... precious stone 6, a colourless liquid:* 7, a shell fish; 8, a contest; 9,° a flower; 10, a girl's name. The initials, read don wards, give the name of a poet. 4. Byr Agnes Ludlow:- Myv first is in slumber but not in son g, Mty second is in mouth but not ...

... tagc. A Man and a Brother; a novel by ?? Herbert Martin, author of Bonnie Lee. GCommon Clay, &c. In thre voluriesi t. don: Ward and Downey).-A story .ree ., it. conventionalism and full of a healtny or-nas he ality-the heroine of the tale (Mizs Mas- ...

... and of admiring them. o t - Mkhdine. By Hector Mallot. Translated err I by Julia E. S. Rae. In two volumes. (Lon- the 7 don: Ward and Downey.) There is something Ro D of a venture in coming forward with s trans- 3 lated novel in two volumes at a time ...

... student of the di~erent phases of the French th re d evolution. at list. 'he Baptist Lake. By John Davidson. (Lon- m- Of don: Ward and Downey. 3s. 6d-) Mr ar ter Davidson hascertainly succeeded in producin g ted a book that arrests the reader's attention ...

... formts a worthy number of Mesars. Ward I and Downey's popular Adelphi Series. Bust of Gold. BY Francis Prevost. (Lon- don: Ward, Lock, andBowden.) The greater 3 number of the stories told here have already appeared in popular magazines, but that does ...

... alL Price fs.) j Es thri 'All Men Are Liars. By Joseph Hocking. 3i L With a frontispiece by Gordon BrowDn. (ton- Tbh don: - Ward, Lock, and Bowden. 3s. 6d.) The c eathor has written with the evident purpose of wit ceintrasting the power and efficacy ...

... their cause. The book is well A hri eworth reading. ct. -sl( be The Storv of a BPov. By Ethel Turner. rey are, te, (Lon don. Ward, Lock, and Bovwdon. 2s. 6d.) *6d Withis storv bet-ns a series which the pub- ab cs Uiishers advertise nnaer the name of ...

... the info on given he willfstin Inwe4be satidfcti of being `n h azesid.' '' ?? ' i ~c It . Rahel Ato By ahyt. (Lon- mu ' don:. Ward and o . 6Sara This study of no h a `wmran, who is znc:dely T-koim of as one Pr it of the few representsaves of utl o grand ...

... hitherto maintained by the Keynote series. T ln ce With Death. And other Bellads I ?? ByCaampbel lRe-Brown. (lIon- . don, Ward, Lock, and Co. 1s.) 'bis coliaeim.c: Ld of Mr. Rae-Brown's deservedly popular readie gt L includes a spirited ballad, entitled ...

... gevastness of Mr. Rhodes's coneqptions and to successes. ti Is. _ _ _ _ r False Dawn. By Francis Prevost. (Lon- fo he don: Ward, Lock, and Co. 6s.) A tale of a n. kle man, clever and good, who is unfortunate he enough to fall in love with the wife of ...

... these volumes beautiful as well as valuable. The Brotherhood of the Seven Kings. By L. T. Meade and Robert Eustace. (Lon- don: Ward, Look, and Co., Limited. 6s.>- Since the success of that human Rontgen ray Sherlock Holmes, Dr, Conan Doyle's lead has been ...

... better tone than might be expected from the subject. -The Unseen Hand. By Lairence L Lynch (E. murdoch Van Deventer). (Lon- don: Ward, Lock, and Co. 3s. 6d.)-A clever detective story, in which the interest is kept up to the last page. The slow un- ravelling ...