... 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 ...

... of Temple Classics ' a re- print of Ralph .Robvnson's translation of Sir Thomas More's Utopia, and also a reissue of The Golden Book of 0Marcus Aurelius done into English by Meric Casaubon, the nephew of the illustrious Isaac. Robynson's is, of course ...

... Life.' By B. H. Lacon Watson. (London: Grant Richards.) Mrs CarmichaO4s Goddesses. By ?? Tytler. (London: Chatto & Windus.) Golden Buin. By Nat Gould.-A Captive, Princess. By Col. Richrd Henry Savage.. (London: George Rontledge & Sons.) The Voyage of the ...

... POETRY, VERSE, AND DRAMA. k The Dead Prlnet, and Other Poems. By = James M. Slimon. (London: ;Simpin, Mar- f shall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) a The Soul's Dtvarture, and Other Poems. By it Edwxard Willmore. Cameo Series. (Londona; T. Fisher Unwin.) 0 Fasti, ...

... I U TERATURE, II THE DEAD PLANET, AND OTHER PON MS. By James M. Shmmon. (London-- Simp- kin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, and Co., Limited.) F The author of these poems died less than a month ago, and it is as though a star hiasi faded out of the sky. It ...

... autehoreas has, out of an old well-used plot, woven novel and pathetic situations. Rnioue is achild dear to all novelists, wsithI golden hair ands the face of a cherub and an angelic disposition. This wonderful phenomenon is the infant heir to an ancient dukedom ...

... Pirst Imprecionrf r- mah. Bv Beth Ellis. (London: Simpkin,i Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) RELIGIOUS AND TEMOLOGICAL. A Critical and Exege.tical Comm-atary ans the I Boots of Sanwel. By Professor Henry Preserved: I Smnith. TheInternational Cr1ira!iCommentary ...

... importance to the fact that h it is the county town of Kent, and doubtless it e is owing to the latter circumstance that the Royal . Agricultural Society ]ave held their show there a this year. Maidstone, although within 42 miles tof London, is by no means ...

... of character either clerical or lay. _ _ _ _ A Daughter of Lilith. By A. ?? Judd. (London:- Simpkin, _Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) The authoress would have us believed that her heroine, Auzubnh von Eggelatein, always teen in company with a white panther ...