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... Mada ne Colomb, by Henry Frith, illustrated by cuts, also of French origin ; a new translation of Swiss Family Robinson, edited by NV. HI. G. Kingston ; The Child's picture Scrap Book, with upwards of 400 illustrations by Gilbert, Watson, Wolf, Coleman ...
... Faulkner, with illustrative designsbyW. H. Low. Itisacharmingiolume, got up in the best American style of pictorial embellishment. Sedomn has Keats's famous poem been more beautifully presented to the public. One of the prettiest illustrated books of natural ...
... 1hunerton. (London: Seeley, Jaclson, and Co. 1877.) 'Home Life, in England. Engravings on Steel. With brief Essays. By Oliver Alcunt Wavertree. (London . Virtue and Co.) The Witches' Frolic and the Bagman's Dog. Illustrated by Jane E. Cook. (London: Richard ...
... four New Year's addresses to parents, teachers, and pupils, young and old; a useful Class Book ; Teachers' Pocket Book, and some tasteful motto cards, with texts in gold and colours, suitable for Christmas ?? Christmas cards, Christmas Wishes ...
... prosperous London artists. Then, too, we see the festivities of our ancestors kept up in The Maypole (De la Rue), wherein G. A. Konstam and E. and N. Casella gracefully illustrate the familiar strain of Come Lasses and Lads, while even the New World catches ...
... CHRISTMAS BOOKS. The last of their line, the Keepsake and the Book of Beauty, do not appear this Christmas. The only illustrated gift book that reminds us of at anv rate one form of the an- cieut annuals-and that the best-is the book on the Upper Rhine(l) ...
... THE CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, Every Theatre in London is now the scene of con- siderable activity, in consequence of the extensive pre- Paratiolls which are being made in every department frthe Christmas Holidays. COVENT-GARDEN unites in -n Extravaganza Pantomime ...
... we observe, bs great projects in store f or the new year, and wil1 commence with the January part a new serial story by Mrs. B Oliphaut, to lm called A Poor Qentle- s moan. The Fireside Annual, 1886, edited )f by the Reverend Charles Bullock, also ...
... there was in this old London street, which has been so completely transformed. The etching in Lincoln's Inn Fields is less successful, but the view of St. Paul's from Bankside is very well chosen, and will be new to many who know London well. In the last ...
... BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS.-Ill. OLD FRIENDS WITH NEW FACES. THERE are certain books which one always expects to see at Christ- rmas. They are old friends with new faces. Here, for instance, is a new edition of the Arabian Nights)' (Warne and Co., with notes ...
... THE NATIONAL GALLERY ILLUSTRATED. p Wc ?? rot long ago the first two volaimes of the important work which Messrs. CGiasell 1and Co. had projected upon the National Gallery. 'I'lle schemlle was to illustrate, in a manner worthy of the art to be cometmoriited ...
... eminently readable. A new 'editiont of Mr. William G. Kingston's Three Miidshipmen (London: Griffith and Farran), merits the welcome accorded to. his capital ,books for boys; while' the Playfellow, by Har- riet Martineau (London and New York: George Rloutledge ...