No. 3194.

BRITISH ARCHEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION.

The FOURTH MEETING of the SESSION will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, January 16th, at 32, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, W. Chair to be taken at 8 P M.

Antiquities will be exhibited, and the following Papers read:1. The Original Subscription for Building the Steeple of St. Anfholin's Church.' by Major H. R. JOSEPH.

2. Notes on North Caithness and Orkney' (Illustrated), by the Rev. 8. M. MATHEW, V.P. F.S.A. (Scot).

W. DE GRAY BIRCH, F.S.A.) Honorary E. P. LOFTUS BROCK, F.S.A. J Secretaries. } HISTORICAL SOCIETY,

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N.A. F.R. Hist.S., will read a Paper on History and Assassination.'
P. EDWARD DOVE, Secretary.

MR. DANNREUTHER'S PROGRAMMES.

(Nineteenth Series.)

THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17th.-H. Holmes: Octet in F, Op. 58 (M.) -C. H. H. Parry: Air from Judith.'-Schumann: Op. 11, Sonata in F sharp minor.- Wagner: Der Engel, Träume.'-Bach: Suite in B minor for Flute, two Violins, Viola, Violoncello, and Bass. JANUARY 31st.-Dvorak: Op. 81, Quintet in A for Pianoforte and Strings.-Bach: Sonata in F minor for Clavier and Violin.-Brahms: Op. 72, O kühler Wald,' and Op. 69,Salome.'-C. H. H. Parry: Trio in Eminor for Pianoforte and Strings.

FEBRUARY 14th-Brahms: Op. 101. Fourth Trio in C minor for Pianoforte and Strinzs-Bach: Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue in D minor.-C. H. H. Parry: Sonata in D for Pianoforte and Violin, MS. (irst performance).-Beethoven: Op. 70, Trio in E flat for Pianoforte and Strings.

FEBRUARY 28th.-Brahms: Op. 25. Quartet in G minor for Pianoforte and Strings-Beethoven: Op. 69. Sonata in A for Pianoforte and Visioncello.-C. H. H. Parry: The Coildren' Dialogue from 'Judith.'Rheinberger: Op. 121, Trio in B fiat for Pianoforte and Strings.

Violin: Mr. Alfred Gibson, Herr Gompertz, Mr. S. D. Grimson.
Viola: Mr. Emil Kreuz. Violoncello: Mr. Charles Ould Flute: Mr.

A. P. Vivian. Pianoforte: Mr. Dannreuther.
Vocalists: Miss Anna Williams, Miss Lena Little, Madame Marian
McKenzie.

MR. HENRY BLACKBURN'S LECTURES,

illustrated by Limelight. 1, Pictures of the Year; 2. The Value

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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL. - An EXAMINATION for

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Pupils prepared for the Entrance Examination of the Women's Col-
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Referees-Miss Crough, Newnham College, Cambridge.
The Right Hon. Lady Mount-Temple, &c.

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Head Master, the Rev. W. BELL, M.Α.

Preparation for the Universities, Indian Civil Service, Woolwich, Sandhurst, Army Preliminary, Navy, London University, Matriculation, Cambridge Local, &c. Several Open Scholarships and Exhibitions at Oxford or Cambridge have been gained, the first, second (twice), and many other places for Woolwich, and several entrances to Sandhurst. At the last March Army Preliminary, seventeen out of eighteen passed in all subjects Special Army Classes. Junior School and separate Playground for Younger Boys. Laboratory, Workshop, Gymnasium. Bach Boy has a separate Bedroom.

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DEPARTMENT.-New Students must present themselves on TUESDAY, January 15.

Classes are held both in the morning and evening. The College Theological Testamur can be obtained by:A. Graduates in Arts of any British University, in three terms. B. Associates of the General Literature Department of King's College, in six terms.

C. All duly qualified persons of 21 years of age, in six terms. There are also Preparatory Ciasses for those wishing to pass the Entrance Examination.

For the Prospectus apply, personally or by letter, to J. W. CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

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For the

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For the Prospectus apply, personally or by letter, to J. W. CUNNINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

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In this division there will be a preparatory class, specially arranged for boys from 8 to 11 years of age, with shorter school hours.

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SECOND PORTION of the Famous Library of the late SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS, Bart., F.R.S., &c.

MESSRS. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE

will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, WC, on TUESDAY. January 22, and Two Following Days, at I o'clock precisely, the SECOND PORTION of the Famous LIBRARY of the late SIR THOMAS PHILLIPPS. Bart., F.R.8, &c., of Middle Hiil, Worcestershire, and Thiristaine House, Cheltenham, including many of the Publications Privately Printed by him at Middle Hill-Important Heraldic and Genealogical Works-Topographical and Antiquarian Publications - Works relating to America-History-Voyages and Travels-Various Club Books and Public Records-and Standard Literature.

May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had; if by post, on receipt of four stamps.

The Valuable Library of the late ALEXANDER RUSSELL POLLOCK, Esq., of Greenhill, Paisley.

MESSRS. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE

will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington

street, Strand, W.C.. on MONDAY, January 28, and Five Following Days, at I o'clock precisely, the Valuable Library of the late ALEXANDER RUSSELL POLLOCK, Esq, of Greenhill, Paisley, comprising Important Works by Scottish Writers or relating to Scotland-Early and Rare Editions of the Scriptures-Publications of the Abbotsford, Bannatyne, Maitland, Roxburghe, and other Literary Clubs-Writings of Eminent Divines. Historians, and Topographers-a Large Collection of Privately Printed Books and Tracts-Valuable Works on Genealogy, Bibilography, the Fine Arts, &c.-Remarkable Trials and Peerage Cases -First and other Early and Rare Editions of Popular Authors-Specimens of Early Printers-Standard Books in General English and Foreign Literature-Portraits-Topographical Prints, &c.

May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had; if by post, on receipt of six stamps,

Vaivable Books and Manuscripts, including the Library of the Late R. D. DYNELEY, Esq., of Bramhope, Yorkshire; the

at their Rooms, 115, Chancery-lane, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, January 16, and Following Day, at 1 o'clock, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, comprising H. B.'s Political Sketches, 14 vols. folio-Hamerton's The Portfolio, 14 vols. Roberts's Holy Land, 4 vols. Ackermann's Westminster Abbey, 2 vols. 4to.-Young's Travels in France, 2 vols. -Baines's Lancaster, 4 vols.-History of Norfolk, 10 vols 8vo. - Lodge's Portraits, 12 vols -Jesse's George III., 3 vols -Hervey's

George II., 2 vols.

Strickland's Queens of England and Scotland, 2) vols.-Saint-Simon. Mémoires, 21 vols -Thiers's French Revolution, tc., 25 vols. Celebrated Trials, 6 vols.-Kinglake's Crimean War, 8 vols. - Meadows Taylor's Works, 20 vols. Dibdin's Bibliographical Decameron, 3 vols -Scots Magazine, 77 vols. Smith's Catalogue Raison é. 9 vols. Walpole's Anecdotes of Painting, 5 vols., Large Paper-Ruskin's Stones of Venice, 3 vols. Meteyard's Life of Wedgwood. 2 vols. - Marrvat's Pottery and Porcelain-Bewick's Birds and Quadrupeds, 3 vols. - Yarrell's Fishes, 2 vols. Lowe's Ferns, 8 vols Racing Calendar, 112 vols. - Scott's Abbotsford Waverley, 12 vols. and Poems, 12 vols. and other Illustrated Editions of English Novelists, Poets, and Dramatists-DrawingRoom Table Books, &c., the whole in excellent condition.

MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,

at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on FRIDAY

NEXT, January 18. at half-past 12 o'clock precisely. CAMERAS and LENSES by FIRST-CLASS MAKERS, Rolling Presses, Dry Plates, Stands, and other Photographic Apparatus-Microscopes-TelescopesBooks-Furniture-Model Engines-Revolvers-Guns-Opera. Race, and Field Glasses-Magic Lanterns, and a great variety of Slides-Electrical, Chemical, and Galvanic Appliances-and the usual Miscellaneous Preperty.

On view the day prior from 2 till 5, and morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

Surplus Stock of First-Class Optical Instruments.

MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,

at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on MONDAY, January 21, at half-past 12 o'clock precisely, about 300 TELESCOPES of all Sorts and Sizes, including 10 with Stands, and some Equatorially Mounted-300 Opera and Race Glasses, mostly of the finest makeSpectacles-Folders - Pince-Nez and other Eye-Glasses - Drawing Instruments-Barometers and Thermometers-Microscopes-Stereoscopes and Slides and a Large Assortment of other Optical Goods, being an accumulation of Surplus Stock and articles taken in exchange, by order of Messrs. C. W. DIXEY & SON, of 3, New Bond-street.

On view the Saturday prior from 11 to 5, and morning of Sale, and Catalogues had.

by the Rev. R. H. BARNES, Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral; and other Properties.

MESSRS. SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE

will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellingtonstreet, Strand, W.C., on MONDAY, February 4, and Five Following Days, at 1 o'clock precisely, valuable BOOKS and MANUSCRIPTS, consisting of the LIBRARY of the late R. D. DYNELEY, Esq., of Bramhope, Yorkshire; the Collection of Books relating to Devon and Cornwall formed by the Rev. R. H. BARNES, Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral; and other Properties, the whole comprising important Works in the various Branches of English and Foreign Literature, including Audubon's Birds of America-Nash's History of Worcestershire-Burton's Arabian Nights, 16 vois.-a Collection of Original Manuscripts relating to the Town of Sandwich-Surtees and Raine's Durham, Large Paper-Hasted's Kent. folio-Palæontographical Society's Publications-Smith's History of Virginia-Bewick's Birds and Quadrupeds, and other Works illustrated by the same-Whitaker and Thoresby's Leeds-Annais and Magazine of Natural History-Lord Saltoun's The Frasers of Philorth-Homeri Ilias, Gr., first edition-G. Tory. Champ Fleury, 1529-Holland. Heroologia Anglica-W. Penn's Account of the Province of Pennsylvania-Fraser's Chiefs of Colqunoun. and Red Book of Menteith-Rare Books relating to America-First Editions of the Works of Dickens. Thackeray, L. Hunt, Browning, Tennyson, Ruskin, and other Popular Authors-Autograph Letters-Engravings, &c.

May be viewed two days prior. Catalogues may be had; if by post, on receipt of six stamps.

A large Collection of Engravings, consigned from abroad. MESSRS. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL by

AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on TUESDAY, January 15, and Following Day, at ten minutes past 1 o'clock precisely, a large COLLECTION of ENGRAVINGS, consigned from abroad, comprising English and Foreign Topography-scarce Views of Old London-Portraits and Prints for Book Illustration-Caricatures and Humorous Prints-Sporting Subjects-rare Portraits in Line and Mezzotinto, some relating to America-choice Subjects of the BartoIczzi School in the finest states, the greater part being Proofs before Letters-fine Proofs by Reynolds, Cousins, Turner, &c.-French Engravings-Historical. Scriptural, and Classical Prints by Old Masters-Early Woodcuts and Etchings-and a few Framed Engravings, Drawings, &c. Catalogues on receipt of two stamps.

Musical Instruments.

MESSRS. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C. on TUESDAY, January 22. at half-past 12 o'clock precisely, a large number of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, consisting of valuable Pianofortes, American Organs, Harmoniums, Harps-several Collections of Italian and other Violins, Tenors, Violoncellos, and Double Basses, mostly from private sources - Bows, Cases, Brass and Wood Wind Instruments, Guitars, superior made Banjos, &c.

Catalogues on receipt of stamp.

Library of Scottish Literature, &c., removed from
Greenock, N.B.

MESSRS. PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL by

AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester square, WC., on WEDNESDAY, January 29. and Two Following Days, at ten minutes past 1 o'clock precisely, a LIBRARY of VALUABLE BOOKS, removed from Greenock, N.B., consisting of a number of Valuable Works in Scottish Topography, Poetry, Antiquities, Genealogy, Ecclesiastical and Political History-Privately printed Reprints a large number of Books on Angling, and General Modern History, Memoirs, Voyages and Travels, Science, Poetry, and Fiction, amongst which will be found, Burus's Poems, First Edition-Stirling's Artists of Spain-Galerie du Musée de France-Borrow's Works-Kay's Scottish Portraits-Esop in Italian, 1479-Daniell's Great Britain-Watts's Dictionary of Chemistry -Dalyell's Remarkable Animals of Scotland, and other Works-Sibbald's Works on Scotland - Scott's Border Antiquities-Adamson's Muses Welcome-Zachary Boyd's Works-Leighton's Clyde Views, india proofs- Watte's Bibliotheca Britannica-Paton's Modern Athenians -Earty Popular Poetry of Scotland-Barbour's Bruce-Greville's Scottish Cryptogamic Fiora-Morris's British Birds-Couch's British Fishes -Percy's Metallurgy-Thackeray's Works-Skene's Celtic ScotlandWilson's Prehistoric Scotland-Ortus Sanitatis, 1517-Ruskin's Arrows of the Chase-Biliing's Baronial Antiquities-Memorie of the Somervil's-Analecta Scotica, &c.

Catalogues in preparation.

will be published on THURSDAY, January 17th.

Contents.

1. EARLY LIFE of LORD BEACONSFIELD. 2. MEMOIRS of a ROYALIST.

3. VENICE: her Institutions and Private Life,

4. LETTERS and DIARY of COUNT CAVOUR. 5. GAMBLING.

6 DEAN BURGON'S LIVES of TWELVE GOOD MEN. 7. LORD GODOLPHIN.

8. UNIVERSITIES' MISSION to CENTRAL AFRICA. 9. Mr. JOHN MORLEY and PROGRESSIVE RADICALISM. John Murray, Albermarle-street.

Part IX. ready January 15th,

THE UNIVERSAL REVIEW.

Edited by HARRY QUILTER.

Will contain (amongst others) the following ARTICLES:-

The HOLY MOTHERS. C. Fairfax Murray.

The FUTURE of CANADA. Professor Shaler (Harvard University).
Le TRÉSOR du LAC. (Illustrated). André Theuriet.
ORATORS in the HOUSE. H. W. Lucy.

TRUTH and DELUSION. Dr. Lauder Brunton.
The FEAST of SATURN. A. W. Verrall.

HUNTING in the MIDLANDS. (Illustrated.) Mrs. Kennard.
Un SOIR. Guy de Maupassant.

The SMILE of ALL WISDOM. (Illustrated.) Graham R. Tomson.
MACBETH at the LYCEUM. H. A. Kennedy.

FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS:Frontispiece, The TWO HOLY MOTHERS. Correggio. "JE VAS T'AIDER,

"JACQUES NESE PRESSAIT NULLEMENT."}R. Bunny.

"DRAWN BLANK," "FULL CRY" "The DEΛΤΗ."

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Percy Geatherd.

Five Designs accompanying the Poem 'The Smile of All Wisdom,' by

C. H. SHANNON.

London: Sonnenschein & Co. Paternoster-square.

THE

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For JANUARY price 1s., contains

ETCHED PORTRAIT of Rev. Professor CHEYNE. By H. Manesse. The LAST NINE CHAPTERS of EZEKIEL. By Ven. Archdeacon F. W. Farrar, D.D. F.R.S.

NOTES on THREE PASSAGES in ST. PAUL'S EPISTLES. By Rev. Prof. S. R. Driver, D.D.

The SCRIPTURAL IDEA of PRIESTHOOD EMBODIED in SUC-
CESSIVE TYPES. By Rev. F. Rendall, M. A.

The DEEP GULF BETWEEN the OLD THEOLOGY and the NEW.
By Prof. Franz Delitzsch, D D.
Professor CHEYNE. By the Editor.

EPAPHRODITUS and the GIFT from PHILIPPI. By Rev. Prof.
Agar Beet.

RECENT ENGLISH LITERATURE on the NEW TESTAMENT. By Rev. Marcus Dods, D.D.

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 27, Paternoster-row.

THE

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