... was ,c as good deal of work wanted in the laundry line. of Mloat ofius also had misgivings about one boots. ChI Iwas reduced to ehoosing between boots with ad large holes in the soles or chuplies mended with 0Istving; the hoots I kept for show days, as ...

... for M Ma Ithe Carlyle Memorial Trust. The Year Book Me is beautifully pri nted.s DOE Messrs Sinplkin,, IMarshal?, Hamilton, Kent 1'D & Co., Loudor, have published a pamphlet list entitled Tin' Dc/torte Art -f Preaching, by the Ors Rev, J Edgar Poster, ...

... of the Symbol Eventuallv F Adopted as that of our Religion. By John Denliain Parsons. (London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) e( Studia Sirraitican o. V. Apocrypha Sinaitica. al Edited and Translated into English by ~argeiet Dunlop Gibsoe, hI ...

... or, for the matter of that, to gloss . boots with ladies' hats; all we would ob- servec is, that the process, so far 4s intel-t ligible, does not seem likely to be beneficial in the long run to either the boots or the hats. Miss Mack's account of Sydney ...

... Series of Worthy Books, ] which are well printed in excellent type. The numbers of the series already published contain I Golden Thoughts from the Imitation of t Christ (Kenipis); Blessed be DrudgeryIt (WV.G.Gannett); and Faithfulness(Jeukinit Lloyd ...

... The Scientific Press, 428 Strand.) Hoedon in 1896. Originally Compiled by Eerbert Fry. (London r Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) The Downfal of Napoleon. From Sir Walter Scott's Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. (London: Blakclio &Son.) Mr Midshipman ...

... Adam & Charles Black.) London Pride; or When the World was Younger. By M. E. Braddon. (London: Simplein, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) Way Down East. By J. A. Hutchinson.- Hfis Consin.'s W~ife. By IAlva. -The Ofen of Harlech. By Wirt Gerrare. (London: ...

... Luckiest MYan in the World. By Mary Albert. -The GreatBeckleeaithe Mystery. By Henry Herman. (London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) A MVixed W,'orlld. By Adolphus Pohl. (Lon- don : Elliot Stock.) Time Broken:, Link, a Romance. By Elizabeth Kniight ...

... THE WEEK. HISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, AND BIOGRAPHY. PRecords o77d Remniniscences of Goodwcood andJ the Dukes of Richmond. By John Kent. (Lou. don: Sampson Low, Marston & Co.) Our Seven Homes, Autobiographical Remini- scences of Mrs Rundle Charles, Author of ...

... the better for, having to depend on himself. The, Doze per'si Serret. By Mrs Barly (London: Siujukin, MN-arshall, Hiamlt~on, Kent- , Co.I wonid he rather a difficult, point for the critic to decide wvhether the crrara'1ttav drawing, the plots, or the style ...

... a coleb of great style, hut does not wnove quite sos wall -as msght he wrished.: Mr El. Sinclair Scott was 'fourth vwith Golden Sovereign, whzich' wss' serond at Kilmarnock and fourthl at Glasgowv this year. Mr George Aleton, Londoun Ei1, was vary highly ...

... and is stayed till 12. He Wvas dressed in an olive-colored i t, velvet embroidered with gold, and was a tall, thin, It raw-booted man with a sallow complexion anda a pretty high eose, with a strong lilcencss of all I the Stuart Family; though upon other ...