Haveis,—An uniform edition of the prin. cipal writings of the late Mr. W. R. Greg will be published before long by Mr. Triabner. It will fill some eight or nine volumes.—Professor R. K. Douglas, of the British Museum, is " candidate for the vacatit post of Head Librarian of the Bodleian,—Mr, Hamilton Aids intends to issue about Christmas time a volume containing chiefly lyrics and poems for recitation. It will be entitled 'Songs without Masic Rhymes and Recitations.'"—There will appear very shortly a work on Japan, entitled 'The Land of the Morning,' from the pen of Mr. W. G. Dixon, M.A., formerly one of the professors in the Imperial College of Engineering, Tokio.—With the begin. of some literary interest will take place. The Allgemeine Zeitung, 90 long known all over the world as the ' Augsburger," will remove its headquarters from Augsburg to Munich—A new Jewish literary weekly will be started next January by Dr. Griinwald, Rabbi at Belovdr (Croatia), with the title of Das Jiidische Centralblatt, @utports,
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