... shnould be ameb 'ihh he'csn Obtain so cheaply the edition now offered to the public. BAcK-.Lo STUDIMs. (By C. -D. Warner. Lou. don, Ward and Look, )-This is one of Boeton';s Enmorons Series. Mr Warner is already known as the author of Pusley, or my Summer ...

... ! rREVIEWS. I BcmTONis ILLUSTRATED EYCYCLcPrDIA..-(Lon- don: Ward, Lock, and Co.)-We favourably noticed this work last month, and. it may be recol- lected, made some extracts bearing on the origin of the name of Hull from it. The present instal- ment ...

... 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- ...

... It will not disappoint them. i From ithe Green Bag. By F. i.L Allen, tra author of Through Gren Glasses, &c. tLon. pi don : Ward & Downey.)-We have here bI another batch of Dan Banim's yarns, if one may hi judge by the preface. Unfortunately, we have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... of books, when we add that it appears to realise to the fall its pretensions. 'R.wN LeAVES FROM FANNY'S PORTIEL10.-(Lon- don: Ward and Lock.)-In this volume are the first and second series complete of these sketches; which have acquired considerable celebrity ...

... under the influence of old age. FACTS ABOUT SNERRY GiPANED IN SPANISH VINEYA.RDS AND BODEGAS, by EHenry Vizetelly. Lon. don: Ward, Lock, and Tyler.-This little book treats in a very instructive style of a great national industry of the Spanish Peninsula ...

... advantage to bvik shareholders. Tin COMIPLET31 PROSE WORKS 01' RALPHl WM~T) D EmoixsoN. Vol. 7 of 1 Minerva Library. (1.00- don: Ward, Lock and Co.) 2s. The Minerva Library had such ajudicoous selection of ostvatabi woks hatwe revery glad to tiad flot te ...

... LITERATURED TALES FOR THE MARINES. Toie for d Athclarines. By HAuRY G RiNG0 (Lieu- tenant lWise), Author of Los Griugos. Lon- don *Ward and Look. IlOwever contemptuo uslY a thorough-bred aai!or look upoo the marines, h e always gives cred it for one quality-that ...

... much more entertaining than the pro- fessedly funny bits. Beeton'rDictionaiyof Uitivei-sal/tfoimnation. PartIIF. Lon- i don: WARD, Locre, and 'TYLER, Paternuster-row. ti This cheap book of reference is well-arranged, and the C current part contains it ...

... 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 ...