... Flowers from a Persian Garden. By W. A. Clouston. (Nntt.) AIYOB BOOKS AIND NEW EDITIONS. Messrs Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, -Kent & I Co. (Limited) have issumei a dainty little H Homeric Birthday Mook, arranged after the manuer of birthday beoks with ...

... Africa. By Jane F. Mair. MNlacLehose.) e I SCHOOL ASD USIVERSIT1Y BOOTS.- An! i Introduction to the Greek Language. By M. It C. Hime, N.A., LL.D. (Simukin, Marshall, v ~:Hamiltoin, Kent & Co.)- The Commercial i ''Guide-Systematic Bookkeeping. By Claudius ...

... the , btrt couplof Muscat of Alexandria, but Mr D M'Hettis was an easy winner with a pair of 1tuches, whirlh for beauty of golden tinge and size NV ef berry left little or nothing to be iesired. This 2a ecrlleses oras also rewarded with the Veitch Al ...

... delights, and bocud in bright 1,emolured covers. A splendid volume reachesus fromMessrsSiinp- fi kin, -Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Ce. (Limited.) d Itii an 6di'ioms de fscxe of Sheridan's School for u Sc-auodal, in fo o, e quisitely printed on. thick ...

... Assyrians, Greeks, Romans, and so brings us down to the Christian era, and finally comas to a full close with the Abbe Liszt. The boot may be commended as at once mucciel and C om- plote. David Bryce & See, Glasgow, publish a. little book ia a novel and somewhat ...

... this t country. Orer thirty Germart editions saeen to I L have been issued. b The latest addition to tbe re-issue of the I r Golden 7'resnury Series by Messrs Macmillan & i Coe is A Book of Worthies, by the anther of 5 supti l Heir of Redliffea. A very ...

... Christmas.-No Humdrum Lief for Me is the rather strange title of an extremely interest- ing story of an English home, by _Mrs Kent Spender (author of 1 Mr Nobody, &c4)- Faith, Hope, and Charity, by Anna, Lisle (author of Self and Self-Sacrifice, ?? ...

... Hay) seems a very convenient and I ti 1 methodical contrivance. si A Book of Golden Thoughts is the latest bi addition to the cheaper re-issue of the charm- ir fling Golden Treasury Series (London: Mlacnmillan be & Co.). tI M lr John Heywood, Manchester ...

... sumllnit of the Golden v. Throne was about 800 yards distant horizontally, W5 and elevated at an angle of 25 degrees. We were e: sherefose epproximately 1100 feet below it. If Oi the G. T.S. value for the height of K.2 is correct a, the Golden Throne must ...

... of very fine quality, but not just hig enough t to get to the front at the Highland Show. Mr George Been was fourth with Golden Queen, an animal of excellent quality, which was It before Lady Dora at the recent sbow at Inverurie. I There was a capital ...

... by-aud-by transformed into that of the Law of Nature which had actually been embodied in human society in a far off pre-political golden age. This leads him to an examination of Reusseauism which is to a large extent based on this last mentioned view, and as ...

... Mermaid Series of 1 r the Best Plays of the Old Dramatists. The I book is nicely printed. I Messrs Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent 1 i & Co., Stationers' Hall Court, London, have issued a pamphlet, entitled The Electoral I Govcsmmeret of Greater Britain ...