... Decorative Work in Wood that can be done by the Amateur hi House. Garden, and Farmstead. By Francis Chiltou-Young. (Lon- don: Ward, Lock & Bowden.) The Dash for the Colours and other Ballads and Sketches for the Home and Platform. By Frederick George Webb ...

... in varnela of the | B° life thaa bscurity should most violent character ; it is di It to believe | has to be your guide. Don ward of those that those flashing eyes and at first sight, O impulsive m e hymns which swift tossings of the head and turnings ...

... steps in dark and continually jeoming to grief. exhilarating, bat ion ment is more exciting and even Sarah Tytler (Lon- don: Ward & Down ke —It is on all hands acknowledged to be a ifficult thiog to make out of the without the extraneous aids of of an ...

... formed into a Special Lighting and Scavenging Ihstrice and it Si hereby remitted to the members from the Bothwell and 17dding. don Ward.. to consider and report se to the prepond boundarev of each dixtrui, with a view of requesting the Middle Ward Dietriet ...

... ia esearch a 1 teras: en of the to i present fer children. 1 etively rel gious or The Litite By Ethel Torner (Lon-| Gack don: Ward, Lock, & Oo.).—Breaily | Spurgeon De Mogh Tres the ground plan of this book bearea fairly close deacon Wyune, papers on m ...

... Christmas t there could sea be ort more handsome than this “* Hamlet.” a ereditablo to the publishers, At aa ag By hen the half. don: Ward, Loek, stories in this volume the best is the titalar piece, which oceapies very nearly half the It re- lates the incidents ...

... (London: Segan Paul, Trench, TrUbner & Co.) Plea/se Ti/son. By Frank Pope Humphrey. -Cycle and Camp. By 3. H. Holding. (Lou- don: Ward, Lock;'& d Cu . ) rzei-iel's Si-&.' By J. H. Pearce. (London: William Heinemann.) Fastroduction to Algebra, for the Use of ...

... en gaged in rescue work at the Strand explosion. The pro- cession passed across Blickfriars Bridge and through the Farrin don Ward on the way to Highyate be tween twelve and one o'clock. The funeral has not often been honour of a public acclamation than ...

... by S. Baring-Gould, M. A. Eight vols. Vol. III. (Edinburgh : T. C. & E. C. Jack.) Gretchen. By Rita. New Edition. (Lon- don: Ward & Downey.) Autographs and Birthfdays of Eminent Per- sons. Compiled by Alice M. Rushton. (London: Sampson Low, Marston & ...

... vitality into her dranzatisi vrerso'rx. A Bi- for Forimae! or, Dr Nikola's Ven- detta. By Guy Boothlby. Illustrated. (Lon- (don: Ward, L'ock & Bowden, Limited. IS95.) -Of our newer romantic novelists Mr Guy s Bootiby is- withont ?? one of the most Y gifted ...

... (Londen e Effingham Wilson.) 'S Nature Poems. By Henry Wadsworth Long- ,f fellow. llustrated by Paul de Longpr. (Lon- , don: Ward, Lock t Bowden.) i Songs and Miscellaneous Poems. By John e Imrie. (Toronto: Imrie & Graham.) e A Little 'Pour in America ...

... maiden content? We know not: all the same 'Postle Farn is an interesting novel. Willow the King. By J. G. Snaith. (Lon- don: Ward, Lock & Co.)-Willow is not a flesh and blood hero, as might be supposed; Willow is a cricket bat. For this is a cricket story ...