»»tin'"; material Is

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