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... and Privileges of a Trained District Nurse, and the Duties of the District Towards Her. Messrs Sinpkin, Marshall. Hamilton & Kent, London, have issued a third edition of Songs for L-ittle Singers in the Sunday School and at Home, composed by Henry King ...
... or, for the matter of that, to gloss . boots with ladies' hats; all we would ob- servec is, that the process, so far 4s intel-t ligible, does not seem likely to be beneficial in the long run to either the boots or the hats. Miss Mack's account of Sydney ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ammalet lBey. Posthumous Romances by Alexandre ' Dumas, Pere. Translated by Home Gordon.I i(London: Simphin, Marshall, Hamilton Kent & ?? A Maid of the Moor. By M. E. Stevenson. -The Red MLen of the Dusk. By John Finne- more.- Phil of the Heath. By Harold ...
... 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 ...
... Adam & Charles Black.) London Pride; or When the World was Younger. By M. E. Braddon. (London: Simplein, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) Way Down East. By J. A. Hutchinson.- Hfis Consin.'s W~ife. By IAlva. -The Ofen of Harlech. By Wirt Gerrare. (London: ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... , F.R.A.S. F (London: George Bell & Sons.) A Pnre Child-Face. By E. S. Padmore. I (London: Simrpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.) A Birthday Book. By M. IC. Gwvran.- The Phil May Album. Collected by Augustus Mi. Moore. '(London: Metboen & Co ...