Messrs. Chambers have added, to their well known school series, "A Treatise on Etymology, by Dr. William Graham. Few studies present greater attractions than etymology, when once the study of the affinities of languages is entered upon; and even the most ignorant are curious to discover why such and such things should be In this little called by such and such names. work self-teachers will find much valuable assistance. Men of the Time.-A new edition of this popular book is now ready, and appears to contain the names of almost everybody that has ever been heard of, together with what appears inevitable in a work of this nature, a very fair sprinkle of those fussy nobodies who so constantly thrust their names in one's face. An editor must have hard work with this class of The Scottish Gael.-The question as to the origin of the Scottish Highlanders, is discussed by Mr. Robertson in anything but a temperate spirit. The scope of the work will be best discovered by its title, "Concise Historical Proofs respecting the Gael of Alban; or the Highlanders of Scotland, as descended of the Caledonian Picts, with the origin of the Irish Scots, or Dalriads, in North Britain, and their supposed Conquest over the Caledonian Picts, examined and refuted. Also the language of the Caledonian Picts, short notices regarding the Highland Clans, with Explanatory Notes, Maps, Illustrations, and Descriptions." A large amount of historical and antiquarian information is in this work employed to prove a fact about which all men who are not Scotch, seem profoundly indifferent. to set at rest this vexed question of "Under- It has been a matter of great surprise to me They will say, truly enough, that they are now enabled to buy books at a cheaper rate than they used to do, and as a matter of course they buy more, to the benefit of our trade; and the attempt to deprive them of this advantage by a combination of certain booksellers, will naturally appear odious in their eyes. Besides, how many of us would consent to be fettered in this way? What would I and my brother booksellers here say, if my neighbours, the "fleshers,' had combined not to sell their meat except at a certain price, and if they were persecuting others of their trade who, possessing advantages in buying, or from some other cause, were able to charge their customers at a lower rate? We would at once say, that the power thus used was oppressive and mischievous, and totally opposed to the first principles of political economy. Apply the case to bookselling. We ought not to revert to such a practice if we could-but above all, we could not if we would. What we have to do, if we would retain the bookselling trade in our hands, is to compete with-not attempt to control-those whom we call the "undersellers," and this is to be done by availing ourselves of all those advantages which their position in the London market gives them of purchasing direct of the publishing houses. If you, Sir, as the organ of the Trade, will give me permission, I will, in your next publication, point out the remedy for the evils under which too many of us are suffering. I think I can make it clear that, from the nettle danger, we may pluck the flower safety. For the present I will not intrude further upon you space, but beg to subscribe myself, A Country Bookseller, and Your Obedient Servant, Edinburgh, Sept. 17th. in pen A correspondent corrects a slip of the "Richard" Mangnall should our July gossip. have been " Richmal," the gender being feminine. Our correspondent adds, "Miss Mangnall was in 1802 a teacher in the school of Mrs. Wilson, at Crofton Parsonage, near Wakefield, to which school she eventually succeeded as principal. She was a sister to a Mrs. Coppock of Stockport, where, I believe, the first edition of herQuestions,' was printed by Mr. Clarke, father-in-law of Mr. Lomax, the present proprietor of the Stockport Advertiser.' VALUE OF MUSICAL COPYRIGHTS.-Messrs. Addison and Lucas, the well-known music publishers, having dissolved partnership, their copyrights have just been sold by Messrs. Puttick and Simpson, of Leicester Square. Amongst the pianoforte works were many pieces of Dr. W. S. Bennett, which ranged between £10 and £50 (bought by Cocks). Callcott's Pianoforte Half Hours, made prices from £10 to £105, the latter being the sum obtained for the "Mendelsshon" Half Hours (Hutchings.) Benedict's edition of Beethoven, £69. (Cocks.) Amongst the Songs were Barker's Dublin Bay," £57. (Blockley)-Barnett's "Little Fay," £49 10s. (J. Williams)-Dr. W. S. Bennett's Six Songs, £324. (Cocks)-Berger's "Broken Vows," £21. (Lucas)-Callcott's "Last Man," £89. (Cocks)-Glover's "Bashful Man," £104. (Brewer)-Hatton's "Kit the Cobbler," £39. (B. Williams) Hatton's "Tom the Tinker," £36. (B. Williams)-Hobbs' "Phillis," £89. (Cocks) -Land's "When sorrow sleepeth," £152. (Ditto) -Linley's "I cannot mind my wheel," £221. (J. Williams)-Linley's "Thou art gone from my gaze, £94. (Campbell)-Loder's "Path by the River," £57. (Cocks)-Nelson's "Madoline," £118. (Ditto)-H. Smart's "Singing through the rain," £113. (J. Williams)-Sporle's "Wishing gate," £56. (Ditto)-Wrighton's "Sing me an English Song," £82. (Cocks)— F. Abt's Ten Duetts, £110. (Oliphant) -The concerted vocal music comprised in Callcott's Glees, £25. (Cocks)-Hatton's Four-Part Songs, £446. (Ditto)-Reay's Four-Part Songs, £149. (Ditto)- H. Smart's Four-Part Songs, £91. (Ditto) Thomas' Welsh Melodies, £273. (Ditto)-Pratt's Anthems, sold for £88. (Novello). Amongst the Opera's were Balfe's "Blanche de Nevers," £65, "Puritan's Daughter," £159, "Armourer of Nantes," £124, "Letty," £39, all purchased by Messrs. Cock & Co. Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor,' £157. (Cocks)-Meyerbeer's "Huguenots," the words, of course, only copyright," £104 17s. (Ditto)-Wallace's "Love's Triumph," £230. (Ditto.) Mr. Costa's Oratorios, "Eli," produced £412, and "Naaman," £567, both purchased by Messrs. Cocks: the total amount reaching £13, 389. Among the poems on our table, we may mention a second edition of Mr. Robert Buchanan's "Undertones" (A. Strahan). Mrs. Frederick Prideaux's "Claudia," a clever and well-designed epic, with this classic story for subject (Smith and Elder), and a collection entitled, "Intervals of Rest and Refreshment during the Heat and Burden of the Day; by a Labourer in the Vineyard." This little book is published by Messrs. Hatchard, and is distinguished by a preface by the Bishop of Ripon. From this we learn that the "Poems" in this volume "are not committed to the press because of being imagined to possess any merit as compositions in poetry. Their value, if any, consists merely in the sacred truths which they express." We presume that the intelligent reader will gather from the sentences quoted that the "Poems" are not particularly poetical; and from the involved and awkward sentences of the Right Reverend preface-writer, we should suppose he had no great love for his subject, and no very high opinion of his author. But bishops, like princes, perhaps, are "above grammar." "Undertones" contains some real poetry,-fresh, genial, and manly; poetry that takes the eye and the imagination prisoner, delighting both, and wearying neither; poetry that is full of human interest, not merely jingle and pretty conceit, but homely sentiments and touching pathos, that go at once to the heart. Our Dutch friends have started a veritable Penny Illustrated Magazine which is now in its second year; the brothers Binger are the publishers, the price one Stiver. The number for this week has, by way of illustration, a good perspective View of Vienna; a Copy of Goodall's Way to the Market; Sea Bathing, a large cut by Doré; and portraits of the Emperor and Empress of Austria. The letterpress gives descrip tions of the cuts, a humorous account of the Kermip or fair just over at Amsterdam, "Nieuwtjes van den Dag," or news of the day, in which full justice is done to the fearful Fenian insurrection in Ireland. Their Belgian neighbours get well laughed at for dismissing the author of "Les propordi Labienus," and other matter of interest to the readers, and creditable to the proprietors of De Hollandsche Illustrate. A STUNNING SERMON.-The Rev. A. Mursell, of Manchester, in delivering a lecture at Birmingham, said of the first sermon he wrote:"It was read by my fellow-students, and, on its conclusion, one recommended me to burn it as soon as I got near enough to the fire. But I didn't do it. I kept it, and preached it once, at the top of my voice, in a village chapel, before seventeen intelligent people. Before I had gone far with my sermon an old lady fainted, and then a young lady went into hysterics; and, as it took two men and four women to take each lady out, there were only three left, and of these, before I had finished, two were asleep, and one was deaf." Under the title of "Post-Mediaval Preachers," Mr. S. Baring Gould has produced a series of biographical and theological sketches of Gabriel Biel, Matthias Faber, Francis Coster, and other preachers of the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. To the theological student, much less the general reader, several of the names here given will be probably unfamiliar, but as their works were remarkable in their day for originality, depth. and piety, the extracts from their sermons, and specimens of their writings-now published by Messrs. Rivington, will be found an interesting companion volume to Dr. Neale's "Medieval Preachers." Lives of the British Poets.-Shakespeare, Milton, Cowper, Pope, Goldsmith, Byron, Wordsworth, Moore, Scott, Burns, Beattie, and Thomson, are the poets included in Mr. Nimmo's "Lives of the British Poets." To the biographical notanda, there are in each case added extracts, more or less characteristic of the popular idea of the man. 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