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beautlfuUy reproduced in high-art lithography. 10 pp. in tints with
letterpress^ beautifully enamelled covers. Size, 12 by 10 in. 1 0
dhristmas Carol, A (No. 8, in Dean's Id. Tales for the
Million). By Charles Dickens. Imperial 8yo. Well printed, in
coloured Ulostrated wrapper 0 1
Chnck ! Chuck! (No. 18, in Dean's Little Goes' Own Series).
Containing 300 coloured pictures and 400 tales. Half bound, d^th
back, handsome picture cover in gold and colours. Size, crown 4to. ... 3 6
Ditto. . Handsomely bound, cloth gilt, gilt edges 5 0
^Sinderella (No. 9, in Dean's Pinafore Series). Toy Book.
Containing 6 colour pages and 6 black-and-white pages with letterpress.
Enamelled stiff covers. Crown 4to 0 3
€iiiderelia and Red Biding Hood (No. 17, in Dean's
Diploma Series). Toy Book. Containing 16 pp. of pictures in colours
and tints, besides letterpress. Enamelled covers. Jnoy^ 4to 0 6
Ditto, ditto. Mounted on linen, untearable 1 0
Cinderella (Dean's Pantomime Series). Toy Book. Mounted
on linen, enamelled covers. Size, 12 by 9^ in 1 6'
Cinderella and the Glass Slipper (No. 3, in Dean's Plays
for Young Actors). By Miss Comer. 12 illustrations by Alfred Crow-
quill. Twelfth edition. Fancy cover, gilt edges 1 0
Cloth Bound Series. Handsomely bound, cloth gilt, bevelled
boards, with block designs on cover. Size, royal 4to. Containing
16 pp. of beautifully lithographed pictures and 40 pp. of pictures and
text printed in a tint each 3 6
1. Old Friends and Fun. I 7. Baby's ABC Book.
2. Children*s Paradise. 1 11. Our Friends.
Ditto. Mounted on linen, untearable. Containing 8 pp. of
lith€»graphed pictures and 20 pp. printed in a tint each 3 6
3. Funny Pussies and True Stories.
4. Comical Animals.
5. Peeps into Storyland.
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8. Frolic and Fun.
9. A was an Archer.
10. Our Pets' ABC.
12. Our Friends.
& Golden Days of Childhood.
<!obbett's Blotting-Case Dictionary. An addition to the
ordinary blotting case or pad. without materially augmenting its bulk.
Contains 25,000 words and other useful matter.
Stitched, sixe either 8vo. (7^ by 5 in.) 4to. (10 by 8i in.) or foolscap
(12 by Si in.) ... 0 3
Pftper cover, with 16 pp. blottinj[ paper. Size, foolscap 0 6
CloUi lettered, one pocket, blotting pad, &c. Size, 8vo 0 6
« X " ,. . " '» i*^*, 1 2
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•Cloth, half-bound french morocco back and comers, blotting-pad,
&C. Size, 8vo. 1 6
2)itto. Size,4to. 2 6
Cloth, half bound, one pocket, blotting-pad, &c. Size, 8vo 2 0
ifock russia, one pocket, blotting-pad, &c. Size, 8vo 2 e
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„ extra gilt, blotting-pad, pencils, &c. Si^e, 4to. ...
Bussia limp, pockets, blotting-pad, &c. Biae, 4to
Oomioal Animals (No. 6, in Dean's Untearable Series). Toy
Book. With enamelled covers and beautifully lithogrraphed coloured
pictures, together with pictures or stories printed in a tint on the linen 0 &
Ditto. (No. 4, in Dean's Cloth Bonnd Series.) Untearably
mounted on linen. Containing 8 pp. of lithographed pictiu-es and
20 pp. printed in a tint. Handsomely bound, cloth gilt, bevelled ^
boards, block designs. Size, royal 4to. Z 6^
Comical Cyclists (No. ll, in Dean's Diploma Series). Toy .
Book. Mounted on linen, imtearable. Containing fi pp. in full colours,
beautifully reproduced in high-art lithography, and 10 pp. in tints with
letterpress. Knamelled covers. Size, 12 by 10 in. 1 O
Confectionery, Pastry, Preserving, Sweets, &c, (Dean's ,
Practical Guide Books). By George Beid. Bound in limp cloth.
Crown 8vo 1 O**
Con O'Donnell, and other Ballads and Legends (No. 9, in
Dean's Books for Blocutionists) . By £. Owens Blackburne. Cover
in colours. Crown 8vo 1 0»
Cookery Hade Easy (Dean's Practical Guide Books). By
G. Bead. Strongly bound in cloth. Crown 8vo 1 O^
Comer's Histories. l«- 6cf., 2^. 6d, 3^., and 3^. 6c/. See '
under Histories.
Cot Picture Book. A most ing;enions toy and toy book.
When open forms a pretty little cot (size, 5^ by 3 in. and 9^ in. high),
with a cnanning booklet of nursery rhymes, magnificently illustrated
in colours by M. Waterson 1 O
County Courts, Guide to (^^o. 20, in Dean's Practical Guide
Books). By James Bishop. Bevised, to include the latest Acts of
Parliament, by W. H. O. Payne. Crown 8vo 0 6-
Course of True Love, and Any Port in a Storm (No. 16,
in Dean's Character Sketches). By Francis W. Moore. Paper covers 0 6*
Cracker Series. These amusing toy books crack like a pistol
when properly manipulated each 0 1.
1. Bed Biding Hood. I 3. Puss in Bootu.
2. Cinderella. 1 4. Bobinson Crusoe-
Cricket, and How to Play it (No. 4, in Dean's Champion
Handbooks). Edited by Bobert Abel. Crown 8vo 0 ^
Ditto. (Dean's Champion Handbooks.) By Robert Abel. Illns-
trated. Bound in cloth. Crown 8vo. 1 0*
Cricket Scoring Sheets, ^i^e, 13 by H io-
With 4 pp. of Tables by C. Lillywhite. (Registered) new and revised 0 1
„ 12 pp. „ C. Lillywhite. ,. bound in cover 0 ^
,, 20 pp. I, F. Cadby (Scorer to tne Midland Matches).
Bound in cover
y, 24 pp. „ C. Lillywhite. New and revised edition. In
stiflP paper cover 0 6-
„ 40 pp. „ F. Cadby (Scorer to the Midland Matches).
Bound stiff {laper, cloth back ... ...1 0'
„ 48 pp. n C. Lillywhite. New and revised edition.
Bound stiff paper, cloth back ./. ... 1 0'
„ 80 pp. n F. Cadby (t^oorer to the Midland Matches).
Strongly bound in boards, cloth book ... 2 6-
„ 96 pp. „ C. Lillywhite. New and revised edition.
Strongly bound in cloth boards 2 6«
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CnliliarT Dainties (160) for the Epicure, the Invalid, and the
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Curt of Boisson (No. 12, in Orchid Library). By Jean de la
Br6te. Edited bv John Berwick. Coiiyright Bound in cloth boards.
orchids embossed in blind blocking, titles on front and back stampea
in gold 2 O
Ditto. (No. 12, in Windsor Castle Library.) By Jean de
la BrSte. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards, gilt and
colours, gilt edges all round. Crown Bvo. 3 <^
Ditto. (Na 34, in Boyal Stnart Tartan Library.) By Jean de
la Br^. Handsomely bound in Royal Stuart tartan, bevelled boards,
gilt and colours, gilt edges all round 3 6
Cydingi Amateur. See Amateur Cycling.
David Copperfleld (No. l, in Orchid Library). By Charles
Diokensw Bound in cloth boards, orchids embossed in blind blocking,
titles on front and bock stamped in gold ^ 2 0
Ditto. (Na 1, in Windsor Castle Library.) By Chaiies
Dickens. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards, gilt and
colours, gilt edges all round. Crown 8vo S ft
Ditto. (No. 27, in Boyal Stuart Tarten Library.) Bv Charies
Dickens. Handsomely bound in Royal Stuart tartan, bevelled boards,
gilt and colours, gilt edges all round 9 9
DaTj's Schooldays (Na 44, in Orchid Library). By David
Dixon. Copyright Bound in cloth boards, orchids embossed in
blind blocking, titles on front and back stamped in gold 2 O
Ditto. (No. 44, in Windsor Castle Library.) By David Dixon.
Copyright. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards, gilt and
eolours, gilt edges all round. Crown 8vo 3 &
Dean's Fairy Book. A Companion to the ^ Doyle Fairy
Book.' This volume contains most of the favourite fairy tales of
childhood, drawn from Ferrault, Old Chap Books and the * Arabian
Nights.* Such favourites as ^ The Bleeping Beauty,' * Aladdin,*
'Valentine and Orson,' 'Hop o* my Thumb.' and 'Jack the Giant
Killer,* are included in its pages, and the book is enriched with
numerous excellent illustrations by able artists. Blue cloth gilt, gilt
edges, large crown 8vo 3 6
Debretfs PeeragOi Baronetage, Knightage, and Com-
PAKIOKAQE. Beautifully printed, over 1850 pp. and 1600 armorial
engravings, and information respecting all living collateral branches
of Peers and Baronets. Heraldically emblasoned binding, cloth gilt,
gilt edges 31 &
Debretfs Peerage and Titles of Conrtesy. Being the
** Peerage '* section of the complete work. 900 pp. oloth gilt 16 6
Debrett'tt Baronetage, Eiughtage, Companionage, &c.
Being the ''Baronetage" section of the complete work. 950 pp.
elothgilt ...' 16 6
Bebrett'8 Heraldic and Biographical House of Com-
MONS and the JUDICIAL BENCH. 800 armorial engravings. 460 pp.
.elothgilt :.* ... 7 6
Debretf S Waistcoajt P;op)s:et Diary. Bonnd in red leather.
PMte grain, gilt edges all round.' Sise, ^ by 2i inches 1 0
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tains 16 pp. of pictures in colours and tints besides letterpress. The
covers are beautifully enamelled, and every picture is most artistic.
This series contains : — each 0 6
18. Ten Little Niggers.
19. A South African ABC.
20. Nursery Ditties ABC.
13. A was an Archer.
15. The Geisha, or Happy Little Jappies.
16. Friendly Animals.
17. Cinderella and Ked Biding Hood.
21. Story of Moses.
Stor^ of Joseph.
Ditto. Mounted on linen, nntearable. Containing 6 pp. in fnll
Qcir
colours^ beautifully reproduced in high-art lithography, and 10 pp. in
tints vath letterpress. This series oontains :— each 1 0
11. Comical Cyclists.
12. Chimes ABC.
13. A vras an Archer.
14. Army ABC.
16. The Ueisha, or Happy Little Jappiea.
16. Friendly Animals.
17. Cinderella and Red Riding Hood.
18. Ten Little Niggers.
19. A South African ABC.
20. Nursery Ditties ABC.
21. Story of Moses.
1. The World's ABC.
2. True Anecdotes of Animals.
3. Girls and Boys come out to Play.
4. Sunshine.
5. Ten Little Pussy Cats.
6. Old Mother Hubbard's Nursery
Rhymes.
. 7. A B 0 of Comical Animals.
8. The World on Water.
9. Fanu ABC.
10. Animal Sketches.
22. Story of Joseph,
Divine and Moral Songs (I^r. Watts). By the Rev. Ingram
Cobbin. Illu^rated. Demy 8yo. cloth boards, gilt 0 6
Dogs as Companions, Ladies'. See Ladies' Dogs as Com-
panions.
Dog Owner's Annual. An illnstrated annual, containing
articles by Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N., and all the best writers on
dogs. Complete list of the various Packs of Hounds, Dog Shows, Dog
Clubs. &o 1 0
Ditto. Bound in cloth boards 2 0
Dog Owner's Kennel Companion and Referee (Dean's
Illustrated Practical Guide Books). By Gordon Stables, M.D., R.N.
Profusely illustrated by Louis Wain and B. H. Moore. Crown
8vo 1 0
Dog, Our Friend the. See Our Friend the Dog.
Dollie*8 Dinner Party (No. 3, in Dean's Gold Medal Series).
Toy Book, in the shape of an octagon willow pattern plate. This book
is sewn up the centre and thus opens each siae. Containing 16 pp. of
illustrations. Enamelled attractive cover 1 0
Dombey and Son (No. 13, in Orchid Library). Bj Charles
Dickens. Boimd in cloth boards, orchids embossed in blind blocking,
titles on front and back stamped in gold 2 O
Ditto. (No. 13, in Windsor Castle Library.) By Charles
Dickens. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards, gilt and
colours, gilt edges all round. Crown 8vo .' 8 6
Ditto. (No. 25, in Royal Stnart Tartan Library.) By Charles
Dickens. ' Handsomely bound in Royal Stuart tartan, bevelled boards,
gilt and colours, gilt edges all roi^nd ... B 6
Domestic Syndicate, A (Na 21, in Dean's Character
Sketches). By Kate Freiligrath Kroeker. Paper cover 0 6
Don Quixote (No. 1, in Dean's Penny Tales for the Million).
By Cervantes. 16 pp., illustrated by Sir John Gilbert. Imperial 8vo.
in coloured illustrated wrapper 0 1-
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Double Check Washing Book, Gents' (No. 15, in Dean's
Practical Guide Books). Perforated. For 26 weeks 0 6
Ditta For Ladies 0 e
Ditto. Size, IH by if in. for Ladies and Qents l 0
Dojle Fairy Book, The. Consisting of 29 Fairy Tales, trans-
lated from Tarious languages by Anthony R. Montalba. with 30 illus-
trations by Kichard Doyle, a memoir of Doyle, ana introduction.
8ixe, crown 8vo. New edition. Handsomely bound, cloth gilt, gilt
edges 5 0
Dranghts, and How to Play it (No. 5, in Dean's Champion
Handbooks). By W. Patterson 0 &
Earl's Boxing (Dean's Champion Handbooks). Illustrated.
Pbper cover 0 &
EaSY Painting Book (Na 3, in Dean's 6c/. Painting Book
Series). Enamelled full colour stiff cover, 8 full colour pages, and 30 pp.
of outlines for painting 0 6
Educator's Guidei The (Dean's Edacational Works). For
Schoolmasters, Teachers, Parents, and Guardians. By Robert H.
llair,LL.D 1 6
Elocntion Hade Easy (No. 11, in Dean's Books for Elocu-
tionists). By Edith Heraud, Elocutionist. Crown 8vo. Coloured
stiif paper cover 1 0
Embalmed Heart, and other sensational Poems, The (No. 10,
in Dean's Books for Elocutionists). By B. J. Cooper. Crown 8vo.
Coloured stiff paper cover 1 0
Enchanted Cat, The (Na 2, in " Qneen Mab" Series of Fairy
Tales). Handsomely bound, cloth gilt and colour, gilt edges. Size,
6| by 34 in I 0
Enchanted Princess, The (No. 5, in Dean's Jnnior Library).
By Dorothea 6. SinoUdr. Cloth bound, floral design in colours.
C^wnSvo 0 6
Endless Mirth and Amnsement. A Collection of Oames,
CoDJuriDir, &e. By Charles Gilbert. Bound in full gilt cloth, block
designs on cover, gilt edges. Crown 8vo. ... 3 6
England, Histories of. See under Histories.
Englishman's 6mde to One Hundred Watering Places
in FRANCE (Dean*s Practical Guide Books). By R. W. C. Wyndham 1 0
Eve of an Empire's Fally The. By Madame Carette. Story
of the Second Empire. Handsomely bound, cloth. Crown 8vo. ... 10 6
Eve's Daughters (No. 17, in Orchid Library). By F. Upcher-
Cousens. Copyright. Bound in cloth boards, orchids embossed in
blind blocking, titles on front and back stamped in gold 2 0
Ditto. (No. 17, in Wmdsor Castle Library.) By F. Upcher-
Conflens. Copyright. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards,
gilt and colours, gilt edges all round. Crown 8vo. 3 6
Ditto. (No. 29, in Royal Stuart Tartan Library.) By F.
Upcher-Cousens. Copyiight. Handsomely bound in hoyal &>tuart
tartan, bevelled boards, gilt and culouri*, giit edges all round 3 6
Everj Child's Histories (Corner's). See under Histories.
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Every Child's Beciter (in Dean's Books for Elocationlsts).
By Maud Dean. Limp cloth. Grown 8yo 0 6
Excelsior Royal Onide to Brassels and Belgium (in
Dean*8 Practical Gntde Books). With 12 full-page illustrations.
Produced for the Belgian Government and Ministry of the State
Railways 1 O
Export Merchant Shippers' Directory of London, The^
and all the principal Towns in the United Kingdom, with their
respective Trading Ports, and the class of croods they customarily
ship. Including a completely revised list of Lloyds* Agents and Signal
Stations.
An Itinenuy of the City of London is published in conj auction
with the work. This Itinerary supplies a long-felt want amongst
travellers and commercial men calling upon the exporters in London.
Published annually. Cloth gilt Crown 8vo 17 •
Pairy Land's BeaiUty (No. 3, in ''Qaeen Mab" Series of
Fairy Tales). Handsomely bound, cloth gilt and colour, gilt edges.-
Size, 6f by d| in. Beautifully illustrated by the Baroness Orczy and
Montagu Barstow 1 O
Fail7 Prince and the Oohlin, The (No. 5, in Dean's Junior
Library). By Dorothea S. Sinclair. Cloth bound, floral design in
colours, with modem illustrations 0 9
Fairy Eosehud ; or, the Enchanted Maypfole and the Flower
Fairies <Dean*s Ptoys for Toung Actors). By Amy Whinyates. A
Play for very little Children, in two acts. Siae, 7 by 5^ in. Paper cover 0 6
Ditto. In 1 vol, with * Little Dewdrop' and * Jack Frost.' Bound»
gilt edges, fancy illustrated cover. (Nos. 16 and 16, in Dean's Plays for
Young Actors.) 1 O
Family Affair, A (No. 11, in Dean's Chancter Sketches). By
Francis W. Moore. Paper cover 0 6
Famous Fairy Tales of all Nations (No. 25, in Ordhdd
Library). Bv Anthony R. Montalba. Copyright. Bound in cloth
boards, orchids embossed in blind blocking, titles on front and back
stamped in gold 2 O
Ditto. (No. 25, in Windsor Castle Library.) By Anthony IL
Montalba. Copyright. Handsomely bound in cloth, bevelled boards,
gilt and colours, gilt edges all round. Crown 8 vo. 3 6
Ditto. (No. 17, in Boyal Stuart Tartan Library.) By Anthony
B. Montalba. Copyright Handsomely bound in Koyal Stuart tartan,
bevelled boards, gilt and colours, gilt edges all round 3 6
Farm ABC (No. 9, in Dean's Diploma Series). Mounted on
linen, untearable. Tov Book. Containing 6 pp. in full colours, beauti-
fully reproduced in high-art lithography, and 10 pp. in tints, with
letterpress, enamelled covers. Size, 12 by 10 in 1 0
Fashionable Letter Writer (No. l, in Dean's 2«. Useful
Books;. Cloth, gilt edges 2 0
Faust (No. 2, in Dean's Songs from the Operas). By J. Kend-
rick Bangs and Frank M. Gregory. Containing the ' Flower Song * and
the ' Spinning Song.* Illustrated with .% charming designs. Beauti-
fully printed. Handsomely bound in cloth gilt, bevelled boards, gilt
edges. Size, roj'al 4to 6 .0
Favourite Animals (Dean's Pinafore Series). Toy Book.
Containing 6 coloured pages and 6 b*ack-and- white pages with letter-
press. Enamelled stiff covers, crown 4to 0 3
Ditto. Mounted on linen, untearable , 0 6
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Ferneries and Aquaria, their Constmction and Manage-
MSNT (No. 27, in Deaa's lUuBtnited Practical Guide Books). By
George Bggett, Senior. Fancy cover in colours Crown Syo 0 6
Fifteen Months among the Kafirs (No. 16, in Orchid
Library). By B. W. Phillips. Illustrated by W. fi. Borrow. Copy-
right Bound in cloth boards, orchids embossed in blind blocking,
titles on front and back stamped in gold 2 0
Ktta (No. 16, in Windsor Castle Library.} By E. W.
Phfllips. Illustrated by W. E. Borrow. Copyright. Handsomely
bouna in cloth, bevelled boards, gilt and colours, gilt edges all round.
Crown 8vo. ... •• «.. •«* 3 6
Ditto. (Na 30, in Royal Stuart Tartan Library.) By K W.
PhtlliDS. Illustrated by W. E. Borrow. Copyright Handsomely
bound in Boyal Stuart tartan, bevelled boards, gilt and colours, gift
edges all round 3 6
Fire at the Farm, The (No. 1, in Dean's Junior Library).
By Ascott B. Hope. Cloth bound, floral design in colours, modem
iliastratlQDS. Crown Svo ••• « 0 6
First Catch your Hare, and A Legal Intrusion. In 1 vol.
(No. 18, in Dean's Character Sketches.) ay Francis W. Moore. Paper
cover ..» 0 6
Fireworks and Chemical Snrprises (Dean's Practical Guide
Book Series). By Charles Gilbert. Stiff paper cover. Crown Svo. ... I 0
Fishmg (Dean's CSiampion Handbook Series); By C. Davies
and £rthur Kent Bound in staff oloth. Crown Svo 1 0
FootbaU, Rugby and Association (Dean's Champion Hand-
book Series). By Straw Hat Bound in stiff cloth. Crown Svo. ... 1 0
FrancCi Comei^s Histoiy of. See under Histories.
Friendly Animals (No. 16, in Dean's Diploma Series). Toy
Book. Contaiuing 16 pp. of pictures in colours and tints, besidc^s
letterpress. Covers beautifully enamelled. Size, 12 by 10 in 0 6
Ditta Mounted on linen, untearable » l 0
Frolic and Fun (No. 8, in Dean's Cloth. Bound Series).
Untearably mounted on linen. Containing 8 pp. of lithographed
pictures and 20 pp. printed in a tint. Handsomely bound, cloth gilt,
bevelled boards, block design on cover. Size, royal 4to 3 6
Frait Figures and How to Make Them (No. 14, in Dean's
Practical Guide Books). Illustrated with diagrams. By Charles
Gilbert. Stiff paper.cover. . Crown Svo.- ... ... 0 6
Fan and Frolic (No. 2, in Dean's 5<. Toy Books). Con-
taining 14 pp. of colour pictures and 10 pp. of monotints of comical
animsas ana clowns. Untearably mounted on linen. Handsomely
bound, cloth gilt. Size, 12 by 10 in 6 0
Fanny Pussies and True Stories (No. 3, in Dean's Cloth
Bound Series). Tojr Book. Containing S pp. of lithographed pictures
and 20 pp. printed in a tint. Mounted on linen, untearable. Hand-
somely bound, doth gilt, bevelled boards, block designs on cover.
Size, royal 4to. ... 3 6
Gabrielle ; or, the Eed Cap of Liberty (No. 12, in Dean's
Plays for Young Actors). By Amy Whinyates. Bound in fancy
stiit paper cover, illustrated, gut edges. Size, 7^ by 5i in
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8. Nursery Rhymes ABC.
9. My Own Toy ABC.
10. Bed Riding Hood.
11. Cinderella.
12. Robinson Crusoe.
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Gteisha; or, Happy Little Jai>pies (No. 15, in Dean's
Diploma Series). Toj Book. Containing 16 pp. of piotures in colours
and tints besides letterpress. Covers beautifully enamelled. Size,
12 by 10 in 0 6-
Ditto. Mounted on linen, nntearable i ^
Gennanyi Comer's History of. See under Histories.
Giant Popular Series. ConslBts of 12 pp. of pictures in
colours and black and white. The finish of the colours in these books
is much superior to what has ever been attempted before in a PenoT
Toy Book. Size, 9 by 5| in. The Series contains :— each 0 6^
1. Animal Toy Book.
2. Who Killed Cock Robin ?
3. Visit to the Farm.
4. Three Tiny Pigs.
6. Dog's Party.
6. Nursery Nonsense.
13. Pussie's Party.
Gifts, Emck-Knacks, and Pretty Trifles, How to Make
Them (Dean's Illustrated Practical Guide Book Series). With Dia-
grams. By G. Clark. Bound in stiff paper cover. Crown 8vo. ... 1 0*
Girls and Boys Come Out to Play (No. 3, iu Dean's
Diploma Series). Mounted on linen, untearable. Toy Book. Con-
taining 6 pp. m full colours, beautifully reproduced in high-art
lithography and 10 pp. in tints with letterpress. Bnamelled covers.
Size, 12 by 10 in. 1 0»
Ooats: their Varieties and Characteristics (No. 6, in Dean's
Illustrated Practical Guide Books). By James Long. Bound in stifE
paper cover. Crown 8vo 0 ff-
Golden Bee, The, and other Recitations (Na 13, in Dean's
Books for Elocutionists). By M. Betham-£d wards. Limp cloth.
Crown 8vo. ••• , • 1 (^
Golden Da^S of Childhood (No. 6, in Dean's Cloth Bound
Series). Toy Book. Mounted on linen, nntearable. Containing
6 pp. of coloured pictures and 20 pp. printed in a tint Handsomely
bound, cloth gilt, bevelled boards, block designs on cover. Size^
royal 4to. * ^
Golden Hours (No. 16, in Dean's little Ones' Own Series).
Containing 300 full-page coloured pictures, with stories relating to
them printed on the page preceding or following them. Also Serial
Stories, Puzzles, &o. Bound picture boards, cloth back. Size, crown
4to. (9f by 7i in.) H 6^
Ditto. Cloth gilt, gilt edges ^ ^
Gold Medal Series. Toy Books. Size, 15 by 10 in , with
beautifully lithographed covers, standing out in relief. In all 12 pp.
in colours, reproduced by fine-art lithography each 1 O
3. Dolly's Dinner Party (shape of an \ 53. Struwelpeter of To-day.
octagon willow-pattern plate).
39. The Kocking Uorse Toy Book.
40. Nursery Rocker Toy Book.
41. The Rocking Chair Toy Book.
42. Baby's Rocker.
48. The House that Jack Built.
49. Bold Animal Picture Book.
50. A B C of Pretty Birdies.
51. Holiday Rhymes.
52. Bicycle A B C,
54. Musical Nursery Rhymes.
56. Navy ABC.
56. Victoria Tov Book.
57. Nansen North Pole Pictuie Book.
68. The Ting-Lings.
59. Nursery Rhymeland.
60. Our Indian and Colonial Forces^
61. Big Animal Toy Book.
62. Nelson Picture Book.
63. Little Mother Hubbard.
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48. The House that Jack BuiU. 1 56. Victoria Toy Book.
"* ** ' ^ ' * ' '^* "^ * 57. Nansen North Pole Picture Book.
58. The Ting-Lings.
49. Bold Animal Picture Book.
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My Mistress, the Empress Eugenie ; or, Court Life at the
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4. Three Kittens.
6. Rhymes for the Nursery.
6. The Clrcua
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3. A B C of the World.
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Oliver Twist (No. 4, in Orchid Library).
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1. David Copperfield. By Charles
Dickens.
2. Midshipman Basy. By Captain
Mam'at.
^3. A Ministering AngeL By B. C.
Clayton.
4. Oliver Twist. By Charles Dickens.
•6. Three Boots. By W. H. Stac-
_poole.
«e. HeTY>e8 of the Battlefield. Bv Lieut-
Col. KnoUys and Major Elliott
7. Bobinson Crusoe. By Daniel Defoe.
^8. Livingstone. By H. M. Stanley.
9. Old Curiosity Shop. By Charles
Dickens.
*10. £2/)00 Reward I By A. B. Melville.
^11. Betribution. By Philippe Tonelli.
^12. The Cur§ of Bmsson. By Jean de
laBrSte. Bdited by John Berwick.
13w Dombey and Son. By Charles
Dickens.
14. Peter Simple. By Capt. Marryat
^15u The Bells. Ry MM. Brckmann-
Chatrian.
'^IG^ Fifteen Months among the Kaffirs.
BvE. W.Phillips. lUustrated by
W. B. Borrow.
-*17. Eve*s Daughters. By J*. Upcher-
Cousens..
18. Bamaby Budge. By Charles
Dickens.
19. Last Days of Pompeii. By Lord
Lytton.
20. Kenilworth. By Walter Scott
21. Nicholas Nickleby. By Charles
Dickens.
22. Pickwick Papers. By Charles
Dickens.
23. Sketches by Bob. By Charles
Dickens.
^k, Ivanhoe. By Walter Scott
Those marked ^ are copyright books.
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*26. Hearts of Oak Exploits. By Lieut*
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27. Vanity Fair. By W. M. Thackeray.
28. Pendennis. By W. M. Thackeray.
*29. In the Days of the Bevolutioa. By
Carette.
True Stories of Adventure. By
Bosooe Mongan and P.H.Hemyng,
E.N.
BenHur. BvLewWaUaoe.
Bunvan's Pilgrim's Progress. By
Jonn Bunyan.
Monte Cristo. ByAlexandre Dumas.
31 Windsor Castle. By Harrison Ains-
worth.
*35. Souvenirs of the Second Empire.
By Count de Maugny.
36. Home Influences. BvdraceAguilar.
37. Naomi. By Mrs. Webb.
*38. Basil Marsden. By George E.
Sargent
39. Swiss Family Robinson.
40. The Wide, Wide World. By B.
Wetberell.
•41. The Raid on the Transvaal by Dr.
Jameson. Edited by P. Aston.
•42. Who Was She 1 By Henry Charles
Moore.
•43. Mountain Fugitives. By Rev. J.
Tunstall-Haverfield.
•44. Davy's Schooldays. By David
Dixon.
•45. Victorian England. By Dr. W. H.
S tac Doole
•46. What became of Him t By Fred
C. Milford.
•47. Stanley and his Heroic Relief of
Emin Pasha. By B. P. Scott
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Our Friend the Dog. By Gordon Stables, CM. M.D. RN.
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. .- - iraits of all the latest cnainp* ' '
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Our Friend the Horse. By F. T. Barton, M.R.C.V.8. This
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4.' Holiday Rhymes Panorama.
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13. Our Indian and Colonial Forces-
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Papa and Mama's Easy Lessons in Geography. By
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Ditto. Bound in cloth 1 6-
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Tanrots and their Treatment (No. '2%, in Dean's Guide and
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Paving of Hell, The (No. ll, in Dean's 1«. NoYek). An
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Short Stories for Boys or Girls, Puzxles, and also serial stories.
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Peeps into Storyland (No. 5^ in Dean's Cloth Bound Series)..
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Tendennis (No. 28, in Orchid Library). By W. M. Thackeray.
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Thackeray. For particulars see Windsor Castle Library 3 h
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2. Nellie Hales. By William H. Stao-
|xK>le. • • • • •
ft. Three Cutters. -By Ci»t. Marryat- ^. ~
& The Piiute. By Capt. Marryatv ■ Dickens*
9. The Manufacturer. By William H. Staopoole.
Pet Animals ; or, the Amateur's Zoo. Their Habits, Charao-
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Guide Books). By Arthur Patterson. With 4U illustrations. Fancy
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Peter Simple (No. 14, in Dean's Orchid Library). By Captain
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Manyat. For particulars see Windsor Castle Library ... ... ... 3 6
Ditto. (No. 32, in Dean's Royal Btlnart Tartan Library.) By
Captajn Marryat. For particulars see Royal Stuart Tartan Library ... 3 6
Jjy u. uicKens.
7. The Pickwickians on the Ice. By
Charles Dickens.
8. A Christmas Carol. By Charlel
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Pickwick Papers (No. 22, in Orchid Library). By Charles
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How to Bear. Breed, Keep^ and Manage Common and Fancy Pigeons.
By Bdward Brown. Fancy cover in colours. Crown 8vo. 0 &
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Pilgrim's Progress (No. 32, in Dean's Orchid Library). By
John Bunyan. For particulars see Orchid Library 2 O
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18. A B C Words. By Clifton Bingham.
- .r 19. Oranges and Lemons.
14. My A B C. By Clifton Bingham. 20. A Book of Trains.
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Pirate, The (Na 5, in Dean's Penny Tales for the Million). By
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3Play Grammar, The (y^ Dean's Edacatlonal Works). Joyful
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Players of the Period. By Arthur Goddard. Being a series
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11. Puss in Boots.
12. A B 0 of Animals.
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Poultry, Domestic. How to profitably Rear and Keep. (No. 5»
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Betribution : a Coraican Vendetta Story. By Philippe TonellL
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BhymeS of the Times (No. 8, in Dean's Books for Elocu-
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1. The Wide, Wide World. By E.
Wetherell.
% Swiss Family Bobinsdn.
a Boisil Marsden. By G^orgci E. Sdr-
4. NaomL By Mrs. Webb.
fi. Uo'me Influences. Bv Grace Aguilar.
41 Souvenirs of the Second Empire.
By Count de Maugriv.
7. Windsor Castle. By Harrison Ains-
worth.
S Monte Cristo.' By* Alexandre
Dumas.
9. Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. By
John Bun van.
10. Ben Hur. By Lew Wallace.
11. True Stories of Adventure By
Rosooe Mongan and P. H.Hemyng,
BN.
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Carette'
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Col. KnoUys and Major Elliott.
16 Heroes of the Battlefield. Bv Lieut-
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17. Famous Fairy Tales oi all Nations.
By Anthony R Montalba.
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19. KenUworth Bv Walter Scott
^..Nicholas Nickfeby» By Charles
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Lytton.
29. Eve^s Daughters. By F. Upcher*
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30. Fifteen Months among the Kaffirs.
By E. W. Phillips, illustrated
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33. Midshipman Easy. By Capt»
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38. Robinson Crusoe. By Daniel Pefoe.
39. Three Boots. By W. H. Stecpoole.
40. A Ministering Angel. By B. C.
Clayton.
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formerly Lieut. H.N. Equally applicable for the Royal Navy and
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Silkworms (No. 30, in Dean's Guide and Useful Books). By
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letterpress. Covers beautifully enamelled. Size, 12 by 10 in 0 6
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of a Cabinet Minister is full of anecdotes relating to all that passed
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the Emroror, General Fleury, the Prince and Princess de Mettemich,
Baron Hausmann» Yon Moltke. Thiers, Guizot^ Gounod, Wagner, &c.
Handsomely bound. Large post 8vo 6 0
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Speech may be Silveri but Silence is Gold. In one
Tolnme, with '8t Yalentine^s Day.* (No. 20,. in Dean^s Character
Sketches). By Francis W. Moore. Humorous. Paper cover 0 6
Speech Studies (No. 5, in Dean's Books for Elocutionists).
Studies of Poems, with Recitations, Anecdotes. Sketches, and Articles
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Stanley and his Heroic Belief of Emin Pasha. By E. P.
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Storylaad (Dean's Pictore Toy Book). Containing over
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Strange Prison, A (No. 8, in Dean's U, Novels). By W. H.
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15 by 10 in :. 1 0
Ditto. Mowfted on iineUy untearable ... .2 O
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35. Buttercups and Dairies.
86. Bobin's Picture Book.
38. Happy Hours.
41. Our Little Chicks.
42. Water Lilies.
43. A B C of Birds. .
44. Toy ABO.
45. Town and Seaside ABC.
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52. May Day.
53. Happy Jappy.
Surprise Animal Picture Book, Dean's. An entirely new
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Swimming (Dean's Champion Handbooks^ By Gapt. Dalton.
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Swiss Family Bobinson (No. 39, in Orchid Library). For
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Sylvia's Bide for. Life, and other Original Ballads for Beci-
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Webb. Illustrated. Stiff paper cover. Crown 8vo 1 0
Tableaux Vivants (No. 1 6, in Dean s Books for Flocationists).
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Ten Litile Pussy Gats (No. 5, in Dean's Diploma Series).
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beautifully reproduced in high-art lithography, and 10 pp. in tints, with
letterpress. Enamelled cover. Size, 12 by 10 in 1 0
Ten Minates (No. 12, in Dean's Books for Elocutionists). By
Bobert Overton. Short Tales and Becitations. Limp cloth, crown 8vo. 1 0
Terrible Bace, A (No. 9, in bean's Character Sketches). By
Oampbell Bae-Brown*. Sporting Ballad for recitation. Paper cover... 0 G
Those Were the Days. A very handsome Artistic Gift Book,
•containing facsimile, of Tpm felly's lead, pencil originals most
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Three Boots, The. A Stoiy of the present day in London.
By- William H. Stacpoole. Illustrated with full-page illustrations.
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Three Gutters, The (No. 3, in Dean's Penny Tales for the
Million). By Capt. Marryat. Well printed. Imperial 8vo. Coloured
illustrated wrapper 0 1
Three Little Doggies (No. 7, in Dean's LTntearable Series).
Toy Book. Mounted on linen. Enamelled covers and beautifully
litnographed pictures in colours or in a tint. Cut to shape 0 S
Ting-Lings (No. 58, in Dean's Gold Medal Series). Toy
Book. By C. W. Saalburg. Beautifully enamelled cover, standing
out in relief, 11 plates in colours and monotints, reproduced by fine-
art.lithc^phy. ^ize, 15 by 10 in 1 C;
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Ditto. (No. 11, in Dean's Panorama Series.) Mounted on strong
cardboard, linen hinges. Opens out 12 ft. 4 in 2 &
Tiny Toddlers. By Maude Humphrey, and Verses by Helen
Gray Cone. These books contain lovely reproductions of Miss Hum-
phrey's aquarelles, so faithfully reproduced that it is almost impossible
to teU the reproduction from the original ; and pages of verse by Miss
Cooe, embellished by designs in outline by same artist. Handsomeiy
bopnd in stiff picture boards. Sise, U by 11 in. 6 O
T<qr ABC (No. 1, in Dean's Sixpenny Untearable Picture Toy
Books). Enamelled cover. Beautifully lithographed coloured pictures
printed on linen.' Size, S% by 7 in 0 6.
Tlidte with Cards, fee® Card Tricks.
Trip through Asia, A. Toy Book. Giving 12 coloured
pages, showing maps of the various countries visited, and national
costumes, flogs, stamp®, &c., with descriptive letterpress... 1 O
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True Anecdotes of Animals (No. 2, in Dean's Diploma
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letterpress. Bnamelled cover. Mounted on linen. Size, 12 by 10 in. 1 0
True Friend's Birthday Book. Hlostoted border pages.
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True Story of Catherine Parr, The; or, How King
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Plays for Young Aotors). By Blsa D'Bsterre Keeling. Play in one Aot 0 ^
True Stories of Adventure (No. 30, in Orchid Library).
By Bosooe Mon^n and P. H. Hemyng, B.N. Copyright. For par-
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and P. H. Hemyng, B.N. Copyright. For particulars see Windsor
Castle Library 8 6
Ditto. (No. 11, in Royal Stuart Tartan Library.) By Boocoe
Mongan and P. H. Hemyng, B.N. Copyright For particulars see
Royal Stuart Tartan Library 3 6
Two of Eve's Daughters. In 1 vol, with * May we ne'er
want a Friend.' (No. 12, in Dean's Character Sketches.) By Francis
W. Moore. Humorous. Paper cover 0 6
Two Thousand Pounds Reward (No. 10, in Orchid Library).
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Ditto. (No. 10, in Windsor Castle Library.) By A. E. Mel-
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Ditto. (No. 36, in Royal Stuart Tartan Library.) By A. K
Melville. For particulars see Royal Stuart Tartan Library 3 6
TJlettka and the White Lizard (No. l, in Dean's Qaeen
Mab Series of Fairy Tales). Handsomely bound, cloth gilt and colour,
gilt edges. Beautifully illustrated. Size, 6f by 8^ in 1 O
Uncle. A Story of Modern French Life. No7eL By Jean de
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John Berwick. Handsomely bound in cloth gilt I^rge post 8vo. ... 6 O
Uncle Dumpie's Merry Months. By Robert St John
Corbet. With 12 humorous full-page illustrations and numerous
smaller ones by J. H. Huberts. Bound in cloth boards, 4to 2 6
Vanity Fair (No. 27, in Dean's Orchid Library). By W. M.
Thackeray. B^or particulars see Orchid Library % O
Ditto. (No. 27, in Dean's Windsor Castle Library.) By W. M.
Thackeray. For particulars see Windsor Castle Library 3 tf
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Victoria Toy Book (No. 56, in Dean's Gk)ld Medal Series).
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in colours, reproduced by high-art lithography. Sise, 15 by 10 in. ..» 1 0
Ditto. Mounted on linen, untearable 2 0
Ditto. (No. 9, in Panorama Series. ) Mounted on strong card-
board, with linen hinges. Opens out 12 ft. 4 in 2 tf
Victorian England (No. 45, in Dean's Orchid Library). By
Dr. W. H. Staopoole. Copyright For particulars see Orchid Library 2 0
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Dumerous blocks, showing the changes that have taken place during
the present raign in inventions, means of transit, post office, costumes
and uniforms, &c. Very instnictiye, and written in a most interesting
manner. Bound in red, cloth gilt» bevelled edges, 60 pp. Siae, 15
by 10 in. 5 o
Visit to South America. With notes on the moral and
physical features of the country and the incidents of the voyage. By
Sdwin Clarke, M.I.C.E., F.Rw\.S. Handsomely bound. Crown 8vo. 7 0
Visit to the Country, A (No. 4, in Dean's Surprise Model
Books). By Arthur Penuel and S. Gourley. Upon opening any page
in these books, the pictures, by an ingenious arrangement, open, as if
by magic, into model relief ; and upon the book being closed, or the
page turned, became perfectly flat again. Strongly bound in picture
boards, cloth back. Sue, ll|by9in 1 6
Ditto. Bonnd together with ' Seaside Fnn,' being two of the
1j. 6tf. books in one 2 6
Wanderings iu County Donegal, Ireland, daring the
Sunmier Months. By a Young Victorian. Crown 8vo. stiff cover ... 1 0
Washing Day : How to Avoid its Troubles and Perforin its
Work (No. 24, in Dean*s Illustrated Practical Guide Books). By Julia
Fisher. Fancy cover. Crown 8vo. 0 6
Water-Colour Pamting Book. Crown 4to., enamelled
cover back and front. Containing 80 pp. in all, consisting of coloured
copies, embracing all subjects, as floral, figures, landscapes, animals,
birds, and seascapes, opposite to which are outlines, &c 1 0
What became of Hbn (No. 4, in Dean's 1«. Novels). NoTeL
By Fred. C. Milford. Effective stiff paper cover. Crown 8vo. ... 1 0
Ditto. (Na 46, in Dean's Orchid Libraiy.) By Fred. C. Mil-
ford. Copyright For particulars see Orchid Library 2 0
Ditta (No. 46, in Dean's Windsor Castle Library.) By Fred.
C. Milford. Copyright. For particulars see Windsor Castle Library . 3 6
Where there 's a Will, there 's a Way. In one volume,
with 'Asking Papa* (No. 14, in Dean*8 Character Sketches). By
Francis W. Moore. Humorous 0 6
Whittington and his Cat (No. 3, in Dean's Plays for Yonng
Actors). By Miss Corner. Illustrated by E. Westrup. Fancy cover,
gilt edges. Eleventh edition 1 0
Who was SheP (Na 42, in Dean's Orchid Library). By
Heniy Charles Moore. Copyright. For particulars see Orchid Library 2 0
Ditta (Na 42, in Dean's Windsor Castle Library.) By Henry
Charles Moore. Copyright, For particulars see Windsor Castle Library 3 6
Wide, Wide World, The (No. 40, in Dean's Orchid Library).
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8 ft 9 in. and is mounted on stiff cardboard, with linen joints 16
Windsor Castle Library. These books are handsomely
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t3. A Ministering Angel, fiy B. GL
Clayton.
1. Darid Copperdeld. By Charles
Diokens.
% Midshipman Basy. By Captain
Marryat
4. Oliver Twist. By Charles Diokeuf,
t5. Three Boots. By W. H. Stacpoole.
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28. Pendennis. By W. M. Thackeray.
t29. In the Days of the Revolutiou.
. By Daniel Defoe.
By H. M. Stanley.
' Shop, By Charles
t6. Heroesof the Battlefield. By Lieut.-
Ool. Enollys and Major Elliott.
7. Robinson CruBOe. ^
f8. Livingstone.
9. Old Curiosity
. Dickens.
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ii|. Small, more advanced. Standard TV.
13. Bills of Parcels, Receipts, ftc.
Standards V. and VI.
13. Commercial Correspondence,
Standards V. and VI.
14. Ladies' Hand. Slightly angular in styla.
14^. Ladies' Hand. Angular in style.
15. Printing Book.
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As above, bound in extra thick nonpareil, marble cover . • ., 03
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Standard II.
Hb) Text Hand, more advanced.
Standard IL
<c> Text Canitals ft Fifcures, Standard II.
id) Doable Small. Capitals ft Figures,
Standard III,
(e) Double Small ft Figures Standard III.
(/) Double Small, more advanced.
Standard III.
(e) Small Hand, Standard IV.
(ih) Small Hand, more advanced,
Standard IV.
(i) Small Hand, more advanced.
Standardly.
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writing, free from flourishes. The paper on which they are printed is a superior
writing paper, and has been manufMtnred expressly for this series.
Shape corresponds to the ordinary exercise books. Ezerdae books, examinatioo
panefB. slates, and black-boards are supplied ruled on the same principle; thus
eeaUing one style of writing to be maintained thronghont the acbooC both ia
practios and 00 the day of fflramination.
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each o 2
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Large Hand, Standard I.
Large Hand, Standard I.
Large and Half Text, Standard XL
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Large, Half Text, Small and
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la
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xa.
13.
14.
15.1
16. f
17.1
18.;
Large, Small A Figures. Standard III.
Large and Small, Standards IV.,
v.. and VU
Large and Small, Standards IV.,
v., and VI.
Small, Standards IV., V., and VI*.
SmaU. Standards IV., V., and VI*
Civil Service, or finishing band.
Civil Service Hand, more advanced.
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A NEW STYLE OF UPRIGHT WRITING.
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Nearly all basiness firms encourage upright writing among their employes ; the*
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lecommend it.
The following are some of the special advantages of the Commercial Copy
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All Code requirements are exactly met.
The lines of the large hand are | in. apart as required by the Educatioi^
Department.
Uniformity of letters and joinings throughout the Series
Absence of ornament and flourishes.
The system of guide lines.
The paper is exceptionally good, being made expressly for these Books.
The Series contain Thirteen Books, sufficient to give ample practice for al&
Standards.
The Series consists of the following : —
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9. Large Hand, (simple combinations).
Standard I.
3. Large Hand (more advanced 1.
Standards I. A XL
4. Half Text Hand (simple copies).
Standard II.
5. Half Text Hand (more advanced).
Standard II.
€. Half Text Hand (with Capitals).
Standard IIL
7. Half Text and Double Small.
Standard III..
8. Double Small and Figures.
Standards III and IV
9. Double Small and Figures (more
advanced). Standard IV»
10. Small Hand, Introduction, Stand. IV»
IX. Small Hand, ) Advanced. Standards
IS. Small Hand, f V., VI., V1I»
13. Small, more advanced.
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oat for the downstrokes. Hence while the writing is nearly vertical, there
is no danger of the scholar falling into the deplorable back-hand which
vertical writing so commonly leads to.
(2) All letters except the letter x (the cross of the / and the dot of the % not
being taken into account), are made without lifting the pen from the paper.
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and those which contain the letter x all words are completed before the pen
is lifted from the paper.
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the double purpose of determining the heights and depths of the long letters,
and of preventmg the ascending and decending loops from over-lapping.
(5) The style of letter taught in the first book is retained tbroughout the series
so that the small hand is merely a diminished reproduction of the large.
(6) Loops above and below line are made short, so as to give a neat appearance
to the writing.
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saved.
The Series consists of foorteen books carefully graduated, viz. :—
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Standard III.
Book 7. Double Small.
Book 8. Double Small.
Book 9. Small, Large, Figures.
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Book II. Small Hand.
Standards V. and VI.
Book 12. Small Hand.
Book 13. Small Hand.
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Book 6. Large, Double Small.
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3- Simple Words (Text), Standard I.
4. Text Hand, Standard II.
5- Text (more advanced), Standard II.
^ Sentences in Text and Half Text,
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Slandard III.
8. Double Small and Figures (more
advanced), Standard III.
9. Double Small and Figures (more
advanced). Standard III.
10. Text, Small, Capitals, and Figures,
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12 Small (more advanced), Standard IV*
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READING BOOKS.
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& NOVEL SERIES OF READING BOOKS.
It is a well-recognized fact that the average eye-sight of children is not so strong at^the
present time as it was formerly.
The extreme whiteness of paper generally used in Reading Books, in conjunction witli
the jet black ink usually employed in printing, impoees a great strain on the eyes, an<S
this is especially the case with children at school, who spend many hours each day looking
at black and white — a most trying combination of colours.
In order to meet this difficulty, the Educational Supply Ass%x:iation, has had the
VIADUCT READERS— an entirely new series — printed on a toned paper, with coloured
ink, the colour used having been selected by an experienced oculist from a great number
of combinations submitted to him.
The type has been specially selected on account of its clearness — the size has been
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The books in this series are published at the .same price as those printed on white-
paper with ordinary ink.
The paper and printing are exceptionally good, and the binding unusually strong. The-
Books are well illustrated.
The series consist of the following : —
s, d,
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128 pages „ o ro
160 pages „ I o-
192 pages , 12
224 pages „ 14
256 pages , X 6
To carry out the sight-preserving idea thoroughly, a special Writing paper has been
made, and all kinds of Stationery are manufactured from it. Fur particulars see General
Catalogue.
Viaduct Reader. No. i.
Viaduct Reader, No. 2.
Viaduct Reader, No. 3.
Viaduct Reader, No. 4.
Viaduct Reader, No. 5.
Viaduct Reader, No. 6.
THE VIADUCT READERS
Are also published, printed in Black Ink on White Paper.
Viaduct Reader, No. i. 112 pajres
Viaduct Reader, No. 2. 128 pages
Viaduct Reader, No. 3. 160 pages
Viaduct Reader. No. 4. 192 pages
Viaduct Reader, No. 5. 224 pages
Viaduct Reader, No. 6. 256 pages
each
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THE PRACTICAL READERS.
A New Series of Reading Books for Elementary Schools.
While designed as General Readers, these Books contain a number of lessons;
mtten for ihe purpose of inculcating habits of Honesty. Obedience, Temperance,
Thrift, Kindness to Animals, Ac, The Lessons are conveyed more by the general
tandency of the narrative than any direct teaching.
The Books are produced in the best possible style. They are beautifully
printed from new type which is bold and clear, the illustrations are thoroughly
artistic, the paper is exceptionally good, and the binding of a durable character.
each — s, d.
Practical Primer I., 32 pages, cloth
cover ... ... ... o 3
tactical Primer II., 32 pages, cloth
cover ... ... ... o 3
Practical Infant Reader 1., 48 pages,
cloth cover... ... ... o 4
Practical Infant Reader II., 48 pages,
cloth cover... ... ... o 4
Practical Reader for Standard i.
Practical Reader for Standard 2.
Practical Reader for Standard 3.
Practical Reader for Standard 4.
Practical Reader for Standard 5.
Practical Reader for Standard 6.
each— 5. d.
o 8
0 xo
1 o
X a
I 4
I 6
THE HOLBORN GEOGRAPHICAL READERS.
Edited by WILLIAM LAWSON, F.B.G.S.
A Hew Berieiy ipeoially written for the present Code.
The series is arranged to meet the latest Circular of the Education Department ;
the type is bold and clear ; binding exceptionally strong. Written in an easy,
descriptive, and fascinating style well calculated to foster the love and iorm the
habit of reading. Illustrated with many^ woodcuts, maps, diagrams, &c.
Standard II. Geographical Terms and Definitions Explained, and Illustrated 5. d,
with Maps, Diagrams. &c., 40 lessons, ;28 pages .. .. each o ^
Standard III. Physical and Political Geography of England and Wales, with
4 Maps, 60 lessons. 192 pages . . . . . . . . each z o
Standard IV. Physical and Political Geography of Scotland. Ireland, Canada,
and Australasia, with 5 maps, 90* lessons, 224 pages . . . . each z 4
Standard V. Physical and Political Geography of Europe, Latitude and
Longitude, Planetary System. Ac,, with 4 maps and diagrams, 60 lessons,
224 pages . • • . . . • • . . • • . . each z 4
Standard VI. Geography of the British Colonies and Dependencies, Inter-
change of Production, Jtc.. 5 Maps, &c., 60 lessons .. .. each I 6
• In each book will be found the minlmmn number of lessons required
esoept in Book 4, which has been divided into three parts with the understanding
that two only woold be selected for the year's course of reading.
HATURE READERS: SEASIDE AN dIvAT-SIDE.
By JuUa MoNair Wright.
In Four Books, with numerous Illustrations.
This is a Series of Illustrated Readers on an entirely new plan, designed for
Sdiools and Families. It is intended to awaken in young children a taste for
scientific study, to develope their powers of attention, and to encc rage thought and
observation, by directing their minds to the living things that mee^ their eyes on the
roadside, by the sea-shore, and about their homes. Hitherto the chief object of
Fint, Second, and Third Readers has been to give a child a vocabulary of some few
hnndred words, but these words have been of small use in developing ideas.
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The Hatnre Readen— «o«<fMMi.
The " Nature Readers " cootain not merely stories abont animals, nor simply
descriptions of animals in an abnormal state, as of captivity, bnt explain in clear amd
simple style, without technical language, the anatomy and life histories of tha
subjects studied, giviuff their actions and homes the graphic interest of individuality,
so that without any illusions of imagination or ail^oiy, they possess "all the
fascination of a fairy tale."
Nature Reader, Book I. Crabs. Wasps. Bees, «<:., 98 pages, s, d.
Cloth Boards .. .. each o xo
Nature Reader, Book II. Ants, Flies, Beetles, Earth- Worms, Sc.,
184 pages. Cloth Boards . . each x 3
Nature I^eader, Book III. Plant-life. Butterflies, Birds. Ac., 306
pages, Cloth Boards.. each x 9
Nature Reader, Book IV. Astronomy, Geology, Biology, 6«. 36a
pages. Cloth Boards.. •• each a 9
THE HOLBORN NEW READERS.
The series has been revised to meet the latest Circular of the Edncaticm
Department. The matter is selected from the best Authors. Biography, Geography,
Hi:»tary, and Adventure, finding a place in this series, the result is that the Readers
are the most interesting They are carefully graduated and arranged.
Illustrated in first class style, beautifully printed on good paper, and bound in
exceptionally strong cloth boards.
s. d
New Reader for Standard I., 128 pages . . . . . . each o 8
New Reader for Standard II., 128 pages .. .. .. „ o 8
New Reader for Standard III., iCo pauses .. .. •• „ o 10
New Reader for Standard IV., 192 pages .. .. .. ., x o
New Reader for Standard V., 224 pa^es . . • . . . ., x 3
New Reader for Standard VI., 256 pages .. .. .. „ x 6
THE HOLBQRN HISTORICAL READERS.
The Holbom Historical Readers have been compiled from the best sources,
and written in a free, lucid, and entertaining style. They are printed in a
superior manner on good paper, and bound in exceptionally strong cloth boards.
No. I., for Standard III.. Instructive Stories from English History, in simple s. d.
language ; from the earliest ages to the present times, 144 pages each o xo
No. II.. for Standard IV., Leading Events from English History ; from the
earliest ages to the present times, 192 pages . • . . • • each x o
No. III., for Standards V.. VI., and VII., The History of England, complete
320 pages . . . . . . . • • . . . • . each x 9
No. III.. Part I., for Standard V. From the earliest times to close of
Elizabeth's reign, 160 pages . . • • . . . . each x o
No. III., Part 2, for Standards VI. and VII. From the beginning of the
reign of James I. to the present times, 160 pages • . • • each x o
Home Lesson Books to the Historical Readers. No. i, id. ; No. 2, 2d. ;
No. 3 .. .. .. .. .. .. •• ..03
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THE YIADUGT HISTORICAL READERS.
Ab entirely Hew Series. Adapted to the present Code.
The books are produced in the very best style ; they are printed in bold clear
type, and are beautifully illustrated ; the binding is exceptionally strong.
8, d.
Standard I., Simple Stories, 112 pages .. each o 8
Standard II., Simple Stories. 128 pages , 010
Standard III., Twelve Stories from early English History 160 pages . • „ z o
Standard IV., Twenty Stories and Biographies, 192 pages . . . • „ 12
Standard V.. The Tudor Period, 332 pages „ 14
Standard VI., The Stuan Period, 256 pages , 16
QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER PEOPLE.
An account of the Inventions and Discoveries, Expansion of the British
Empire, Ac, with Personal Incidents relating to the Life of Queen
Victoria. Arranged as a Class Reader. 256 pages strongly bound in
Cloth, price each z 4
NARRATIVE READERS.
Dombey A Soil Arranged as a Class Reading Book, with Original s, d.
Illustrations, by Phiz, 256 pages each i 6
The Life and Adventures of Bobinson Crusoe. Arranged with
Notes as a Class Reading Book, written especially for the present Code.
Printed in clear, bold typb on good papev. with 8 full-page Illustrations,
and bound in STRONG CLOTH BOARDS. 256 pages .. .. .. each i 6
THE HOLBORN COLLEGIATE READERS.
By the BBV. O. 8. DAWB, formal MasUr oj St. Mark's CotUg9.
Inatroctive and Sdeotific lessons which, written in a free and lucid manner,
making the series most entertaining; Carefully Graduated, Wsll-Illustratbd.
PanrrKD m Bold Typb on Good Paper. Strongly bound,
5. d,
1st In&nt Primer, 33 pages, cloth limp . . .. •• •• each o 2^
«Qd Infant Primer. 48 paGres. cloth limp . . . • . • • • .. 03
Collegiate Reader for Standard I., 104 pai;es, cloth boards. . . . ,, 06
Collegiate Reader for Standard II , 144 pages, cloth boards . . „ 08
Collegiate Reader for Standard III.. 208 pages, cloth boards, (reduced
price) .. .. .. .. .. .. •• .. ,, 08
Collefdate Reader for Standard IV., 288 pages, cloth boards ,, 14
Collegiate Reader for Standard V., 384 pages, cloth boards (reduced
price) , 14
INEXPENSIVE READERS.
MIsoeOaneons Readings for the Upper Standards, Being selections from
Standard Authors, adapted to give varied practice in Reading for Standards V., VI.
and VII. Strong paper cover ; each 32 pages.
$. d.
Part z. Selections from " Old Curiosity Shop,*' *' Pickwick Papers," Ac., each o z
But 3. Selections from Ivanhoe, Christmas Carols, &c. .. •• each o z
Vut 3. Sdectioos from Uncle Tom*s Cabin, Sketches by Boa , ftc. •• each o i
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EDUCATIONAL PRIMERS.
A new Series of Primers prepared on a scientific plan by experienced teachen.
Black-board and Spelling exercises with each Lesson. Printed in Large Bou>
Typb on Good Paper and illustrated in a first-class manner.
s. d.
Educational Primer. Part x, bound in limp cloth. 32 pages . . . . each o 3
Educational Primer, Part 2, bound in limp cloth, 40 pages . • • • •> 03
READING SHEETS.
THE HOLBORN PRACTICAL READING SHEETS.
Printed in large type, in two colours, lessons carefully selected and graduated
for use with the Practical Primer.
Practical Reading Sheets— «. d.
Part I.. 12 sheets, 24 in. by 19 in., enclosed in neat wrapper each 3 o
Part II., 10 sheets 30
Complete, 22 sheets 50
Part I., 12 sheets, strongly mounted on one roller 40
Part II.. 10 „ „ „ 40
Complete .. 60
Part I., 12 sheets, mounted on 6 strong boards 80
Part II., 10 „ mounted on 5 strong boards 70
Practical Alphabet—
2 sheets, printed in 2 colours, mounted on thick boards 24 by 19 in. each i 6
Holbom Advanced Reading Sheets, consisting of 10 bheets. 24 in.
by 19 in. enclosed in a neat wrapper. . i 4
Ditto ditto strongly mounted on i roller 24
Ditto ditto mounted on 5 thick, strong boards . . . . 5; o
Holbom Alphabet, 2 sheets, mounted on thick board, 24 in. by 19 in. •• i o
EDUCATIONAL READING SHEETS.
Beautifully printed in large type on good paper, for use with the EDucATiONiu.
Primbr I.
Complete Set, consisting of 12 sheets, 25 in, by 20 in., enclosed in neat s. d.
_. . wrapper .. .. ., .. ,. i 6
Ditto ditto strongly mounted on i roller . . ..26
Ditto ditto mounted on 6 strong, thick boards . . ..60
H&NUSCRIPT READING AND WRITING SHEETS.
Printed on Black Ground, in very Large White Letters, which can be
seen and read at a great distance, thus forming a series of pleasing and unique
examples in reading and writing.
Complete Set, consisting of 8 Sheets, 25 in. by 20 in., mouDted very s. d
strongly on 4 thick boards, and varnished . , . . ..80
Manuscript Alphabet. 3 sheets, 25 in. by 20 in., mounted on thick
board .• .. .. .. .. ., .. .. I o
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Sftcktl aUentUm is dfawm to th$ foUowtng List of Standard Booh, &c.. arratiQed for ths
Resent Code ly th$ heU Authors, printed in good type on fine paper, extra thick covers,
ARITHMETIC.
YIADUCT ARITHMETICS.
(Quite New).
The Books have been specially prepared for the present Code, and are very
caiefolly graduated by Authors of great experience. The paper, printing and
tuDding are exceptionally good.
Yiaduet Arithmetio :—
P^ffts z and 2, for Standards I. and II. First Fonr Rules . . • . each 0 a
Part 3, for Standard III. Long-Division, Compound-Addition, Compound-
Subtraction, Problems, and Examination Tests .. .. each o 2
Pirt 4, for Standard IV. Compound-Multiplication, Compound-Division,
Reduction of Money, Weights and Measures, Problems and Tests each o 2
Part 5. tor Standard V. Practice, Bills, Simple Proportion, Addition and
Subtraction of Proper Fractions, Problems and Tests . . . . each o 3
Part 6, for Standards VI. and VIL Vulgar and Decimal Fractions, Propor-
tion, Interest, Percentages, Mensuration, Averages, Profit and Ijoss,
Stock, &c each o 3
Viaduct Arithmetic— Bound in Cloth, complete 010
Viaduct Arithnietic—Answets to each part 0 3
Viaduct Arithmetic— Answers, bound in Cloth, complete .. ..10
HOLBORN GRADUATED ARITHMETICS.
By O. W. LLOYD.
Revised to meet the present Code requirements, printed in clear bold type on
good paper, carefully and systematically graduated.
The Holbom Qradoated Arithmetic :—
Part X, for Standards I. and II., 32 pages, bound in strong paper 5. d.
cover, eacb i^.; •• .. .. .. .. cloth cover o 2}
Part 2. for Standard III., 32 pages, bound in strong paper cover,
each i)d .. .. .. .. .. „ 02}
Part 3, for Standard IV., 32 pages, bound in strong paper cover,
each i^. . . . . . . . . . . . . „ 02}
Part 4, for Standards V., 32 pages, bound in strong paper cover,
each I ^d. .. .. .. .. .. .. „ o 2|
Part 5, for Standard VI., 64 pages, bound in strong paper cover,
each 2d. .. .. .. .. .. .. „ 03
Part 6, for Standard VII., 48 pages, bound in strong pap3r cover,
each 2d. .. .. .. .. .. ., „ 03
Answers to Uolborn Graduated Arithmetic • • . » . . each part c 3
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POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE TOTS AND
CROSS TOTS.
By Rev. Q. LITTINO, M.A., LL.6.
s. d.
For the use of Candidates for the Civil Srrvice each o 6
ARITHMETICAL TEST CARDS.
THE RELIABLE TEST CARDS.
ENTIRELY NEW-JUST ISSUED.
Arranged for Quarterly Examinations. 28 Cards, each containing 20 tests
in a set, put up in strong cases. Answers correct. With Syllabus of Scheme
of work for the year.
s. d.
Reliable Test Cards, Standard II. ... ... ... ... per packet i o
Reliable Test Cards, Standard III. ... ... ... ... „ 10
Reliable Test Cards, Standard IV.
Reliable Test Cards, Standard V.
Reliable Test Cards, Standard VI,
Reliable Test Cards, Standard VII.
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SCHOOL MOTTOES.
A Set of Twenty Mottoes, size 21 in. by 26 in., printed in Plain Bold
TvpE, in two colours, on Thick Manilla Paper, mounted on strong
rollers, Price per Set of Twenty Mottoes 6/- . . . . . . • • 4
The Mottoes are intended to inculcate the habits of Punctuality, Honesty,
Neatness, Truthfulness, Good Manners. &c.
When hung on the wall one Motto only is exposed to the view of the Scholars.
and the Sheets being turned over regularly a fresh Motto is periodically
presented to and impressed upon the minds of the children.
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ARITHMETICAL TABLE BOOKS.
HULTUH IN PARYO TABLE BOOK.
A most complete Table Book, containing besides the ordinary Arithmetical
Tables, an immense amount of general and practical information, 48 pages
in thick covers • • . • • • . . . . . . • • o i
As ftbove, bound in doth cover •• •• •• ••02
ARITHMETICAL TABLE BOOK,
By T. N. DAY.
». d.
Inclnding Tables of the Dedmal Coinage and the Metric System of Weights
aad Measnres, 16 pages in thidc cover .. .. .. .. o o)
GRAMMAR.
THE YIADUCT SERIES OF 6RAHHARS.
Written in a clear, forcible style.
By Bev. Q. LITTING, M.A., L.L.B.
Grammar^ Fart 1, for standards I. and II.. Nouns and Verbs .. each o a
Grammar, Part 2, for standard ill., Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives,
Adverbs, Ac., Simple Sentences . . . • . . . . „ 02
Grammar, Fart 3, to Standard IV„ Easy Sentences, use of the
parts of Speech • • . • • • . . . . • . „ 02
Grammar, Fart 4, to standards V„ VI., and VII.. Parsing and
Analysis, Simple and Complex Sentences, Examples, &c. • • ,, 03
Viaduct Qrammar, Bound in Cloth, complete . . . . o 10
HOLBORN SERIES OF GRAMMARS.
Written in a clear, lucid style by Experienced Teachers. The definitions are
iiort, ckar and torrtd. Printed in bold type on good paper.
Grammar, Fart 1, to standard 11., z6 pages, in paper cover, 5. d,
each zd. • • • • • • . . . . cloth o a
Grammar, Fart 2, for standard III., z6 pages, in paper cover,
each zd. •• •• •• •• •• •• „ 02
Gramm.ar, Part 3, for standard IV., 32 pages, in paper cover,
each z^d. . . . . . . . . . . . . „ 02^
Grammar, Part 4, for standards v., VI., and VII., 64 pp„ in
paper cover, each 2d. • . • • • . • . . . 1* o 3
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HOLBORN PARSING AND ANALYSIS BOOKS.
By Rev. G, LITTING, M.A., LX.B., and GEORGE HOMEp
Lecturer in Science^ Geography ^ and History.
En^sll ParsiDg Book, & ruled book, with printed headings, large post
4to, 36 pages, bound in thick nonpareil marble cover . . • . each o 6
„ o 6
« o 6
M o 6
French Parsing Book, 36 pages as above
Latin Parsing Book,
English Analysis Book, ..
Viaduct Analysis Books, 24 pages, printed heading, paper
cover
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GEOGRAPHY.
VIADUCT GEOGRAPHIES.
The Books have^been specially prepared for the present Code, and are very
carefully graduated. The paper, printing and binding are exceptionally good.
Part 1, ^or Standards I and [I., Elementary, Geography, Definitions, 5. d,
&c. .. •• •• •• •• •• •• each o 2
Part 3* ^or Standard III.. Geography of England . . ,. 02
Part 4, for Standard IV., Geography of British Isles and Colonies o 2}
Part 5, for Standard V., Geography of Europe . • ,. 02
Part 6, /or Standard VI., Geography of British Colonies, Depen-
dencies, Ac, . • . > . . • • • . • . „ 03
Viaduct Geography, Bound in Cloth, complete .. „ o 10
HOLBORN SERIES OF GEOGRAPHIES.
Written by Experienced Teachers, and printed in bold type on good paper,
with maps, diagrams, etc.. carefully graduated.
Oeography, Part 1, for standard II. Elementary. Geography, defini- «. d.
tions. Ac., illustrated with maps and diagrams, z6 pages, thick paper
cover • . . , , . . , . . , . each id. ; cloth o 2
Oecgraphy, Part 2, for standard ill. Geography of England, with
Physical maps, Ac., z6 pages, thick paper cover .. each zd. : cloth o 2
Geography Part 3, for standard IV. British Isles and Colonies, 48
pages, thick paper cover each 2d. ; cloth o 3
Geography Part 4, for standard v. Geography of Europe, with map,
40 pages, thick paper cover each 2d. : doth o 3
OeOf^raphy Part 5, for standard VI. Geography of British Colonies,
Dependencies, &c each 3d. ; cloth o 4
ATLAS.
Prepared and printed by Ruddiman, Johnston & Co.. Ltd. The Maps are all
brought up to the Utest date, and the Astronomical and Geographical Illustrations
will be found most useful in meeting the New Code wants of the upper Standards.
HOLBORN ATLAS, containing 35 fall page Maps and
Uluatrations, bound in paper boards, cloth back . . each o 6
HOLBORN ATLAS, ^ above, whole cloth, gilt lettered 09
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HISTORY.
HOLBORN ENGLISH HISTORY, a complete history, well
sailed for memory work, printed in clear type, on good paper, 128
pages, cloth boards o
SPELLING BOOKS.
THE VIADUCT SERIES.
How to speU 1,500 " Reading Book " Words.
A new set of Spelling books, each part containing 1500 words, selected from the
varions Reading; Books now in use.
Spelling Book, 1500 Words, Standard I. .. .. each o i
Spelling Book, 1500 Words, Standard II,
Spelling Book, 1300 Words, Standard III.
Spelling Book, 1500 Words. Standard IV.
Spelling Book, 1300 Words, Standard V.
Viadnct Spelling, bound in cloth, complete . .
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The following are the most complete Spelling Books issued for the Standards:
the words are carefully arranged and selected, old and obsolete forms being
excluded: the books also contain the Multiplication and other Tables. Outlines oi
Geography. 460. ; they are printed on good paper and strongly bound : —
s, d.
Spelling Book, for infants,
SpelJ^Book, for Stand-
ard I., 24 pp o oj
Spelling Book, for stand-
ard II., 24 pp. . . . . o o J
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Spelling Book, for stand-
ard III., 24 pp. .. ..00}
Spelling Book, for stand-
ard IV,. 24 pp. • . . . o oj
Spelling Book, for Stand-
ard v., 24 pp. . • . • o oJ
ENGLISH OLASSIOS.
Cftrefolly Edited and Selected,; Biographical Sketch of Author, lines numbered
thronghoiit, copious notes, printed on good paper, and bound in stout cover, thb
CBBAFBST SBRIES PUBLISHED.
Miscellaneoas Selections^ for standards i., li., and ill., 16 pages, each o
Hemans, Selections, ., o
Longfellow, Selections, »
Southey, Selections,
Campbell, Selections,
Wordsworth, BelactionSy »
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Longfellow, Tales of a Wajrside Inn, The Prelude, and Paul
Revere's Ride, for standards IV^ v., VI. and VII. x6 pages, each o i
Macaulay, HoratiuB, „
Bjrron, SelectionB,
Goldsmith, "Deserted ViUage," Selection .
Longfellow, " JSvangeline," „ .01
Gray, *' Elegy in a Country Churchyard," .. .. ..01
Shakespeare, "King John" (Hubert and Arthur), ..
Shakespeare, "JuUus Caesar" (Mark Antony),
Shakespeare, "Merchant of Venice" (Trial Scene), ..
Scott, " Lady of the Lake " (Canto I., Selection),
REGISTERS.
The Holborn Registers have distinctive features which render them snperior
to all others. They contain spaces for all information required by School BoaixJa.
and ample room is left for each detail, so that when filled up they do not appwur
overcrowded. The paper is stout, hard, and possesses a good writing surface, and
has been made specially for this Series. Beautifully printed from plates, and
bound in exceptionally strong boards with cloth backs, making theni the most
durable Registers published,
Holborn Register, (No. i) of Attendance and Fees, for 50 Names.
with fly leaf ; bound in stiff boards, cloth back . . . . each
Holborn Register, (No. 2) of Attendance and Fees, for 60 Names
without flyleaf; cloth guards, bound in stiflf boards, cloth back „
Holborn Register, (No. 3) of Attendance, without Pees, for
60 Names, without fly \ea£: mounted on cloth guards, bound in
stiff boards, cloth back . .
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Holborn Register, (No. 4) of Attendance and Fees, for 60 Names,
with ample space for marking Q for Absence, as now required
without fly leaf, cloth guards, lx)und in stiff boards, cloth back., „ 16
Holborn Register, (No. 5) of Attendance, without Fees, for 60
Names, with ample space for marking Q for Absence, as now
required, without fly leaf, cloth guards, bound in stiff boards.
cloth back ,5
Holborn Register, (No. 6) of Attendance without Pees, for 50
Names, with ample space for marking Q for Absence, with fly
leaf, bound in stiff boards, cloth backs x o
Holborn Register, (No. 6a) same as No. 6 but for 35 Names „ 08
Holborn Summary, (No. 20) without Fees, for Boys and
Girls' Schools, for Three years, leather back, cloth sides . . . . ,, 40
Holborn Summary, (No. 21) without Pees, for Mixed and
Infants' Schools, for Three years, leather'back. cloth sides . ,,40
Holborn Summary, (No. 30) of Attendance, without Fees,
for Boys' or Girls' School, One Year, stout boards, cloih back .. „ 10
Ditto ditto (No. 31) for Three years 20
Ditto ditto (No. 32) for Five years, leather back, cloth sides ,. 40
Holborn Summary, (No. 33) of Attendance, without Fees,
for Mixed and Infants' Schools. One year, stout boards, cloth back ., 10
Ditto ditto (No. 34) for Three years , 20
Ditto ditto (No. 35) for Five years, leather back, cloth sides ., 40
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Solbom Stunmaryi <No. 36) of Attendance and Fees, for Boys*
or Giris' Schools, One year, bound in stiff boards, etc . . . . each i o
Ditto ditto (No- 37^ for Three years . . . . . . 1. 20
Ditto ditto (No. 38) for Five years, leather back, cloth sides „ 40
nolbom Summary, (No. 39) of Attendance and Fees, lor Mixed
and Infants' Schools for One year, bound in stiff boards, cloth
back •• •• •• •• •• •• ,t 10
Ditto ditto (No. 40 Wor Three years •• .. .. „ 20
Ditto ditto (No. 41) for Five years, leather back, cloth sides „ 40
Holbom Evening Continuation Class Register, (No. 22)
on the model of that issued by the Education Department .. ,. 08
Holbom Admission Regi8ter,(No 23) For Evening Contin.
nation Classes, 5')o Names with Index, strongly bound . . . . ,» 30
Tbe Holbom QUARTERLY Reoord Book, (No. 16) con-
taining all the forms now required for 60 Names, strongly bound,
cloth back, stifl boards . . . . . • „ 14
Holbom Class Record Book, (No. 12) for Syllabus of Work
and Records of Results, 60 Names, strongly bound in stiff boards,
cloth back . . . . . . . . . . . . „ 14
Solbom Class Record Book. (No 13) for Syllabus of Work
and Records of Results, for Infants' Schools, for 60 Names,
strongly bound cloth back, stifl boards .. .. .. ,, 14
Holbom Periodical Register of Examination, Results
for 50 Names .. .. .. .. .. „ 08
The Holbom Infants' Syllabus and Report Book,
(No. 26) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . „ 09
Holbom Register, (No. 24) for Manual and Technical Instruction
Classes, meeting all requirements, strongly bound . . • • „ 16
Holbom Register, (No 25) for Cookery and other "Extra Subjects" „ 08
Holbom Duplicate Register per Sheet „ o i
Solbom Admission Register, (No. 10) 1500 Names, index,
very strongly bound . . . . . . . . . . „ 76
Ditto ditto (No. 11) 3000 Names Index
very strongly bound . . . . . . . • . . ,,120
The Holbom Intermediate Ek^hool Register, (No. 15) for
• Country and Private bchools. ruled for Names, cloth back . . „ 10
The Holbom Register for Spedflc Subjects, (No. 17) con-
taining Spaces for 100 Names in one subject, or 50 Names for two
subjects .. .. .. .. .. •. .. M 10
liOgBook, extra super paper. 500 pp.,Index, leather back, cloth sides m 70
Uitto ditto with lock and key . . .. .. .. ,, 90
Hinute Book, extra super paper, 500 pages, Index, leather back,
and corners, cloth sides . . . . . . • • ., 70
The School Treasurer's Cash Book, (No. 25) containing all
the necessary forms, &c.. leather back and corners, cloth sides .. ,, 76
teachers* Note Book» 136 pages, ruled faint and margin,
leather back, stifl boards, gold lettered ., ._, .. „ x o
ILLUSTRATIONS OF TRADES.
Great care has been taken that the pictures accurately represent the varies
processes now employed in the respective trades. The colouring is artisMc, and
being wdl drawn and printed, they will form an attractive and unique feature in
the decoration of any school room. A short description accompanies each picture.
s. d.
Size 27 in. by 20 is. Mounted and Varnished .. .. each 2 6
The Series consists of the following subiects : —
Baker Goldsmith Carpenter andJoiner
Tailor Weaver Bookbinder
Shoemaker Printer Painter and Decorator
Bzickhgrer Olassblower | Blacksmith
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Mounted on Thick Boards and Varnished. . . . . • . . each
In Oak Frame, mounted and varnished .. .. .. ..
In Oak Frame, with gilt slip, glazed . . . . • . . . „
The serious want which has so long existed for a really artistic, and at the-
same time low-priced series of Illustrations for Schools has been at last met.
The Educational Supply Association, have, after considerable expense and
experiment, effectually met the difficulty by producing a seriei of hi^-daw.
photogpaphi of large size, at such a price that puts them within the reach of
every School in the country.
Attention is drawn to the following points : —
(i.) They are the only large photographs of high-class which have beea
produced at a low price.
(2.) As photographs ihey are exact representations of the objects illustrated*.
and so are specially suitable for Class Teaching.
(3.) They are of the highest class workmanship, and being in the best sense
chaste and artistic, are calculated to elevate the taste of the scholar,,
and in every way to exercise an educative and refining' influence.
(4.) They are issued at so low a price that they will actually cost less than
many of the highly coloured prints which in many cases now disfigure-
rather than decorate the walls of our schools.
(5.) The process by which the photographs are produced prevents any
possibility of their fading. They are mounted with the greatest care,,
so as to preserve their artistic character, and at the same time to ensure
great durability.
A description sufficient to form the basis of an Object Lesson accompanies.
each_ picture. The following Illustrations are now ready : —
H. M^ the Qaeen
Houses of Parliament
Tower of London
Windsor Castle
Albert Memorial
Bank of England and
Royal Exchange
Colosseum at Rome
Cleopatra's Needle
Westminster Abbey
The Rnins of Pompeii
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Crystal Palace
Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Clifton Suspension Bridge
An Eastern City (Tangiers)
Market Place (Tangiers)
Gibraltar
The Needles
A Glacier (The Justendal)
A Mountain Pass (Naero-
dal Pass)
Natives Cutting the Suj^ar
Cane (scene u Jamaica)
Coolies Preparing Rice
Hippopotamus
Rhinoceros
Polar Bear
Elephant
Ostrich
Tiger
Horse
Fowls
Sheep
Cow
MORAL LESSON PICTURES.
A series of pictures, well drawn and beautifully printed in colours, forming,
a pleasing decoration for the school-room. No pains (\ave been spared in their
production, and every figure and object has been drawn and coloured from
nature. The correctness of each detail is thus guaranteed, and the illustrations
are rendered useful for object-teaching.
s. d
Mounted and Varnished .. •• •• •• each 3 o^
Size 27 in. by 20 in.
The Series consists of the following subjects :-«
Kind and Tidy Children
Cruelty to Animals
Industrious Children
Dishonest and Untidy Children
and Mockers
Danger of Stone Throwing
Danger of Flaying with Fire
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ILLUSTRATIONS OF NATURAL
PHENOMENA.
Four beaatifnUy coloured pictnres, artistically drawn and printed In twelve^
oobars, illustrating in an attractive form some of the great forces of natm«. A
short description accompanies each picture, which make them exactly soitable for
object-teachmg.
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Size 27 in. by 20 in. Very strongly monnted and varnished .. •• each 3 o^
Avalanche | Volcano and Oeyser
Iceberg, Glacier, & Aurora Borealis I Earthquake
NATURAL HISTORY ILLUSTRA-
TIONS.
A aeries consisting of 60 beantifuUy coloured pictures of Birds, Fishes and
Insects. Series is arranged as follows : —
Section z. Birds, 30 Pictures.
Section 2. Fishes, Insects, &c., 30 Pictures.
Size z6 in. by za in. Mouited on Stout Card. Per set of 30 Pictures, 6/6-
net.
ILLUMINATED SCRIPTURE
TEXTS.
(f) Series of five, beantifidly designed and ilium ioated. extra large size (38 in. by
24 in.),|Fignr6 of an Angel bearing a Scroll, with the following in large-
bold letters :—
1. "Search the Scriptures." I 4. "Jesus is my Saviour."
2. " Praise ye the Lord." 5. " God is our hope and strength."
3. " Honour thy father and mother.** |
Reduced price, monnted canvas, rollers, varnished, each, 2/-
ff>) Series of two, beantifnlly designed and illuminated, extra large size (38 in. by
24 in.)
I. '* Suffer little children to come unto Me. and forbid them not, for of such is-
the Kingdom of Heaven."
a. " Come unto Me all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give yoo*
rest."
Reduced price, monnted canvas, rollers, varnished, each, 2/-
(p) Series of six, beantifnlly designed and illuminated, (38 in. by 12 in.)
' Be just, and fear not."
"Remember the Sabbath Day."
"Learn to do welL"
" Seek ye the Lord."
"A Happy New Year.**
"A Merry Christmas."
Monnted canvas and varnished, each, i/-
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MAPS.
A New Series of Wall Maps at a Remarkably Low Price.
THE VIADUCT SERIES OF WALL HAPS
^as been published to meet the want that has been felt for a good Map
[8. at a low price..
5. d.
The Mze is 46 ins. by 39 ins 7^
4,^ The Ssries possrases the following advantages : —
They are printed in permanent colouni.
They are strongly mounted on cotton of extra thickness, with stent rollers and
are well varnished.
The outlines and physical features are bold and clear.
The lettering is exceptionally plain.
The Map of England has the Railways plainly marked.
The following maps are contained in the Series, viz. : —
World in Hemispheres
Enrope North America England
Asia South America Scotland
Afirica United States Ireland
A portion of one of the Maps will be sent as a Specimen free on application ta
The Educational Supply Association, Limited, 42, Holbom Viaduct, London.
THE HOLBORN SERIES OF LARGE WALL HAPS
(POLITICAL).
s. d.
rSize 62 ins. by 51 ins., mounted on canvas and rollers, and varnished, .price 23 o
The Series consists of the following :—
World (Mercator) Ireland Africa
Eufope Scotland North America
England Asia South America
(TEST).
Europe England Asia
Scotland Ireland Africa
The above entirely new Series of Maps have, in addition to their size, the
following special advantages which no other Maps possess so completely : —
1. The latest and best authorities have in every case been consulted.
2. No names being inserted but those taught in schools, the space thus gained
enables the towns and townmarks to be sized in proportion to their
population.
3. They have an exceedingly clear appearance, as distinct styles of lettering are
used for both towns and natural features.
4. In addition to being accurate the coastline is clear and bold, easily seen yet
correct in detail.
5. The names being placed horizontally, there is no difficulty in reading them.
6. The colours will not fade when exposed in the Schoolroom.
7. A much stronger canvas than usual has been used in the mounting.
A portion of one of the Maps will be sent to Teachers as a Specimen on
application to The Educational Supply Association, Limited, 42, Holborn Viadact,
London.
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DRAWING.
Holbom Drawing Books.— 6 nnmben carefully gradnated. price ad. each
1. Inltiatoiy Examples. I 4. ist Grade Examination Exercises,
2. Regular Symmetrical Examples. I 5. Advanced Symmetrical Example.
3. Elementary Freehand Ornament. | 6. Advanced Freehand Ornament.
The Viaduct Chequered Drawing Book (patent), for Kindergarten and
Scale Drawing, Pattern Making. &c. These fiooks consist of ordinary
Cheqoered Paper, with the addition of Letters and Figures at end of the lines,
thus every line and point can be given a name
No. I, Ruled }-inch squares each o 2
No. 2. „ 1-inch squares >» 02
Kindergarten Drawing Book, prepared expressly to meet the Code
requirements, containing a Jwell graduated series of copies, and ample space
for the pupil to practise.
Numbers i and 2 each o
THE '< BLACKBOARD " DRAWING COPIES.
FOR DBH0N8TRATI0H OR EXAMIHATION TE8T8.
These copies are jmnted on Slate Paper without construction lines. The
position ofthese lines is indicated by small dots in the outline, visible only to the
Teacher. The Construction lines can thus be filled in accurately before the class
and erased over and over again.
A Key shewing the method of Construction of each Copy accompanies
each Set.
Sbt 3. Freeliand (20 copies), mounted on strong boards, Eyeletted s. d.
and Taped, for Standard III per set 7 6
Sbt 4. Ditto (20 copies), mounted on strong boards, Eyeletted
and Taped, for Standard IV , 76
Sbt 5. Ditto (20 copies), mounted on strong boards, Eyeletted
and Taped, for Standard V ,« 76
" Class Subject" Drawing Cards. Adopted by the London School Board
Price One Shilling and Sixpence per packet.
Sbt z. Freehand for Standards
!& 2
Sbt 2. Freehand for Standard 3
Sbt 3. Freehand for Standard 4
Sbt 4. Freehand for Standard 5
^BT 5. Freehand for Standard 6
Set I. Geometry for Standards
1 d;2
Set 2. Geometry for Standard 3
Set 3. Geometry (Drawing to
Scale) for Standard 4
Set 4. Geometry for Standard 5
Each set consists of thirty copies, all printed on Superfine Cards.
The most economical method of teaching drawing is by means of Cards. The
Copies can be used again and again, and the paper required can be supplied at a
nominal cost.
The Copies are the size required by the Science and Art Department.
The requirements of the illustrated Syllabus are fully met, but not exceeded in
any of the Copies.
Being produced from plates, the lines are exceedingly clear and distinct.
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Set o. Freehand
Set I. Freehand
Set 2. Freehand
Set 3. Freehand
Set 4. Freehand
Drawing Copies— continued.
" Drawing Sheets for affixing to the Blackboard, to afford
similar conditions to those existing during Examination by
Containing the latest Tests given by H.mTi.
5. d.
(20 copies) for Standards 1 & 2. Price per set ..40
(24 copies) for Standard 3. Price per set . . ..40
{24 copies) for Standard 4. ,. .. .. ..40
(24 copies) for standard 5. .. .. . • ..40
(24 copies) for Standard 6. ... > 40
Drawing to Scale Test Papers. A set of 48 papers, meeting the
requirements of the Science and Art Department. Good paper . . per set i 6
CERTIFICATES.
The prices marked for Certificates are ntt and not subject to the
^restofthisUst
same discount as ths
EXAMINATION CERTIFICATES, beantifoUy lUnminated
For presenting to children who have passed the Government Examination, all
printed on superfine cards, with the foUowing beautifully displayed :—This is to certify
that was examined by Her Majesty's Inspector, and passed suceessftuly
. in the Standard, i8 ," or, " This is to certify that was presented to
Her Majesty's Inspector, and was promoted to the Standard, z8 .*' Space idr
. Signature of Secretary, Head Master,' &c.
The School Board Chronicle ss^ys : — " We have before us a set of specimens of Certificate
Cards. They are various in sizes, and many designs. The illumination is very choice and
pretty, and always in good taste. Some of the chromo flower pictures gathering round the
panel on which the record is to be made are quite beautiful, and the lettering is very nice.'*
The Teachers* Aid says: — "Although issued at a very cheap rate, these Certificates
. are some of the neatest and prettiest that we have seen. The designs are particularly
simple, yet very attractive."
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9 in. printed in 12 colours
7i in. printed in 12 colours
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5 in. printed in gold and 10 colours
64 in. printed in gold and 7 colours
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Note. — Those marked thus * can only be had for " Individual " Examination.
Those marked thus f „ „ „ " Sample '* Examination.
Those marked thus *t can be had for either.
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT.
On Superfine Card, beautifully Designed and Illuminated
These Certificates may be used for any purpose, having simply the words, "
of Merit, presented to ," leaving a space of several lines
^LDd name of principal.
No. 139.
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Printed in gold and 12 colours .
Printed in gold and 10 colours .
Printed in gold and 10 colours .
Printed in gold and 11 colours ..
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313, Size 5 in. by 3I in. Printed in gold and colour
54 in. Printed in gold and colour
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SCOTT. The Complete Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott,
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Bible Illustrations. 2j. (k/.
Bodleian Facsimiles. Nickolstm. From 6</. .
Bombay, 18S5-1890. Hunter, 15J
Border Lands. Bingley, 2s.net
Boyle Lectures. Vol. if6s.net
Bruton Register, The. Strong. 5/. net , . .
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Butler, Studies Subsidiary to the Works, Gladstone,
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Byron, The Oxford. From 3J. 6d, ....
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UNIFORM TVITH "BALLAD MINSTRELSY."
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possible, with a few particulars concerning the lives of the writers. The
chronological arrangement was adopted not merely on account of its
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one branch — the richest-— of Scottish literature. The various songs selected
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exhaustive we have seen of the songs of Scotland, which, taken as a body
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HONOR BRIGHT; OR, THE FOUR- LEAVED
SHAMROCK.
niustnted. Crown 8vo. cloth, 3J. 6d, [9/^ Ediiicn.
* A thoroughly sensible and cheery story.'^ Tittus, .
LARRY'S LUCK.
Illustrated by A. G. Walker. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, ix.
' A little story that is good for laughter and tean alike.' — Lady,
N. OR M.
With Thirty Illustrations by IL J. A. Miles. Crown 8vo. cloth, 3;. 6d,
thoroughly charming and delightful tale. .... Nolly and Molly are
etcceptaple to youthful readers.'— ^yan/ioM.
> biisht, happy girls, full of fun and mernment, and not too good'to be altogether
«ptaple to youthful I ' ^
ONE OF A COVEY.
With Thirty Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Crown 8vo. cloth, 3/. 6J.
' It is one of the best books of the season.'— <HMinfMm.
PEAS-BLOSSOM.
With Thirty Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Crown 8vo. cloth, 3/. 6d.
* " Peas-Blossom" may be described as a rolUcking respectable Irish story, the
names of the juvenile pair of heroes being Pat and Paddy. Like the young Anthony
Trollope, they are sent to a school five mil^ away from their home, across country.
An exceptionally readable volume.'— TA^ Tttnes,
ROBIN AND LINNET.
With Illustrations by A. Forestier. Imperial i6mo. extra cloth boards,
IX. 6d.
' Will be a favourite with children.'— ^van/uM.
' Decidedly well written.'— C4»rcA Ttmes.
THE TWO BLACKBIRDS.
With Illustrations by A. G. Walker. Large crown 8vo. cloth boards,
V: 6e/.
* 'The interest never slackens for a moment. It is a ffood story, a healthy story,
cmd a readable story ; and who could want more V—YifrMtkirt PotU
TOM'S OPINION.
With Illustrations by A. G. Walker. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, ix.
' An interesting stor^* of scho<d life pleasantly told.*— /?m<«v 0/ Reviews,
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HOPKINS (W, B.),
HOLY SCRIPTURE: TEMPERANCE AND TOTAL
ABSTINENCE.
By tbe late Rev. W. B. Hopkins, B.D., Vicar of Littleport, Cambridge.
Fcap. 8vo.^ cloth boards, I j. [3n/ Tkomand,
' It wUI repay study either by the total abstainer or moderate drinker.'
DmUr RnfUw.
THE POSITION AND DUTY OF NON ABSTAINERS.
With Reference to the Temperance Cause.
8vo. 4^/. [2nd Rdition,
UOW (F. DOnOIiAS).
WEEKDAY SERVICES IN COUNTRY CHURCHEa
By the Rev. F. Douglas How, M.A. Price 6d,
HOW (W. WALSHAM),
THE BALLAD OF THE CHORISTER BOY.
Bv the Right Rev. W. Walsham How, D.D., Bishop of WakefielcL
With Illustrations. Small 4to. Illustrated cover, gilt edges, li. 6d.
THE BOY HERO.
A Story founded on Fact.
Illustrated by H. J. A. Miles. Oblong, paper boards, Ix. 6ti. ; fancy
doth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 2J.
' A patlietic story, foaoded on fact, of a boy of six. . . . The incident occurred
DOC loQS ago at Bnsiol.'—S/^tator.
' The illustrations are very well dn.^nu*SaiMrday RtvUw,
DAILY FAMILY PRAYER.
J^ A Sixpenny Edition, in large type, cloth boards, is now ready. This
volume will be found most suitable for Parochial distribution, and \m
the cheapest book of Family Prayers yet published.
Fcap. 8vo. doth boards, is, 6d, ; cali or morocco, ^s. 6d. [igiA EdUipf^
NOTES ON THE CHURCH SERVICE.
Fcap. 8vo. doth, 9</.
PASTORAL WORK.
Fcap. 8vo. doth boards, 2s, 6d. [4M Edithm
* There is not a dull page in '* Lectures on Pastoral Work." *—CuzrtUmm,
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PASTOR IN PAROCHiA.
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PLAIN WORDS. First Series. Revised with Additions.
Sixty Short Sermons for the Poor, and for Family Reading.
Fcap. 8vo. cloth, turned in, 2s, ; cloth, bevelled boards, red edges,
-zs. 6d, Large-type Edition, cloth boards, 3^. 6d, [57M Edition.
PLAIN WORDS. Second Series.
Short Sermons for the Sundays and Chief H(dy-days of the Christian
Year.
Fcap. 8vo. cloth, turned in, zs. ; cloth, bevelled boards, red edges,
^. &/. Large-type Edition, cloth boards, 3x. 6d. [35/ii Edition.
Vols. I. and IL in one voL, cloth boards, 41. 6d.
PLAIN WORDS. Third Series.
iForty Meditations with a View to the Deepening of the Spiritual Life.
iFcap. 8vo. cloth limp, 2x. ; cloth, bevelled boards, red edges, 2j. 6d,
Large- type Edition, cloth boards, 31.' 6^. [24/^ Edition,
PLAIN WORDS. Fourth Series.
•Forty Readings for those who Desire to Pray Better.
(Fcap. 8vo. cloth limp, turned in, 2f. ; doth, bevelled boards, red
•edges, 2x. 6d. [iiM Edition.
Vol. III. and FV. in one voL, cloth boards, 4/. 6d,
PLAIN WORDS, AS TRACTS.
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^ Selection from 'Plain Words,' for Parochial Distribution, in smaller
ttype. IX. per packet, three kinds.
PLAIN WORDS TO CHILDREN.
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boards, 2s, 6d, [5/A Edition.
POEMS.
•Complete Edition. Fcap. 8vo. Cloth boards, gilt edges, 3/. 6d.
'Without the Hymns, y. Calf half extra, 7s. 6d. l^k Edition.
PRIVATE LIFE AND MINISTRATIONS OF THE
PARISH PRIEST.
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SCRIPTURE READINGS.
Selected passages for Reading to the Sick. The Appendix to ' Pastor
in FarochilL'
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SEVEN LENTEN SERMONS ON PSALM LI.
Fcap. 8vo. cloth limp, torned in, is. [15^^ Edition.
TWENTY-FOUR PRACTICAL SERMONS.
Fcap. 8vo. doth limp, tamed in, 2s.\ cloth boards, red edges, 2s. 6d,
[i4tk Edition.
'WAS LOST, AND IS FOUND.'
A Tale of the London Mission, 1874.
With Outline Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Square i6mo. cloth,
berell^ boards, gilt edges, is. 6d,
* A reaUy spirited xdigioas ballad, artistically, yet gracefully, illustrated.'
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WORDS OF GOOD CHEER.
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boards, 2s. 6d.
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On Card, in red and black, id.
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SION OF A CHORISTER.
In red and black, id,
CONFIRMATION SERVICE.
Directions for the Clergy and Chnrch-
wardens.
Free on application.
HOLY COMMUNION.
For those who need Encouragement.
6d. per packet of Tweiity.
[185M Tkwsand,
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Ooih, id.
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The Bread op Life.
Christ Knocking at the Door.
Each in Packets, ao for &/. A speci-
men set, yL
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THE HAPPY WARRIOR.
Sunday Afternoons at a Working-men's Club.
By V. Brooke Hunt. With Preface by the Rev. the Hon. James
Adderley, M.A. Large foolscap 8vo. cloth boards, ix. dd,
*They are written in a bright and simple style, the stories and illustrations are
numerous and apt, and the teaching is ihoroaghly sensible and wholesome. The
book is much superior to the usual run of its clatt.' — Glasgow Herald,
HUTTON (VEHypy W.),
THE CORN OF WHEAT.
Meditations on the Later Ministry, Passion, and Resurrection of oai
Lord and Saviour.
By the tate Rev. Vernon W. Ilutton, B. A. Crown 8vo. doth, y. &/.
' Sound and suggestive.'— ^Msn^&m.
THE SUN OF RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Meditations on the Earlier Ministry ol our Lord.
Crown 8vo. limp, 2s. 6J,; cloth boards, 51. [2nd Edition^
ly A GOOD OAirSB.
A Collection of Stories, Poems, and Illustrations. Edited by
Lady Amherst Fcap. 4to. bound in white, 6x. net.
' " In a Good Cawe ** they will find Mr. Quaritch enlisted with a pleasant little
tale; Mr. Anstey with a comically distressing tale about a kitten^ Mr. Rider
Haggard with a hunting story from Zululand ; and other writers. All illustrated by
MrrCaldecott, Mr. Carter, Mr. Tristram Ellis, and other tatMts,'^D4ufy Newt,
lyPEHMAITB (L.)
THE STATION MASTER'S CHILDREN.
By L. Indermaur. Crown 8vo. illustrated cloth boards, li.
' This pretty story should be read by mothers as well as children. A series of
f>retty, homely pictures, drawn in simple language. Not a large work, bul we have
ivcd long enough to know that there is great truth in the old adage, "Good things
are wrapped up m small parcels " * —Schoolmaster.
INOELOW (JEAN).
MOPSA THE FAIRY.
By Jean Ingelow. Illustrated. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3/. 6d,
A SISTER'S BYEHOURS.
Illustrated Title and Frontispiece by Gordon Browne, R.L Large
crown Svo. cloth boards, 31. Cd,
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STORIES TOLD TO A OHILD.
lUnstratecL Crown 8va doth boards, %s, 6</.
" 'Stories told to a Chfld" is one of the classics of children's books, and surely
Miss Ixwdow never did better work than these little stories, which seem to be per-
fecdoo from whatever point wa regard HbKoC —Spectator,
STUDIES FOR STORIES.
From Girls' Lives.
Illustrated Title and Frontispiece by Gordon Browne, R.I. Large
crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3^. id,
IHGRAM (A. F. WINNiyQTON).
WORK IN GREAT CITIES.
Six Lectures on Pastoral Theology, delivered in the Divinity School,.
Cambridge.
By the Rev. A. F. Winnington Ingram, M.A., Head of the Oxford
House, and Rector of Beihnal Greeo. With Introduction by the Rev.
Herbert E. Ryle, D.D., Hulsean Professor of Divinity, Cambridge.
Crown 8vo. cloth boards, Jj. 6</. \2nd Ediiion,
'We unhesitatingly tell all youne workers, lay and clerical, that whether their
woric lies in poor districts or " wclT-to-do/' amongst men or lads, be it social or
didactic, they are doing themselves and the work great injustice so long as ihey
remain nnacooainted with Mr. Ingram's epigrammatic, sensihle, experienced
talk.*— CAmitA Times.
THE MEN WHO CRUCIFY CHRIST.
A Course of Lent Lectures.
Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 2X.
MESSENGERS, WATCHMEN. AND STEWARDS
Being Three Addresses delivered to Clergy at Loughton, in September,.
1895.
iSmo. cloth boards. \fn the press.
JACSOll (CATHBHIKE).
RETRACINGS: A PERSONAL AND A FAMILY RE-
CORD.
By Catherine Jacson. With Six Illustrations, including Portraits.
Crown 8vo. doth boards, fix. net. {For private circulation.
The present voltune pictures with quiet realism the history of an English country
fiunily. closely connected with the great Sir Robert Peel, tracing its career from the
early days of the century down to the present time. The faithfulness of the drawing
renoers this a valuable representation of a phase of Englbh life which, in the rush of
modem existence, is rapidly passing away.
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ABOUT BEES.
Their Historv, Habits, and Instincts; also the First Principles of
Modem Bee-keeping for Young Readers.
By the Rev. F. G. Jenyns, M.A., late Rector of Knebworth. With
numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 2x. 6</. School
Kdition, is. dd,
' Mr. Jenyns* book (introduced by Baroness Burdett Coutts) may be read with
real pleasure, even by those who don't go in for b«e culture. He has made an
hackneyed subject interesting.'— Cfw/A*c.
' Any one who wishes to learn about bees and bee-keeping, without much trouble,
could scarcely do better than read it.' — Saturday Revitw.
JOHNSON (THEODORE),
THE PARISH GUIDE.
A Complete Handbook, giving Information concerning every kind of
Parochial Institution and Organization, in both Town and Country
Parishes, for the nse of the Clergy and Lay- Helpers.
Edited by the Rev. Theodore Johnson, Diocesan Inspector of Schools
for Rochester, Author of 'The Clergyman's Ready Reference
Register,' &c. Demy 8vo. cloth boards, ts.
' Most useful. Many writers and workers of deserved eminence have oontriboted
to \l.'— Spectator.
JONES (C. A.),
COUNT UP THE SUNNY DAYS, and FOUR LITTLE
SIXES.
A Book for Boys and Girls.
By C. A. Jones. With full-page Illustrations. Large crown 8vo. cloth
boards, 3r. 6d.
* An unusually good children's sUyry.'—Glasfvw Htrald.
LITTLE JEANNETON'S WORK.
A Chronicle of Breton Life.
With upwards of Thirty Illustrations. Large crown »vo. cloth lx>ards,
3J. tii.
* A very pretty story of Breton peasant life in Marie Antoinette's earlier and
happier days.' — Record.
A charminjs chronicle of Breton rustie simplicity. . . . Miss Jones draws a very
pretty picture indeed of the village maiden whose head Is turned by town influence."
Graphic.
ONLY A GIRL.
A Tale of Brittany.
Adapted from the French. With upwards of Forty Illustrations.
Large crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3x. ^,
• We can thoroughly recommend this brightly-written and homely narrative.
Saturday Review,
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JOWB8 (O. K.\~.«^^.^
UNDER THE KING'S BANNER.
Staoes ,rf the Soldieis of Christ in all Aees.
•^'"^ ^'^^; ;iS':^S2J|^UiW;^;^T^ will re«l, probably
By 4e'S5V°*?"°° '''«' •^'^'-E SMUTS.
« n^^r^ui!^ MA.. Prebendary of St. Paul's.
JOSA (P. P. I..).
Po^^taSlUoL^ir^^rst^ctih^^^^^ With
Ext«mely iat««i,g.-_Ara«:to/^ Examintr.
ByST'"';?.T°%°"' "°^ ^^ ALL GOT ON.
"C«^ oi"^2SS!l^'* "^ *• ""«'« »"»'"<' i» »•« ""iversal d«i« of
KBITBIOg (C. w. H.).
B I"r ^°'*'* ^^ "^"^ MINISTRY.
V^ith "rnf^.S;-^' ?• ^'"J?!*' M'A-' Vicar of Holy Trinity, Reading.
ADDINGTON VENABLES, BISHOP OF NASSAU.
A5ketcb of hu Life kbA Laboan for the Church of God.
xS-^iT^' ^- ^- **• *^« M.A., Commissary to the late Bishop,
with lUiistraUon*. Crown 8to. cloth, beveUed boards, y. 6d.
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glNQSBUHY (T. L.),
CHRISTMAS AND EPIPHANY.
New Doctrinal Sigmficance and the Scriptural Teaching connected
with them in the Offices of the Church.
By the Rev. Thomas L. Kingsbury, M.A., Canon of Salisbury
Cathedral. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, bevelled boards, 2J. td,
' As full of teaching as an egg is fall of tokoX* —Church BtUt,
KNIQHT (A. L.)
THE ADVENTURES OF A GUN-ROOM MONKEY.
By Arthur Lee Knight. With Illustrations by W. H. K. Overend.
Crown 8vo. cloth boards, is. 6d,
A humorous and exciting account of life on board a Man-of-War in
Foreign Seas.
KNIGHT (F. A.),
THE RAMBLES OF A DOMINIE.
By Francis A. Knight, Author of * By Leafy Ways,' ' Idylls of the
Field/ &c. Illustrated by £. T. Compton. Large crown 8vo. cloth,
bevelled boards, 5^.
Also on Large Paper, with Illustrations printed on Japanese Paper, and
mounted, bound in vellum, 2iJ. net. This Edition ts limited to loo.
Each copy signed and numbered.
' Of striking excellence. Both in style and matter the^ are honourably. disUn>
Sished from the crowd of similar articles. .... Thev give information even to-
ne who have long lived in and loved the ooantry. It should be added that several
good steel engravings illustrate the book. No pleasanter companion for an autumnaT
holiday can easily be found than this unpretentious litde book. '—-Athemntm,
KNIGHTLBY (tADY).
A GARNER OF GLEANINGS, GRAVE AND GAY.
Gathered by Lady Knightley of Fawsley. Small cr. 8vo. embossed
paper covers designed by G. W. Rhead, is,
LAMB (HUTH).
CAPTAIN CHRISTIE'S GRANDDAUGHTER.
By Ruth Lamb. Illustrated. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 2J. 6d.
' Both humour and pathos abound in this capital storjr, which has evidently come
straight from the writer'.s heart, and in most instances will probably find its way a»
direct to that of ihe reader.'— /«</* Mercury.
liAyP OF LIQHT (THE).
A Transcript from the Rhythm of Bernard de Morlaix.
With Outlme Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Square l6mo. cloth,
bevelled boards, gilt edges, is, 6d. Uniform with * The Changed Cross. ^
* We have seldom seen a more beautifnl little booklet.'— CA»fvA Tim4t,
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lAY (HEKBY C).
STUDIES IN THE CHURCH.
Being Letters to an Old-fashioned Layman.
B^ the Right Rev. Henry C. Lay, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Easton,
U.S.A. i8mo. doth, bevelled boards, 2x. 6d,
* Fnll of dear, toand common sense and manly piety, which cannot hut enlist the
reader's sympathy. The Bishop deals with his suDJect from an intellectual, doctrixial.
and practical point of view. . .Laymen cannot hut appreciate his broad sympathies.*
MBA (J, w.y
SUCCESSION OF SPIRITUAL JURISDICTION IN
Every See of the Catholic Church in England at the Epochs of the
Reformation and Revolution.
With an Introduction by the late John Walter Lea, B.A., F.G.S., &C.9
Fdlow ot the Royal Historical Society. Fcap. 4ta 5x.
UtADING STBHrOB,
An Annual for the Little Ones.
In very large type and easy words. Illustrated by popular Artists.
Crown 4to. paper boards printed in colours, is, 6d, Cloth extra,
bevelled boards, zr. 6d, [iS9i>96.
'A bright book of pictures, short, simple tales, and verses for the little oneie. The
ries are just what is wanted, and the pictures are capital.'— ^00>(f///(fr.
'I.EFT TH.!. CAXIiED FOR.*
By the Author of ' From Do-Nothing Hall to Happy-Day House.'
With Outline Illustrations by J. K. Sadler. Oblong, cloth boards, is.
'A dainty booklet which relates the ups and downs of a tiny boy who was left at
a railway station duly \abt\\ed,'-~Sutuiay School Times.
MFT TO OUB FATHEB,
By the Author of ' Clevedon Chimes,' &c Imperial i6mo. cloth
boards, is, 6d.
* Prettily and most pathetically told.'— TIA/ TimM,
IiBOEin> OP DAHUT; and Other Poems,
^ S. £. Crown 8vo. bound in blue cloth boards, and lettered in
sitver, i j. 6d.
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liBGQB (A,).
IN COVENANT WITH QOD.
A Book of Instructions on Confirmation.
By the Right Rev. and Hon. Augustns Legge, D.D., Bishop of
Lichfield. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, is, 6d,
* The accumalated experience of a sacoessfiil parish priest in a department of
woric to which he attaches high importance is likely to be valnaUe. Prepared with
great care.'— GiMfydS^M.
ThefolUrmng may be had separately : —
Questions for Confirmation Candidates. In packets, xd.
An Introduction to Private Prayer, and a Help to Self*
Examination. 6</. a dozen.
IiEOH (H. EDMUITD).
PLATFORM AND PULPIT ADDRESSES ON
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
With an Appendix of Illustrations.
By the Rev. H. Edmund Legh, M.A., late Organizmg Secretary of
the C E. T. S., Winchester Diocese. With blank pages for MS. notes.
Crown 8vo. cloth boards, \s, 6d.
LETTEB8 TO OUH WOHKiyQ PABTY.
By the Author of *Miss Toose/s Mission,' &c Fcap. 8vo. dotb
boards, is. 6d
* Whether hopefnl or the cooti
with the safferi^u d the poc
their beha\t,'—M^rmM£ PmL
ether hopefnl or the cootnury, they show genuine feeling and deep tympatl^
B safferi^u ol the poor, and a desire to excite the sympathies of others la
balf.'— Jtf^fiMV PmL
LBWIS (M, A.).
YOUNG MEN'S BIBLE CLASSES AND HOW TO
MANAGE THEM.
By M. A. Lewis. Paper cover, 6d.
LITTLE HELPS FOB DAHiY TOII.EB8,
By a Working Associate of the Girls' Friendly Society.
With PreCeitoiy Note by the Lord Bishop of WakefieUL Royal 3amo»
&ncy cloth boards, 9^1
LITTLE LAYS FOB LITTLE LIPS,
With Outline lUustxations by H. T. A Miles. Square i6nio. cloth*.
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IiOlfDOir DIOCBSAy DBACOmBSSES' SEHVICES.
This book has the sanction and approval of the Bishops of London and
Wakefield.
LOST PIECE OF SILVEB (A),
By the Author of 'Edith Vernon's Life- Work, *. &c. Illustrated.
Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3^. td* [^th Edition.
'Told without eiEaggeratJoo, withrmt any fine writing, but with considerable
power.'— jr/«c/a/^.
Lovnra oouysELs to a Yoxryo pbiend.
Before and After Confirmation.
Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, ix. td,
JAPANESE JINGLES.
Written and Illustrated by Kathleen Lucas. Printed in shades of
brown by Edmund Evans. Bound in Japanese paper boards, 2s, td.
* A book of nonsense rhymes and pictures. '—7A/ Quien.
LUOKOCK (H. M,)>
HISTORY OF THE CHURCH IN SCOTLAND.
Stt ' The National Churches/ p. 45.
LY8AOHT (Mrs.).
REX SINGLETON; OR, THE PATHWAY OF LIFE.
Illustrated. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 2s,
LYTTELTOir (W, H,)>
UFE OF MAN AFTER DEATH.
By the Hon. and Rev. W. H. Lyttelton, late Rector of Hagley and
Hon. Canon of Worcester. With Preface by the Ri^ht Rev. £. S.
Talbot, D J)., and an In Memoriam by Lady Fredenck Cavendish.
Crown 8vo. doth boards, 3/. 6d. [4/^ Editim.
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MAODONAIiP (QBOBQE),
THE LOST PRINCESS; OR, THE WISE WOMAN.
By George Macdonald, LL.D., Author of ' Phantastes,' <At the Back
of the North Wind,' 6k,. With numeroas Illustrations by A. G.
Walker, Sculptor. Crown 8vo. fancy cloth boards, 31. td,
' An admirable phantasy, full of imacpnation and fall of wisdom.' — BUuk amd IVkite,
^George Macdonald has not. we think, done a better piece of work for a long time
than this excellent story of a wilfal little prince&s who is kidnapped by a benevolent
fair^, and rescued from her confirmed selfishness by a long and painful process of
diiciplins. It is charming alike in conception and execution, and the fine illnstra>
lions of Mr. A. G. Walker are worthy of the vaX^.'— Church Times.
MAOLAGAN (W. DALBYMFLB •
PASTORAL LETTERS AND SYNODAL OHARGEa
Delivered to the Clergy and Laity in the Diocese of Lichfield.
By His Grace the Archbishop of York* Crown 8vo. cloth boardSi
7/. 6tL
WORDS OF COUNSEL.
An Address to Confirmation Candidates on the Eve of Confirmation
Day. 3^
MACLEOD (M.),
IN THE DRAGON'S MOUTH.
By Mary Macleod. Illustrated. Cronn 8vo. cloth boards, u.
MAOBITOHIE (M. 8,).
BY THE SEA OF GALILEE.
A Poem.
By Mari^et S. Macritchie. Tinted Outline Illustrations by H. J. A.
Miles. Square i6mo. doth, bevelled boards, gilt edj^cs, ix. 6</.
' Marked by much tenderness of feeling and felicity of expression. The story is
delicately and sweetly told. The tinted ilTnstrations by H. J. A Miles are as refined
and beautiful as any we have ever seen.'— CAm/tdw World,
MADQE*S LEGACY,
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aO. ADAH AND THE WITCH.
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LISAS LOVE STORY
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INDEX
16, 46
Aldrich 9, 81
Allen 42
Amerioan Colonial Tracts 48
42
27
29
16
8
12
40
47
40
Andenon .
Aahmont .
Atherton .
Atkinson .
Bacon
32,
Baxter
Beerf
BeU
Benjamin...
Bi^ow ..
Bnmmer ■„
Bucke
Banner ...
Burchell ...
Bornham ...
Caiherwood
Chambers ..
Cbarleton ...
Clarke ...
Clement ...
Coleman ...
Colmore ...
ComIos
Cyclo of American Bio
D.4Sr^.. ::: :
Davis, B H.
Dodge, O.H.
Dodge. Col.
Donaldson
Douglas ...
Dresser ...
Emerson ...
Essays from the Chap
Fallen Angels
Fallows
Famous Composers
Field
FUlippini
Fisheries, Qameand For-
ests of New York
State
86
... 87
28, as, 81
... 80
8, 42
... 45
... 26
86, 44
48
Fiske, J.
47
...88, 3^ 43,
Fiske,S 80
Fletcher 7
Foote 27
Forter 82
Francke 46
Froggy Fairy Book ... 48
Qalier 27
Goddard 88
Gijrdon 14, 16
Hancock 84
Hapgood 22
Harris 48
Heilprin 86
Helen Brent 80
Henderson 18
Htsrford ; ... A
Hinshelwood ... ... 81
Holmes 10
Hooley 28
Hough 41
Hovnird 80
Kowarth 24
James 19
Jewish Question ... 34
Johnson 18
Judwn 40
Kennedy 14
Kenyon 46
Kidder 87
King 16
Keren 48
Laeland 26
Lanier 14
Lees 14
Library of Eoonomics
andPolitias 28
Lloyd, H.D 87
Uoyd, J.U 88
Longfellow ... 28, 42
Loomis 16
Lowell 12
MacCarfcte 19
^mreoT 19
>Iantegazza 16
Manton 16
Harden 21
Markham 34
May 30
Merriam 46
Xewoomb 44
MTewland ...
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THB LIQUOR PROBUSM IN ITS LEGISLATIVE ASPECT.
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New York for the purpose of investigating the liquor problem in the
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English point of view the chief lessons to be drawn from it are, the
ifmj of attempting the forcible suppression of the traffic, and the
danger of making liquor legislation a question of party politics. The
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Journal of Anatomy and Physiology, 100
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INDEX TO AUTHORS.
AITCHISON (R., M.D.). Medical
Handbook,
ALLENGHAM (W.), Ocean Meteor-
ANA^bMYand PUYSIOLOO /.
Joumcdof^
ANDERSON (Prof. M'Call M.D.),
Skin Diseases, ....
ANGLIX (a). Design of Structure»,
BARKER (D. W.), Elementary Sea-
manship,
k ALLTNGHAM, Naviga-
tion,
BERINGER (J. J. and C. ), Assaying, G6
BILES (Prof. Harvard), Design and
Construction of Ships,
BLAGKMOKE (Ed.), British Mer-
cantile Marine, ....
BLOUNT and BLOXAM, Chemis-
try for Engineers,
— — Chemistoy for Manufacturers,
BLYTH (A. W.), Foods and Poisons,
BORCHERS and McMILLAN,
Electric Smelting,
BRADFORD and KOCARD, Mi-
crobic Diseases of AninialB>
BROTHERS (A. ), Photography, .
BROUGH (B. H.), Mine Surveying,
98
49
100
90
26
47
47
BROWNE (W. RJ, Works, . . 27
BRUCE (Robt.), Food Supply, . 54
BRYCEJA H.), Works of Virgil, . 9
BUCK (R. C), Algebra and Trigo-
nometery, 46
BUNYAN'S Pilgrim's Progress, . 6
BURNET (R., >I.D.), Foods and
DieUries 107
BURY(J.,M.D.).ClinicalMedicine. 89
and ROSS. Peripheral Neuritis, 92
BUTTERFIELD (W J. A.), Gas
Manufacture, .74
CAIRD and CATHCART, Surgical
Handbook, 98
CALDERWOOD (Prof.). SeeFlemng-
CHEEVER'S, Relig. Anecdotes,. . 6
CLARK (Sir A, M.D.), Fibroid
Diseases of the Lung, . . 90
COBBETT (Wm.), Works, . . 21
COLE (Prof. G. A. J.), Practical
Geology, 53
Open- Air Geology, . .19
New Land Series. . . .54
COLE (W. H.), Light Railways, . 41
COLLINS (H. F.), Silver and Lead
(Metallurey of ) 62
COX (S. H,), Prospectinc for Minerals, 65
CRAlK (Prof.), English Literature, 10
Digitized by CnOOQ IC
INDEX,
CRIMP (W. S.), Sewage Disposal
Work?, , . . . .
CRUDEN^S CONCORDANCE, by
Eadie
CRUTTWELL (Canon), History of
Roman Literature,
Si^ecimens of do.,
Early Christian Literature, .
CURRIE (J.). Works of Horace, .
DA VIES (A. M., M.D.), Hygiene, .
DAVIS (J. R. A.), Elementary
Biology, . : . . .
The Flowering Plant, .
Zoological Pocket-Book,
DELE PINE. SeeRi4uifT,
12
12
4
9
104
20
lOO
ia5
.), Electrical Price-
29
29
90
10
43
DONALD (A., M.DO, Midwifery, .
DONKIN (Bryan, C.E.), Gas, Oil,
and Air Engines,
Heat Efficiency of Boilers, .
DONKIN (H. B., M.D.). Diseases
of Childhood (Medical), .
D'ORSEY. Spelling by Dictation,
DOWSING (k. J ""^ ■ "^
DUCKWORTH (Sir D.. M.D.), Gout, 90
DUERR (G.), Bleaching and Calioo-
Printing, 84
DUPRE & HAKE, Inorganic
Chemistry, 70
EADIE (Rev. Dr.), Biblical Cydo-
jwsdia. and other Works, . . 5
ELBORNE ( W. ),PracticalPharmacy,106
EMERALD SERIES OF POETS, 22
ETHERIDGE (R.). Stratigraphical
Geology, 52
EVANS (Prof. Castell). Tables for
Chemists, 75
EWART (Prof. ), Preservation of Fish, 112
FIDLER (Prof. ), Bridge-Construction, 30
FLEMING and CALDERWOOD,
Vocabulary of Philosophy, . . 11
FOSTER (Chas.), Story of the Bible, 6
FOSTER (Prof. Le Neve), Ore and
Stone Mining, .... 56
Elementary Mining, . , 56
FOXWELL (A.), Heart and Lung
Diseases 111
GARDNER and JEVONS, Greek
Antiquities 14
GARROf) (A. E., M.D.), Rheumatism,90
GILMER (R.), Interest Tables, . 21
GINSBURG (Dr.), Legal Duties of
Shipmasters, . . .49
GR^ME (EUiott), Beethoven. . 22
Novel with Two Heroes, . 22
GRAY'S POEMS (Eton Edition), . 22
GRIFFIN (J. .7.), Chemical Recre-
ations, 75
GURDEX(R.), Traverse Tables, . 31
GUTTMANN (O.), Bbwting and
Explosives, 59
HADDON (Prof.), Embryology, . 88
HARBORD (F. W.), Steel (IVletal.
lursryof), 62
HELLIER (J. B., M.D.), Infancy, . 108
HEWITT (F., M.D.), Anesthetics, 106
HILL (A., M.D.), Physiologist's
Note-Book, 103
and OBERSTEINER, Cen-
tral Nervous Organs, • , 92
PAGE
HORATII OPERA (Currie), . . ^
HORSLEY: (Prof. Victor), Brain
and SpiniJ Cord, . . .92*
Surgery of the Brain, . . 94
HUGHES (H. W.), Coal-Mining, . 57
HUGHES - GIBB (Mrs.), How
Plants Live and Work, . 20-
The Making of a Daisy, . 21
HUMPHRY (L., M.D.), Manual of
Nursing, 107"
HUNTER (W., M.D.). Diseases of
the Blood, 89-
HURST (Chas.), Valves and Valve-
Grearing, 31
HURST (G. H.), Colours and Var-
nishes, 76-
Colour Theory, ... 76-
Gannent Dyeing, . . . 84
JAKSCH (v.) and CAGNEY, Clini-
cal Diacrnosis, . .89*
JAMIESON (Prof.), Manuals of the
Steam Engine, Advanced and
Elementary, .... 32*
Applied Mechanics, Advanced
and Elementary, .... 32*
Magnetism and Electricity, . 32"
(Elementary), ... 32"
Electrical Pocket-Book, . 4*
JENKINS (H. C), MetaUurgioal
Machinery, 62"
JEVONS (F. B.), A History of
Greek Literature, . .16
Athenian Democracy, . 16
and GARDNER, Greek Anti-
quities. 14
andSCHRADER, Piehistoric
Antiguities, 17
JOHNSON (J. C. F.), Getting Gold, 55
KEBLE'S Christian Year, . 6
KNECHT and RAWSON, Dyeing,. 82
LAFAR and SALTER, Technical
Mycology 79"
LANCIANTand RAMSAY, Roman
Antiquities, . '. . .13
LANDOIS and STIRLING, Human
Physiology, 88
LAWN (ProfT J. G), Mine Accounts, 60
LEWIS (W. Bevan), Mental Diseases, 93
LIVERSIDGE (J. G.), Engine- *
Room Practice, . . .34
LONGMORE (Prof.), Sanitary Con-
trasts .112
LYON (Prof.), Building Construe-
tion, 54
MAOALISTER (Prof.), Htiman
Anatomy, 88
MACKENIi^IE (T.), Mechanics for
Sailors, 48
MACKEY (A. G.), Lexicon of Free-
masonry, 22
McMillan (W. G.), Electro-Metal-
birgYf 68
and BORCHERS, Electric
Smelting, 67
MACREADY (J. F. C). Treatise
*m Ruptures, . .95
MANN (Prof.), Forensic Medicine, . 93
MENTAL SCIENCE, . . . U
MERCIER (Ch., M.D.), Asylum
Management, . . , •93-
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PAGE
MEYER and FERGUS' Opthid-
mology, 90
MILLAR (W. J.), Latitude and
Longitade (How to find them), . 48
MILLER (W. G.). Philosophy of Law, 11
MITS-RO and JAMIESON'S Elec-
43
75
:i3
95
33
94
100
77
34
trical Pooket-Book,
MUNRO fProf. J. H. M.), Agricul-
tural Ghemistrv, .
MTJXRO (R. D.), Steam Boilers, .
Kitchen Boiler Exploeions, .
NOOARD, LECLAINCHE, and J.
ROSE BRADFORD, Microbic
DiaeaeeB of Animals, .
XYSTROM*S Pocket-Book for En-
gineers,
OBERSTEINER and HILL, Cen-
tral Nervous Organs, .
PAGE (H. W.), RaUway Injuries, .
PARKER (Prof.), Mammalian De-
scent,
PEARCE (W. J.), Painting and
Decorating,
PETTIGREW (Wm. F.), The Loco-
motive,
PHILLIPS and BAUERMAN,
Metallurgy (General Treatise on), 61
PHILLIPS (John. M.D.), Diseases
of Women, 105
POE JEdgar), Poetical Works of, . 22
PORTES and GODWIN, Surgeon's
Pocket-Book, .... 99
POYNTING (J. H.), Mean Density
of the Earth, ....
and THOMSON, Physics
(Text-Book of ) 44
PR AEGER i R. LL). Open Air Botany, 19
RAMaA^Y ^rof. ), Roman Antiquities, 13
Do. Elementary, . . . 13
Latin Prosody, . . 13
RANKINE'S ENGINEERING
MANUALS, . . .35,36
35
35
35
4A
• Applied Mechanics,
- Civil Engineering, .
• Machinery and Millwork,
The Steam Engine and other
Prime Movers, .
- Useful Rules and Tables,
A Mechanical Text-Book,
35
36
36
Miscellaneous Scientific Papers, 36
REDGRAVE (G.R.), Cements. . ^
REDWOOD (Boverton), Petroleum,
REED (Sir E. J.). Stability of Ships.
REID (Geo.). Practical Sanitation.
RICHMOND (H. D), Dairy Che-
and
RIDDELL (J. S.), Ambulance,
RIDEAL (S.). Disinfection
Disinfectants, . ^ .
RIEDER and DEL£PINE, Atlas
of Urinary Sediments,
ROBERTS. AUSTEN (Prof ), Metal-
hirgy, Introduction to.
Metallurgical Series.
Alloys
ROBINSON (Prof.). Hydraulic
Machinery,
ROSE (Dr. K). Gold (Metallurgy of). 64
ROSS k BURY. Peripheral Neuritis, 92
ROTHWELL (C. fT S.), Textile
Printing 83
78
58
38
no
75
109
96
96
63
62
62
37
SANSOM (A. E., M.D.). Diseases of
the Heart,
SCHRADER and JEVONS. Aryan
Prehistoric Antiquities,
SCHWACKH(»FER & BROWNE.
Fuel and Water,
SEATON (A. E.), Marine Engineer-
^—laxd ROUNTHWAITE,' Mar-
ine Engineers' Pocket-Book.
SEELEY (Prof.), Physical Geology,
SEXTON (Prof.).«MetaUurgy.
Quantitative Analysis, .
Qualitative' Analysis.
90
17
27
3»
39
52
66
70
SHELfON-BEY (W. V.). Mechanics'
Guide 36
SMITH (Prof. R. H.), Measurement
Conversions. 40
Calculus for Engineers. 40
SMITH (W. J., M.D.), Shipmasters'
Medical Help, . , . 49,109
SOUTHGATE (R.), Many Thoughts
of Many Minds. . . . cover iv.
Suggestive Thoughts, . 7
(Mra.). Christian Life. . 7
SQUIRE (J. E., M.D.). Consumption
(Hygienic Prevention of). . . Ill
STIRLING (William). Human Physi-
ology 88
Outlines of PttMJticalPhysiology, 102
Outlines of Practical Histologj', 102
SYKES (Dr. W. J.). Brewing (Prm-
ciples and Practice of), . . 80
TAIT (Rev. J. ), Mind in Matter. . 8
THE MASSES : How shall we reach
them? 8
THOMSON and STEELE'S Domes-
tic Medicine and Surgery, (cover iii
THOMSON'S Seasons (ed. Bell). . 10
THOMSON and POYNTING, Text-
Book of Physics,
THORBURN (Wm.). Surgery of the
Spine,
THORNTON (Knowsley), Surgery
of the Kidneys, ....
TRAILL (W.), Boilers, Land and
Marine.
TURNER (Thos.). Iron (Metallurgy
of)
VIRGILII OPERA (Bryce). .
WALT0N;(T.), Know your own Ship,
- Construction and Maintenance
44
94
94
41
65
9
50
of Vessels ' . 60
W ATKINSON (Prof.), Gas Engines. 42
WELLS (S.), Engineering Drawing
and Design, . . .42
WESTLAND (A.. M.D.). Wife and
Mother 108
WHATELY (Archbishop). Logic
and Rhetoric 11
WIGLEY (Thos. B.), Goldsmith and
Jeweller's Art 68
WORDS AND WORKS OF OUR
LORD. . • ^ • ^ • *
WRIGHT (Dr. Alder). The Threshold
of Science, 20
Oils. Soaps, Candles, . .81
YEAMAN (a H.). Electrical
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„ VI. -La Fortt.
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THE
LES
DIE
LE
Four Seasons
Quatre Saisons
Vier Jahreszeiten
Quattro Stagioni
FOR
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PER
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Deutsche Sprech-
le iezioni di conuer
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Le Printemps.
Der FrUhllng.
La Primavera.
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Heft a.
Parte 2.
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Vkii.
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L'Bstate.
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Cahier III.
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Der Herbst.
L'Autunno.
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Cahier IV.
Heft 4.
Parte 4.
Winter.
L*Hlver.
Der Winter.
Llnvemo.
Part V.
Cahier V.
Heft 5.
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La ViUe.
Die Stadt
La Citta.
Part VI.
Cahier VI.
Heft 6.
Parte 6.
The Forest.
La For«t.
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11 Bosoo.
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Cahier VII.
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Parte 7.
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LaChainedesAlpes.
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La Hontagna.
Plot VIII.
Cahier VIII.
Heft 8.
Partes.
The Farm-Yard.
La Ferme.
Der Bauemhof.
U Podere.
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HOLZEL'S HISTORICAL PICTURES
comprising sixty-seven plates illustrating some of the most important monu-
ments of Antiquity, of the Middle Ages and Modem Times.
These plates are in use in all the better Government and private
schools of Austria and Germany, and have been adopted Ijy the School
Boards for London and other large towns.
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as a medium for promoting the better knowledge of History, the History of
Art, and of Drawing.
The Medal of Merit has been awarded to the Series at the International Exhi-
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the First Prixe at Dorpat. The Publisher and Author obtained from the Emperor of
Austria the Gold Medal for Arts and Sciences and the Gold Cross of Merit.
Sice of PUtes : H^ht, h inches; Width. 3a inches.
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I. SECTION: ANTIQUITY.
(a,) Egypt:
1. Sphinx and the Pyramids of
Gizeh,
2. Memnon's Colossi,
3. Temple of Luxor (Thebes),
4. Rock-tombs of Ipsambul,
5. Isle of Philae with the Isis
Temple,
6. Temple of Edfou.
(b.) Thk Indies:
7. Ellora,
8. Mahamalaipur,
9. Grotto-temple of Elephanta.
(c.) Assyria:
10. Palace of Khorsabad.
(<L) Persia:
11. Mausoleum of Cyrus,
12. Persepolis,
13. SepulchresofKings(Naksch-i-
Rustem).
II. SECTION: THE MIDDLE
g.) Ancient Christian Memo-
rials :
32. St. Vitale, Ravenna.
33. Ilagia Sophia, Constanti-
nople,
34. St. Paul outside the Walls of
Rome,
35. Sl Clemente, Rome.
(e,) Grbbcb:
14. Lion's Gate at Mycenae,
15. Temple at Aegina,
16. Acropolis of Athens (North
side),
17. Acropolis of Athens (South
side),
18. Monument of Lysicrates,
19. Erechtheion,
20. The Theatre of Dionysius at
Athens,
21. Syracuse.
(/.) Roman Monuments (see also
62-3) :
22. Forum Romanum,
23. Triumphal Arch of Constan-
tine,
24. Via Appia,
25. Colosseum,
26. Pantheon,
27. Mausoleumof Hadrian (Castle
of St. Angelo),
28. Pompeii,
29. House of the Tragic Poet at
Pompeii,
30 Theatre at Taormina,
31. Palmyra.
AGES AND MODERN TIMES.
(h,) Arabesque Memorials :
36. Mosque Tulun, Cairo,
37. Mosque of Sultan Hassan
Cairo,
38. Mosque of Cordova,
39. Lions' Court in the Alhambra,
4a Hall of Abencerage in the
the Alhambra.
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44. Dome of fiamberg.
Spiri Cathedral (see 61).
(k,J Gothic Memorials :
45. Notre Dame, Paris,
46. Cathedral of Rheims,
47. Dome of Cologne,
48. Dome of St. Stephen, Vienna,
49. Dome of Onrieto,
50. Piazza della Signoria, Florence
51. York Cathedral,
52. Dome of Burgos,
53. Town Hall of Brussels.
f/,J Renaissance Memorials
54. Certosa of Pavia,
55. St. Peter's, Rome,
56. The Louvre, Paris
57. Castle of Heidelberg.
(m.J Russian AND Armenian
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58. Wassilij Blagenoi (Moscow),
59. Kremlin, Moscow,
60. Convent Church at Etsch-
miadzin,
61. Dome of Spiri.
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62-63. The Complete View of the
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64. Cathedral of Strasbourg.
65. The * Z winger,* Dresden.
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HOLZEL'S GEOGRAPHICAL PICTURES.
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The collection now comprises 34 Plates, and has been adopted by the
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Plate I. The Ortler Mountain Group, Tyrol.
„ 2. The Shoshone Cafions and Waterfalls, North America.
„ 3. The Gulf of PoKzuoli, with the Bay of Baiae and Cape Miseno.
„ 4. The Desert. \
" I* JThe Bernese Oberland
„ 7. Otakapuanmgi Hot Spring, with the Silica Terrace, Rotoma- |
„ 8. Sierra Nevada, California, with the Yosemite Vallev.
„ 9. The Plateau of Anahuac, Barranca Sta. Maria, and the Peak of
Orizaba.
„ 10. Naples with Vesuvius.
„ 1 1. Pasterzen Glacier with the Gross Glockner, Tyrol.
„ 12. The Nile Cataract near Assouan.
„ 13. The Pillar Cape, Crown Prince Rudolph Land.
„ 14. Heligoland. ^
,, 15. Tropical Virgin Forest in the Amazon Valley, S. America.
„ 16. Nagasaki Harbour. t
„ 17. The Adelsberg Grotto.
„ 18. Upper Inn Valley.
„ 19. The Weckelsdorl Crags.
„ ao. Danube near Vienna.
„ 21. Mangrove Coast in Venezuela.
„ 22. The Giant Mountains, with the Schneekoppe, Bohemia.
^ JThe Stettin Haff. (The Baltic.)
The Bay of Cattaro.
Hammerfest, Norway.
27. Table Mountain and Cape Town.
„ 28. Giant*s Causeway, Ireland.
„ 29. The Puszta (Plam oO, Hortobdgy near Debreczin, Hungary.
„ 30. The Colorado Grand CaRon, N. America.
„ 31. The Halemauma — Lava Sea of the Kilauea Crater at Hawaii.
„ 32. The Kintschindschinga, with the First Chain of the Himalayas.
„ 33. Reine on the Lofoden Islands, Norway.
„ 34. Mont Perdu, (' Cirque de Gavarni ') Pyrenees.
„ 35. The Fish Lake and Meerau Mountains (Hungary).
,, 36. The Massai Desert with the Kilma-Ndjaro (Africa).
„ 37. The Rhine at St. Goar.
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EDWIN BOOTH: Letters and Recollections
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her distinguished father. The volume is illustrated with several
admirable portraits of the famous actor, who so well deserved both
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TRAVELS IN INDIA A HUNDRED YEARS
AGO ; with a Visit to the United States.
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Twickenham, and Edited by the Rev. H. G. Twining,
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Ta vernier." — Athcnaum, ** One of the most interesting and instruc-
tive narratives illustrative of native decline and fall and early English
civilisation which it has ever been our good fortune to read." —
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JAPONICA. By Sir Edwin Arnold, M.A.,
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GORILLAS AND CHIMPANZEES. By
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CURIOSITIES OF THE AMERICAN
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NOTES IN JAPAN. By Alfred Parsons.
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TJORACE WALPOLE. A Memoir, with an
^ ^ Appendix of Books printed at the Strawberry
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THE WOOING OF MALKATOON :
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^^ the Life of a Famous Singing-Teacher. By
Mathilde Marchesi. With, an Introduction by
Massenet. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth extra, deckel edges,
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The reminiscences were written for Madame Marchesi's family,
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now famous on the lyric stage were her pupils, among whom are
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letters and MSS."
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KING^S HANDBOOK OF THE UNITED
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PRIMARY CONVICTIONS. Being Discus-
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HTHE EMPRESS EUGENIE : The Secret of
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ENEZUELA : Historical and Descriptive. By
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A YEAR FROM A CORRESPONDENT'S
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' OKORO. Hints of the Japanese Inner Life. By
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QUAINT KOREA. By Louise Jordan TsU^^^'
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'T'HE BARD OF THE DIMBOVITZA, Rou-
^ manian Folk Songs. First Series. Collected from
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Carmen Sylva and Alma Strettell. With an Intro-
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.... They are direcdy, passionately, fiercely human ; rich with a
poetic sympathy with external natiure, but regarding it almost as
the comrade and friend of man There are elements of the
Greek joy in all beautiful sights and sounds .... but there is also a
fierce love of battle and of blood, such as rings through the Nibd-
ungen epic." — Frederic Harrison, in The Fortnightly Review,
'T'HE BARD OF THE DIMBOVITZA. Rou-
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from the Peasants by Helene Vacaresco. Trans-
lated by Carmen Sylva and Alma Strettell.
New revised edition, with Seven additional Poems,
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enabled the translators to render in English the lyrical beauty of the
original without recourse to the cramping expedient of rhyme."—
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THE PEOPLE FOR WHOM SHAKE-
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Golden House/* &c. Illustrated. i6mo, cloth extra^
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A DAY AT LAGUERRE^S AND OTHER
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<< We can recommend it as one of the most successful efforts to
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*' A lively style and full acquaintance with the subjects treated of
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Manchester Examiner.
LITERARY LANDMARKS OF EDIN-
BURGH. By Laurence Hutton. Illustrated
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<' Mr. Hutton*s book, with its admirable illustrations in the way of
picture and portrait, should be in the library of every lover of
literature, and in the travelling-bag of every visitor to Scotland."
—Globe.'
UNHAPPY LOVES OF MEN OF GENIUS.
By Thomas Hitchcock. With Portraits. Crown
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''These studies of the intellectual side of the divine passion form
very interesting reading." — Gentlewoman.
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PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. By
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extra. 5s.
" Since Mr. Julian Hawthorne's memoir of his father and mother,
no such important contribution to Hawthorne literature as the
present volume has been given to the world." — Academy,
A LITTLE BOOK OF WESTERN VERSE.
-^^ By Eugene Field, Author of " A Little Book of
Profitable Tales." i6mo, gilt top, cloth extra. 5s.
"We certainly think that Mr. Field's two pieces, *Our Lady of the
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SECOND BOOK OF VERSE. By Eugene
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" A pleasant collection of miscellaneous pieces, grave and gay,
varied in metre and style, rangmg from the trivial to the severe, and
interspersed with one or two not infelicitous translations."
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LETTERS OF CHARLES DICKENS TO
WILKIE COLLINS (1851-1870). Selected
by Miss Georgina Hogarth. Edited by Laurence
HuTTON. Crown 8vo, cloth. 5s.
"Everybody who knows Dickens's books will read it eagerly."
— Scotsman. " A pleasant record of the long and close friendship of
two men whose names are still 'household words' wherever the
English language is spoken." — The Times. **A rich legacy for all
admirers of Dickens." — Academy.
pOEMS. By Emily Dickinson. Edited by
^ Mabel Loomis Todd and Thomas Wentworth
HiGGiNsoN. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, gilt top. 5s.
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'^ There is much that is very striking in these poems. .... In
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expression which is really remarkable." — Saturday Review. " The
world is richer by some exqubite lines, some beautiful couplets." —
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INTENTIONS. By Oscar Wilde, Author of
^ "A House of Pomegranates" and *'Lord Arthur
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3s. 6d.
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Part //./ and " The Truth of Masks:'
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T^HE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW : a Diary. By
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better sense it never can be old, and never can be too often told.
Few can now tell it as Lady Inglis tells it." — The Times,
FROM THE EASY CHAIR. By George
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77ie Contents include: ''Emerson Lecturing;' ''Dickens Reading [1867],"
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TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES
FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD
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THE WOODLANDERS
JUDE THE OBSCURE
DESPERATE REMEDIES
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UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE
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WESSEX TALES
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COLONEL CARTER OF CARTERSVILLE.
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THE CHILDREN OF MEN. By Wm. R.
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Circular.
THE CRIME OF SYLVESTRE BONNARD,
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A SAINT AND OTHERS. By Paul Bourget,
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^' Hermann Sudermann, the most commanding figure in literary
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STORIES AND INTERLUDES. By Barry
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THE KINDNESS OF THE CELESTIAL.
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AN EXQUISITE FOOL. A Novel. By
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LORD ARTHUR SAVILE'S CRIME, and
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THE HOUSEBOAT ON THE STYX. By
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T^HE PURSUIT OF THE HOUSEBOAT.
^ By John Kendrick Bangs, Author of ** The
Houseboat on the Styx." Being Some Further
Account of the Doings of the Associated Shades,
under the Leadership of Sherlock Holmes, Esq.
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surprises. Each of the specimens who served in Mrs. Perkins'
kitchen came to her labelled as a •'jewel," with excellent recommen-
dations as to character and capacity. Needless to say, the " jewels "
turned out to be paste, and from their histories Mr. Bangs has
cleverly constructed a most, entertaining book of short, stories, a
thread of sequence running through them all.
N ACTOR'S WOOING. By Louise Jordan
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T
HE FALSE LAUREL. By O. Shakespear.
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HTHE NAMELESS CITY: A Romany Romance,
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PLATONICS : a Study. By Ethel M. Arnold.
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MEN OF IRON. By Howard Pyle- Richly
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TACK BALLISTER'S FORTUNES. A
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trated by the Author. Imperial 8vo, gilt top, orna-
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TTWILIGHT LAND : A Book of Fair>' Tales.
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CHILDREN I HAVE KNOWN, and Giovanni
and the Other. By Frances Hodgson Burnett.
With Illustrations by Albert Edward Sterner.
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lost none of its cunning." — Zad/s Fictarial. "Mrs. Hodgson
Burnett has the true art of writing for children and about children
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ihtm:'— Daily Telegraph.
UNCLE REMUS'S Qoel Chandler Harris)
WORKS.
UNCLE REMUS, His Songs and Sayings. New
and Revised Edition, with 112 Illustrations
by A. B. Frost. Crown 8vo, cloth extra, gilt top.
7s. 6d.
A ARON IN THE WILD WOODS. Beautifully
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T^HE STORY OF AARON. Told by his
^ Friends and Acquaintances. Beautifully Illus-
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T ITTLE MR. THIMBLEFINGER AND HIS
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IVyrR. RABBIT AT HOME: Being a sequel to
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Beautifully Illustrated by Oliver Herford. Square
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A PLANTATION PRINTER : The Adven-
-^^ tures of a Georgia Boy during the War. Crown
8vo. cloth. 5s.
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UNCLE REMUS AND HIS FRIENDS.
Illustrated by A. B. Frost. Crown 8vo, cloth
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"The whole book is an ideal one for children of all ages." —
Daily Chronicle, "A charming, beautifully printed volume." —
Liverpool Mercury,
FAIRY TALES FROM ALL NATIONS.
THE DWARFS TAILOR, AND OTHER
FAIRY TALES. By Zoe Dana Under-
HiLL. Imperial 8vo, gilt top, cloth ornamental. 6s.
STORIES FOR BOYS. By Richard Harding
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They are good, vigorous tales." — News of the World.
THE STORY OF BABETTE. By Ruth
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well turn to it to pass a very pleasant hour." — Pall Mall Gazette.
LADY JANE. By Mrs. C. V. Jamison, Author
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" All readers who can appreciate the delicate charm which per-
vades Mrs. Wiggins and Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's portrayal of child
life will delight in this story." — Publisher^ Circular.
TOINETTFS PHILIP. By Mrs. C V. Jamison.
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problems, and a child's difficulties in understanding moral laws. The
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Birmingham Gazette.
THE GREAT SHOW IN KOBOL-LAND.
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ELIZABETHAN SONGS: ''In Honour of
Love and Beautie." Collected and Illustrated
by Edmund H. Garrett. With an Introduction by
Andrew Lang. With Twenty-five Illustrations in
Photogravure, and numerous Black- Letter Headings,
Initial Letters and Tail-pieces from Special Designs,
8vo, printed on hand-made paper specially manufac-
tured for the purpose, bound in vellum, gilt top, with
choice cover design. Limited Edition de Luxe, on
imperial Japan paper, £^ 5s. New and Cheaper
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'' A wonderful renaissance as regards the perfection of the book
is in course of development, and some of the books of to-day are not to
be surpassed since the beginning of printing. We have here, for
instance, a book, at a not excessive price, the type and paper of
which are worthy of the fifteenth century, while the illustrations do
not come far short of those of the eighteenth .... A specially
attractive feature is its tasteful cover." — Notes and Queries.
MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE STAAL
DE LAUNAY. Illustrated by over Forty
Etchings by Ad. Lalauze. Two vols. i6mo, gilt tops.
Edition limited for England to One Hundred copies,
all numbered : Seventy-five copies printed on Dutch
hand-made paper, and bound in half German calf,
3 IS. 6d. net; and Twenty-five copies, printed on
imperial Japan paper, and bound in half parchment,
with labels, £i 3s. net. [Out of print.
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RILBY. By George du Maurier.
An Edition DE luxe, limited to 250 copies^ sipud by the author atid
numbered. Printed on DickinsotCs Hand-made Paper, specially manufac-
tured for this Edition, With all the Illustrations (121) by the Author^
and Facsimile Reproductions by P. Dujardin, from Six of the Original
PencilStudiesf^r the fined Illustrations. Imperial ^0, Bound in Vellum
and Buckram, £2 2s. \Out of print
'T'HE MARTIAN. By George du Maurier.
An Edition DE luxe, UmUedto 250 copies, aftd numbered. Printed
on Dickinson* s Hand-made Paper, specially manufcutured for this Edition,
IVith all the Illustrations (49) by the Author, and Facsimile Reproductions
by P, Dujardin, from Six of the Original Pencil Studies for the final
ElustrcUions, Imperial ^0, Bound in Vellwn and Buckram, £2 2s,
THE PRINCESS OF CLEVES. By Madame
DE LA Fayette. Translated by Thomas
Sergeant Perry. With Four full-page Etchings, and
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INDEX.
Books art Indexed under both Tiile and Author^ s name.
Aaron in the Wild Woods, 54
Abraham Lincoln, 12
Actor's Wooing, An, 52
Aethiopnm-Sennxs, 24
Alexander, Mrs. — A Ward in Chanoery
38
Alexander, Williams — Primary Con-
Tictions, 17
Alice Lander, 37
All That was Possible, 39
Allen, James Lane— A Kentucky
Cardinal, 50
Alone in China, and other Stories, 17
Althea, 16
American Italy, The, 16
Amyaad, Arthur— Comrades in Arms, 4 1
With Rank and File, 45
Andetson, Mary — A Few Memories, 15
Animal Life, Types of, 28
Anstey, F.— The Tinted Venus, 36
Anthony Langsyde, 38
Amiies of To-day, The, 10
Arnold, Ethel M. —Platonics, 53
Arnold, Sir Edwin— Japonica, 10
Art and Criticism, 29, 60
As We Sow, 44
Australasia, The Story of, 14
Autobiographical Notes of William Bell
Scott, 4
Balaam and his Master, 48
Bakmce of Emotions, 24
I Bangs, John Kendrick— The Houseboat
on the Styx, 51
I Paste Jewels, 52
I The Pursuit of the House Boat, 52*
1 Toppleton's Client, 52
' Bard of the Dimbovitza, The, 20, 59
Barnes, James — Naval Actions of the
Warof 1812, 6
Barias, Memoirs of (4 yols.)f 3
Banington, Mrs. Russell— Helen's.
Ordeal, 38
Lena's Picture, 42
Beanty of Women, Of the, 29
Beauty, The Desire of, 29
Behind the Magic Mirror, 42
Ben-Hur, 60
Benson, E. F.— Six Common Things, 46-
Judgment Books, The, 44
Bess, 37
Betsy, 46
Bigelow, Poultney — German Struggle
for Liberty, 5
White Man's Africa, 7
Birrell, Olive — Anthony Langsyde, 38
Behind the Magic Mirror, 42
BUght, 36
Books and Play-Books, 17
Booth, Edwin, 8
Boulton, Helen M. — Bess, 37
Bourget, Paul — A Saint and Others^
48
Boyhood of Christ, The, 2 1
Bread and Butter Miss, A, 46
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Index.
Bret Harte Birthday Book, 17
Bridge, Horatio — Personal Recollec-
tions of Nathaniel Hawthorne, 22
Broken Arcs, 37
Burnett, Frances H. — Children I Have
Known, 54
Carpenter,Edmund J.—A Womanof
Shawmut, 42
Castle, Egerton— The Light of Scarthey,
35
Chapin, Willis O. — Masters »nd
Masterpieces of Engraving, 5
Chaucer, Studies in, 3
Child, Theodore — Art and Criticism,
29,60
Delicate Dining, 30
Desire of Beauty, 29
Of the Beauty of Women, 29
Wimples and Crisping Pins, 29
Children I Have Known, 54
Children of Men, The, 47
Chimmie Fadden, 44
Chronicles of a Virgin Fortress, The, 7
Colonel Carter of CartersviUe, 46
Complaining Millions of Men, The, 40
Comrades in Arms, 41
Copp^ Fran9ois— Ten Tales, 43
Craddock, Charles E. — In the
** Stranger People's" Country, 51
Crane, Walter— Edition of "The Old
Garden," 61
Edition of ''The Shephcard's
Calender," 13
Edition of "The Wonder Book,"
53
Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard, The, 47
Criticism and Fiction, 24
Crucifix, The, 49
Cumings, E. D. — With the Jungle
Folk, 14
Curiosities of the American Stage, 11
Curtis, George William — From the
Easy Chair, 23
Prue and I, 61
Curtis, W. E.— Venezuela, Historical
and Descriptive, 18
Dame Care, 49
Dan, The Story of, 34
Danube, The O. P., 16
Daughter of the Soil, A, 34
Daughter of the Tenements, A, 40
DaTis, Richard Harding — Exiles, and
Other Stories, 50
Gallegher, and Other Stories, 48
Stories for Boys, 56
Van Bibber and Others, 43
A Year from a Correspondent's
Note-Book, 19
Day at Laguerre's and Other Days* A,
21
Deephaven, 62
Dcland, Margaret— The Old Garden,
61
De Lano, Pierre — The Empress £a-
g^e, 18
Delicate Dining, 30
Descendant, The, 37
Desire of Beauty, The, 29
Desperate Remedies, 31
Dickens, Charles, Letters o( to Wilkie
Collins, 22
Dickens, Mary Angela — Prisoners of
Silence, 41
Dickinson, Emily, Poems by, 22
Dimbovitza, The Bard of the, 20, 59
Dobson, Austin — Horace Walpole, 12
Dodge, Col. T. A.— Riders of Many
Lands, 9
Down Dartmoor Way, 49
Due de Lauzun, The, and the Court of
Marie Antoinette, 1 1
Due de Lauzun, The, and the Private
Court Life of Louis XV., xi
Du Maurier, George— English Society,
12
Martian, The, 32, 59
Peter Ibbetson, 32
Trilby, 32, 59
Duruy, George— Memoirs of Barras, 3
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Index.
65
Dwarfs Tailor, and other Fttiry Take,
56
Edwards, Amelia B.*— PliaiaobsjFd-
lahs, and Bxploren, 6
£dwin Booth, 8
EteneBts of Scienoe^ An Introdnoipn
to, 28
Elixabethan Songs, 58
Elfiottt & B.— Jeny, 39
Empiess Eof^ei The, t8
English Society,. la
Eeaaji and CridaianM» 26
Essays in London and Elsewhere, 30
£s«9% Speeches, and Meneirs^of Von
Moltke, a6
Exiles, and Other Stories, 50
Exquisite Fool, An, 51
Fair Deceiver, A^ 44
False Lanrel, The, 52
Far from the Madding Crowds 31
Fi4h«randS(m,35
Favenc, Ernest — Tales of the
Austral Tropics, 46
Fayatl*. Madame de la— The Princess
of Cloves, 59
Fellowe and his Wife, A^ 39
Fear M«BMde9v A, 15
Field, Eugene— Little Book ^ Peofit-
able Tales, 43
Little Book o| Weatera Venoy aa
Second Book of Verse, 22
Fields, Mrs. James T.--A Sbetf of Old
Books, 14
Firenzuola— Of the Beauty pf Women,
29
First Supper, and Otiier Episode The,
49
For Freedom's Sake, 35
For Honour and Life, 44
For a Vagabond Hour, 49
Fox, John, Jun.— The Kentuckians, 41
Forbes, Hon. Mrs. Walter R« D.—
Blight, 36
FBfi9cis» M. £.--Daughter of the Soil,34
Francis, M. TL^—icontimud)
Frieze and Fustian, 34
In a North Country Village, 34
Maime o' the Corner, 34
The Story of Dan, 34
Franco-German, The, War of 1870-71,
24
Frieze and Fustian, 34
From the Black Sea through Persia
and India, 9
From the Easy Ohair, 23
Fry, Isabel— Uninitiated, 57
Fuller, Edward— The Complaining
Millions of Men, 40
Gallboker, and Other Stories, 48
Gamer, Prof.— Gorillas and Chim-
panzees, II
Garrett, Edmund H.— Elizabethan
Song$.58
Gerard, John S. J.— Wl^at was the
Gunpowder Plot? 17
The Gunpowder Plot and the
Gunpowder Plotters* 17
German Struggle for Liberty, The, 5
Glasgow Eflen — The Descendant, 37
Gleanings in Buddha Fields, 19
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, 9
Golden House, The, 41
Gorillas and Chimpanzees, 1 1
Graham, James M.— The Son of the
Cm, 37
Gray, Maxwell— Ribstone Pippins, 43
Great Show in Kobol-Land, The, 57
Great Stone of Sardis, The, 36
Great Streets of the World, The, 7
Group of Noble Dames, A, 31
Gunpowder Plot and the Gunpowder
Plotters, The, 17
Ha«d. of EtbalberU, 31
Handbook of ^le United States, 15
Haidy, Thomas — Despexato Rem^ies,
31
Far from the Mftddlng Crowd, 31
Group of Noble Dames, 31
£
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Index.
Hardy, Thomas— (ftfu/iw/^flO-
Hand of EthelberU, 31
Jude the Obscure, 31
Laodicean, 31
Life's Little Ironies, 31
Mayor of Casterbridge, 31
Pair of Blue Eyes, 31
Return of the Native, 31
Tess of the D'Urbcrvilles, 31
Trumpet Major, 31
Two on a Tower, 31
Under the Greenwood Tree, 31
The Well-Beloved, 31
Wessex Tales, 31
Woodlanders, 31
Hare, Christopher— Broken Arcs, 37
As We Sow, 44
Harper's Magazine, 73
Harper's Round Table, 73
Harris, Joel C— Aaron in the Wild
Woods, 54
Balaam and his Master, 48
Little Mt. Thimblefinger, 55
Mr. Rabbit at Home, 55
Plantation Printer, A, 55
The Story of Aaron, 55
Uncle Remus and his Friends, 56
Uncle Remus, His Songs and
Sayings, 54
Hawthorne Nathaniel — Personal Re.
collections of, 22
Wonder Book for Boys and Girls,
53
Heam, Lafcadio — Crime of Sylvestre
Bonnard, 47
Gleanings in Buddha Fields, 19
Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan, 9
Kokoro, 19
Out of the East, 19
Helen's Ordeal, 38
Herbert, William V.— The Chronicles
of a Virgin Fortress, 7
Henrey, Arthur — Masters of French
Music, 25
Hewitt, Graily — Knights of Cockayne,
47
Hitchcock, Thomas— Unhappy Loves
of Men of Genius, 21
Horace Chase, 40
Horace Walpole, 12
Houseboat on the Styx, The, 51
House of Pomegranates, A, 61
House by the Medlar-Tree, The, 48
Howells, W. D.— Criticism and
Fiction, 24
Hume, Fergus— The Namek« City, 53
Hutton Laurence— Cttriorities of the
American Stage, 11
Literary Landmarks of Edinboigh,
21
Literary Landmarks of Londoa, 16
Portraits in Plaster, 5
In a North Country Village, 34
In a Canadian Canoe, 51
In Simpkinsville, 42
In the Levant, 6
In the Meshes, 41
In the "Stranger People's" Country,
SI
India, Travels in, 10
Inglis, Hon. Lady— The Siege of
Lucknow, 23
Intentions, 23
Isaacs, Ph.D., Abram S.— Stories from
the Rabbis, 50
Island Garden, An, 5
Ivory Queen, The, 43
Jack Ballister's Fortunes, 54
James, Henry— Essays in London and
Elsewhere, 30
Theatricals I. & 11^ 30
The Private Life, 30
Jamison, Mrt C. V.— Lady Jane, 56
Toinette's Philip, 57
Jane Field, 33
Japonica, 10
Jay, William, li
Jerome, 33
Jeny, 39
Jewett, Sarah Ome— Deephaven, 62
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Index.
67
Jewett, Sarah Orne — (cmtimud)
Stxangen and Way&ren, 43
Tales of New England, 42
Journey of High Honour, The, 45
Jade the Obscure, 31
Judgment Books, The, 44
Keary.C F.— The Two Lancrofts, 38
Kennan, George — Siberia and the EzUe
System, 4
Kentuckians, The, 41
Kentucky Cordinal, A, 50
Kielland, Alexander L.— Tales of Two
Countries, 48
Kindness of the Celestial, The, 51
King's Handbook of the United States, 1 5
Knights of Cockayne, 47
Kokoro, 19
Krehbid, Henry E. — Studies in the
Wagnerian Drama, 24
Lady Janb, 56
Laodicean, A, 31
Laurie, J. S.— The Story of Austra-
lasia, 14
Lee, Vernon — ^AUhea, 16
Lena's Picture, 42
Lermina, Jules — Three Exploits of M.
Parent, 50
Letters of Count von Moltke, 25
Letters of Charles Dickens to Wilkie
Collins, 22
Letters of James Russell Lowell, 4
Life's Little Ironies, 31
Life of Abraham Lincoln, The, 12
Life of Marie Antoinette, The, 6
Life of William Bell Scott, 4
Light of Scarthey, The, 35
Lin McLean, 36
Linoohiy Abraham, 12
Literaiy Landmarks of Edinbuigh, 21
Literary Landmarks of London, 16
Little Book of Profitable Tales, A, 43
Little Book of Western Verse, A, 22
Little Mr. Thimblefinger, 55
Little Widow, The, 46
) Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, and Other
Stories, 51
Lord Stirling's Son, 44
Lounsbury, Prof. Thomas R.— Studies
in Chaucer, 3
Love on a Mortal Lease, 37
Lucknow, Siege of, 23
Madelon, 33
Maime o' the Comer, 34
Maitland, J. A.* Fuller — Masters of
German Music, 25
Man of His Word, A, 39
Marchesi, Mathilde — Marchesi and
Music, 13
Marie Antoinette, The Life of, 6
Marsden, J . P.— Milady Monte (^risto, 4 1
.Marshall, A. H.— Lord Stirling's Son, 44
Martian, The, 32, 59
Mastersand Masterpiecesof Engraving, 5
Masters of English Music, 25
French Music, 25
German Music, 25
Italian Music, 26
Matthews, Brander — Books and Play-
Books, 17
Maugras, Gaston — Due de Lauzun, I.,
II., II
Maupassant, Guy de — The Odd
Number, 49
Mayor of Casterbridge, The, 31
McLennan, William — Spanish John, 37
Memoirs of Barras, 3
Memoirs of Madame de Staal de
Launay (O.P.), 58
Memories, A Few, 15
Men of Iron, 53
Milady Monte Cristo, 41
Millet, F. D.— The Danube, 16
Miln, Louise Jordan— An Actor's Woo-
iDg, 52
Quaint Korea, 19
When We were Strolling Players
in the East, 9
Minto, W. — Autobiographical Notes of
the Life of William Bell Scott, 4
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Index.
Misacnfttjr Sherifl^ Tbc^ 36
Mitchell, Captain F. A.— ^«et Re-
venge, 42
Mvrart, St. GecMqge-^Ejsays and Criti-
cisms, 28
IntroduetiQa to tlie EStaMBts ef
Science, 28
Types of Animal Life, 28
Moltke, Count Helmuth von— Works
of, 26, 27
Morse, Jun., Jolin T.— Abraham Lin-
coln, 12
Mr. Rabbit at Home, 55
Monro- Ferguson, V.— ^Betsy, 46
Music Hath Charms, 45
Music Hath Channs, 45
Namklbss City, The, 53
Naval Actions of the War of 1813. 6
Needs Mvit, 38
Neuman, a Pa«i-^A VtllainOf Partt,44
New England Nun^ A, 33
Norton, Charles ElkK — Letters of
James Russell Lovdl, 4
Noi€8 in Japan, 12
Octave of Claudius, The, 37
Odd Number, The, 49
Of the Beauty of Women 29
Old Garden. The, 61
On Snow-shoes to the Barren Grounds, 8
Our Wills and Fates, 36
Out of the East, 19
Pain, Barry— In aCanadian Caiioe,5i
Stories and Interludes, si
The Kindness of the Celeitia), 51
The Octeve of Ckmdius, 37
Patn, Bany^ Mrs.— Sahit Eva, 37
Pair of Blue Eyes, A, 31
Parsons, Alfred— Notes in Ja|Mm, 12
Paste Jewels, 52
Pftston, George— A Bread and Butter
Miss, 46
Fair Deceiver, A,. 44
I Patersoo, AJthttr— A Man of Hia Word.
39
Father and Son, 35
Far Freedom's Sake, 35
Pembroke, 33
Pendleton, John— The Ivory Queen, 43
People for Whom Shakespeare Wrote,
The, 20
Pecsosal Recollections of Nathaniel
Hawthorne, 22
Peter Ibbetson, 32
Petre, M. D. — ^Aethiopum Servus, 24
Phamohs, Fellahs, and Explorers, 6
PhiJlpotts, Eden— Down Dartmoor
Wa3i49
Some Every-Day Folks, 38
Philosophy of Singing, The, 18
Pickering, Percival— A Pliable Mar-
riage,44
Plantation Printer, A, 55
Platonics, 53
Pliable Marriage, A, 44
Poems by Emily Dickinson, 22
Portraits in Plaster, 5
Poynter, E. F.— An Exquisite Fool, 51
Prinoary Convictions, 17
Prince of India, The, 36
Princess of Cloves, The, 59
Prisoners of Silence, 41
Private Life, The, 30
Prue and I, 61
Purification of Dolores Silva, and Oihcr
Stories, 50
Pursuit of the Houseboat, The, 52
Pyle, Howard— Men of Iron, 53
Twiright Land, 54
Jack Banister's Fortunes, 54
Quaint Korea, 19
Ralph Julian— Alone in China, 17
Red Men and White, 40
Return of the Native, Tke, 31
Ribstone Pippins, 43
Riden of Many Lands, 9
Roberts, Morley— The Puiification of
Dolores Silva, and Other Suirie8» jo
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Index
69
Rocheterie,Maximedel»— life of Mane
Antoinette, 6
Rogers, Clara K.— Tbe PhUDSophf ei
Sngiog, 18
Saint and Others, A, 48
Saint Eva, 37
Science Stories, 21
Scott. WiUiam Bell, Autobiogcaphical
Notes of, 4
Second Book of Verse, aa
Seven Dreamers, 40
Severne, Floience— In the Meshes, 41
Shakespear, Olivia— Journey of High
HoBoiur, 45
Love on « Mortal Lease, 37
The False Laurel, 52
Shelf of Old Books, 14
Shephwid's Calender, The, 13
Siberia and the Exile System, 4
Siege of Lncknoir, The, 23
Six Common Things, 46
I Slosson, Annie T.— Seven Dreamers. 40
I Smith, F, H.— A Day at Laguerre'd
I and Other Days, 21
Colonel Carter of Carter^ille, 46
Some Every-Day Folks, 38
Son of the Ctar, The, 37
Sonnets of William Wordsworth, 5
Spanish John, 37
Spenser, Edmund— The Shepbc«T€*s
I Calender, 13
Sporting Pilgrinuige, A, 8
Stockton, Frank R.— The Great Show
in Kobol-Land, 57
TTie Great Stone of Sardls, 36
Stories and Interludes, 51
Stories for Beys, 56
Stories from the Rabbis, 50
I Story of Aaron, 55
Stocyof AtBtmlaaia, The, 14
Story of Babette, 56
Story of Dan, The, 34
Strangers and Wayfarers, 43
Streatfeild, R. A.— Mastere •f Italian
Music, 96
Sttttit, Rnlh McEnery— In SinpbiiM-
ville, 42
The Story of Bftbettei S^
Stmdies in Chauoer, 3
Studies in Wagnerian DraaM, !24
Study «f Art m Uiiiversitica, Th^ ft4
Sturges, Jonathan— Tbe Fkst Snppbr,
and Other Epkodes, 49
Sttttgis Howard U— All That was
Possible, 39
Sudermann, H. — Dame Care, 49
Sweet Revenge, 42
Tadema, Laurence Alma— Tlie
Crucifix, 49
Tales of tfew Eitghmd, 42
Tales of the Austral 'Wopics, 47
Tales of Two Countries, 48
Ten Tifles, 43
Tess of the D'Urbervilles, 31
Thanet, Octave — The Missionary
Sheriff, 36
Thaxter, Celia— An Island Garden, 5
Theatricals I. and II., 30
Three Exploits of M. Parent, 50
Times Novels, The— A Daughter of the
Soil 35
The Light of Scarfliey, 35
For Freedom's Sake, 35
A VenethmLove Story, 35
Father and Son, 35
Tinted Venus, The, 36
Titebuck, William— The Little Widow,
46
Toinette*s PhiRp, 57
Toppleton's Client, 52
Tottenham, Blanche Lotos — A Vene-
tian Love Story, 35
Towosend, E. W.— A Daughter of the
Tenements, 40
' Chinimie FaAden, 44
Travels in India a Hundred Vears Ago,
10
Trilby, 32, 59
Trowbridge, W. R. H.— For a Vaga
bond Hour, 49
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Index
Trowbridge, W. R. H.— (r^ff/tWfMk/)
The Children of Men, 47
Trumpet Major, The, 31
Tuckerman, Bayard— William Jay, 11
Twilight Land, 54
Twining, Thomas— Travels in India a
Hundred Years Ago, 10
Two Lancrofts, The, 38
Two On a Tower, 31
Types of Animal Life, 28
Uncle Remus and his Friends, 56
Unde Remus, his Songs and Sayings,
54
Under the Greenwood Tree, 31
Underhill, Zoe Dana— The Dwarfs
Tailor, and other Fairy Tales. 56
Unhappy Loves of Men of Genius, 21
Uninitiated, 57
United States, King's Handbook of
the, 15
Vacarescx), H^Une— The Bard of the
Dimbovitza, 20, 59
Van Bibl^er and Othent, 43
Velde, Mme. Van de— Bret Harte Birth,
day Book, 17
Venetian Love Story, A, 35
Venezuela, Historical and Descriptive,
t8
Vereshchagin, V.— The War Corre-
spondent, 45
Verga, Giovanni— The House by the
Medlar-Tree» 48
Villain of Parts, A, 44
Waldstbin Charles, Litt.D., Ph.D.
L. H.D.— Balance of Emotions, 24
The Study of Art, 24
Wallace, General Lew~Ben-Hur, 60
Boyhood of Christ, 2X
The Prince of India, 36
Wooing of Malkatoon, 13
Walpole, Horace, t2
War Correspondent, The, 45
Ward in Chancery, A, 38
Warner, Charles Dudley— The Golden
House, 41
In the Levant, 6
The American Italy, 16
The People for whom Shakespeare
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How to Pass 90 per Gent and Bam ExceUent By "One who does it" AU thesab-
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JOHN HEYWOOD'S "NEW CODE" REGISTERS
Compiled by J. H. Deb, Ferress College, fiattersea, S.W.
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the Summary all the particulars for a year are collected in the same folio, and so appear at
one opening of the Register. (7) They are suitable for Schools and Classes of every sice and
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JOHN HEYWOOD'S "NEW CODE" REGISTERS.
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New Form IX., recently issued. Half -bound, cloth sides. Ss,
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HEYWOOD'S (JOHN) PARAGON REGISTER.
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is most clearly set forth. Pages are also provided for Copiea of the Schedules.
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Atlas of Grammar, 17
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26 PROFESSOR MEIKLEJOHN'S SERIES
QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION
DECEMBER 1894
HiM MABOABBT HA8XEW, Second on List, Bays :—
' In reading for the Scholarship Examination, I made use of Professor
Meiklejohn's New History, Date Book, Grammar and Literature, and
Geography. I found them all of great use. '
Mira FLOBBNCE WARREN, Fourth on List, says :—
' In reading for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john*s English Language, and found it exceedingly useful. I also used
his Comparative Geography during my apprenticeship.'
Hiss OONBTANOB SAIIDB8, FifUi on List, says :—
* In studying for the Scholarship Examination I used several of Pro-
fessor Meiklejohn's Series, the New Geography, Grammar, and History
of English Literature, and found them most useful.'
Miss FLORENCE OARFENTBR, Bixtli on List, sagrs :—
' I am very pleased to inform you that I used Professor Meiklejohn's
Grammar and History, and found them of great use to me.'
Hiss EDITH 8IUON80N, Seventh on List, says :—
'I used Professor Meiklejohn's Comparative Geography, English
Grammar, and English History.'
Hiss JENNIE JOHNSON, Eighth on List, says:—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's Comparative Geography, New History,
and English Language, and have a high opinion of their value.
Hiss KARGARBT UEE, Ninth on List, says :—
'For the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meiklejohn's
History, Grammar, and Geography ; and I am sure my success is partly
due to their help.'
Hiss F. W. WHITE, bracketed Ninth on List, says :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's History of England, also the English
Language, both of which I liked for the manner in which the matter was
arranged.'
Hiss E. DUNLEA, Eleventh on List, says x—
* I used Professor Meiklejohn's English Langiuige, Comparative Geo-
graphy, and Short Geography. I also studied from his English History
and Outlines of History, and attribute much of my success to their
perusal.'
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PROFESSOR MEIKLEJOHN'S SERIES 27
Kr. JAMBS HAU, Flnt on Ust^ nyi :—
'I used Professor Meiklejohn's New Geography on the Comparative
Method and his British Empire, the fieurts enumerated being presented in
so graphic a manner as to be easily retained.*
Kr. A. 0DAME8, Mooad on List, nyi :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn*s New Geography, Grammar, and English
History, and can fully recommend them.'
Kr. HABOLD B. FAHTHAX, Tbird on List, says :~
'I used Professor Meiklejohn*s Geography during my apprenticeship
and while preparing for Scholarship. I luive constantly found the New
History of England very useful for purposes of reference.'
Mr. H. K. HOWABD, Foortli on List, says:—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's New History throughout my apprentice-
ship and while preparing for the Scholarship Examination. It proved of
very great service, and to it I may attribute my " H." '
Mr. T. OHABTBB, Fifth on List, says :—
'Professor Meiklejohn's Geography, English History, and English
Grammar were of considerable assistance to me in studying for the
Queen's Scholarship.'
Mr. HSMBT B0B80N, Stzth on Ust^ says:—
' In reading for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's Geography, Grammar, and History. It is probably owing to a free
use of the latter that I obtained the '* H " mark.'
Mr. WALTBB HILL, SSTentli on List^ says :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's History (Part 2), and found it especially
useful.'
Mr. BOBBBT ATBB8, Ninth on List, says :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's books as follows. New History, Out-
lines of History, New Geography, Short Ge<^aphy ; I have also used his
English Grammar and the Short Grammar.'
Mr. JOHN UN8TBAD, hnudnted Ninth on List, says :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's History of England and New Geography
in reading for the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. F. T. ADXDfB, Eleventh on Ust, says :—
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's Geography ; I also relied to some extent
on his excellently arranged New History.'
Mr. J. B. BUTLBB, Twelfth on List, says :—
' I used the New Ge<^aphy and the New History. The selection and
arrangement of matter in tiiese books is such as to simplify the work of
the student to the utmost, and I consider that in a great measure my
success is due to the use of such books.'
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28 PROFESSOR MEIKLEJOHISPS SERIES
QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION
DECEMBER 1895.
MiBS ANNIE DOVET, Flnt on List, Bays :—
• In reading for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's New History, Outlines of History, Comparative Geography, the
British Empire, and the English Language. All of these I found very
useful, and prefer them to any other text-books on the subjects. They
are interesting, and exactly suited to meet the requirements of Examina-
tions.'
Ml88 CLARA EELLT, Second on List :—
'I have used with great advantage Professor Meiklejohn's Grammar,
New Geography, New History, and also his Outlines of History.'
KiM ELBANOB STHE, TUrd on List:—
'In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor
Meiklejohn's Geography and English History.'
Miss DAIBT PITT. Fourth on List:—
' In studying for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's Geography, History, and English Language.'
Kiss MAUD B. TOUNO, Fifth on List:—
'Professor Meiklejohn's New Geography, English Language, and
History of England prove<i of great value to me in preparing for the
Queen's Scholarship Examination.'
mss AGNES DEA&DEN, Sixth on List :—
*In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I found Professor
Meiklejohn's New Geography and English Language of much use.'
mss L. K'AUUFFE, Ninth on List :—
'Professor Meiklejohn's Grammar, British Empire, and History have
been of great use to me during my Scholarship Studies. My success in
obtaining the mark *' H " I must attribute to the use of the last named.'
Miss A. M. OLABKSON, Eleventh on List.—
' Professor Meiklejohn's New History of England is the only history
text-book I used in studying for the Scholarship Examination. '
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Mr. WM. H. DAEB7, First on List :—
'I used Professor Meiklejohn's New Geography and his History of
England in preparing for the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. J. BUBBELL, Second on List :—
* I have used Professor Meiklejohn's works all through my apprentice-
ship. Through their influence I have obtained the " H " and •* G " mark
in reading for the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. J. K. WILKINS, Tbird on List:—
*I have made use of several of Professor Meiklejohn's works — The
British Empire, New History.'
Mr. FRED. FAERBB» Fonrtb on List:—
'While preparing ' for the Scholarship Examination I made use of
Professor Meiklejohn's History and Gec^raphy, obtaining the " G " and
«*H" marks.'
Mr. OHABLES FRITH, Fifth on List:—
' I have very great pleasure in acknowledging the aid received from
both the Comparative Geography and the English Language of Professor
Meiklejohn. I attribute a great share of my success in Geography to the
use of the former.*
Mr. F. LAMB, Sixth on List :—
' I used with great profit Professor Meiklejohn's Comparative Ge(^;raphy
and his History.'
Mr. JAMBS URE, Seventh on List :—
M used Professor Meiklejohn's English Language, his History (to
which I attribute my "H" mark),- his New Geography, and British
Empire, and found them excellent books for the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. LOUIS WM. LAWRENCE, Eighth on List:—
'In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor
Meiklejohn's New Geography.'
Mr. J. H. HACK, Tenth on List:—
' I obtained considerable help from Professor Meiklejohn's Geography
and History whilst studying for the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. ROBERT B. COBB, Eleventh on List :—
* All through my apprenticeship I used Professor Meiklejohn's History,
Geography, and Grammar ; and for the Scholarship Examination I added
his British Empire, which proved extremely useful.'
Mr. JOHN L. WEDGE, Twelfth on List:—
' In preparation for the Scholarship Examination I made much use of
Professor Meiklejohn's New Geography and New History.'
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QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION
DECEMBER 1896
Ml88 KATB BABRBTT, First on Ust, nyiv—
' In studying for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
John's Britiish Empire, which I found of great assistance.'
IUm JB88IE DYKES, Second on list : —
' In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's New Geography and New History with great advantage.'
Hiss FLOBBNGB L. POWELL, Tbird on List : —
< In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's History, Geography, and English Literature.'
Hiss EDITH WOOLLAOOTT, Fourth on List ^-
' In reading for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
John's History, Date Book, British Empire, all of which books I consider
very valuable aids.'
Miss AUCE E. BAINBBIDaE, Fifth on List:--
'While reading for the Queen's Scholarship Examination, and also
throughout my apprenticeship, I used Professor Meiklejohn's New History
and Grammar ot the English Language, and found them of great value.'
mss 1CAB7 HATES, SixUi on List:—
' Professor Meiklejohn's History of England and British Empire secured
my success in History and Geography at the Scholarship Examination.'
Miss GERTRUDE GREOORT, Ssventh on List :—
< I used Professor Meiklejohn's History, Geography, and English Lan-
guage, and found them of great use, especially the last named'
MiBs EMILT M. OOUGH, Eighth on List:--
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's Geography during the last two years of
my apprenticeship.'
Miss EVA WHITEHBAD, Ninth on List :—
'In preparing for the Scholarship Examination I used Professor Meikle-
john's British Empire and his History of England, both of which I found
veryusefuL'
Hiss GERTRUDE PEEL, Eleventh on List : —
' I used several of your books in preparing for the Scholarship Exami-
nation— English Language, New Geography, New Hbtory, and British
Empire.'
Mr. F. W. HEATH, First on List:—
*• I read Professor Meiklejohn's History and Grammar as an aid.'
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PROFESSOR MEIKLEJOHN'S SERIES 31
Mr. B. BOWTEB, flMond on Ust : —
'I received invaluable help from Professor Meiklejohn's Comparative
Geography and History in preparing for the Scholarship Exammation.
AlUiough I did not take English at Scholarship, I used this text book in
all my previous examinations — Cambridge Jimior, Senior Locals, and
London Matriculation, and esteem it unequalled by any similar publication.'
Mr. B. J. BUHNER, Bnudceted Baoond o& Ust: —
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's Comparative Gec^raphy and his English
Language. The latter I foimd especially interesting and helpful.'
Mr. SL FELLS, Foarth on Ust : —
'I used Professor Meiklejohn's Geography, Grammar, and Spelli
Book throughout my apprenticeship, and for the Scholsirship I adde
his British Empire. I found the latter book very useful, and believe it
to be the best of its kind.'
Mr. J. L. BOQEB, Fifth on List:—
' Since I was a candidate, I have used four books included in Professor
Meiklejohn's Series. They are: History of England, the Comparative
Geography, the English Language, and the Outlines of History. Last
year I added two other books in the Series. One was the British Empire,
and the other was the Principles and Practice of Teaching.'
Mr. N. M. HYDE, Biztb on List:—
' In preparing for the Queen's Scholarship Examination I found Professor
Meiklejolm's History very useful.'
Mr. JOHN P. HINBLET, 8«T«ntll on UBt : —
' I used Professor Meiklejohn's New Geography and History of England
throughout my apprenticeship, and it was doubtless owing to the latter
that I obtained the " H " mark at the Scholarship Examination.'
Mr. B. 0. WALUB, Elfflitli on UBt:—
•Of Professor Meiklejohn's Series, I found useful the New History
and Historical Outlines,* the New Geography and the British Empire.
To the latter I owe most of the marks I obtained in Geography.
Mr. B. J. DOVE, Ninth on List:—
' When preparing for the Queen's Scholarship Examination, I made use
of Professor Meiklejohn's New History and New Geography. By their
aid I passed with credit in both History and Geography, and I would
highly recommend them to all students. '
Mr. B. MOBGAN, Tenth on List :—
* In the course of my apprenticeship I have made use of Professor
Meiklejohn's Geography. In working for the London Matriculation
Examination I derived great benefit from Professor Meiklejohn's book.
The English Language.'
Mr. E. G. MOBBELL, Twelfth on List:—
• I have used Professor Meiklejohn's Grammar through my apprenticeship,
and I found the Comparative Geography very useful for teaching purposes.'
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HOMgQPATHIC LEAGUE TRACTS.
^^^^^■■■^■■^■'^^^-^"^^■^-^^^"^
Thb Hohcbopathig Publishing Oompaky having pnrohaaed the entire Stock
of these Tracts, they are now prepared to offer them in quantities npon 8i)eeial
adyantafireooB terms. The Series oompriae the following fifty-four publioationa,
which have been reduced to a uniform price of One Penny each.
L Why should the Friends of Homceopathy form a League? 2. What is HomoBopathy r
3. Origin of Homoeopathy. 4. Hahnemamr s Acnievements in Medicine and the Allied Scienoea.
6. Statistics of Homcsopathy. & Persecutions of Homoeopathy. 7. Testimony of Opponents in
Favour of Homoeopathy. & Influenoe of Homoeopathy on Ordinary Practice. 9l Allopathy
Judged by its Professors. 10. Eminent Physicians who have embraced Homoeopathy.
11. Offloiail TriaJs of Homoeopathy. 12. Bankers of Modern Medicine. 13. From Empiricism to
Homoeopathy. 14. The Boysl CoUege of Physiciaiis and Homoeopathy. 15. l^KpIanation of
Dr. Lauder Brunton. Ifi. How they were Converted. 17. How to Study Homoeopathy.
18L Allopathic Misconceptions of Homoeopathy. 19. Gains in Medical Liberty in 60 years.
20. "The Times" on Homoeopathy. 2L British Homoeopathic Hospitals; 22. The Small DoaeH
of Homoeopathy. 23. Homoeopathy in the Old School 24. Economy of Homoeopathy. 2Su Pro-
flress of Homoeopathy. 20. Allopathic and Homoeopathic Treatment Contrasted. 27. The
Common Sense of Homoeopathy. 28b What Homoeopathy has Saved us from. 29. The Beisn
of Law in Medicine. 30. How the Powers of Drutfs were Determined. 31. The Power of the
Inilnitesimai. 32. The Revolution in Medicina 33. Anecdotal Homoeopathy. 34. The Peculiar
Features of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica. 35. The Two Ways in Medicina 3IL Homoe-
opathy and Blood-letting. 37. Twenty Years of Homoeopathy. 88. The Superiority of
Homoeopathy in Chronic Diseases. 39. The Two 'Pathies— a Dialogue. 4a The Treatment of
Pneumonia^ Allopathic and Homoeopathic. 41. Homoeopathy Ithe Bational System. 42. 'Hie
Cholera. 41 Homoeopathy in Veterinary Practice. 44. Epocns in Medicine. 45. Two Decades
in Medicine. 46. Hahnemann on Cholera. 47. Allopathic Approaches to Homoeopathy. 4& The
BV-olution of Homoeopathy. 49. Hahnemann's Spirit of Homoeopathy. 50. Homoeopathy in
India. 5L Homoeopathy in America. 62. The Propaganda of Homoeopathy. 53. History of the
London Homoeopathic Hospital 54. Summary of the League's Work.
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THE VETERINARY VADE MECUM.
A Manual on the Horse, Cow, Dog, and Sheep, their Diseases, Homoeopathic
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THE POCKET MANUAL of HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY
MEDICINE ;
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ViOLiT CttiSFB. Witn maps and 14 illustratioiiB. In orown 8yo, oloth gilt, 58.
OLIPHAHT (Kn.).— The Cuckoo in the ITest. *Seyenth edition. In orown
8yOy handsome cloth gilt, with illustrations bj G. H. Edwabbs, 38. 6d.
— ^— A House in Bloomsbury. Fifth edition. In crown Svo, handsome
doth gilt, 38. 6d.
0LMI8 (Elizabeth).— Korris Julian's Wife. In orown Svo, oloth gilt and
gilt top, 28. 6d., with illnatrations bj WARBBir B. Dayis.
One Thousand and One Anecdotes. See Miles.
OVSLOW (The Earl of). See " Book of Beauty.'*
OSPEH (Ifn)-— Perfection City. A noyel. In crown Syo, cloth gilt, 6e.
OYEBTOH (Bobert), and others.— Weddingr: Stories of the Long I«Tie that
has no Turning. Crown Svo, oloth gilt extra, with illustrations^ 28. ; and
with gilt edges, beydled boards, 2b. 6d.
Passion's Puppets (Anonymous)* Second edition. In orown 8?o, doth gilt,
3s. 6d.
PASTOH (Oeonre).— A Study in Prejudices. In crown Svo, art linen
gilt, 38. 6d. *
PEHDEBED (K- L*)*— Three Comely Kaids. A Story for Oirls. Br the
author of '* Dust and Laurels." In crown Svo, handsome cloth gilt, ana gilt
edges, 3s. 6d. •
PHELPS (E. Staart).— The Oates Ajar. Illustrated, crown Svo, bevelled
boards, doth gilt, Is. 6d.
Number Thirteen, and other Tales. Illustrated, crown Svo,
bevdlod boards, doth gilt. Is. 6d.
PHniLIPS CF. C), AND 23 0THB& PoPtJLAB AvTHORS. See «' Fate of
^Penella." '
PICXEBIHO (Edgar).— After Sed^moor. Being the History and Adven-
tures of Clement Noel in the days of King James the Second. In orown Svo,
doth, richly gilt, bevelled boards, gilt edges, with illustrations by S. H. Vxd-
DXft, 3s. 6d.
Xingr for a Summer. A Story of Cordoa. By the author of " In
Pressgang Days," " After Sedgemoor," &c. In large crown Svo, handsome
doth gilt, and gilt edges. With dg^t full-page illustrations by Wabwioj:
OOBLB, 6s.
PntKIS (Mn«C. L.).— The Experiences of Loveday Brooke; Lady Detec-
tive. In crown Svo, cloth gilt, with 41 illustrations, 3s. 6d. Paper boards, 2s.
Platform Beader, The. Crown Svo, doth, 28. 6d. See Miles.
Platform Beciter Series. Crown Svo, cloth. Is. each. See Miles.
Platfbrm Beciter, The. Crown Svo, doth, 28. 6d. See Miles.
PLESS (Prinoew Henry of). See "Book of Beauty."
POCOCK, B. I.— See *• Concise Knowledge Library."
POTTEB (Canon, M.A.).'-The Oerm Ghx>wers. The Strange Adventures
of Bobert Easterley and John Wilbraham. Crown Svo, bevellea boards, doth
gilt, with illustrations, Is. 6d., larger edition, 28. ; and in. bevelled boards, gilt
edges, 2s. 6d.
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PEAED (Mrs. Campbell), akd 6 otrba Popular Aittbors. See '' Seven Christ^
mas Eves."
PSEKTISS (Mrs. E.)--Aunt Janets Hero. lUnstratecU orownSvo, bevelled
boards, cloth gilt, Is. 6d.
Stepping Heavenward. IlliistTated, crown 8vo, bevelled bouds, doth
gilt, Is. 6d. ; larger edition, 2s. ; and with gilt edges, bevelled boards, 28. 6d.
The Flower of the Family. Illastrated, orown Svo, doth gilt. Is. 6d.
PEESCOTT (E- Livingston)- Sccurlet and Steel. A Stoiy of MOitaqr
Life. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 6s. Third Edition.
Dearer than Honour. By the Author of " Scarlet and SteeL*' In
crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 6s.
PEIOE (James). — Benie. A Novel. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d« .
Eipple and Flood. A NoveL In orown 8?o, doth gilt, 6s.
Prize Natural History (The). 788 pages, with 630 illustrations. Handsomdj
bound in cloth gilt, oevellea boards, with gilt edges, 6s. For partionlars see
** Concise Natural History.*'
Prize Astronomy (The). Prize editions of the Concise Knowledge library,
580 pages, with 104 illustrations. Handsomely bound in cloth gilt, bevelled
boards, with gilt edges, 6s. For partionlars see " Concise Astronomy."
PETCE (Eiohard)*— Elementary Jane. A Novd. Second edition. In
orown 8yo, doth gilt, doth gilt, 68.
PEYEE (Ifrs. W. B.).~A Decade in Borneo. In crown 8vo, doth gilt,
3s. 6d.
EAIXTE (Allen).— A Welsh Sing^er. A New and Original Novd of Welsh
I^e. Thinl edition. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 6s.
Tom Sails. A Novd of Welsh life. In crown 8vo, doth gilt, 6«.
EAHSDEH (The Lady*Onendolen) — A Smile Within a Tear; and
other FiiiiT Stories. In crown 8vo, handsomely bound in doth gilt, with
numerous roll-page illustrations by Bkbtha. Nbwcombs, 3s. 6d.
EAB'D (Edward A).— Up North in a Whaler ; or. Would He keep his
Colours Flying ? In crown 8vo, handsome doth gilt, bevelled boards, and
gilt edges, with illustrations, 3s. 6d.
Our Clerk from Barkton. In crown 8vo, handsome doth gilt
bevelled boards, and gilt edges, with illustrations, 3s. 6d.
— '• ' Fighting the Saa. In orown 8vo, handsome doth gilt, bevelled boards,
and gilt edges, with illustrations, 3s. 6d.
Making the Best of It. In orown 8vo, handsome doth gilt, bevelled
boards, and gilt edges, with illustrations. 3s. 6d.
EECITEES. See " Aldine," "A 1," and " Platform" Redters.
EEES (Wm. Lee).— 'Sir George Orey, E.C.B. : His Life and Times. In
demy 8vo, buckram gilt, witn photogravure portraits. In 2 vols., 328. ; and
in 1 Yol., 12s. Third and cheaper edition. Contents : —
pizih and Early Yean-Goremment of South Australia— ilxst Oovemment of New Zaaknd
— ntst GorerDonup of Oape Colony— Soeond GovemoraUp of Caps OoloB]^-8eoQlld Qovemontaip
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EETITOLBS (Mrs. Fred)— A Tangled Garden. In crown 8vo, doth
gilt, 6s.
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BISDELL (Ifra-V— Each of the following novels in orown 8yo, handsome
cloth gilt, 2e. 6d. each.
Austin. Friars.
Too Much Alone.
The Sich Husband.
Maxwell Drewitt.
Far Above Rubies.
A Life's Assize.
The World in the Church.
Home, Sweet Home.
Fhemie Keller.
My First Love. Crown 8vo, paper cover, Is.
" EITA"— Adrienne. In orown 8vo, cloth gilt, 68.
The Sinner. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 6i. Third edition.
Feg the Rake. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, Ss. 6d. Seventh edition.
Master Wilberforce. The Story of a Boy. With 30 illustratbns by
G. H. Edwards, in crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 5».
A Woman in It. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, Ss. 6d. Third edition.
■ ijn> 23 OTHEB FopuLAB AuTHOBS. See " Fate of Fenella.*'
Oood Mrs. Hypocrite. A Novel. Third edition. In orown 8v0f
The Bace for Wealth.
The Earl's Promise.
Mortomley's Estate.
Frank Sinclair's Wife.
The Ruling Passion.
My First and My Last Love.
City and Suburb.
Above Suspicion.
Joy After Sorrow.
cloth gilt, 3b. 6d.
Kitty the Rag. A Novel. Third edition. In crown 8vo, doth gilt,
38. 6d.
RIDOE (W. Pett).-The Second Opportunity of Mr. Staplehurst. In
small crown 8vo, with illustrationi), head-pieces, and initials, bv D. A. Dbbw,
and with fnmtiBpieoe and title-page in colours. In doth gut, 2b. 6d. In
artistic paper, 2fl.
ROBERTS (Morley).— The Adventure of the Broad Arrow. An
Australian ROToiauce. By the Author of *'The Adventures of a Ship's
Doctor," &c. With eight full-page illustrations by A. D. MoCobmioe, R.B.A.
In doth gilt, 8s. 6d.
— ~ — Maurice . Uuain. In crown 8vo, doth gilt, 68.
The Oreat Jester. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, Ss. 6d.
BOBnrSOH (F. W.).— ^^^^ o^ ^^ following novels in crown 8vo^ cloth gilt,
28. 6d.
' Christie's Faith. I Wild Flower.
Garry's Confession.
Under the Spell.
House of Elmore.
Milly's Hero.
Mr. Stewart's Intentions.
Vo Man's Friend.
One and Twenty.
Poor Humanity.
Owen, a Waif.
Woodleigh.
A Woman's Ransom.
Mattie, a Stray.
Slaves of the Ring.
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BOE (Kn. Haroourt). — The Bomance of Mm. Wodehouse. la crown Sro,
oloth ^t, 6b.
BUSSELL (W. Clark).— The Tragedy of Ida IToble. In orown 8to,
handBome moth gilt) with 46 illostrationB hj Eyebabo HoFKnrs, 3s. 6d.
8ACKVILLE (The Lady Margfaret). See **Book of Beauty.'*
St AMAND (Imbert de). See ** FamouB Women of the French Court."
The Bevolution of 1848. Translated by Elizabbth Gilubi Maxok,
with four portraits. In crown Svo, doth gilt, and gilt top, 68.
8ALI8 (Mm. H. de). See -De Salis."
8AXJVDEB8 fJohn).— larael Mort^-Overman. A Noyel. In crown Sto,
cloth gilt, 28. 6d.
8CHBEIVEB (Oliye).— The Story of an African Farm. New edition,
with photogravure portrait of author. In crown 8vo, handsome doth gilt,
Ss. 6d. Ninety-first thousand.
SCOTT (Clement).— Blossom Land and Fallen I^eaves. With photo-
gravure portrait. Crown 8vo, doth gilt, 38. 6d. Third and cheap edition.
— -~- Atm 23 OTHBB PoFTTLiB AuTHOBS. See - Fate of Fenella.''
— — » AKD 6 OTHBB PopuLAB Attthobs. See ** Seven Christmas Eves."
SCOTT (Leader)— The Benunciation of Helen. By the Author of
<' Tuscan Studies." In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, Gs.
SEGTTB DE (Count Philippe).— An Aide-de-Camp of Napoleon L
Translsted by H. A. Patohbtt Mabxut. Third edition. In demy 8vo, doth
giltf with photogravure portrait, 66.
SEBOEANT (Adeline).— The Mistress of Unest. Fourth edition. In
crown 8vo, handsome doth gilt, 3s. 6d.
— ^ A Deadly Foe. A Bomance of the Northern Seas. In crown 8vo,
doth gilt, 3s. 6d.
Boger Vanburgh's Wife. Third Edition. In crown 8vo, handsome
doth gilt, 8s. Gd.
The Lady Charlotte. Second edition. In crown 8vo, doth gilt, 66.
The Idol Maker*. Third edition. In orown 8vo, handsome doth gflt.
38. 6d.
i— — AKD 23 OTHEB PopuLAB AtTTHOBS. See " Fate of Fenella.**
Seven Christmas Eves. Being the Romance of a Social Evolution. By Cu>
Gbavbs, B. L. Fabjeon, FlobskcbHabbtat, G. Makville Fbnk, ]£b8. Camp-
bell Pbabd, Justin Huntlt MoCabtht, and Clement Soott. In crown 8to»
doth gilt, with 28 illustrations by Dm>LET Habot, 2s. 6d.
SHABPE (B. Bowdler, LL.D., &C.), See " Concise Knowledge Lihwry."
SHELLET (Miss Bfora). See •* Book of Beauty.*'
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SHERWOOD (Mra.).— Hexury Xilner. niuatnted, ctown 8vo, beveOod
boards, doth gilt, 1b. 6d.
The Indian Pilgrim. Illustrated, crown Svo, bevelled boards, cloth
gUt, Is. 6d.
Silver Fairv Book (The). Fairr Tales of Other Lands, hj 8asah Bebk-
BABDT, £. P. Labxbn, Hobaob Musbezok, Hxossipfb Morbau, Quatbellbs,
EwZJi SS GlBA&DIN, WXLHBLX HjlUF, XjiYZIB MaBICIER, LoUIB SB GbA-
MOST, VouTAiBB, eto. In foap. Svo, richly silvered cloth, and sUvered edges.
Second edition, 6s.
SLABEH (BouglasK—Tl^e Admiral. In crown 8vo, handsome doth binding,
6s.
SPENDER (Kn. J. Kent).— A Strange Temptation. In crown 8vo,
cloth gilt, and g^t top, 28. 6d. , and in paper boards, 28.
A Waking. In crown Svo, doth gilt, gilt top, with illustrations, 28. 6d.
No Humdrum Life for Me. A Story of an English Home. With
illustrations, oiown Svo, handsome doth gilt, bevelled bouds, and gilt edges,
8s. 6d.
STABLES (Dr. Oordoilf R.H.).— The Cruise of the Crystal Boat. The
Wild, the Weird, the Wonderful. With illustrations, in crown Svo, handsome
doth gilt, bevdled boards, and gilt edges, 38. 6d.
STEEL (Plora Annie). See « Modem Marriage Macket."
STEVEHSOH (Mr8.).~*Woodrap's Binah. In narrow crown Svo, doth gilt.
Is. 6d. ; in paper, Is. With iUustrations.
STOKER (Bram), anb 23 othbb PopciiAB Aothobs. See "Pate of Penella."
STOPPORD (The Lady Charlotte). See ^ Book of Beauty."
STOWE (H. B.).— Uncle Tom's Cabin. Large crown Svo, dnth gUt and
gilt edges, with 27 illnsttatioQs by GBORes Cbuzzshakz, Ss. 6d. Illustrated
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2s. 6d. ; also in bevelled boards, doth gilt, illustrated. Is. 6d. '
STUR0I8 ^Julian).— A ICaster of Fortune. In narrow crown Svo. doth
gilt, 28. In artistic paper. Is. 6d., with frontispiece and title-page in colours.
SWAV ^(Annie 8.) (Mrs. Burnett Smith).— Wyndham's Daughter, a
JNovd. In crown Svo, doth gilt, 6s.
Kemories of Margaret Orain^r, Schoolmistress. In crown Svo
doth gilt, 3s. 6d., with 12 full-page illustrations by D. Mubbat tSioTR. '
Elisabeth Glen, M.B. The Experiences of a Lady Doctor. In crown
Svo, doth gilt, 3s. 6d., with 12 full-page illustrations by Bichabd Tod and
D. MtIBBAT SlOTB.
A Bitter Debt. A Tale of the Black Country. Cheap edition In
large crown Svo, doth gilt, with illustrations by D. Hubbat Smitil Ss 6d
Tenth thousand.
Courtship and Marriagre. In narrow Svo, doth gUt, Is. 6d. : and in
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A Poolish Marriage. A Sto^ of Edinburgh Student Life. With six
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and in paper cover. Is. 22nd thousand. * • >
The Curse of Cowden. Narrow Svo, doth gOt, Is. 6d.. and in
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A Stormy Voyager. In large crown 8vo, doth gilt, with illnatratiana
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The Ne'er do Well. In crown 8vo, doth gilt, with illuBtrationa by
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Homespun. A Study of a Simple Folk. In narrow 8to, doth gilt, with
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** TA8MA," AND 23 OTHBB PoFULAB AuTHQBS. See ** Fate of Feneila."
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Walter .Gorin^t Crown 8vo, doth gilt, 2s. 6d.
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TOTTEIfHAM (Blanehe Loftus).— In the Shadow of the Three. In
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TREE (Mrs. Beerbohm). See "Book of Beauty.*'
TBOLLOPE (Mrs.), ^in> 23 othxb Populab Authobs. See « Eato of Feneila.'*
TVTI.int (Sarah).— A Bubble Fortune. In crown 8vo, handsome dothgilt^
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VAHE (Lady). 3ee ** Book of Beauty."
(I>erek) The Three Daughters of Night. In crown 8to, olothgilt,
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TEBHE (Jules).— Adventures in Southern Afirica. Illustrated, erown
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^ A Voyage to the Centre of the Earth. Illustrated, arown 8vo,
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Bound the World in Eighty Days. Illustrated, otown 8vo, bevdled
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WILLIES (Gaston)* — The Forgotten Isles. Impressions of travd in thf
Balearic Isles, Oorsioa, and Sardinia. Translated by Fiedeiio Breton* In demj
8vo, handsome dothgfilt, with 167 illnstrations bj the author, ]6h.
YOOEL (Sir Julian).— A.D. 2000; or, Woman's Destiny. Crown 8vo,
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WALL ( AW.)."-71^e Fall of Constantinople. In crown 8vo, doth gilt, 6b.
WALKSLEY (Colonel Hugh llnllenenx).--Branksoxne Dene: A Sea
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The Brig and the Lugger. Illustrated orown 8vo, cloth gQt extra..
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WABWICK (The Countess of). See ".Joseph Arch."
WATEBFOBS (The Xarchioness of). See "Book of Beanfy/'
WATSOH (H. B. Marriott).— The Web of the Spider. A Story of New
Zealand Adventure. In crown 8vo, oloth gilt, and gilt top, with illustrationa
bv BrtksusT L. Wood and 8. H. Veddeb, Ss. 6d, ; in doth gilt and gilt topw
2h. 6d. Fifth edition.
WATTS (Theodore). See " Book of Beauty,"
WEST (Mrs. Comwallia). See « Book of Beauty."
WEBSTEB (J. Provand).— The Oracle of Baal. A Bomance of Adventuiw
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WHKINS (W. H). See << Barton, Isabella Lady."
WILKINS (W. H.) and THATCHEE (P.).— The Holy Estate* A Novd.
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WUIiIAHS (Pf ofessox P. Harald).--Oonfessions of a Poet. Vdwne oi
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WILLIAMSpir (ICn. F. Haroonrt).— A Provincial Lady. A Koyel.
Second edition. In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 68.
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Edinburgh society— while the Northern Athens was still the seat of fashion— of wild Kitty Queensbeiry,
of Mrs. Cockbum, the Madame de S^vign6, of Canongate, and of Mrs. Jacky Murray, sister of the
great Lord Mansfield, who ruled the routs at the old Assembly Rooms with a despotic sway, are lifelike
and clever. ' Lady Jean's Son ' is from first to last a delightful story." — Pall Mall GaMette.
Colour Sergeant No. i Company (5). By Mrs. Leith
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Romance," " Geoffrey Stiriing," etc. Second Edition.
** A master-piece of human pathos and clever production." — Scoismeuu
'' Tragedy and comedy are effectively blended in a romance written throughout with grace and
vivacity." — Daily News,
"This story deals with materials which the author has treated before now with distinguushed
success. The scenes of barrack life in Ireland during the Feiiinn scare are good, and it would be
difficult to conceive anything of the kind that is better." — Saturday Review.
" Mrs. Adams has given us in this book a thc»-oughly healthy, and at the same time a thoroughly
interesting story It is admirably told, and it is of distinct literary merit." — New Age,
*' Mrs. Leith Adams writes with so womanly and sympathetic a pen that it is always a pleasure to
read her stories. With considerable ingenuity and force Mrs Leith Adams draws many a striking
picture of Irish life. A novel which wiu fully maintain the excellent reputation of its clever author." —
Court Journal:
The Inn by the Shore (6). By Florence Warden, Author
of " The House on the Marsh," " Pretty Miss Smith," " A Wilful Ward,"
" A Perfect Fool," etc. Fourth Edition.
"Th s is not a book upon which to while away a stray half-hour, the reader should be warned in
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original, the story well designed and artistically constructed. It is a strong book.**— Wf*/rr» Daily
Mercury,
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" I can heartily recommend as a certain^ remedy for ennui, and as a companion i t moments wfaea
you may have a vacant or a pensive mood, without anything to rc>joice eiih«>r the outward or inwaid
eye — Miss Florence Warden's new and interesting story. It is a capital tale in every respect, from the
first p^e to the last the story is brightly and crisply written." — JNtvt Agt,
The Green Book; or, Freedom under the Snow (7).
(Authorized Edition.) By Maurus J6kai. Translated into English by
Mrs. Waugh (Ellis Wright), with Portrait of Dr. J6kai. Sixth Editiok,
" Altogether a great book and worth all the novels of native growth we are likely to see this season.
—PaUMaliGaatne.
" In its panoramic vridth of outlook, its inexhaustible fertility of invention and barbaric splendoor c€
colouring, Maurus Jdkai's great novel challenges comparison with Tolstoi's * War and Peace' There is.
a succession of brilliant tableaux. To read this remarkable book is like witnessing a magnificent Oriental
pageant. It is of enthralling interest, and takes rank with the great novels of the century."— >Sy«riSaii»*-.
' The author has given us a group of striking personalities, of every one of^ whom it is not too i
to say that it is brilliantly drawn and vividly presented. From every point of view * The Green Book' t&
a book to bcTead. It is a work of fine art." — Daily Chronicle,
Mr. Courtney says in the Daily Telegraph : " It is truly an astounding book. In fiavce and fire and
prodigal variety he reminds one of the elder Dumas.**
" Had not Maurus T6kai already taken his place as one of the foremost novelists of the wrorld, ' The
Green Book,' alone would have sufnced to raise him into that position • . • a novel which shook!
take its place among the first rank of its contemporaries.'" — New Saturday,
My Bonnie Lady (8). By Leslie Keith, Author of
" Love of Prue," "'Lisbeth," "The Chilcotes," " In spite of Herself," etc.
Second Edition.
" A singularly pleasing novel. The charm of the tale lies in the dialogue, which is always full of
good sense and feeling, freauently witty. The writer is to be congratulated on the strength with which
he has drawn his leading ^zxxucxvn"— Scotsman,
" Of the characters there can be no two opinions ; they are firmly and skilfully poitrayed, and imnvcss
the mind as lix'ing beings would. For the deformed minister, his old nurse, Captjun Ingtis, Dr. nay.
and the schoolmaster, we have nothing but praise ; they are active representations of their types, and
form no small portion of the attraction which this homely story will exercise over the most blrnat of
readers." — Glasgow Daily Mail.
" Leslie Keith's novel must be classed with the finest of the year. Certainly no Scottish novel pob-
lished within a considerable period can eoual it either in literary excellence or national spirit. I>oes
credit to Scottish Literary \ti.'* —Dundee Advertiser.
The Winds of March (9). By George Knight, Author of
"Dust in the Balance," " Sapphira of the Stage,'* "The Circle of the
Earth," etc. Second Edition,
"The celibacy of the priesthood is a difficult subject to handle, but Mr. George Knight's 'The
Winds of March ' cannot but add to his already considerable reputation. Told with a vigour, a pathos,
and a wealth of poetic sympathy with all that is beautiful, and that makes the book admirable from fint
to last."— .y/zir.
*' Teems with humanity and life ; and there are scenes of strong dramatic force and touches of pare.
emotional (Kithos, proof of the author's literary power. * Winds of March * is a book to be read." —
The Observer.
" Interesting and clever, with touches of true pathos, and a sense of atmosphere and fife." —
.4cademy.
" Since his last work, Mr. George Knight has unquestionably advanced by leaps and bounds, and he
must soon force his way into the very first rank of our novelists. It is a great novel . . . one of the
best, if not the best novel that this season has produced. It is an ennobling and invigorating book that
everyone should read."— W^<p<vfr/r Sun,
A Strong Necessity! (10). By Isabel Don, Author of
** Only," " Clarchen," " Zohrah," **The Story of Holland," etc.
"Miss Isabel Don has constructed a very excellent story, and exhibits great skill in depicting
character. She has reproduced the various figures with most Iile*like exactness.*—/'*// Mall Gmaette.
" When once taken up it is not likely to be readily laid aside." — lielfast Evening TeUgrapk,
" As a work of art it is easily the superior of any book mentioned in thb column. Miss Isabel Dod
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Forbidden by Law (12). By Major Arthur Griffiths.
Author of "The History of Millbank Prison," "The Rome Express,"
" Secrets of the Prison House," " A Prison Princess," etc.
Third Edition.
" This is a rattling good story with plenty of go in it. All admirably conceived characters. The
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and exciting ... A very effective love affair is woven into the darker phases of the story." — Littraiy
" ' Forbidden by Law' certainly is one of the best books of the season."— C4Wj;f/r« Magazine.
Pretty Michal (13). By Maurus J6kai (Authorized Edition).
Translated from the first Hungarian edition, by R. Nisbet Bain, with
Portrait of Dr. Jokai. Fourth Edition.
''We admire the work of Maurus Jdkai. Vivid it is, and there is a superabundance of incident ...
Jdkai is faithfully realistic, and we are l>ound to believe his assurance that this novel is founded on historical
tacts. A series of wonderfully striking pictures of the condition of Transylvania [and the Hungarian
frontier districts] in the middle of the seventeenth century." — Times,
" It is part of the high art of the story that the author has kept the whole atmosi^ere free from the
complexity, the subtle motives of a later and more sophisticated age. Maurus Jdkxu's novel is a book to
lie itsA,'*--Saturday Review,
Miss Providence (14). By Dorothea Gerard, Author
of " Lady Baby," " An Arranged Marriage," " A Spotless Reputation," and
joint author of " Reata," " The Waters of Hercules," etc.
Fourth Edition.
" Miss Providence is essentially a type of English girlhood. She never loses the sympathy inspired
by her innate generosity. A satisfactor>' climax closes a book which it would be a mistake for any
fervent lover of fiction not to read." — Morning Post.
" This amusing and sparkling story ... It does not do to give the cream of the novel here ; and
the cream, like that of Devon, is thick and pleasant. It is a charming story by no means out of the
range of real life." — Birmingham Daily Post.
Valentine: A Story of Ideals (15). By Curtis Yorke,
Author of " Hush," " Dudley," " That Little Girl," " A Romance of Modem
London," etc. Third Edition.
" The tale is brightly and prettily written.**— /*a//ilf a// Gazette,
^ " We have read nothing so fresh and crisp and pleasant for some time. Valentine, the heroine, is a
delightful creation. We feel sure the book will achieve popularity." — Court Citxular,
The Lion of Janina : or, The Last Days of the Janis-
saries (16). By Maurus Jokai. Translated from the first Hungarian
edition by R. Nisbet Bain ; with Specially Engraved Portrait of the Author
in Hungarian Costume, Fourth Edition.
" it is a fascinating story ... It is a brilliant and lurid series of pictures drawn by a great
master's hand. Maurus J6kai . . . paints with a bi^ brush, with a masculinity, an audacity of touch
that rivals Rubens. He has imagination, he has vision, he has great style. To say more of him were
here superfluous ; to say less were stupid." — Daily Chronicle.
" The charm of the book, and it is great, lies in its ima^native quality. Whatever passes seems to
pass before the eyes. Without effort and without elaboration every scene in turn is vividly presented.'
— Literature,
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Some Unoffending Prisoners (17). By John Fulford.
The Hungarian Nabob (18). Authorized Edition. By
MAURUd J6kai, Author of "The Green Book," "Pretty Michal," etc.
Translated from the Hungarian, by R. Nisbet Bain, with Specially Engraved
Portrait of the Author. [April.
European critics unanimously a^ee that this novel, with its sequel, " Sultan Kaparthy," is the great
Magyar romancer's most characterstic work. As a picture of life — especially country life — ^in Hungary,
at trie beginning of this century, it has never been surnassed for fidelity and vividness. The pecoJiar,
semi-feudal^ patriarchal state of things existing in old Hungary supply excellent materials for the
author's Dickensian humour to work upon, and here the reader will find his best comic tvpes studied
from life and on the spot. Such masterly creations as old Count John Karpathy and his dissolute nephew,
Abellino, are sufficient of themselves to make the reputation of any author.
A Sessationcd GhineBe Story!
The Captive of Pekin; or, A Swallows Wing. By
Charles Hannan, Author of ** Chin-Chin-Wa," etc., and of the Dramas
" A House of Lies," " Honour among Thieves,** " The Opium Eater," " The
Setting of the Sun," *• The Lily of the Field," " Sweet Olivia," etc., and part
author with Wilson Barrett in "Our Pleasant Sins." With 35 Graphic
Illustrations by A. J. B. Salmon. Sbcond Edition.
" Told with great vividness. The reader's interest does not flag from beginning to end,"— Timet,
"The plan of the story is good, the movement well sustained, and the whole likely to captivate.**
— Daify News.
" The narrative is one of strong dramatic realism. Chin-chin* wa, the most striking figure of this
powerfully- written and absorbing story." — Morning Past.
** This is a truly remarkable narrative. ... It strikes the reader at oace as a clever conception and
thoroughly well told." — Court Journal.
Crying for the Light; or, Fifty Years Ago. By J.
Ritchie [Christopher Crayon] .
The book is in Mr. Ritchie's best style, and the author in the coarse of a well-told and tnteresiinc
story, deals with religious and social questions that at present occupy much attention." — IsU ^Mmm.
Examiner.
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— Birmingham Daily Gazette.
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own again.' " — Dtvon and Exeter Gazette.
"The story is a thoroughly entertainine one, and will more than repay pentsaL Mr. Chttwoda
writes exceedingly well." — Leicester Cktvnicte.
" The > 00k is one which will be read with avidity. It is full, as stated, of hair-breadth escapes ;
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When the Century was Young (2). By M. M. Blake,
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*' A dainty touch and a wholesome but sustained interest render ' When the Centurr was Young
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Thither by the freshness and grace of her feminine portraits, and an old-worid simplicity that rarely fails
to charm." — Morning' Past.
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won." — S^iatar.
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A Dangerous Conspirator (3). By G. Norway. Author of
"The Prisoner of War," "True Cornish Maid," " Lass of John Humble."
Illustrated by Paul Hardy.
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'*'A Dangerous Conspirator,' by G. Norway, is a story of 150 yrars aeo, and is located 'in the
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view of the success which has attended the translation of various Hungarian novels, notably those <A
Dr. Maurus Jdkai, the book is one to interest many readers.
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Dr. Dumany's Wife. By Maurus J6kai (Authorized
Edition). Translated from the Hungarian by F. Steinitz.
Third Edition.
*' This production of the ^jeat Hungarian novelist cannot fail to find favour with all who love a good
story. The i>lot of the book is of extraordinary interest^ but apart from this the word>painung at the
gifled writer is of the most vivid charsbcter, his description of a catastrophe on the St. Gothard railway
being one of the most realistic and thrilling ever penned. The translation is exceedingly well done." —
Liverpool Mercury.
** Certainly a remarkable novel. Jdkai has a dash and daring which none of our own writers can
approach. " — Ivestem Morning Netus^
'Midst the Wild Carpathians. By Maurus Jokai.
(Authorized Edition.) Translated from the Hungarian by R. Nisbet Bain.
Second Edition*
" A thrilling Hungarian historical novel. Jdkai's extraordinary dramatic and descriptive powers
have full play." — Truth,
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By the Deep Sea. By E. Step, Author of "Wayside
and Woodland Blossoms,'* etc. 113 Illustrations. Small 8vo, Cloth gilt.
" A Popular Introduction to the Wild Life of the British Shores " for the
Unscientific Rambler, the Lover of Living Nature, the Average Family
Party on their Annual Visit to the Seaside, and to the Young Naturalist.
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practical hints as to the best time for working, and instrument simple enough — wherewith to work,
precede descriptions of the life-forms to be looked iar."— Daily Chronicle.
" Mr. Step describes and illustrates pleasantly many of the common and some of the uncommoa
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LrOuis Draycott (i). By Mrs. Leith Adams.
Second Edition.
" The whole tone of the book, in common with all Mrs. Laflfan's works, is ennobling."— j&/rwrMt,pAam
Gazette.
*'* Louis Draycott' is a story that profoundly touches and interests the reader; it moves both his
heart and his imagination, and should raise Mrs. Leith Adams' reputation as a writer of fiction." —
Scotsman.
jeoflfrey Stirling (2). By Mrs. Leith Adams.
Fifth Edition.
" It may be assumed how highly we think of this novel when, in summing up its imperfections we
can only find one very venial i9»jXx." —Standard.
Bonnie Kate (3). By Mrs. Leith Adams. Second Edition.
" Mrs. Leith Adams' work is always clever. In ' Bonnie Kate ' there are several characters drawn with
charming delicacy of touch. The scenes in the old Yorkshire farm are capital ; all is told with no little
power and pathos. Nor should we omit the dogs. There are comical dogs, there is an over-indulged
dogg^, and there \s a spaniel retriever, one of the very jolliesc dogs we ever met, with the virtues of a
saint and the manners of a lord-in-waiting."— 7'-** Times.
A New Othello! (4). By Iza Duffus Hardy.
Second Edition.
"One of the most powerfully-written books this talented author has yet produced, engrossing
throughout, enthralling in interest."— I^tfui/y Fair.
** The closing chapters are tremendous in their intensity."— ^M^»r«>«.
"The reader will at once perceive that * A New Othello' is constructed with real skill, and told
with vigour and directness." — Spectator.
The Maid of London Bridge (5). A story of the time of
Kelt's Rebellion. By Somerville Gibney, Author of "The Hovellers of
Deal," "John o' London," etc. Third Edition.
" An historical story. . . . The author shows a praiseworthy intimacy both with the geography
of Old London and with the particulars of Kelt's Rebellion and subsequent disturbances."— ^/Aik^tmiw.
" It is just such a story as Harrison Ainsworth might have written."— SHAr Scotsman*
Eveline Wellwood (6). A Tale of Modern Irish Life. By
Major Norris Paul. Third Edition.
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Times.
" There is a sprinkle of satire— light, dinner-table satire— through the writing, that will be olives to
the salad for many readers," — Literary IVorld.
Old Lattimer's Legacy (7). By J. S. Fletcher, Author of
" When Charles the First was King," " The Winding Way," " Andrewlina,"
*• Mr. Spivey's Clerk," " Frank Carisbroke's Stratagem," etc.
" • Old Lattimer's Legacy ' is cleverly written and interesting."— Vanity Fair,
*' The author is completely successful in arresting the attention of the reader. Some good character
sketches are furnished, and the incidents are arranged with considerable ingenuity."— M^/ri(r Citizen.
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That Little Girl (8). By Curtis YoRKE. Fifth Edition.
"A very charmins: and well*written story "—^Mem.
" This is a novel of considerable interest and spirit. The tone of the story is throughout everything
that we could wish." — Spectator,
" A pleasant novel is * That Little Girl,' in a style that is bright, fresh, and originaL'*— /.a/^ '
Piciari«U,
Dudley (9). By Curtis YoRKE. Fourth Edition.
*' The story is a well written and interesting one. The book is published in one volume, but has more
in and is better worth reading than the majbrity of three-volume novels.** — Viuuty Jtair.
The Wild Ruthvens (10). By Curtis Yorke.
Fifth Editiok,
"A good story, vigorously written, and of sustained interest." — Aberdeen Free Press.
" The most notable feature of ' The Wild Ruthvens,' by Curtis Yorke, is the extremely natwaJ
representation of children and their ways, and no sort of fidelity is more commendable and refreshing
in what purports to be 'a home tXaty,^ -—The Saturday Review.
The Brown Portmanteau, and other Stories (11). By
Curtis Yorke. Second Edition.
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•' The writer is natural, realistic, and enltxtaJLmTig." —Morning Post.
Hush! (12). By Curtis Yorke. Fourth Edition.
'* ' Hush ' is in many ways a remarkable novel, and from every point of view superior to the current
fiction of the A«y."— Morning Post.
" Curtis Yorke, the author of ' Hush,' may be congiatulated on having produced a very readable
novel. The interest is well sustained throughout." — Daily Telegraph.
Once! (13). By Curtis Yorke. Second Edition.
" Full in incident, rich in pathos and passion, and told in fascinating language, 'Once' will be
warmly appreciated by all lovers of fiction."— CAr/>//aii Age,
"Showing all Curtis Yorke's capacity for vigorous and vivid writing, and for skilful oonstroctioD
of plot."— -Scottish Leader.
*' A work of quite uncommon power and interest. Distinctly an exceptional xxo!tti."—Newcattlt
Daily Leader.
A Romance of Modern London (14). By Curtis Yorke*
Third Edition.
" The story is told throughout not only with great cleverness, but with unustuil delicacy and tender-
ness."— Guardian.
** The best story we have read for many a long day.'* — Bath Herald.
His Heart to Win (15). By Curtis Yorke.
Second Edition.
"An enjoyable and entertaining one* volume w>\f\^*— Manchester Examiner.
" The brightest and pleasantest of Curtis Yorke's stories. ' — Newcastle Daily Leader.
Darrell Chevasney (16). By Curtis Yorke.
Second Edition.
" Curtis Yorke's repuut ion for talent and vigour as a story-teller is already established. Thb new
novel will increase it. It is a good example of the writer's gift of being sentimental without being
maudlin."— 7'A^ Bookman.
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Between the Silences, and other Stories (17). By
Curtis Yorke. Second Edition.
'* A collection of short stories which will charm all readers. The situations are novel, and always
interesting. Comedy and tragedy are alike developed with great artistic power,"— BrituA tVggkiy,
The Peyton Romance (18). By Mrs. Leith Adams.
Third Edition.
" Mrs. Leith Adams is a graceful writer, with a keen sense of the value of incident, humour, and the
pathos which is not morbidness, and she has put it to good use in 'The Peyton Romance.' Characters
are sketched— with a good deal of insight and truth to nature.*' — Watem Daily Mercury*
"The Golden Milestone (19). By Scott Graham, Author
of "A Bolt from the Blue," " The Sandcliffe Mystery," etc. Second Edition
" ' The Golden Milestone ' is a novel the interest of which deepens as it goes on ; it is written
wittily and brightly, and is a well«contrived tale worth perusal." — Cambridge Chronicle,
'* A novel whose penisal is its best recommendation." — Liverpool Daily Pott,
A Record of Discords (20). By Curtis Yorke.
Third Edition.
"We ungrudgingly concede the fascinating powers of the story. It is skilfully developed, and the
interest in it never flags. When once it is taken up, * A Record of Discords ' is not easily put down
until finished."— CArrf//ai» Age.
Cherry Ripe! (21). By Helen Mathers. Eighth Edition.
**Miss Helen Mai
extended audience now
Miss Helen Mathers' ^pular and romantic story, ' Cherry Ripe ! ' may expect a still further
BOW that it is mcluded in the neat and tasteful * Greenback ' Series.''— Zi/wary World.
Story of a Sin (22). By Helen Mathers. Fifth Edition.
"The novel is well written, bright, and entertaining, the interest maintained throughout to the
highest degree." — Belfast Evening Telegraph,
'* • The Story of a Sin ' is a novel of singular attractiveness, and bears throughout the impress of
care and power. The characters in the work are clearly and strongly dmwi\."-*Netuctutle Daily
Leader,
Eyre's Acquittal (23). (Sequel.) By Helen Mathers.
Fourth Edition.
" It is written with much power, and the incidents abound with the gifted authoress' distinctive
characteristics. It is one of the favourite works of Miss Mathers, and as such is certain to command a
wide and deserved popularity." — Preston Guardian,
Jock o' Hazelgreen (24). By Helen Mathers.
Fourth Edition.
" This novel should give thousands of readets an opportunity of becoming acquainted with the work
of one of our most attractive writers of fiction." — The Star,
" The story is full of interest, and is well written." — Eastern Daily Press.
My Lady Green Sleeves (25). By Helen Mathers.
Sixth Edition.
" The book is written with great vivacity, and it does not contain a dull page. The plot moves very
briskly, is evolved with much artistic skill and fowtu"— Aberdeen Daily Press,
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Found Out ! (26). By Helen Mathers. io3rd Thousand.
" Written in the authoress' best style. The plot is well designed ... the dialogue is brisk
and sprightly, and characters well drawn." — Leictster ChronicU,
I " It is a powerful piece of writing." — The Liberal.
The Medlicotts (27). By Curtis Yorke. Second EoiTioy.
" I have read various pleasant works by Curtis Yorke, but I am really iadined to think that * The
Medlicotts ' is the pleasantest of them e\\"—New Age.
** After most of the fiction one has to read nowadays, a book like ' The Medlicotts ' is sin^ularlj
welcome ; you read it with a pleasure which is all the ereater for the fact that you are continually
surprised at your ability to enjoy this particular form of literature." — Pall Mail Gazette.
"The tone of this delightful romance of home life is thoroughly wholesome througboot.** — Dailjr
Telegraph.
The Heart of a Mystery (28). By T. W. Speight, Author
of "The Mysteries of Heron Dyke," "The Grey Monk," etc.
Second Edition.
" The Story throughout justifies its name — told so deftly, that it b nearing the close ere any other
solution seems to be possible than that ostentatiously foreshadowed within the first hundred pages." —
Scotsman.
" Mr. Speight's novel is a mixture of the styles of Wilkie Collins and Mrs. Henry Wood. It is not
eaual to the work of the former, but in some respects it is better than that of the author of ' East Lj-nn.
Altogether 'The Heart of a Mystery' will keep the reader's attention well enchained." ~^c«u/n«rf.
Man^ Proposes (29). By Mrs. Alfred Phillips, Author of
" Benedicta," "A Rude Awakening," etc. Third Edition,
"A delightful story, pleasantly intermingled with light and shade, wrought out with true aittstic
power." — North British Advertiser.
**The book is written easily and pleasantly, and there are some beautiful and pathetic scenes in
it."— Pall Mall Gazette.
"The story is one which gives satisfaction as well as excites interest.**— Z,rrr>/«»/ Daily Post.
The Last of the Haddons (30). By Mrs. E. Newman,
Author of " Too Late," ** With Costs," etc. Second Edition.
" The story is equal to any that she has written ; in some jpoints, perhaps, it surpasses what she has
done before. The story is strong in every way, the plot bemg well conceived, and worked out in
masterly style." — IVestem Momtng News.
** Possesses a quiet interest that will hold the atteutioD of those who ask f<x- nothing more than a
readable volume." — Literary World.
Allanson's Little Woman (31). By Eastwood Kidson.
"A story which can be enjoyed by every lover of wholesome fiction. A welcome relief from the
novels of the hysterical school of writers." — Publishers^ Circular.
" A story which will delight the public." — Steu^.
Lindsay's Girl (32). By Mrs. Herbert Martin, Author
of " Britomart," " Bonnie Leslie," " Common Clay," " A Man and a
Brother," etc. Second Edition.
"The story is extremely interesting, and its glimpses of everyday life .... are \-ery tme tx>
fact.*'— ^ cademy.
" Enough that in a multitude of novels which no bookseller can number, this one has a place far abo\'e
the average. It is worth reading, worth remembering, and that means always, as Mr. Ruskin says,
* worth buying.* " — Dum/ries Courier.
" ' Lindsay's Girl ' deser\-es to achieve popularity. "~Z>af7;ff Telegrttpk.
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Wrongly Condemned (33). By Mrs. Bagot Harte,
Author of ** Bianca," etc.
" The story is excellently told, and should prove one of the most popular. "—TV? Day.
" The scenes in court are well written, and the book ^ ... is certainly interesting.**—
Acmd4my,
" Presents a perfectly feasible plot in a finelv natural setting . . . several of the later chapters
are brimful of dramatic vigour, and go to show that the' authoress commands a powerful pca."—Duiuiee
Advtrtwr.
The Thirteenth Brydain (34).
Author of " Wingrove's Ways," ** Dick's \
By Margaret Moule,
► Wife," '* Miss Maidment," etc.
'The intert:«t in the plot is well maintained, and the tale is unfolded ri^t pleasantly. The dimity
e language and the pict "*^ '- ' '*- -* -'*- -* ^'-
chaam"—J'aiI Ma// Gasttte,
of the language and the pictutesqueness of the style invest these word-pictures with an undeniable
''-Pa/7 A- ""
Through Another Man's Eyes (35). By Eleanor Holmes,
Author of "The Price of a Pearl," "To-day and To-morrow," "A Painter's
Romance," etc.
" An unusally well-planned and well-sustained novel. A book quite out of the common run. Full
of admirable portraits, and the characters act with consistency. It is really refreshing to encounter so
thoroughly clever a novel . . . Mrs. Holmes has done very fine work, and done it with a tact and skill
which demand warm recognition." — Cuardian,
Mrs. Wylde (36). By Linda Gardiner, Author of ** His
Heritage," etc.
" Remarkably strdhg and vigorous characteriration ... an able and very entertaining story, the
plot being decidedly ingenious and worked up in a way that must of necessity hold the reader's close
attention. — Literary Wor/d,
" There is much that is really good in Mrs. Wylde. A clever and exciting story. "—T'A^ Times.
A Prince of Como {:i7). By Mrs. E. M. Davy, Author
of ** a Daughter of Earth," " Under the Rose," " Between Man and Wife."
" Will be seized . . . and perused from cover to cover with unflagging interest^ as the character
of the heroine is decidedly fresh and her adventures are described with humour and sentiment."— >S>«rMt^
" There is not a dull chapter in it. Such books are a real acquisition to the world of fiction." —
IVestem Morning News.
Ruth Farmer (38). By Agnes Marchbank, Author of
** Family Ties," "Some Edinburgh Bohemians," etc.
*' Full of interest, pleasantly and brightly told, the dialogue is lively and natural. The moral
of the book is excellent. '—Hearth and Home.
" The novel is well written, and the writer is conspicuousljr successful in those passages in which the
people speak in the pleasing homely dialect. It will be read with interest and saXA&iAction."— Scotsman.
The Lovely Malincourt (39). By Helen Mathers.
Sixth Thousand.
" There is not a dull passage in the book from beginning to end . . . the play of human pathos is
fascinating throughout." — Leeds Mercury,
** The story is exhilarating amd is admirably told, and it abounds in interest from first to last."-
North British Advertiser.
*' English novel readers are wont to note with satisfaction the name of Helen Mathers on the title
page of a new story, recanting that announcement as a trustworthy assurance that good store of enter*
tainment has been provided for them anew by that justly popular romancist. Their confidence in this
regard is fully justified by ' The Lovely Malincourt,' the latest and certainly not least meritorious of the
many clever works of fiction hitherto given to publicity by the author of * Coming thro' the Rye.* " —
Dai/y Te/tgraph.
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A Garrison Romance (40). By Mrs. Leith Adams.
Third Editiow.
" It is a very clever book and an absorbingly interesting book, and ooe wherein the dsaracnen act
like real people of flesh and blood and not like Uy iigures." — Liberal.
** A charming novel dealingras the name indicates with military life." — DumUe Advertiser,
" The novel is descriptive of various phases of military life, in dealing with which Mrs. Lcith AdaniK
has won a deserved Tt:p\xtaxioxi,** — Independent.
Harum Scarum! (41). By Esme Stuart.
Third Edition.
" Such as relish a bright, breexy story told with unflaeging vivacity should procure * Ha
Scarmn ' ... the subsidiary characters are excellent, anoTin short, this is one of the brightest and
in parts the merriest of recent novels. Esm^ Stuart has scored a triumphant socccss.'* — Pmblieker*
Circular.
" Miss Esm^ Stuart has created a diarming character in ' Harum Scarum.' . . . This is oertainljr
one of Miss Stuart's best books."— ^/or.
A Bolt from the Blue (42). By Scott Graham, Author
of •* The Golden Milestone," " The SandclifF Mystery," etc. Third Edition.
" Well told. The characters are all human. The situations are strong in themselves and power-
fully set fbrth. The story may be classed as above the average of society novels." — A tAemeum,
" A story which we have read with unusual interest— cultured in style, and original in ooooepcion*
will fully sustain his reputation. The various characters are clearly and effectively drawn, and belong
to thoroughly natural types." — Literary World.
In the Dead of Night ! (43). By T. W. Speight, Author of
"The Grey Monk," " Mysteries of Heron Dyke," etc.
By Virtue of His Office (44). By Rowland Grey,
Author of ** The Power of the Dog," etc.
Britomart (45). By Mrs. Herbert Martin, Author of
** Bonnie Leslie," ** Lindsay's Girl," " A Country Mouse," etc.
Madelon Lemoine (46). By Mrs. Leith Adams, Author
of " Geoffrey Sterling," " Bonnie Kate," " The Peyton Romance," etc.
The Desire of Their Hearts (47). By Margaret Parker,
Author of **To Him Who Waits."
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Jonathan Merle (i). By E. Boyd- Bayly.
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"It is a long time since we have read a more beautiful story than 'Jonathan Merle.' "—Litermy
World.
*' Rich in character and incident, and as charming in substance as it is elevated in tone. In sencral
character it frequently and pleasantly reminds us of the work of Dr. George MacDooaid. — rAr
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Alfreda Holme (2). By E. BoYD-BaYLY. Fourth Edition.
*' It is both graceful and pathetic, and is written with exquisite taste and expression." — Daify
Chronicle,
"A very pretty, bright, interesting book." — Daily Newt,
Zachary Brough's Venture (3). By E. Boyd-Bayly.
Second Edition.
'* There are many bright passages in the unwinding of the threads before all is made smooth. Alto-
gether a delightful hooVS-— Sheffield Daily Telegraph.
"No one who takes up the volume is likely to put it aside until the last diapter is reached."—
Western Daily Press.
Forestwyk ; or, Ten Years After (4). By E. Boyd-Bayly.
Third Edition.
'* From end to end the st(Mry engroiEses attention, and is well worthy to be p^Iaced alongside the other
dever novels by the same author. It is gracefully written, and contains many incidents which thrill the
finer emotions. —yA* Scotsman,
"The actors in ' Forestwyk • have already appeared in * Zachary Brough's Venture,' but the author
believes they are introduced fully enough for their story to be quite clear to those who here make their
ao^uaintance for the first time. A wholesome book, cleverly written, and, though a sequel, quite equal
to Its predecessor. The troubles of Chris and their conclusion, with the various strands of love and
intrigue, are deftly wove into a pleasing whole." — Birmingham Daily GaaetU.
St. Wynfrith (5). By E. Everett-Green.
Second Edition.
" We welcome a second edition of St. Wynfrith's. Like all Miss Everett-Green's work, it is full of
quiet charm ; the humours of the old bedesmen and women are skilfully and amusingly drawn, and the
lesson of the story is gently and yet incisively enforced.'* — Pall Mall Gazette,
Phoebe Deacon (6). By Hude Myddleton.
" A delightful story of domestic life, wherein the author has struck a note so pure, so true, and yet
so stimulating; that one would like to see more of this type of fiction at the present day. There is
undoubted ability displayed throughout the book, united to so great a felicity in the description of
natural %cta9xy. —The Liberai,
Gildas Haven (7). By Mrs. Haycraft.
" Told in an extremely interesting way. The sentiments emphasised are of a higher order, and, as
for the rest, the story fiurushes pleasant pictures of men and things as they are*"'~^'^ Scotsman.
A Noble Wife (8). By John Saunders. Second Edition.
"An interesting historical romance. The noble wife is Mrs. Cranmer. The writer shows a close
acquaintance with the Reformation time, and uses his information pleasantly." — The Bookmtm.
The Farrell Dishonour ; or, Fabian's Folly (9). By
E, M. Pledge, Author of "Loving Whispers for Lonely Workers," "The
Curio Cabinet/' " The Last Baronet," etc.
" There is a restraining pathos in it, and its sincerity and usefixl purpose will recommend it to many
Tt^AKn,*" —Sheffield Independent.
'* The tone of the book is elevating, and the story . . . will appeal to such as entertain like
sympathies with the author, regarding what is here called as the greatest national vice." — Aberdeen
if res Press,
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The Mystery of Landy Court (i). By Fergus Hume.
Second Edition.
" Cleverly writteiii and the interest is kept up to the last page."— Z^ati^ Ttlegrapk.
"An excellent example of his skill in weaving plots, and his cleveme&s in sustainiog a mystery t<» a
dramatic and unlooked-for conclusion." — The Star,
The Lone Inn: A Mystery (2). By Fergus Hume.
Second Edition.
"Even such a master of mysteries as the author may be congratulated on the ingenuity of that
which, in ' The Lone Inn,' keeps the reader from first to last in a maze of expectancy and doubt. The
whole tale is exceptionally weird and eflfective." — Momittg Post.
The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (3). By Fergus Hume.
[Revised Edition.] 377TH Thous.^nd,
" The new edition should be welcome to many." — Scotsman*
"In the new edition just issued . . . there appears a preface by the author in which sonu-
interesting details are iziven. . . . The present edition has been carefully revised and corrected by
the author."— A'^r/* British Advertiser.
The Expedition of Captain Flick (4). By Fergus Hume.
Second Edition.
"A fascinating book in which the author . . . has made the interest centre in a series of wiM
9^y^nx.i\xt&." —Gloucestershire Echo.
"Mr. Hume has always been great on mysteries, but nothing so weird and uncanny as *The
Expedition of Captain Flick ' has ever proceeded from his pen." — Birmingham Daily Gazette.
BY A NEW author.
By Order of the Brotherhood (5). A Story of Russian
Intrigue! By M, Le Voleur. Sixth Thousand.
" We will not spoil the reader's feast by describing the adventures gone through, but will content
ourselves with recommending lYitmJ'— Publishers' Circular.
" It is a cleverly •constructed and readable novel." — Newcastle Daily Leeuier.
" The story is told with an amount of vivacity and an abundance of exciting incident which
will make it of exceedmg interest to a large class of readers." — Huntt Daily Netis.
His Double Self; or, the Transformation of Keith Win-
stanley (6). By E. Curtis, Author of "Dr. Malchi/* "Queen or Bonds-
woman," ** Tamar the Witch," etc.
" The story is excellently told and vividly interesting . . . drawn with keen anal>-si<. of character
. . . a singular and exciting book." — Pall Mall Gasette.
" The tale is not without a certain cleverness in working out a plot such as Dickens only, among
modern novelists, could keep seriously goins. There is something enjoyable in the plausible fluency iK-ith
which the tale maintains its air of mystery. — Scotsman,
The Man in the Check Suit (7). By T. W. H. Delk.
Dainty Dick Stanton (8). By Percy de Lisle.
A Trip to Venus (9). By John Munro.
"A pleasant mixture of light fiction with interesting scientific information.'* — Star.
*' Will be perused with lively and unflagging interest." — Daily Telegraph.
" The writer has worked up a good story. His imagination is as vivid as his pen i* facile."— /Vt/
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The Rejuvenation of Miss Semaphore. A Farcical
Novel. By Hal Godfrey. Seventh Edition.
** It may be said to out-Anstey Anstey ... as mirthful as may be.'* — Daily Telegraph.
** A lightsome, laughable farce . . . Some delightfully grotesque situations. The humour of the
ImoIc is most enjoyable."— Z?«(k Mail.
" The clever expansion of a cle\'er idea . . . Well written, drawn to the life, and full of fun . . .
Not a book to be missed."— Black ami White.
Martha and I : being Scenes and Incidents from our
Suburban Life. By R. Andom, Author of " We Three and Troddles." With
35 Humorous Illustrations by A. Carruthers Gould,
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Dust in the Balance (i). By George Knight, Author
of " Sapphira of the Stage," " The Winds of March," " The Circle of the
Earth," etc. With Title Page and Cover Design by Laurence Housman.
Second Edition.
"Contains a number of striking sketches, some of which are of quite exceptional excellence." —
Bookseller.
"These stories, by a few broad vivid strokes, leave an impression on the memory that lives for
many a day. We can only assure the reader that he will And much real gold among the dust in this
book." — Bradford Observer,
Some Women's Ways (2). By Mary Angela Dickens.
With Title Page and Cover Design by Laurence Housman.
Second Edition.
" There is some humour, some pathos, and occasionally some novelty in these eight stories by Miss
Dickens." — Daily Mail.
" Is distinctly pleasing, and leads iis to hope for more contributions from the author's pen before
long." — Netv Saturday.
" Several of the stories are very interesting and pathetic."— -.4 /Ar«<«#«r.
Blind Larry. — Irish Idylls (3). By Lewis Macnamara.
With Title Page and Cover Design by Laurence Housman.
" One of the most truly pathetic tales we have lighted on for long. Mr. Macnamara is a writer with
a style that hxs sympathy and no little art. He knows his Irish country-side, and he knows how to
present it in its varying atmospheres." — Black etnd White.
" Mr. Macnamara's sketches remind one of Miss Jane Barlow's * Irish Idylls,' with which they
deserve to rank as one of the best contributions to Irish literature we have been presented with for some
time. These Irish Idylls are remarkably faithful pictures of life. The writer possesses the story-
teller's gift to a marked degree."— /wA Independent.
Sweet Audrey ; or, Comedies of Country Life and Town
Glamour (4). By George Morley, Author of " In Rustic Livery," " Leafy
Warwickshire," etc.
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After School ! (i). By Robert Overton, with 24 Illustra-
tions by Rein HOLD Thiele. Third Edition.
"Th« funniest, most entertaining, and most wholesome collection of stories ever written. **--ObTr/Mi*
^^•
" A number of stories describing incidents of school life, and purporting to be the work of the boy»
themselves. Some of them are highly laughable."— il/<7nti«^ Post.
Lights Out ! (2). By Robert Overton, with 26 Illustra-
tions by Reinhold Thiele. Second EoiTioif .
" Win be read with pleasure by hoyu"^Daify N€w*.
" Breezy, lively, and excitine stories of incidents bv land and sea, supposed to be told at eveniiiK
at the boys* dormitory, after the lights are extinguished. '—Timet,
Afloat in a Gipsy Van (3). By E. R. Suffling, Illus-
trated by Paul Hardy. Second Editiok.
'* A capital book for boys." — Daily ChronicU,
" About the most novel and ingenious book for boys we have seen for some tJua^"^Aktrdetu Frwe
Press.
The King's Pardon ; or, the Boy who Saved his Father (4).
By Robert Overton. Illustrated by W. H. Margetson.
Second Edition,
" Mr. Overton has certsunly the knack of writing stories that are particularly taking for boys, to say
nothing of their t\dtxs"— Saturday Review.
Rex ; or, Winning the Vittoria Cross (5). By L. Thompson.
Illustrated by W. B. Wollen, R.I. Second Edition.
" Few better books have been printed this ytax than ' Rex ; or, Wbning the Victoria Cross.' It is a
rattling story."— i'/ar.
Adventures in Texas (6). By Grace Stebbing. Illus-
trated by Paul Hardy. Third Edition.
" A capital book for boys, which we are glad to commend to our young readers."— y«A« ButL
Nailing the Colours ! (7). By W. C. Metcalfe, Author of
'* steady your Helm," etc., Illustrated by G. Grenville Manton.
Second Edition.
" Mr. W. C. Metcalfe, who writes as a practical sailor, will sustain his popularity with ' Nailing the
Colours,' in which he inculcates the principles of courage, honesty, and manlmess."— X>a/^ TeUtre^k.
Far from Home ; the Fights and Adventures of a Run-
away (8). By Robert Overton, Illustrated by Enoch Ward.
Second Edition.
*' ' Far from Home ' is really a capital stor>'. Mr. Overton shows exceptional ingenuity and fresh-
ness."— Times.
** Abounds in stirring adventure, bright, and wholesome in tone." — M^mimg Leader,
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The Story Hunter! (9). By E. R. Suffling, Illustrated
by Paul Hardy. Second Edition.
"These tales are all striking and quite out of the ordinary line. There is certainly no lack of
imagination in them." — TAe Stasulard,
*' The stories are well told, and will he acceptable to young people." — Memimg Post.
The Boy Skipper; a True Story of the Sea (10). By
W. C. Metcalfe, Illustrated by Enoch Ward. Second Edition.
" No more inspiring story of heroism for bo}'s could be found." — Daily News.
" The volume will be acceptable as a true story ever told of a British tar's pluck, energy, and
resource." — Morning Post.
Bob Strong's Holidays; or, Adrift in the Channel (11).
By J. C. HuTCHESON, with Illustrations by John B. Greene.
Second Edition.
" Mr. Hutcheson, being so weIl*known as a favourite writer for boys, the volume will, we are sure,
prove very popular. The book deals with a cruise in the channel, and the adventures which happened
to Bob Strong during the cruise." — Devon and Exeter Gazette,
"'Bob Strong's Holidays; or. Adrift in the Channel,' by John C. Hutcheson. is the story of the
deadly peril of two youths of resources, who were cast adrift at sea in an open boat.' — Daily News.
For Duty's Sake ! (12). By M. Douglas. Profusely
Illustrated. Second Edition.
" There could not be a better book to place in the hands of children than ' For Duty's Sake.' These
are stories of noble lives indeed." — Pall Mall Gazette.
" The young reader will find in this volume tales taken from the life of Nelson, of Father Damien,
of John Howard, of Sir John Franklin, and other famous men, well and concisely written and fully
illustrated."— rAr Morning Post.
On the Face of the Deep! (13). By W. C. Metcalfe,
with Illustrations by S. H. Vedder. Second Edition.
" A stirring sea story by a writer who is winning popularity among the boys ; and it is well he
should^ for his talcs, while full of interest and adventure, are sound and healthful, and penned in a
Chrbtian tone and spirit." — The Christian.
" Among the many stories of life on the ocean wave, this is one of the best. From the time the hero
of the story falls overboard in Chapter I., till ' Safe in Port ' is reached at the finish, not one dull para-
graph Ls to be found. Incident after incident follows in rapid succession, till one wonders how more can
be found. For an elder boy it makes a splendid reward." — Teachers' Aid.
Bully, Fag, and Hero ; or, in Playground and Schoolroom
(14). By Charles J. Mansford, with Illustrations by S. H. Vedder.
Second Edition.
" Mr. Mausford's circle of readers will be greatly increased by the present story, one of the best of
the kind that he has written. The illustrations have been specially prepared for the work by Mr. S. H.
Vedder." — Birmingham Daily Gazette.
" Incidentally there are humorous descriptions of dormitory fights, football matches, and the like,
and through the whole of the book there is a smack of originality which is extremely welcome." —
The Star.
On the Other Tack (15). By W. C. Metcalf, Author
of "The Boy Skipper," etc., with Illustrations by S. H. Vedder.
" Vigorous and healthy." — Daily Graphic.
"There is not a dull chapter in the YnooV:'— Sheffield Daily Telegraph.
" Would make a capital school prixe. It is crammed with fun and adventure, and its sound moral
teaching is nowhere obtrusive." — Star.
Brave Hearts and True (16). By M. Douglas, Author
of " For Duty's Sake," etc. Profusely Illustrated.
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Kitty Landon's Girlhood (i). By Jessie Armstrong,
with Illustrations by Miss Caroline Manning. Second Edition.
" Deals with love and other surpming and entertaining matters, being a tale of days long gcme by,
suitable for presentation to girls." — Literary World,
" The minister's little daughter, Kitty, and a group of young midshipmen, her playmates, form an
• interesting picture of English country life early in the century, during the war time between Trafi^gar
and Waterloo. The book would make a charming present for girls." — Fruman.
" A pleasant tale of family life in the early days of the ccntunr. Kitty Landon, the heroine, is a
very delightful person, and the various members of the other two families introduced have been sketched
with vivacity and cleverness. The story, although quite simple, is very well worth reading."— .^^«Mfecr/£rr.
The Rightful Daughter ; or, The Two Lights of Fernlytton
House (2). By Maude M. Butler, with Illustrations by W. E. Butler.
Second Edition.
"An engrossing and highly romantic story of a girl's life." — BirmittghnM Daily Post.
*• Will prove most acceptable to the reader by re.ison of the able portraiture of the joint beroincs,
and the very admirable nature of the story." — Btlfnst News Letter.
" Ls really a pretty and interesting story concerned with the identity i>f a youn;j lady of whom the
authoress makes an attractiye character. The plot is marked by origiDaluy, is ^» ell laid, and the interest
sustained to the end." — Liverpool Daily Post.
Old Caleb's Will (3). By Frances Armstrong, with
Illustrations by G. Demain Hammond. Second' Edition ( T.)
" Miss Armstrong's latest work is, in short, of such excellent quality that it must be read with
pleasure, and can scarcely be laid down without regret." — Daily Telegreifk,
A Charge to Keep (4). By P. A. Blyth, with Illustra-
tions by Paul Hardy and Caroline Manning. Second Edition.
"A powerful, earnest piece of fiction of strong and sustained interest." — Christian Age,
The Wild Ruthvens ! (5). By Curtis Yorke, with Illus-
trations by E. F. Manning. Fifth Edition,
"An enchanting work. The story runs on with happy blithesome tread to the end which is reached
all too soon."— 5"/. Stephen's Review.
" The book is most amusing." — Meutchester Guardian.
The Maid of London Bridge; a Story of Ketts Re-
bellion (6). By SoMERViLLE GiBNEY, with Illustrations by Paul Hardy
and W. E. Butler. Third Edition.
"It is just such a story as Harrison Atnsworth might have written." — Scotstnan.
" Full of exciting incident and historical detail, and brightened by the glamour of the inevitable
aflfair of the heart, the story cannot but prove attractive." — Daily Press,
Common Chords (7). By Raymond Jacberns, with Illustra-
tions by Annie L. Beale.
"This is a common-sense tale which touches the heart of the reader, and will, no doubt, become a
favourite with girls who want to read something more than the ordinary * love ' story." — Booh asid Nems
Trades Gazette,
'* Mr. Raymond Jacberns has written a story of unusual interest in which he displajrs considerable
ability in characterization and in terseness and lucidity of expression." — St. James' Gaxette.
" The authoress of ' An Uncut Diamond ' and ' Mists ' has put her very best work into the new book,
with the only possible result. The characters are wondrously life-like in every way, and ihiere k that
homeliness about the whole which has distinguished all this writer's works." — Western Dmify Mtremy^
"We can assure our readers that they will not be disappointed when they intxxxloce 'ComoMW
Chords' as a reward book. In our judgment there is no better girl's book in the market." — Temckers'
Aid,
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Harum Scanim ! (8). By Esme Stuart. (Illustrated
Edition). With Illustrations by E. F. Manning. Fourth Edition.
"The tale is admirably told, and is full of life and interest. A light satire on present-day conxxn-
tionalities is perceptible in the dialogue, which is for the most part clever and natural." — DntuUt
" Such as relish n bright breezy story, told with unflagging vivacity, should procure ' Harum Scarum.'
This is one of the brightest and in parts the merriest of recent novels." — Publuhers^ Circular,
" There is an atmosphere of wholesome high spirits and natural kindness about the book, which
ntiakes it refreshing to turn to after two or three novels full of social problems and subtle characters. We
reconunend it to readers who look to novels for enlivenment rather than for instruction or perplexity." —
spectator,
*' A pleasant, simple story, brightly told and full of delightful touches of clever character painting,
the life of the poor relation — who came from Australia tp be educated by her haughty relation, Lady-
Dove — will be welcomed by all who like to spend an idle hour or two over something that is sweet, pure,
and wholesome." — Aberdeen Free Press.
Through Rosamond's Eyes (9). By Jessie Armstrong.
Author of *' Kitty London's Girlhood," " Lost, Stolen, or Strayed," etc., with
6 Illustrations by Edith Woollett.
"A gracefully written story for girls."— ^Am^*«v Herald.
*' Likely to meet with many admirers." — Birfninghatn Gazette.
" An exceptionally good wxy**— Christian World.
THE "SNUG CORNER" SERIES.
Crown Svo, Cloth Elegant^ 3/6 each.
A series of bright, imaginative stories, artistically bound and profusely illustrated, intended
for the young — of all ages.
Our Little Sunbeams : Stories for the Little Ones (i). By
Alice F. Jackson. Profusely Illustrated by K. M. Skeaping.
Second Edition.
"Alice F. Jackson has the gift of talking directly to young folks, and securing their interest at
once in her characters and their adventures." — The Star.
" A very welcome addition to any child's bookshelf." — Eastern Daily Press,
The Little Men in Scarlet, and other Fairy Tales (2).
By Frances H. Low. Profusely Illustrated by J. J. Guthrie.
Second Edition.
'* The tales are playful without being stupid, healthy without being specifically moral, are prettily
illustrated, and make a capital children's nook." — The Scotsman.
"A prettily- written volume of fairy tales." — Newcastle Daily Leader,
The Holiday Prize: A Modern Fairy Tale (3). By
Ellinor Davenport Adams. Profusely Illustrated by K. M. Skeaping.
Second Edition.
"A sweet story of how a romantic ^oung lady acted as godmother to all the village boys^ and when
they tire of her discipline she offers a prize to the boy who during the holidays should bear himself most
like a perfect knight towards the girls. It is an amusing and profitable book." Daily Chronicle,
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The Morals and Emotions of a Doll: A Story for
Girls (4). By Mrs. S. B. Martin. Profusely Illustrated by K. M.
Skeaping. ^ Second Edition.
" The volume belongs to the ' Snug Comer ' Series, and it would be diflkult to find a more season-
able gift for the children. It is lightly and naturally written, and its little story is calculated to Ibo^cr
loyalty, love, and generosity." — Aberdten Daily Frtt Press.
The Garden of Time (5). By Mrs. Davidson of Tulloch.
Profusely Illustrated by J. J. Guthrie. Second Edition,
** One of those quaint volumes which appeal to the imagination of children, and also by fantasy and
humour to children of an older growth. The rhymes are so clever and sparkling that we hope xmoc day
to see Mrs. Davidson attempting higher yfor)c."—Birmimgikam Daily GaMttte.
The book is charming all through."— ^M/»rriw/«r Gaaette,
" We must confess to a particular fondness for ' The Garden of Time,' a charming story. ... It »
effectively illustrated, and in all respects is a delightful \iooV."—Ind£p€M4*mt.
THE "KING PIPPIN" SERIES.
Crown Svo, Cloth Elegant^ 3/6 each.
King Pippin ; A Story for Children (i). By Mrs. Gerard
Ford, Author of " Pixie of Hill House Farm," ♦* Master Rex," '* I Too," etc.
With Forty Beautifully-executed Illustrations by Florence M. Cooper and
C. F. M. Cleverly. Second Edition.
" We ought perhaps to apologise for bringing in ' King Pippin * at the end of a very promiscuous
medley. But we may plead the precedent of the old assumption that a postscript is often the important
part of a letter. ' King Pippin U one of the most delightful books for young folks that we have
nappened upon for some time. We pity the reader, whatever his age or temperament, who is noc
arrested, touched, and absorbed. Mrs. Ford is a sweet singer as well, and some of the songs his mother
used to croon to Charlie, the ' Star Song,' and notably the * Flower Song,' deserve to become nmsesy
Xynci."— Times.
** Mrs. Gerard Ford has written a charming tale in ' King Pippin,' intended for little readers."—
Morning Post.
** Mrs. Ford tells her story well, and ' King Pippin ' will be enjoyed by those children who are
fortunate enough to read this book." — Newcastle Daily Leader*
Told in the Sunshine ; or, Fairy Holiday Tasks (2). By
Mary H. Debenham, Author of " For King and Home," ** The Captain of
Five," " Fair Meadow's Farm," " A Little Candle," •* Mistress Phil," etc.
With Thirty-five Beautiful Illustrations by Florence M. Cooper.
Second Edition.
" This is a book of fairy stories, which is delightful to read and to look at. The illustrations are
worthy of the text, or, to put it in other words, the text and the pictures share equally in fairy gzaoefal-
ness. An introductory chapter explains how the stories began and how the book got its name. All the
stones have a scent of woods, groves, and mountains about them. They are full of natuie-fecling, as
well as of curious adventures." — Northern Chronicle,
I* A charming little book is 'The Holiday Tasks,' by Mary H. Debenham. Thete are stories toki
by visitors to the Riviera to a child— stories A-om all parts and about all sorts of people. They are well
written, and can be appreciated by children of all ages." — Pall Af all Gazette.
" A delightful collection of stories about everything under the sun, tokl by all sorts and oonditiaos of
people." — Morning Leader.
" It consists of a series of tales told as ' Holiday Tasks,' and is decidedly a bright and entertaining
volume for young folks. Numerous illustrations by Florence M. Cooper enhance its appeaxance. It
should be popular."— AwwiW/" Citizen.
••We hail with satisfaction a new story for children by Miss M. H. Debenham, entitled 'Holiday
Tasks.' These tasks consist of a number of tales told by delightful people during their residence m the
Ri\'iera. Appropriately and profusely illustrated. It will form a dehghtful present for a chiM of few
or considerable years. — Norfolk Chronicle.
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The Baby Philosopher (3). By Ruth Berridge. With
13 Beautiful Illustrations by Lewis Baumer.
A HUMOROUS BOOK ABOUT ANIMALS.
Crown Svo, Cloth Elegant 3/6.
To Central Africa on an Iceberg: being the Travels
and Adventures of a White Bear (i). By Charles Squire and Frank
Maclean. With 31 Beautiful Illustrations by Winifred Austen.
Second Edition.
"This is the most uproariously funny animal story-book that we have had for a long time. It is all
about the adventures of a white Polar Bear that floats away southward on an iceberg to see the world,
and the wonderful things he sees and his amusing adventures are told in a racy style. Among other
places he visits the Nile and meets a chimpanxee, who imposes on his ignorance, and tells him all sorts
of crammers about the habits of the animals of the country. But the bear pays him out by getting the
monkey on to his iceberg, and threatening to throw him into the water if he did not tell the truth, and
he makes the chimpanzee recant thus : * Be careful,' said the White Bear, 'and remember that you are
on your oath. Is there such a thing as a Ginfi[er Bear?' * I never heard of it,' said the Chimpanzee.
* Then why did you say there was? ' said the White Bear. ' Is the Hyaena his own aunt? ' ' No,' said
the Chimpanzee, 'and I never said he was. The Hyzna said it.' 'Then the Hyaena ought to be
ashamed of himself,' said the White Bear in a judicial tone. ' Does the Giraffe teach history 7 ' * No,'
said the Chimpanzee ; ' but he eats dates.' And more of the same sort. The dialogue throughout is
delightfully amusing." — Pall Mall Gazette*
Already achieved great success in Russia, Germany, and France.
The Adventures of a Siberian Cub (2). By A. Slivitski.
Translated from the Russian by Leon Golschmann. With 24 Beautiful
Illustrations by Winifred Austen. Second Edition.
" We confess that starting this tale with a certain prejudice against, and indifference to the subject^
we read it through with a growing interest, and that is a true indication of the qualities of a book."—
Daily Telegraph.
•* Cannot fail to prove acceptable."— i/wwrrpi/;' Correspondent,
" This is indeed a book which will be hailed with delight, especially by children who love to read
about animals." — St. j€tmes* Budget,
Beautiful Joe. The Autobiography of a Dog. By Marshall
Saunders. Illustrated, Gilt Edges, 3/6. Cheaper Edition, 3/-. (Copyright.
All Rights Reserved.) 42ND Thousand.
The Countess of Aberdeen writes of the Canadian Edition of " Beautiful Joe " :— " I am sure that
all lovers of .nnimals will welcome this book with eagerness as being eminently calculated to spread that
knowledge and thought for dumb beasts which willlead to their humane treatment."
" The narrative is admirably conveyed and interesting from every point of view. If we had our
wish and our way, the book should be in every school and in every house. ' — The World.
"The book is charmingly got up, and would make an excellent school-prize." — British Weekly,
*• It is a capital story, and is certain to be popular among all lovers of a^\taa\s,"Sheffield Daily
Telegraph.
" For Sunday-school libraries and for reading alike in families, it is a most appropriate volume, sure
to draw out the sympathies of young readers to their four-footed companions, and to teach them valuable
lessons as to the right and kind treatment of dumb creatures."— T^A^ J*reeman.
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Sable and White (i). The Autobiography of a Show
Dog. By Dr. Gordon-Stables, CM., R.N., Author of " Friends in For,"
" The Cruise of the Snowbird," " Our Friend the Dog," etc. Beautifulhr
Illustrated by Harrison Weir. Second Editios.
" This is a very pleasing stor>' hy Dr. Stables, who knows so well how to secure the inteRSt of all
young readers. It is altogether a splendid gift-book." — Glasgow Herald,
Four-footed and Feathered Friends (2). By Albyn
MuLLOY, Illustrated by J. A. Shepherd. {" Zig-zaLg Sketches from the Zoo."!
Second Epmoy.
" IJpwards of xao original anecdotes of animals ; and there is a variety of absurdly comical dfanms
many of them really clever."— rA^ Times.
** A most entertaining book of animal stories, to which point and humour are given by Mr.
Shepherd's inimitably droll drawings."— 7*0// Mall Gaseite.
"This is a book that is eminently stiltable for boys and girls. It is amusiixgly fflnstzaicd.'—
Western Mercury.
"Abounds in anecdote illustrative of habit or eccentricity. The hamorous points ax^
brought out by the illustrations."— Zr«<& Mercury,
" For boys and girls of all ages, we could not wish for a better book." — Gloucestershire EcMg,
" A delightful gift for children."— CAnx/ww H^orU.
"This is one of the most entertaining books we have reviewed during the present i
make an attractive present to a boy or girl." — Stockport Advertiser.
" There need be no difficulty in obtaining an acceptable gift for young people while this well-i
and daintily-printed book is available. The illustrations are by Mr. J. A. Shepherd.'* — LeiccsStr
Ckronicle.
" Here is an enjoyable volume for young folks."— /?*3//« FreemeuCs Journal.
" There is many a hearty laugh and not a little instruction to be found in the volume." — Binmim^ham
Daily Gazette,
" Both in its literary and artistic aspects the book is within its scope an admirable one." — Lkterfool
Daily Post,
" There could be no more interesting gift book."— K(W7t*A/rr Herald,
" Charming book for the nursery. There could not be a better gift for children."— ^rxi&4 Weekly.
Clear as the Noon Day (3). By Ethel Penrose, Author
of ** The Fairy Cobbler's Gold." 36 Illustrations by Edith CE. Somerville.
" It gives a simply painted and attractive picture of free-and-easy child life in Ireland. It b dearly
and plentifully illustrated, and can hardly fail to please."— ^ctf/jmoji.
"It is only right that our children should have an opportunity of studying the life of that
which so perplexes their fathers and mothers, and ' Clear as the Noon Day ' is very w«ll fitted for fivie^
them that insight. It is an attractive and graceful story, not of course in any way controversial, of Inxh
\\i^:'— Literary World,
Lord Lynton's Ward (4). By Helena Brooks, Author
of "Jack's Watchword," "In the Shadow of the World," "Bessie's
Mission," " The Victory Won," etc. With 36 Illustrations by Paul Hardy.
Second Edition.
"We have no hesitation in placing this charming book in the hands of the children, and we cordially
recommend it as a most suitable gift-book."— JcAtf^/wroxilfr.
I Wooing of Osyth (5). A Story of the Eastern Counties
I in Saxon Times. By Kate T. Sizer, Author of " Avice Tennant's
Pilgrimage," " Dicken o' Greenwood," etc. 48 Illustrations by M.
M. Blake. Second Epinoy.
" The story is extremely well told, lights and shades are pleasantly mingled ; and the cootnA
between the fierce heathen Dane with the brave, but forgiving, Saxon, is eAeaive. The atteoi^ too, to
^ive life-like pictures of old times is successful. There are pleasing illustrations by M. M. Blske.''—
The Academy,
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That Bother of a Boy ^6). By Grace Stebbing, Author
of ** Wild Kathleen," etc. 35 Illustrations by Paul Hardy.
Third Edition.
'* The story is admirably told ; it moves to laughter in almost every page, and to * lumps in the
throat ' not seldom. It is also cleverly and adequately illustrated by Paul Hardy ; and will be a favourite,
not only of this season, but of many a season to follow." — LeeiU Mercury,
Sayings and Doings in Fairyland; or, Old Friends
with New Faces (7). By D. S. Sinclair, Author* of " Sugar Plums for
Children," ** The Fairy Prince and the Goblin," etc. Upwards of 40
Illustrations by Paul Hardy. Second Edition.
*' The book may be recommended as a gift for children at any time. The tales are well written,
and we do not like them the less because of the healthy moral lessons conveyed, but conveyed without
inteiference with the natural course of the narrative." — Manchester Guardian.
" Exceedingly well written, and would please ' all sorts and conditions ' of cYi\\drtn.^"— Morning
Post.
Shireen and Her Friends (8). Pages from the Life of a
Persian Cat. By Dr. Gordon-Stables, CM., R.N. Illustrated by
Harrison Weir. Second Edition.
"What 'Sable and White' was designed to bring about in the interest of the dog, this not less de-
lightful volume is intended to achieve for the cat. There ought to be no doubt of the result, for a more
I harming book about animals Dr. Stables himself has not wntten." — The Saturday Review.
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The Daily Course of the Christian Life. Self-exami-
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Paper for Notes at the end of each Month. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3/6.
"A most complete and useful manual, calculated to stimulate and help the Christian life." — The
Baptist.
'* The peculiarity of the book lies mainly in the question which is placed at the head of each chapter,
often a man's heart may be reached by a pithy, pertinent question far more effectually than by the ablest
dissertation. Such help as is found here must prove invaluable to many." — Tha Freeman.
Family Worship. (Morning and Evening.) By The Rev.
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mediate State," and Compiler of the Congregational Church Hymnal.
Gilt edges, 3/6 ; or Cheaper Editions, red edges, 3/- ; cloth, plain edges, 2/6.
** A very excellent volume, containing much that will be found suggestive and helpful in public
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Christiam Commonwealth.
" A valuable book for family worship.' —Christian L\fe.
*' An excellent collection of prayer for use at family worship. Needless to say, they are sound in
doctrine, reverent in tone, and beautiful in phraseology. Nonconformists could hardly desire a better
\vo(Ai:' —yUthodist Times.
Sunrise-Land. Rambles in Eastern England. By Annie
Berlyn, Author of " Vera in Poppyland," etc. With 144 Illustrations by
A. Rackham and M. M. Blake. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3/6 ; Paper boards, 2/-.
" Comes like the Waverley pen, ' as a boon and a blessing to men.' The book is a holiday guide of
the new school. It does not put you off with strings of hard, dry facts concerning the places it discusses,
but leads you pleasantly into them, prattling about their advantag[es and peculiarities, jg^ushing occasion-
ally a little, and instructing always, but not pedantically. It is a truly useful guide to those who
would take their holiday quarten on the Kast Coast."— KVxiMwrj/rr Gazette.
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Mother's Last Words. By Mrs. Sewell. With 14
Beautiful Illustrations, designed and etched on Copper by A. D. L. Hand-
somely bound in cloth, 3/6.
'* We are not ashamed to confess we read it with tears in our eyes. Yea, we make bold to say, we
would not care much for the fellowship of the individual who could read such a ballad without emotion."
— Review.
Our Home Work. A Book for Girls. By Mrs. Wigley,
late of the Normal College Schools, Cheltenham. With Recommendaton-
Note from the Authoress of "The Peep of Day," "Line upon Line," etc.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 3/6. Seventh Edition.
" This practical work should find its way into thousands of households, where it might be consulted
with advantage on every subject affecting the home." — Literary World.
Sketches in Dialect. By the Author of " Giles's Trip to
London." Crown 8vo, cloth, 3/6.
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The Honesty Dores (7). By Miss S. Gaze, Author of
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" A noteworthy book. It is well illustrated."— .S'Air^/i/ Daily Telegmpk.
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Telegraph.
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The Curse of the Fevrills (9). By Sylvia Penn. (r.)
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upon the ramily of Fevrill is lifted oiT-- are amiable and interesting figures who will readily enli<
the sympathy of a gentle reader." — Scotsman.
Friend or Fortune (10). The Story of a Strange Year.
By Robert Overton, Author of " Lights Out," " After School," etc. With
Illustrations by Enoch Ward. Second Edition.
" Boys who have read any of Mr. Robert Overton's books will welcome another story firom ht« 9.kil>
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Quite up to the standard of his previous tales."— 7'A/ Star,
Why Not! or, Climbing the Ladder (11). By Grace
Stebbing, Author of " That Aggravating School Girl," "That Bother of a
Boy," Wild Kathleen," etc. With Illustrations by K. M. Skeaping.
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K. M. SKenping." -- Birmingham Daily Gazette,
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* er of illustrations are contrit
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Through their Spectacles (12). By C. Lockhart Gordon,
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After Long Waiting (13). By Ada Mary Rowley.
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Stories of the Reformation in England & Germany.
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Cromer Sketches ; and Musings Whilst There. By
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Claims for Kindness to God's Creatures. By Mrs.
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The Dawn of Life ; or, Mildred s Story. Told by Her-
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Evolution and Revelation. By G. M. MacDermott,
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Intoxicating Drinks: Their Nature 'and Effects. By John
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her characters from life."— Z)«^«» and Extier Daily Gazette.
1\6.
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A Sailor's Darlings (i). By Harriett Boultwood.
Rivets of Gold (2). By Mrs. John Bradshaw.
Gospel Sermons for Children (3). By the Rev. Robert
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Twilight Verses (4). By Mrs. D. ToxMKins.
Roger's Apprenticeship ; or, Five Years of a Boy's Life.
(5). By Emma Marshall.
The Schoolboy Days of Eustace Lambert (6). A True
story. By Frank Paddon.
As Gold is Tried (7). By Harriett Boultwood.
Kitty and Her Queen (8). A Story from English History.
By Miss Onley.
Joe Jasper's Troubles, and Other Stories (9). By the
Rev. Charles Courtenay.
The Flower Show at Fairley Court (10). By the Rev.
J as. M. Russell.
The False Key, and Other Stories (11). By J. W.
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More than a Brother (12). By the Rev. Jenkin Jones.
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Under the Apple Tree (13). By Daniel Darlinghurst.
The Story of the Two Margarets (14). By Emma
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Mabel's School Days (15). By Mrs. H. B. Paull.
Faithful in Little (16). A Tale for Young Women. By
Mrs. Head.
Fred Williams (17). A Tale for Boys.
Sowing Sunshine (18). By Grace Stebbing. Illustrated
by Miss Frend.
Chorister Jim (19). By Bingley Roel.
The Minister (20). By L, T. Meade.
Hard as a Nail (21). By the Rev. Frederick Langbridge.
Andrew Sargeant's Wedding (22). By L. T. Meade.
Basket of Flowers (23).
The 'Squire's Hat and other Stories (24). By the Rev.
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Hints on Self Help for Young Women. By Jessie
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Lighted Footsteps on Life's Pathway. By Jessie
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Nothing Too Simple for God. By Louise Ernestine.
Stories of the Early Christians.
Free England ; or, Old Stories of the English Parliament.
By H. E. Ij.
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Gone to the Bottom. Twenty-four Interesting Sketches.
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The Childhood of Distinguished Women. By Selina
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The Life of a Plant. "Science for the Household."
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Mother's Trials and Triumphs, and other Tales.
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When to say " No ! " and other Tales. For Working
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The Happy Life, and other Tales. For Young
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How to Rise in the World, and other Tales. For
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Starting in Life^ and other Tales. For Boys and
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TThe Poetry of Home and School Life. Fcap. 8vo,
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Home, Sweet Home! and other Tales. Fcap. 8vo,
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Here a Little and There a Little; or, Daily Manna
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Christian Doctrine: Being a Series of Sermons. By
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Ministry," &c.
A History of Norwich Cathedral, with Descriptions of
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Witii a Paper on " The Historical Periods to which the Various Parts and
Cloisters are to be ascribed," by Edward Meyrick Goulburn» D.D., late
Dean of Norwich, i/6.
Vera in Poppyland. By Mrs. Alfred Berlyn, Author
of " Sunrise- Land." Illustrated by W. W. Russell. i/6.
*» nursery CLASSIC."
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the Colonies. No less than 71 Editions have been sold in Germany alone.
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A Reading Book of English History and Biography. By the
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The Child's Pathway Through the History of England.. In
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Jarrolds' Coloured Alphabet and Object Pictures. Ten in the
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10 Rollers, Canvas, Mounted and Varnished, 15s.
1. Top 5. Jug 8. Hive
2. Fox 6. Duck 9. Queen
N 3. Cow 7. Mouse 10. Zebra
4. Fly
In these Sheets every letter in the Alphabet is in turn introduced, associated with the
picture of an object interesting to children, the name of which is given in four styles of letter :
I. Roman Capitals; 2 Roman Small Letters; 3. Script or Writing Capitals; 4. Script og
Writing Small Letters.
Jarrolds' Pictures of Animals. Twenty Coloured Pictures, with
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Reading Lessons in Poetry. i2mo, 6d.
Jarrolds' Pictorial Alphabet. For Infant Classes and Home Use.
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29 in. 5s.
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"Empire" Reading Sheets. For Infants' Schools. Size, 24 in. by
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These Reading Sheets correspond vnth Parts I. and II. of the Empire Primer.
The Heroic Readers. An entirely New Set of Reading Books drawn
up in strict accordance with the latest instructions of the Education Department.
Book I. For Boys and Girls. 128 pages, strongly bound, 8d.
Book II. For Boys and Girls. 144 pages, strongly bound, lod.
Book III. For Boys and Girls. 224 pages, strongly bound, is. 2d.
Book IV. For Boys and Girls. 240 pages, strongly bound, is. 4d.
Book V. For Boys and Girls. 272 pages, strongly bound, is. 6d.
Book VI. For Boys and Girls. 272 pages, strongly bound, is. 6d.
The motto stamped upon the title-page of these Readers is taken from the speech which
Shakespeare represents the fallen Wolsey as addressing to Cromwell : —
" Be just, and fear not ;
Let all the ends thou aim'st at be Thy Country's,
Thy God's and Truth's." ^
The lessons have been drawn from various sources, and include events of very recent
occurrence ; they have been carefully written with the object of placing noble examples of well-
doing— physical and moral — ^before the rising generation, and thereby inculcating a spirit of
true heroism calculated to make better men and better citizens. In the earlier books the
stories are of a simple character, such as can be readily understood and appreciated by children
of an early age ; while books V. and VI. give in connected form interesting records of some of
the world's brightest jewels, and tell us on the opening page that these
*' Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime ;
And departing, leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time."
All the books are well illustrated and strongly bound, and are such as will be attractive to
scholars, and establish in their minds pleasant associations with the act of reading.
The Temperance Science Reading Book. By John Topham,
Certificated Master; School Lecturer for the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union.
Crown 8vo, 245 pages. Many Illustrations. Strongly Bound, is. 6d.
"The book is a trustworthy work on the subject; well-arranged, excellently
illustrated, and sensibly written. It is plain, informing, and thoroughly interesting as
a reading book for schools." — Educational News.
*' We wish that the book might speedily find an entrance into every school in the
kingdom : the benefit that would accrue to the cause of temperance is incalculable."—
Scholastic Globe.
*' Several Temperance Readers have been issued, and they have been welcomed
by different portions of the people interested in the education of the children. We do
not think a better one than this has been issued, and we would recommend all Band of
Hope workers to secure a copy." — British Temperance League.
" It is intended principally to be used in day schools as a Temperance text-book,
but parents wil) do well if they obtain it for their children's home reading. While
exceedingly instructive, it also possesses all the charm of a story book." — Temperame
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RECITATIONS.
Taylor's Recitations for Teachers and Scholars in Public Elementary
Schools. By C. Taylor. In 6 Parts, 2d. each ; cloth; 3d. each.
Part I. Selections from Scott's " Lay of the Last Minstrel " and " Lady of the
Lake." With Biography and Notes.
Part IL Selection from Scott's " Marmion," together with Lord Macaulay's
"Spanish Armada" and Cowper's "Mother's Picture." With
Biographies and Notes.
Part IIL Selections from Wordsworth's " Excursion," Goldsmith's " Deserted
Village," and Crabbe's Poetical Works. With Biographies and
Notes.
Part IV. Selections from Shakespeare's " King John " and " Merchant of Venice."
'' With Biography and Notes.
Part V. Selections from Shakespeare, Milton, and Tennyson. With Biographies
and Notes.
Part VI. Selections from the Works of Hume, Southey, Hallam, and Lord
Macaulay. With Biographies and Notes.
Nc^v Band of Hope and Temperance Reciters, etc. Crown 8vo,
24 pp. id. each.
No. 1. THE TEMPERANCE WORK. A Speech in Rhyme. By the Rev. J. M.
Fox, B.A., Curate of Strood, Kent.
No. 2. " I WILL, WILL YOU ? " A Concerted Piece for Ten Young Performers.
By Mrs. Haycraft.
No. 3. DUTY FIRST, PLEASURE AFTERWARDS. A Concerted Piece for
Eight Young People (Four Girls and Four Boys). By Mrs. Haycraft.
No. 4. BEN BERRY'S BET. A Concerted Piece for Eight Performers. By Mrs.
Haycraft.
No. 5. THE BOYS OF MILL COTTAGE; or THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT.
A Concerted Piece for Eight Performers. By Mrs. Haycraft.
Reading Lessons in Poetry. Cloth, 6d. Contains a number of short
Poems suitable for Children's Recitations.
^Vordsworth for the Young. A Selection from Wordsworth's Poems,
with Introduction and Notes by J. C. Wright, is. 6d.
SCHOOL REGISTERS, Etc.
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No. I. Register of Admission, Progress, and Withdrawal. With .Alphabetical
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Names, 6s. (c) For 4,800 Names, xos.
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Strong Cloth Cases for the Attendance Registers.
No. 4. The Fee Book. 63 Names, or One Class for the Year, 4d.
No. 6. The Book of Summaries. For the whole School. Giving the Weekly, Quarterly,
and Yearly Returns to be made Yearly to Her Majesty's Inspectors. For 1
Year, 8d. For 5 Years, 2s. 6d. For 10 Years, 3s. 6d.
No. 7. ^HE Examination Schedule. 40 pages, paper boards, 2s. 6d. 80 pages, half-
bound, cloth sides, 3s. 6d. 160 pages, half-bound, cloth sides, ss.
No. 8. The Log Book. Large 4to, half-bound extra, paged and indexed, 7s.
Jarrolds' Comprehensive Class Registers. These Registers are
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No. 5. „ „ xoo „ lod., „ 2S.
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Jarrolds* General Summary. Giving Weekly, Quarterly, and Yearly
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for Returns to be made Yearly to Her Majesty's Inspector. In the compilation of this
Register, conciseness and clearness have been studied.
For I Year, 8d.
For 5 Years, cloth, 2S.
For 1 1 Years, cloth, 3s.
W^alsh's Register for Night Schools. Fcap. folio, cloth, 2s.
Jarrolds' Official Register, No. i. Fees, Attendance, Work, Progress^
and Conduct. For 60 Scholars. For Boys', Girls', Mixed, and Infants' Schools. Boards,
cloth back, is. 6d.
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Conduct. For 60 scholars. For Boys', Girls', Mixed, and Infants' Schools. Boards,
cloth back, is. 6d.
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Jarrolds* Official Register, No. 3- Attendance only. For 60 scholars. .
For Boys', Girls' » Mixed, and In£ants' Schools. Meets the very latest requirements.
Work reduced to a minimum. All returns not absolutely demanded by the Education
Department kept on a separate page, which may be pasted to the cover if XK>t to be
used. Stiff paper, 8d.; boards, IS.
Jarrolds' Official Register, No, 4. Work, Progress, and Condtict.
For X20 Scholars. For classes not exceeding 60 the inner sheet may be removed.
Specially suited for Schools where monthly examinations are adopted. Stiff paper, 8d. ;
boards, is.
Jarrolds' Official Summary Register. Meets the very latest require-
. ments. For Boys', Girls', Mixed, and Infants' Schools. Boards, cloth back, is. 6d.
Jarrolds' New Code and Pocket Diary » Provides the Teachers of
Public Elementary Schools, Students in Training. Scholarship Students, and all
interested in Education, with a handy and convenient edition of the Code and Instruc-
tions to Inspectors, in which all articles bearing on the same subject are placed together.
The greatest care is exercised in the preparation of the book, and it may be depended
upon as thoroughly reliable. Altogether it is a book that all interested in Education
should possess. Superfine rolled paper, thin for pocket, cloth, red edges, is. ; in
leather, with pockets for papers, elastic band, is. 6d. ; or with tuck, 2s.
Jarrolds' Head 'teacher's Record and Mark Book, for Boys', Girls',
Mixed, and Infants' Schools. By J. W. Jarvis, Normal Master, St. Mark's College,
Chelsea. Royal 4to, boards', cloth back, is. 6d.
Ptinted from plates specially engraved for the 1897-8 Instructions. Class Reports and
Individual Results on same page. Sufficient for Classes of 100 Scholars, but equally suited to
the smallest Schools. No necessity to write names more than once a year. Specimen pages
free-
*'This book is one of the best we have seen. Tt is quite in agreement with the
Code and Instructions, and reduces the clerical work to a minimum." — Head Teacher.
Jarrolds' *' Dulline " Attendance Board for Qass and School Use.
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Shews the State of the Attendance of the Class or School at a glance.
Useful for securing and keeping up a high percentage of attendance.
When used for each Class the grant from the increased attendance will repay the cost in a
few days,
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The Record Book. Fcap. 410, boards, is. 6d., contains spaces for a
Syllabus of Instruction for the Year and Portions of the Year, as fixed by the Head
Teacher, the Time Table, Oral Lessons, and Brief Summaries of the same. Daily
Remarks, Notes and Cuttings, Periodical Reports, Special Circumstances, etc., etc.
The Progress or Mark Book. Fcap, 4to, boards, is., for keeping
records of the individual conduct, application, and advance of the Scholars.
The Books have been prepared by an experienced Headmaster, are of convenient size, and
approved by H.M. Inspector of Schools, and exactly meet the Requirements of Paragraph 3 of
the Revised Instructions. If they are simply but regularly kept, they will enable H.M.
Inspectors to gauge the work of the school with much greater accuracy and justice than was
possible under the system of examination which has been adopted for many years. The Books
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Jarrolds' Scholar's Progress Record. Arranged for conveniently
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The book is divided into seven sections, one for e^h of the seven years of the child's life
in the Boys' or Girls' School.
Each Section has five openings, four of which may be used for the quarterly examinations
suggested in the Instructions to H.M. Inspectors^ while the fifth will be found useful for a.
supplementary examination, or for use at the visit of H.M. Inspector, or for work done under
the supervision and instruction of the Teacher when the child may appear to greater advanta^
than can be expected under the excitement of an examination.
The following rulings are adopted : —
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Section 2. Double small for Writing, and squares for Arithmetic.
Section 3. Double small for Writing, and close lines for Arithmetic.
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A Table for recording reports on the "conduct application, and advance" of the scholar is
given at the end of the book.
Jarrolds' Scholar's Work Book. A Companion to all Record and
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Recording the Marks gained during the Year. 2d. each.
The following rulings are kept in stock : —
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The Head Teacher's Periodical Examinations are now of great importance, and these
Books, which have been brought out to meet the new requirements, should be at once intro-
duced into every School. Teachers are recommended to place the books before the Inspector
when he visits the School, and at the end of the year to send them to the parents of the
children.
N.B. — To avoid mistakes in executing orders the title should always be given in full, and
the Number of the Ruling should also be stated.
SCIENCE.
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Mann's Knowledge of the Heavens. i8mo, cloth, as. 6d.
Mann's Astronomical Science. A masterly exposition of this Science.
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Middleton's Celestial Atlas. Cloth, coloured plates, 9s. 6d. ; half-
bound, 15s.
Middleton's Companion to Atlas. 121110, cloth, 3s. 6d.
Dr. Brewer's Guide to Science. The object of this volume is to
explain scientifically, but in the simplest language 2,000 questions of the commonest
phenomena of life. 308th thousand, 3s. 6d. Cloth Appendix to ditto, is. .
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Dr. Brewer's Phenomena of Sound. i8mo, cloth, 3s.
Vegetable and Animal Life. A Handbook of Physiological Science.
By Robert James Mann, M.D., F.R.A.S., etc. The fullest Exposition for Students in
this Science. 4th Edition, cloth, 3s. 6d.
Introduction to Physiological Science. By Robert James Mann,
M.D. Fcap. 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
Object Lessons in Botany. {See under Botany.)
Object Lessons in Natural History. {See under Natural History.)
The Temperance Science Reading Book. {See under Reading
Books.)
SCRIPTURE HISTORY.
Dr. Brewer's Guide to Scripture History. The Old Testament,
with Contemporaneous History. 3s. 6d. The New Testament, with Contempo-
raneous History. 3s. 6d.
Dr. Brewer's Guide to Christian Evidences. 3s.
2,000 Questions on the Old and New Testaments. With
Explanatory Introduction to each Book, a concise History of the Jews, and Sketch of the
Christian Evidences. Cloth, 2s. Key, 2s. Also as under : —
One Thousand Questions on the Old Testament, gd. ; cloth, is. ; Key, gd.
One Thousand Questions on the New Testament, gd. ; cloth, is. ; Key, gd.
Dr. Brewer's Pathway through Bible and Gospel History, pd.;
cloth, IS.
Dr. Brewer's Theology in Science; or, God Revealed by Science.
Fcap. 8vo, 3s. 6d.
Bible Pictures and Bible W^ords. Old Testament. Twenty-four
Simple Narratives for the Family and School, in the words of Scripture. 12} in. by 20
in., on Roller, 2s. 6d. An edition of the above, beautifully coloured, 5s. ; or mounted on
24 boards and varnished, 24s.
Bible Pictures and Bible ^Vords. New Testament. Twenty-four
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SHORTHAND.
Swiftograph Instructor. The simplest system of Shorthand Writing in
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The Swiftograph Companion. Contains copious exercises and simple
rules for verbatim reporting. 2S.
The Swiftograph Reader. This work contains a set of graduated
exercises, with a few simple rules, is.
SINGING.
Rudd's Singing. Part I., 6d. Part II., is.
Guide to Sol-fa. is.
'* Empire *' Original School Songs. Arranged in Tonic Sol-fa as well
as in the Old Notation. Cloth, is. ; or, in 3 Separate Parts, 3d. each.
SPELLING, WORD-BUILDING, Etc.
Rules for English Spelling; to which are added Observations on
Spelling and Pronunciation, and an Appendix containing several Lists of Words. By
the Rev. Dr. Brewer, Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Cloth, is. 6d.
The Progressive Spelling Manuals. By Thomas Mathison, Author
of •• Quarterly Progressive Test Cards in Arithmetic." 2d. each.
Standard I. Common Words suitably arranged.
II. Selected Words with Meanings.
III. Word Building. Saxon and Latin Affixes. Derivations with Meanings-
IV. Saxon and Latin Prefixes. Latin Roots. Derivations with Meanings.
V. Latin Roots, continued. Derivations with Meanings.
VI. Greek Prefixes and Roots. Derivations with Meanings. Pure Latin
and Greek Nouns. Latin and French Words and Phrases. Words
derived from various Languages.
Martin's Intellectual Spelling- Book. Containing the correct Spelling
and Pronunciation of 10,000 Words. lamo, cloth, is.
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Tables of Prefixes, Affixes, Primitive Roots, etc. i2mo, cloth, is.
Spelling Lessons in Script, id.
The Interesting ^Vord-Builder and Spelling- Book. Specially
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Complete Edition, limp, gd, ; boards, is.
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Part 2, for Standard III., 32 pages, 2d. ; cloth, 3d.
Part 3, for Standard IV.. 48 pages, 3d. ; cloth, 4d.
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ZOO Short Selected Readings and Dictation Tests. For the Upper
Standards. Specially prepared for the Education Code, 1892-3. By J. C. Wright,
Author of " Outlines of Eiiglish Literature*" etc. Qd.
Jarrolds' Spelling Sheets. Thirty Large Sheets on Roller, 24 in. by
19 in. 5s.
TEACHERS' AND PUPIL TEACHERS'
SERIES.
Object Lessons in Natural History. (See Naturai History.)
Object Lessons in Botany; from Forest, Field, and Garden. Or a
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Edward Snblgrove, B.A. 2s. 6d.
Object Lessons in Botany ; from Forest, Field, Wayside, and Garden.
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Book III. For Standards VI. and VII. The structures of the various tissues, the
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' by which such ends are secured ; the nature and purpose of various plant products and
their economical values ; ferns and mosses compared with flowering plants, etc.
Pupil Teachers* Algebra. Expressly written for Pupil Teachers and
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Pupil Teachers* Geography ; Political, Physical, and Physiographical.
By J. H. YOXALL, M.P. 3s. 6d. {See under Geography,)
English History, Summary of. New Edition. For Pupil Teachers
and for Students preparing for the Certificate and other Examinations. 6d.
School Methodr Notes and Hints from Lectures Delivered at the
Borough Road Training College, London. By the late F. J. Gladman, B.A., B.Sc.
(Lond.), Late Superintendent of the Central Training Institution, Melbourne; and
formerly Head Master of the Model and Practising Schools, Borough Road ; Normal
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British and Foreign School Society. With Revisions and Additions by J. W. Jarvis,
St. Mark's Training College, Chelsea. xx5th thousand. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
School Work. By the late F. J. Gladman, Author of "School Method."
In two volumes, 4s. each ; or in one volume, complete, 7s. 6d. I. Control and Teaching.
II. Organization and Principles of Education. Adopted by the School Board for
London. Each Volume is complete in itself, and can be had separately. New Edition
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Teaching of and Testing in Mental Arithmetic. Illustrated. Crown
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Appropriate and Varied Occupations for Infants. Important for
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Occupations and Occupation Games. A Sequel to the above. 243
Illustrations. 3s. ,
Practical Helps for Infants' Teachers. 139 pages. 94 Illustra>
tions. 3s.
Notes of Lessons. First Series. For Infant Classes and Lower
Standards. 2S. 6d. Second Edition. Second Series. For the Upper Standards.
3s. 6d. The Two Series in one volume. 5s. 6d.
Notes of Lessons on English Grammar. For the use of Teachers
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The Handy Book of Object Lessons. By J. Walker. From a
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cloth, 28. 6d., 6th Edition. The Two Series in one volume, 4s. 6d. ; ditto. Interleaved
with Ruled Paper, 6s. 6d. Each Series contains about 70 Lessons. The classification
will facilitate reference, and enable the Teacher to vary his subjects. Each Lesson is
divided into two columns, viz.. Matter and Method, the former containing the infor-
mation to be imparted, whilst the latter is intended, not to be dogmatically adhmd to,
but to serve as a specimen of the various expedients to which Teachers may resorL
The ''Empire'* Series of Original School Songs. Arranged in
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Crew. Cloth, is. ; or in Three Separate Parts, 3d. each.
Jarrolds' Woodwork Demonstration Sheets. By J. W. Watsok,
Woodwork Instructor, Higher Grade and Technical School, St. George's, Bristol.
Printed in Black and Tint, and Mounted on Cloth and Rollers, and Varnished. 3s. 6d
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The Series consists of 16 Sheets, each 30 in. by 22 in., and comprises the following Joints:
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4. Halving (dovetail) 12. Mortice and Tenon Joint (haunched)
5. Halving (stopped dovetail) 13. Dovetail (simple)
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Each Sheet gives :
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Nos. 8 am/ 16 eack ^ive two forms of the specified joint.
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rollers, and varnished, and they form one of the most complete series of illustrations
of joints on the market." — Schoolmaster.
" These Diagrams are well and completely drawn and coloured, and should prow
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" The plan of these sheets has been carefully worked out by a practical teacher,
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The Manufacture of Pottery. A Tannery.
GEOGRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATIONS, p. a6
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Adopted by the School Board for London, and used in^
all Elementary Schools; also in the Schools of
India, Australia, Canada, the Cape, and other of
Her Majesty's Colonies.
THE "LANDSEER"
Natural History Plates^
BEMITIFUILY PRMTEO M NATURAL COLOURS. SIZE 36 x 30 INCHES.
Price, mounted on Cloth and Rollers, Varnished 3/S9 with full description
to each Plate.
Tlu unprecedented success of this, the original series of Natural History Plates, has
called forth many worthless imitations, none of which are in any degree equal to the original
pictures, which are not only artistically beautiful hut scientifically accurate in every respect.
Teachers are, therefore, particularly requested to reject all plates which do not hear the-
imprint *' Landseer Series." To these plates has lately heen added a description equal to
an object lesson, and the price has heen reduced to 3/S mounted, thus rendering this series-
the cheapest, as it is universally recognised to be the best, in the market.
For IttBt of thm Series, plaasa turn ov^r.
' " Upon unrolling the copies of the above excellent illustrations, one of our
first remarks vras ' How is it possible that pictures can be produced in this style,
and sold at such a price ? ' For about a couple of guineas the walls of a school
may be made a veritable picture gallery, and a dull, cheerless room enlivened tiU
nuiiant vdth colour. If viewed from an artistic point of view, the plates are
worthy of high praise. If criticised in detail, their accuracy is remarkable. If
scanned for the amount of ' nature ' expressed, they are most interesting. They
are sparkling with colour, but nothing excessive or gaudy, and througbout true
to life. The tiger is royal indeed. We wondered whether it would be prudent
to han£ such a fine beast before the gaze of an infant class, but if the little ones
can omy be persuaded that it is but a picture, there will be no doubt as to the
attraction it will cause. The fox, with a famous ' brush,' and the three little
cobs, with their comical faces, form a capital group. The snake and frogs, with
the snrroonding botanical life, make an mteresting and animated comtSnation.
The girafie is a fine specimen, and the insect sheet, among other good points,
gives a good idea of mat scourge, the locust. Useful explanatory letterpress
accompanies each plate, which is mounted on linen, rollers, and varnished. We
have reviewed these illustrations with much pleasure, and believe that not only
are they not excelled by any now before the public, but that few can equal them.
They are most beautiful representations of animal life, and deserve the highest
commendation." — The Schoolmaster, ist November, 1884.
JOLTMBT PHB8S MOTIOB.
" These Natural History Plates are as near perfection as it is possible to go ;
we greet each addition with 'Can't be beaten,' and we confess it would be
difficult to improve on this delightful school picture gallery." — The Schoolmaster,
26th July, iSqJS.
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out the imprint "LANDSEEB SEBIES."
LIST OF THE
"LANDSEER"
SBRIBS OP
NATURAL HISTORY PLATES.
*Adder, Lizard, Salamander, Newt
and Toad
•Ants and Ant-hill
Ass
•Bats — Vampire and Flying Fox
Bear, Brown
Bear, Polar
Beaver
Bee, Honeycomb, &c.
Beetles
Bison
•Boa Constrictor and Rattle-snake
Butterfly and Cockchafer
Camel
Capercailzie or Wood Grouse
Cat and Kittens
Cat and Mouse
•Chamois
•Chimpanzee
Corals and Sea Anemones
Cow and Calf
Crab and Lobster
Crocodile
Cuckoo and Woodpecker
Deer, Fallow
Dogs
Duck, Drake and Ducklings
Eagle and Eaglets
Elephant
Farm Yard
Finches — Gold, Green, Bull and
Chaffinch, showing Nests
Fly, Locust and Dragon Fly
Fowls— Cock. Hen and Chickens
Fox and Cubs
Gira£fe
•Goat
Goose, Gander and Goslings
Hare
Hedgehog. Mole and Musk Rat
Heron
Horse
Kangaroo
•Larks, Partridges and Quails
Leech, Trichina and Tapeworm
Lion and Lioness
•Marten and Otter
Nightingale and Starling
Oriole and Weaver Bird
•Ostrich
•Owls
•Oyster. Snail and Cuttle-fish
•Peacock and Peahen
Pelican
Pig and Young
Pigeons and Swallows
Pike and Carp
Rabbits — Buck. Doe and Young
Raven, Nest and Young
Reindeer
Rhinoceros
Salmon and Silurus
Scorpion and Tarantula
Seal
Shark
Sheep and Lamb
Silkworm, Cocoon, &c.
Snake and Frogs
Spider and Lobster
Spooges and Sponge Diving
•Squirrel and Marmot
•Stag. Highland
•Stork
Sturgeon and Perch
Swans, White and Black
Thrush, Blackbird, Wren and
Crossbill
Tiger
Turtle
Vulture
Whale
Wolf
FOR
OTHERS IN PRKPARATION.
Those marked (•) are printed upright; all others lengthwise.
ARRANGEMENT IN SUBJECTS. SEE NEXT PAQE.
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Series of Natural History Plates have been
arranged in subjects. In the first column will be found
the name of the subject, and in the second
the title by
as
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ANIMALS.
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SUBJECT.
TITLE.
SUBJECT.
TITLE.
Ass
Ass
Horse
Horse
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Bear, Brown
Bear. Brown
Kangaroo
Kangaroo
Bear. Polar
Bear, Polar
Kittens
Cat & Kittens
Beaver
Bison
Beaver
Bison
Lamb
Lion & Lioness
Sheep
Lion
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Calf
Cow
Marmot
Squirrel
Camel
Camel
Marten & Otter
Marten
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Cat and Kittens
Cat & Kittens
Mole
Hedgehog
Cat and Mouse
Cat & Mouse
Mouse
Cat & Mouse
Chamois
Chamois
Musk Rat
Hedgehog
Chimpanzee
Chimpanzee
Otter
Marten
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Cow and Calf
Cow
Pig and Young
Pig
Crocodile
Crocodile
Rabbits
Rabbits
Cubs
Fox
Reindeer
Reindeer
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Deer, Fallow
Deer
Rhinoceros
Rhinoceros
Dogs
Dogs
Seal
Seal
Elephant
Elephant
Sheep & Lamb
Sheep
Farm Yard
Fox and Cubs
Farm Yard
Fox
Squirrel and
Marmot
Squirrel
Giraffe
Giraffe
Stag, Highland
Stag.Highland
Goat
Hare
Goat
Hare
Tiger
Whale
Tiger
Whale
Hedgehog. Mole
and Musk Rat
Hedgehog
Wolf
Wolf
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Blackbird
Thrush
Cuckoo and
Cuckoo
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Bullfinch
Finches
Woodpeckers
Capercailzie, or
Capercailzie
Duck, Drake
Duck
Wood Grouse
and Ducklings
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Chaffinch
Finches
Eagle & Eaglets
Eagle
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Chickens
Fowls
Finches
Finches
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Cock
Fowls
Fowls— Cock.
Fowls
Crossbill
Thrush
:Hen& Chickens
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SUBJECT.
Gander
Goldfinch
Goose
Goslings
Greenfinch
Hen
Heron
Lark, Partridges and
Quail
Nightingale & Starling
Onole & Weaver Bird
Ostrich
Owls
Partridges
Peacock and Peahen
Carp
Perch
Pike and Carp
Salmon and Silurus
TITLE.
SUBJECT.
TITLE
Goose
Pelican
Pelican
Finches
Pigeons and Swallows
Pigeons
Goose
Quail
Li^k
Goose
Raven, Nest & Young
Raven
Finches
Starling
Nightingale
Fowls
Stork
Stork
Heron
Swallows
Pigeons
Lark
Swans
Swans
Thrush, Blackbird,
Thrush
Nightingale
Wren and Crossbill
Oriole
Vulture
Vulture
Ostrich
Weaver Bird
Oriole
Owls
Wood Grouse
Capercailzie
Lark
Woodpeckers
Cuckoo
Peacock
Wrens
Thrush
FISI
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Pike
Shark
Shark
Sturgeon
Silurus
Salmon
Pike
Sturgeon and Perch
Sturgeon
Sahnon
REPTILES. INSECTS, &e., &e.
Adder, Lizard. Sala-
Adder
Lizard
Adder
mander, Newt and
Lobster
Crab
Toad
Lobster
Adder
Anemones. Sea
Corals
Locust
Ants and Ant-hill
Ants
Newt
Bats— Vampire and
Bats
Oyster, Snail and
Oyster
Flying Fox
Cuttlefish
Bee, Honeycomb, &c.
Bee
Rattlesnake
Boa
Beetles
Beetles
Salamander
Adder
Boa Constrictor and
Boa
Scorpion & Tarantula
Scorpion
Rattle-snake
Silkworm, Cocoon, &c.
SUkworm
Butterfly & Cockchafer
Butterfly
Snail
Oyster
Cockchafer
Butterfly
Snake and Frogs
Snake
Conds & Sea Anemones
Corals
Spider
Lobster
Crab and Lobster
Crab
Sponges and Sponge
Sponges
Cuttle-fish
?r'
Diving
Dragon Fly
Tapeworm
Leech
Fly, Locust & Dragon
Fly
Tarantula
Scorpion
Fly
Toad
Adder
Flying Fox
Bats
Trichina
Leech
Frogs
Snake
Turtle
Turtle
Leech, Trichina and
Leech
Vampire
Bats
Tapeworm
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Beautifully drawn and Printed in Colours^ with full description to each Plate.
Mounted on Cotton, with Rollers 6s. Varnished, size 25 by 20 In.
PJEMGE] as. 6d. BAGSC.
ASH BIRCH CORK FIR OAK WALNUT
BEECH CEDAR ELM MAHOOANT POPLAR WILLOW
APPLE DATE PALM
BREAD FRUIT FIQ
CHERRY LEMON
COCOA NUT PALM OLIVE
ORANGE POMEGRANATE
PEACH VINE
PEAR
PLUM
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PJLiANXS.
COCOA PLANT COTTON PLANT SUQAR PLANT
COFFEE PLANT FLkH PLANT TEA PLANT
TOBACCO PLANT
nSISCESILiLiiLNESOUS.
A BALLOON A POST OFFICE The UNION JACK
A SHIP A FIRE ENGINE The QUEEN'S
A UOHTHOUSE A UFEBOAT PORTRAIT
A RAILWAY STATION The ROYAL STANDARD
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tall deflorlptlon to eaoli Plate. Pvto« Xai. ed* «»ol»,
BEAN CABBAGE CARROT CAUUFLOWER
ONION PEA POTATO TURNIP
(in sets, mounted on boards, see page 13.)
BARLEY BUCKWHEAT MAIZE HLLET
OATS RICE RYE WHEAT
(in sets, mounted on boards, see page 13.)
" The drawings are well execated and skilfully coloured." — The School
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Natural History Plates.
COCOA CULTURE COTTON CULTURE
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INDIA-RUBBER AND [ .^ ^^_ ^^^,.
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with a coloured picture of a plantation, and outside are enlarged drawings of the
plant and any details which space will sdlov/. At the foot of the sheet is a very
fair description of the plant. As an aid to object lessons such beautiful charts
are most valuable. They interest and instruct the pupils, and enable the teacher
to produce more good in the time allotted than any verbal description could
accomplish, if ever so vivid." — The Schoolmaster.
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History Plates, size 35 by 30 inches.
Pricej mounted on cotton and rollers^ varnished^
3/6 each^ or the Four Sheets Mounted in one^ 12/-.
Size 68 6y 52 inches.
THE FOUR SEASONS.
SPRING. SUMMER. AUTUMN. WINTER.
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USEFUL VEGETABLES.
Beautifully printed in Natural Colours.
Bean Carrot Onion Potato
Cabbage Cauliflower Pea Turnip
Each subject is mounted on a stout Board, 19 by 12 inches, and
varnished, with cord to hang up.
Price of tlie Set, Complete In Wrapper, lOs.
USEFUL GRAINS.
Beautifully printed in Natural Colours.
Barley Maize Oats Rye
Buclcwheat Millet Rice Wheat
Each subject is mounted on a stout Board, 19 by 12 inches, and
varnished, with cord to hang up.
Price of tlie Set, Complete In Wrapper, lOs.
" The Illustrations are drawn and coloured with much care, and they are
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** Every feature and point in the plants is so strongly indicated, both in
marking and colouring, as to render the little class lecture easy to both teacher and
pupil." — The School Board Chronicle.
"The sheets are mounted on stifif board and glazed, and on the back of each
is a description. These descriptions materially enhance the educational value
of the plates, in the production of which the publisher is undoubtedly
doing a useful work." — The Scotsman.
** These cards cannot but form useful decorations for the school-room walls "
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each. A fiill description accompanies each Plate.
These three large Diagrams show in a simple way, easily
understood by children, the form and motions of the Earth and
Moon, and give an explanation of Eclipses.
PLATE I. Shows the Form, Siie, and lotions of the Eirth.
PLATE II. The Form, lotions, and Phases of the loon.
PLATE m. Explains the Canses of Eclipses.
These Diagrams also explain the cause of the Seasons, Day
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and simply written.
Uniform in Sim and Prioe, 3/6, with the ''LANDSBBR"
NATURAL HISTORY PLATES.
"THE RAGES OF MANKIND."
Five Typical Heads, ahowinflr the distinffuiehinff charaoter-
istios of the Oauoasian, Mongolian, Indian, Malayan, and
NeflTTO Raoes ; coloured and life size.
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"TYPES OF NATIONS."
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CHINESE. HINDOOS. PATAGONIANS.
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Technical Education Diagrams
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nished. O/- each. With full description to each Plate.
BEER lARDFiCIUfiE
COIL iniE, i
GAS UKUPiCTDfiE
6USS lUnFACTURE
LEATHER lAIUFACTDRE—
A TAHRERT
PAPER HARUFACTURE
POnERT lAIUFACTDRB
PRnroiG
SALT lARDFACTURS
STEAI-SHIP, A
Size, 35 by 30 inches. Price, Mounted on Cloth and Rollers, Var-
nished, 4/- each. With full description to each Plate.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
FLAX I— COTTIRG, COIBHIG,
AHD CLEAISIRG
FLAX n.— THE LOOH, UM
HTDRAOLIC PRESS
ffiOR I.— THE SIELTIRG
FURNACE
ffiOR IL— lARDFACTDRE OF
CAST ft WROUGHT IROR
ffiORIIL— PPDUHG,BESSEHEI
STEEL, STEAK HAIIER
IROR IT— THE FOURDRT
HLL, A FLOUR
STEAK EHGDIE L—
THE LOCOKOTIVS
STEAK ERGIIE 0.—
THE f ORKDIG PARTS
WEIGHfflG KACHIIE
"These drawings being intended for teaching are boldly executed and
carefally coloured, so that all details shall be visible to the class under
instruction."— TAf Athenaum.
** Every feature is distinctly drawn, and the few notes at the bottom explain
clearly whatever is not sufficiently understood even by the aid of sach excellent
pictures." — The Schoolmaster.
"These are excellent introductions to the coming order of technical
instruction." — The School Board Chrontcls.
" All the pictures are carefully drawn, well and clearly printed, and, in fact,
are all that could be desired for the purpose for which they have been published."
—Thi Practical Teacher.
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Civilization in Europe.
A series of original Plates, beautifully printed in Colours, size, 35 by 27
inches, price, mounted on Cotton, with Rollers, andyarnished, C^/- each.
List of the series : —
I.— Homestead at the beginning
of Civilization.
II.— Chaplemagne*8 Tribunal. 8tb
Century.
III.— In the Cloister Yard. lotb
Century.
IV.— Feudal Castle. 13th Century,
v.— Baronial Hall. 13th Century.
VI.— A Tournament. 13th Century.
VII.— 8lege of a City. 14th Century.
VIII.— Interior of a Town. 15th
Century.
IX.— A Citizen's Parlour. i6th
Century.
X.— Enlisting Soldiers. i6th
Century.
XI. — Camp Life. 17th Century.
XII.— High Life. i8th Century.
A Key to the History of Civilization in Europe, being a descriptive handbook
to the Plates, price is.
These illust rations do not pretend to demonstrate systematically the
gradual development of any special feature in the History of Civilization,
they are rather intended to present animated pictures of representative
periods, which are likely to prove more attractive than any number of
detailed sketches.
" The present set of plates exceed in beauty and fidelity anything we have
ever seen in this direction. They are worthy of being put under glass and in
frames, and for fidelity in detail, for boldness of design and for usefulness, are beyond
all praise. We prophesy their sale by thousands. It is seldom a practical
teacher and reviewer is able to write in such glowing terms, but nothing too good
can be said of these pictures either from an educational or art point of view. Let
the teacher, the literary lecturer, the workmen's club secretary, journey to ' the
Rorw ' and see for themselves." — The Schoolmaster.
" These pictures measure 35 by 27 inches and are really works of art." —
School Board Chronicle.
" The pictures are not only drawn with fair regard to artistic effect, but they
are also most accurate in their details." — The Bookseller.
A. JOHNSTON'S BOTANICAL PLATES,
Beautifully drawn and Printed in Colours, Sixe^ 35 l^y ^5 inches each.
Price, mounted on Cloth and Rollers, and Varnished, C^/-.
HOW RBJLDTt-
Apple Beet Foxglove Meadow Buttercup Red Lily
Coiiee Hazel Meadow Saffron Seariet Runner
Common Flax Henbane Mezereon Strawberry
Cotton Herb Paris Olive Thorn Apple
Deadly Night- Hop Opium Poppy Tobaoeo
shade Maple Rape Vine
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the kind which have yet come under our notice. Their educational value is
undoubted, and may be described as being dependent on two main qualifications
— their size, and the accuracy of treatment exhibited. As for general design
and execution, each plate might be described as a work of art. * Highly com-
mended ' is our verdict with respect to these really beautiful representations of
plant life."— TA* Practical Teacher.
" These first-rate botanical plates deserve a place on the walls of every
schoolroom." — The Schoolmaster.
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THE "MINERVA"
ANATOMICAL DIAGRAMS.
In four plates, with Key. containing full coloured reductions of the Diagrams,
and 8 Plates in the text, revised by
(Medical Officer to the School Board for London^ S<.)
SIZE : Plates I. aod II., mouoted together, 52 X 36 inches. Plates
III. and IV., each 36 x 26 inches.
Price 0/ the Four Plates complete, mounted on Cotton and Rollers, Varnished, with
Key, 9lB.
PLATES I. and II.
(A) HUMAN SKELETON, also detailed illustrations of
the Vertebral Column, the Vertebrae, the Teeth, the Skeleton of the
Hand, &c.
(B) THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM of the entire human
body, as well as of separate portions.
PLATE III.
THE CHEST AND ABDOMEN, showing the grouping
of the internal organs, t.^., the Lungs, with the Bronchial tubes; the
Heart, the Diaphragm, the Stomach, the Intestines, the Liver, the
Gall Bladder ; also separately, the Heart, with the circulation of the
blood, the Lungs, the Stomach.
PLATE IV.
THE ORGANS OP THE SENSES, the Nerves, the
Skin.
•• Of the diagrams we cannot speak too highly ; they are, in fact, not properly
diagrams, but wall pictures in which the form, position and proportion of the
several organs and structures are represented with unusual accuracy."— TA^
Schoolmaster,
" This series of three diagrams has a very distinct advantage over many
others. No difficulty is experienced in making them comprehensive to the
student. For truthml drawings, and as reliable scientific aids the^ are not
excelled by any series extant. With the diagrams is published a key entitled ' The
structure and care of the human body,' and this little work is deserving of the
highest praise." — The Board Teacher.
'* They have evidently been drawn with strict regard to anatomical details,
and are coloured so as to show distinctly the various organs and their parts. An
accompanying key to the diagrams, in which the whole of them are given on a
reduced scale, has been revised by Dr. William R. Smith, Medical Officer to
the School Board for London. The^ are excellent for their purpose, and more-
over are comparatively cheap, the four plates (numbers i and 2 being mounted
together) on rollers, and varnished, being only twenty-one shillings. "~TA«
Bookseller.
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ANATOMICAL WALL PICTURES,
In Twelve Plates. Size 35 x 27 inches. Price, 4/- each ; or
Price complete (efl^ch Plate beinff mounted separately on
Oloth and BoUere, Varnished), 49/-
1. Skeleton of a Lion, crown of the skull, transverse section of bone.
2. Comparative arrangement of the skull and teeth of the Lion, Mole,
Sheep, Beaver and Great Ant Eater. Comparative arrangemeat
of the bones of the hand and foot. The hand of Man, foot of the
Dog, Tapir, Bull and Horse, fin of the Dolphfai.
3. Skeleton of a Swan, skeleton of a Turtle, head of a Rattlesnake,
the fan| and rattle.
4. Skeleton of a Frog, crown of the skull. Skeleton of a Perch, its
radiatory fins, &c.
5. Skeleton of a Beetle, head and foot of Honey Bee, head of a Botterfij,
foot of a House-fly.
6. Fossil Sea Urchin and Starfish. Skeleton of a Sponge. Skeleton of
Radislari. Skeleton of Foraminifera.
7. Stomach of a Flesh eater, of a Plant eater (cud-chewing stomachi.
Digestive organs of a Com eater (pigeon).
8. Digestive organs of a Frog, the internal organs of a Perch.
9. Digestive organs of a Gold Beetle, internal oi^ans of a SnaU«
10. Fresh water Polypus, intersected. Section of a Sponi^e.
IX. Breathing organs of a Mammal, of a Turtle, and of a Fish.
12. Breathing organs of the Lower Organisations.
"FirstAid to the Injured."
Two lar&re Diagrams showinff the course to be pursued is
oases of Accident until medical assistance can be prooored'
PZiATB I.
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P&ATB II.
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Sunstroke, or Unconsciousness.
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Accidents. They are accompanied by full letterpress instructions, and should fisd
a place on the walls of all Schoolrooms and Ambulance Corps Depots/* — 7k
Schoolmaster.
IN ONE SHEET. PRICE ONE PENNY.
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The illustrations show how the miners reach the coal, how they work it, and how
it is brought to the surface. The implements, lamps, trolleys, &c., used, are all
shown, as well as the methods used for ventilating the pit, mapping out the
progress made, tiie supporting of the earth above, &c. A map of the British
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2. The Rhine at Bingen
3. Cologne Cathedral
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5. The Saxon Switzerland
6 & 7. The Giant Mountain
Range
8. The Palls of the Rhine
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zg. Jerusalem
20. New York
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36. A Chinese Town
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Chicago
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z. Comparative Size and Populations of the Countries
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a. Comparative Size and Populations of the Five
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In Crown 8vo. Fancy Boards. Price 1/- each.
The History of a Lump of Iron-
From the Mine to the Magnet.
The History of a Lump of Chalk.
Its Family Circle and their Uses.
The History of a Lump of Coai.
From the Pit's Mouth to a Bonnet Ribbon.
The History of a Lump of Gold.
From the Mine to the Mint.
*' A very informative series of little manuals.*' — The Scotsman.
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INDEX.
PAGE
Accident, In cases of . . . . 22
Anatomical Diagrams .. .. 21
Anatomical Wall Pictures . . 22
Animals {Set "Landsetr" Natural
History Plates) 3
Apple Tree 9
Apple (Botanical Series) . . . . 19
Arithmetic. Mental 29
Ash Tree 9
Astronomy Diagrams . . 15
Balloon 9
Barley 9. ^3
Bean 9. '3
Beech Tree 9
Beer Manufacture 17
Beet {Botanical Series) . . . . 19
Birds (See ''Landseer'* Natural
History Plates) 3
Birch Tree 9
Blast Furnace
Botanical Plates
Bread Fruit Tree . .
Buckivheat
Buttercup (Botanical Series)
Cabbage
Carrot
Cauliflower ..
Cedar Tree ..
Chalk, Lump of
Chemical Apparatus
Cherry Tree..
Civilization, History of
Coal. Lump of
Coal Mine . .
Cocoa Plant . .
Cocoa Culture
Cocoa Nut Palm
Cofiise Plant . .
Cofiee Culture
Coffee (Botanical Series)
Copy Bkx>ks . .
Cork Tree . .
Cotton Plant
• 17
. 19
• 9
9. 13
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9. 13
9. 13
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Cotton Culture 11
Cotton (Botanical Series) . . 19
'* Culture Series" 11
Date Palm Tree 9
Deadly Nightshade (Botanical Series) 1 9
Drawing Examples, " Minerva " . . 27
Drawing, Elementary. Freehand 28
Drawing, Kindergarten . . . . 28
Electric Telegraph 17
Elm Tree 9
Fig Tree 9
Fir Tree 9
Fire Engine 9
First Aids 22
Fishes (See '* Landseer " Natural
History Plates) 3
Flax Plant 9
Flax (Botanical Series) . . 19
Flax Manufacture 17
Forest Trees 9
Four Seasons, The 11
Foxglove (Botanical Series) . . 19
Fruit Trees 9
Gas Manufacture 17
Ge ^graphical Illustrations . . 26
Geographical Terms • • 25
Glass ManufiEicture 17
Gold, Lump of 29
Hazel (Botanical Series) 19
Henbane (Botanical Siries) . . 19
Herb F^ns (Botanical Series) 19
Hop (Botanical Series) 19
Hydraulic Press 17
India Rubber Culture . . . . 11
Insects (See *' Landseer" Natural
History Plates) 3
Iron, Lump of 29
Iron Manufacture 17
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INDEX— Continued,
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*' Landseer " Natural Hist. Plates 3
Leather Manufacture 17
Lemon Tree 9
Lifeboat 9
Lighthouse 9
Linen, Manufacture of 17
Locomotive, Illustrations of .. 17
Mahogany Tree 9
Maize . . . . . . 9. 13
Maple {Botanical Seriis) . . 19
Maps, " Victoria " Series . . . . 25
Meadow Safiron {Botanical Scries) 19
Mental Arithmetic Cards . . 29
Mezereon {Botanical Scries) . . 19
'* Minerva " Drawing Examples . . 27
Mill, A Flour 17
Millet 9. 13
Natural History Plates . . 3
Oak Tree 9
Oats 9. 13
Object Lesson Pictures . . 9
Olive Tree 9
Olive {Botanical Series) .. 19
Onion 9. 13
Opium Poppy {Botanical Series) . . 19
Orange Tree 9
Paper Manufacture 17
Pea 9, 13
Peach Tree 9
Pear Tree 9
Pepper Culture 11
Physiography Diagrams . . • • 33
Plum Tree 9
Pomegranate Tree 9
Poplar Tree 9
Post Office 9
Potato 9. 13
Pottery Manufacture .. .. 17
Printing 17
Queen Victoria, Portrait of • • 9
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Races of Man 15
Railway Station 9
Rape (Botanical Series) . . . . 19
Red Lily (Botanical Series) . . 19
Reptiles (See " Landseer " Natural
Htstory Plates) 3
Rice 9. 13
Royal Standard 9
Rye 9. 13
Salt Manufacture 17
Scarlet Runner (Botanical Series) . . 19
School Diagrams 23
Ship 9
Statistical Diagrams • • 27
Steam Engine 17
Steam-Ship 17
Strawberry (Botanical Series) . . 19
Sugar Plant 9
Sugar Culture iz
Tea Plant 9
Tea Culture 11
Technical Education Series . . 17
Thames Championship Course . . 25
Thorn Apple (Botanical Series) . . 19
Tobacco Flant 9
Tobacco Culture n
Tobaucco (Botanical Series) , . .. 19
Turnip 9i 13
T3rpes of Nations 15
Union Jack 9
Useful Grains . . 9. 13
Useful Plants 9
Useful V^etables . . . . 9. 13
'• Victoria " School Maps . . . • 25
Victoria. Wall Map of . . . . 25
Vine 9
Vine (Botanical Series) . . . . 19
Walnut Tree 9
Weighing Machine 17
Wheat 9, 13
Willow Tree .. .. .. 9
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AtlMe»-Fint PoUtioal AtlaseB, amnmd from the hichett to the lowest
from Anatomical to Scriptural .
1-27
Geographical Handbooks, etc.
27-2 ,
Terrestrial and Celestial Globes
« « • . «
29^
Libra^ and Trayelling Maps and Plans,
School Maps, arranged from the hUhest
under each price being in alphabetic
School Illustrations, Diagrams, etc., in s
arranged alphabetically
31-42
to the lowest piioe, the Maps
border ....
43.53
Iphabetical order of subjects .
53-68
69-72
Medical and Scientific Works
72-78
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INDEX.
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AMombuaaad PeUio Oxsana in the
Female, The Relatioxu of the 74
AsU Minor, Olaisioal Map of .
48.51
,, Outline or Test Map of .
49
Abjt8inia,]fspof .2,8
„ Physical Mra of .
49
A^faanieta&,Mapof . .2,8
gnuns, Piotorial
58
Astronomy, Atlas of .
17
AfHoa,Mapof 2,8,82,84,44,48,49,50,61
58
,, Centt»I,ll»pof 2.8,84
Atlantic Basin, Map of
Atlas, Anatomy, Female Pelvic
1
" OlMdoallUpor .51
78
„ North, Map of. S
„ „ Human
77
„ North-West,Mapof . 8
„ OatUne or Test Hap of 49
17
. Bible ....
t6
„ Pbyeiosl M ap of 49
„ Bones and Ligaments, Stu-
,, South. Map of . 2, 8, 42, 48, 60
Agricultural Diagranu, Seriee of S7
Alphabets and Numerals, Movable . 61
dent's of . 76 i
„ Botany (AnatomicalandFhydo-
America. Map of 44,48,49
,. hiitbh North. Map of 85,48,50
„ Briti^B^piieCPollti^) !
„ Classioal
10
18
„ North, Map of 2, 8, 82, S&. 48,
Outline or Test Map of .' '49
„ ColoniaJ, of Oceania .
14
19
,. Outline or Test Map of North 49
Wales . .
6
„ Physical Map of 49
„ BlementaiyCPoUtiaBi)
10
South, Map of 2. 8. 42, 48, 49, 50, 51
„ OntlineorTestMapofSouth 49
., England and Wales, Counties oi
r 0
„ Female Pelvic Anatomy
78
United States of, Map of 2. 86.
„ Fifth Standard.
17
42, 44, 48, 49, 50 51
., Fourth Standard
10
„ United States of, Central,
Man of ... 8
„ United SUtes of, North-
„ Half-crown (Politloan
18
«1
;; " NaUonalCPoUticai) 18 |i
East,Mapof 8
„ United States of. Outline or
" Handy RoyaI(]?Sitioal)
24
8
Test Map of 49
Historical
20
„ United States of, South-
„ Historical of Modem Bnit>pe .
90
Bast, Map of 8
„ United States of. West,
Map of .... 8
Anatomical Atlas (Human) . 77
Anatomical and Physiological Atlas
Human Anatomy
„ Imperial FoUo (Fhnioal)
,; Imperial Quarto (Riysical) .
77
22
28
9
\\ Labour, Anatomy of !
74
(BoUny) .... 78
., Modem Series .
15
Anatomy, Female Pelvic, Atlas of . 78
. "Multum in Parro" (Poli-
„ Illustrations of Human . 64
tical and Physical) .
12
„ of Labour ... 74
., National (PoUtioal)
18,16 ;
„ of Labour, Atlas of 74
., Our Bmpire Atias
10
OuUine or Tart (FoUtioal)
14
mals. The Compaiative . 78
„ ofthe Female Pelvis, Contri-
„ Physical
22-25
,. Physiological, Anatomiealaad,
butions to the Sectional . 78
ofB<^my
78
„ of the Horse. 77
Physiology, Human Anatomy
., Zoology and Oomparative,
and .
n
lUustrationsof 57
„ PoUtical
1-17
Armenia, Special Map of 85
„ Classical Map of 51
„ PupU-Teaohen' Tear -Books,
New Series .
14
Asia, Map of 2,8,82,85,44,48.49,60.51
,. Boyal (Political)
1 1
„ Central, Map of . .2,8
„ Minor, kap of . .2,50
„ School Classical
„ General (PoUtioal)
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Atlas, School Ptajdoai S4
„ Soriptura ... 86
„ SeTenth Standard 17
„ Shilling Modem (Folitioal,
Fhyiioal, and Aatro-
nomioal) .16
„ „ PhjBioal 25
„ Sixpenny Bible S7
Modem (Politioal.
Phjaioal, and Ab-
tronomioal) 15
„ „ National 15
„ „ Phyaloal 25
„ Sixth Standaid . 17
„ Student's, of Bonee and Liga-
ments . .76
„ Test, OatUne or (PoliUoal) U
„ Third Standard . 16
ti Threepenny Modem (Politioal) 15
„ UnriTalledClassioal . 18
„ „ Politioal . 11
„ ,. AoBtralasian Edition 12
„ Victoria Regina 4
„ World, Cnaasioal 18
„ „ Political 10
,, World-Wide ( PoliUoal and
Physical) .... 7
Australasia, Map of .88,85
Australasian Edition of Unrivalled
AUas 12
AOBtralla, Map of 2, 8, 42, 48, 40, 50, 51
„ Outline or Test Map of . 40
„ South, Map of • 2, 8
Austro-Hungary, Map of 1, 8, 42, 50, 51
BalUo Basin, Map of 2
Basin of the Baltic Sea, Map of 2
„ Mediterranean Sea, Map
of . 1,8,42
„ N. Atlantic Ocean, Map of 1
Belgium, Netherlands, eto., Map of 1, 8,
42, 48, 50, 61
Bible Atlas .... 26
„ Countries, Map of . .40
„ Manners and Ouatoms, Illustra-
tions of .58
Blocks, Zinoo-Belief ... 70
Bookbinding .... 70
Booklining Papers ... 70
Botanical Atlas . . . 7S
Maps ... 22
Botany, Illustrations of .58, 68
„ Sheets for Beginners 6S
Brion's Geographical Models . 58
Britannia, Map of ... 51
British Empire Atlas (Political) 10
„ Map of 48
British Isles, Map of . 85,48,40,50,51
„ Geological Mape of 87
„ Outline or Test Map of 40
British North America, Map of 85, 48, 50
Burma, Map of. 85,44,48
Onsar de Bello Qallloo, Map of . 48
Canaan and Palestine, Map of 40
tf^ituAa^ Map of .42, 48, 50, 51
Z Central, Map of 2
„ East, Map of . . 2, 8
„ Bast Centra], Map of 8
Wert, Map of. .2,8
„ West Centiml, Map of 8
CfesesofMaps . 81,45-47
Celestial Globes ... SO
Central Africa, Map of 2, 8, 85
„ Asia, Map of . .2,8
„ Europe, Map of .48 51
Chart of the World 1, 8, 84, 42, 44, 48, 40, 50, 51
Chemistty, Illustntions of . .54
Children of the Mist ... 60
China and Japan, Map of 2, 8, 42 50, 51
Chronological Chart of Andent History
Chronology and And«nt History,
Handbook to .
Clans, ScotUsh, and their Tartans
Classical Atlases
„ Handbooks
„ History Charts
Maps
Clock Face
Colonial Atlas of Oceania (Politioal)
Colours, Diagrams of .
Commercial Atlas
„ Chart of the World
ComparatiTe Fftthology and Thera-
peutics, The Journal of
Compass for Schools
(contributions to the Sectional Ana-
tomy of the Female Pelvis .
Corsica, Classical Map of
Counties of England and Wales, Atlas
Cycling Maps .
f^ffift^ Map of .
Denmark, Map of 1, 8, 48,
Diagram Paper .
Diseases of the Larynx
Domesticated Animals, The Compara-
tive Anatomy of the .
Drawing Sheets, Slate Cloth .
Dunbar, Picturesque Guide to
Bar DlseasSi a Guide to the Study of
Eastern Bemirobere, Map of .
Ecclesiastical Heraldry
Edinburgh City, Chromo View of
Edinburgh, Plans of Town of .
„ Plan of the City and
Royal Burgh, showing
the extended and the
former boundary, also
the Parliamentary
Divisions
„ Maps of Countv of
„ Cycling Map of County .
„ Perth, and Dundee Dis-
tricts, Cyoling Map of
~ its Neighbourhood,
40
27
60
18
27
60
48, 51
58
14
68
10
84
78
50
78
51
6
40,41
51
50,61
68
76
78
60
71
75
48,40
71
€2
85,86
85
86
40
41
„ and „
Geology of . . , . 87
Educational Handbooks 27
Electricity, Magnetism and, niustnip
Uonsof .... 65
Elementaiy Atlas (PoUtical) . .10
Egypt, Map of . . 2, 8, 48, 60
Bnfflaiid and Walesi Atlas of the
Counties of 6
„ „ County Maps of 6
„ Mapofl.8,88, 86, 80, 42,
44,48,40,50,51
„ Lake District Map 80
„ „ Manufacturing Dis-
tricts of. Map of . 51
„ „ Outline or Test Map of 40
„ Phvsical Map of . 40
„ „ Railway ana Canal
M^p . . . . .40
Ethnographical Heads . 64
Ethnological Maps ... 22
Blirope,Mapof 1,8,88,87,44,48,40,50,51
Central, Map of .48, 51
Claasical Map of 57
Geological Map of 81
OutUneorTestMapof 40
Physical Map of 40
Exodus, The, Map of . .40
Familiar Scenes for Object lessons
68, G4
Female Pelvic Anatomy, Atlas of 73
Female Pelvis, (Contributions to the
Sectional Anatomy of the . 78
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Fifth Standjund AtlM ... 17
First Standard Oeognphy 28
„ Steps in Geography 28
Flags and Anns of the United King<
dom, Series of Illostrations of 64
Flags of AU Nations . .64,72
Flag Maps of England and Scotland . 52
Forth and Tay, Onide to . .87
Fourth Standard Atlas 16
Franoe, Map of . 1, 8, 42, 48, 60, 61
a«Ula,Manof. ... 51
Genealogioal Chart of the Sorereigns
ofBn^and . .67
General Knowledge Oharts 60
Geographical Diagrams 68
,, Handbooks, etc. 27, 28
„ Models ... 68
„ Terms, Ohart of . 48, 49
„ „ Handbook 27
Oeograpliy, Classical, Handbooks . 27
Fifth Standard . 17
„ First Standard 28
„ First Steps in 28
„ Fourth Standard . 16
„ Orosian ... 28
„ PhjsioBl, Handbooks . 27, 29
„ Political, Handbooks 27
,, Scriptaral, Handbooks . 27
„ Second Standard . 29
„ SeTenth Standard 17
„ Sixth Standard . 17
„ Third Standard . 16
Geological Maps 22, 28, 87
Geology, Mineralogical Handbook . 87
„ Physical, lUnstrations of . «2
Geometry, Wall Illustrations of 54
Germania, Map of . .61
Germany, M»p of . 1, 8. 42, 60
Glasgow, Troesaohs, and Loch Lomond
Distticti, Cycling Map of . .41
Globe, Handbook to Terrestrial . 27, 80
Globes, Celestial and Terrestrial . 29, 80
Gr»cia, Map of . .51
„ Antiqna, Map of 48
Greece, Map <^ . 2, 8, 87, 60, 61
Guide to Dunbar ... 71
GynsBoology and Obstetrics, Selected
Papers in .72
Gyneoologioal Case-Taking Papers 72
Gynecology, Manual of .72
Half-Orown Hlstorloal Atlas . 21
„ National Atlas (Political) 13
„ Physical Atlas . 24
., PoliUcal Atlas . . IS
Halfpenny Coloured Maps 61
,. Outline or Test Maps 51
HandbOOkSiClassioal Geoffraphy . 27
„ Chronology ana Andent
History . 27
„ Geographical Terms 27
„ Metric System . 27
„ Mineralogical Geology . 27
,, Natural History . 05
„ Natural Philosophy 27,68-57
,, Physical Geognphy .27,29
„ Political Geography 27
„ Scriptural Geography . 27
Terrestrial Globes . 29, 80
„ Through the British Em-
pire In Ten Minutes . 28
„ Types of Nations 67
„ Various ... 27
Handfy Royal AUas g>olitical) 8
Hemisphere, Bast, Map of . .48, 40
., West, Map of . 48, 49
Hemispheres^ Map of 1, 8, 44, 48, 49. 60, 61
„ Outline or Test Map of 49
„ Physical Map of 49
70
71
51
SO
SO
Tl
60
Heraldry, British and Forsign, New
and Extended Edition .
„ Ecclesiastical
Hispania, Map of . . .
Historical Atlaa
„ ,. of Modem Borope
„ and Famous Scenes, Illaa-
tratioos of
Celebrities, Wall niostra-
tions
Histories, lUnstrated, uf 21st Roy^al
Scots Fusiliers, and 1st Battalion
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
(91st Foot)
History Charts, Classics 1
„ Chronological ChArt of
Ancient
„ Charts, Modem
Holy Land, Map of
Horse. The Anatomy of the
Horticulture, Illustrations of.
Howard Vincent Map of the BriUsh
Empire ... ____
Human AnatomyjAtlas of . **
Hydraulics and HydrosUUos, lUas-
trationsof ... .56
Hydrograpbical Maps . . S3. 23
Iceland, Map of
Illuminated Wall Proverbs .
nilUrtratlon8 of Agriculture
„ Anatomy
,, ,, Comparative
, , Astronomical and Geo-
graphical, Pictorial
„ Astronomy .
„ Bible Manners and
Customs
„ Botanv
„ Cbemistiy
„ Clock Fkoe
„ Colours
„ Compsss
„ Electricity and Mag-
netism
„ Ethnographical Heads
, , Fla^ and Arms of the
United Kingdom .
„ Geology, Physical
,, Geometry
„ Historical and Famous
Scenes
,, Historical Celebrities
,, Horticulture .
„ Hydraulics and Hydio-
49
60
49.50
66
1
61
5S
54
57
5S
59
58
5S,€8
54
59
59
50
55
64
M
64
Insects Iz^Juriona to
Faim Crops
Light and Heat
Magnetism and E]eo>
Wdty
Metric System
Mineralogr .
Natural History
„ Philosophy
Physical
Plants of Commerce .
Properties of Bodies .
Proverbs
Seasons
Steam Boilers
Steam Engines
Trades
Trees .
Types of Nations
Wheat Plant, Ldfe
History of .
Zoology
67
55
55
56
56
5«,tf
53-57
60
54
n6
57
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57
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INDEX.
Imperial Folio Phyaic&l Atlaa 22
„ Quarto „ . . 23
„ Map* .... 44
ImDerium Romanum, Map of 61
India, Atlas of ... 9
„ Map of 2, 3, 42, 48, 49, 50, 51
„ Claadcal Map of 51
„ North-West Frontier, War Map 37
„ Outline or Test Map of 49
Insects Injurious to Farm Crops,
Diagrams of . .67
Ireland, Map of 1,3,42,44,48,49,50,51
„ Lake District Map . 39
„ Outline or Test Map of 49
Italia Antiqua, Map of 48
Italia Superior and Inferior, Maps
of . . • . .51
Italy, Map of . .1, 8, 42, 48, 50, 51
Japan and Clilna, Map of 2, s, 42, 50, 51
Jerusalem, Ancient, Map of . .50
Journal of Comparative Putbology
and Therapeutics .78
Judah and Israel, Map of . .50
Kent, Map of . . 88, 50
Knowledge Charts, General 60
Labonr, Anatomy of . .74
„ Atlas of the Anatomy of 74
Lake District Maps, England, Scot-
land, and Ireland .39
Lanarkshire, Map of . .38
Larynx, Diseases of the 76
Leith, Plan of . . .36
Library and Travelling Maps and
PUns Sl-42
Life History of the Wheat Plant,
Diagrams of . .68
light and Heat, Illustrations of 55
London, North and West, Map of
Public Footpaths ... 38
Lord's Prayer .... 60
Lower Nubia Map of . .2
Magnetism and Electricity, iiius
trations of . .55
Manual of OynecoIoEV . . .72
Manuscript Letters, Book of . .68
Map and Plan Mounting 79
J, Drawing, Pupil's Copy-Book for 69
nap of Abyssinia 2, 3, 38
„ of M^jrptxu . . 51
„ of Afghanistan . • 2, 3
„ of Africa 2,8,32,84,44,48,49,50,51
„ „ Central . 2, 3, 84
„ „ Classical . 51
„ „ North ... 8
„ „ North- West . 2
„ „ Outline or Test 49
„ „ Physical 49
„ „ South 2, 3, 42, 48, 50
„ of America 44, 48, 49
„ „ British North 85,48,50
„ „ North 2, 8, 32, 35, 48, 49,
50, 51
„ „ Outline or Test . 49
„ „ Physical . 49
„ „ South 2, 3, 42, 48, 49,
50, 51
„ ,, United States of 2, 35, 42,
44, 48, 49, 50, 51
„ United States of,
Central 3
United States of,
North-East 3
„ „ United States of.
Outline or Test . 49
„ United States of,
South-East . 3
,, „ United States of.
West .... 8
PACK
Map of Armenia, Modem 85
Classical . 51
,, of Ada 2, 3, 32, 35, 44, 48, 49, .50, 51
Central . . . 2, S
Minor . 2, 50
„ Classical. .48,51
Outline or Test . 49
Physical 49
of Atlantic Basin 1
of Australaaia . . .83, 85
of AustraUa . 3, 42, 48, 49, 50, 51
„ Outline or Test . 49
of Austro-Hungary 1, 8, 42, 50, 51
of Baltic Basin ... 2
of Belgium, Netherlands, etc. 1, 8, 42,
48, 50, 51
of Bible Countries 49
Botanical Maps ... 22
of Britannia ... 51
of British Empire 48
„ Isles . 85, 48, 49, 50, 51
„ „ Geological 37
„ ,, Outline or Test . 49
„ North America 85, 48, 50
of Burma ... 35, 44, 48
of CsBsar de Bello Qallioo 48
of Canaan and Palestine 49
of Canada . 42, 48, 50, 51
„ Central . 2
„ Bast . . 2, 3
„ East Central . 8
„ West . . 2, 8
„ West Central . 8
of Central Africa 2, 8, 35
Asia . .2,8
„ Europe . 48, 51
Chart of the World 1, 8, 38, 42, 44,
48, 49, 50, 51
Zoogoogra-
49
2, 8, 42, 50, 51
. 48, 51
of the
84
phical .
of China and Japan
Classical .
Commercial Chart
World .
of Corsica, Classical 51
ofDacia . . .51
of Denmark . 1, 3, 48, 50, 51
of Eastern Hemisphere . . 48, 49
Edinburgh, Plans of Town
„ Plan showing the
present and pro-
posed extend(;d
boundaries
,, County of .
„ „ Cycling
Map
„ and its Neighbour-
hood, Geology of
36
of Egypt . • 2, 8,
of England 1, 8, 88, 86, 42,
49,
Flag .
,, Lake District
„ Manufacturing Dis
tricteof . . 51
,, Outline or Test 49
„ Physical . 49
,, Railway and Canal 40
Bthnologica, Maps 22
of Europe 1, 8, 83, 87. 44, 48, 49, 50, 51
85
86
40
87
48, 50
44, 48,
50,51
52
Central
„ CUuMieal
,, Geological
„ Outline or Test
Physical
of Exodus, The .
of France . 1» 8, 42, 48,
of Gallia .
Geographical Terms
48,61
51
87
49
49
49
50, 51
51
48,49
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Kap, G«ologio«l
I, d Ctomumia
„ of Oermanj
„ ofGnoda.
„ „ AnUqiui
„ of Oraeoe .
„ Greece, War
„ Haltpmnj Ck>Ioared
„ ,, Outline or Teit
„ of Hemiiphere, East
„ „ Wert .
of Hemispheres In one 1, 8, 44, 46, .49,
50,61
.. M » Outline
or Test 49
PhTsioal 49
5]
49,60
PAOS
22,87
61
1, 8, 42, 60
61
48
60,61
87
61
62
48,49
48,49
of Hispanla
of Holy Land
Howard Vincent, of British
Empire
Hydrogmphical Maps
Imperial .
Imperium Bomanum
of IndU . 2, 8, 42, 48, 49,
„ dassioal
„ North- West Frontier
„ Outline or Test
of Ireland 1, 8, 42, 44, 48, 49,
„ Lake District
,, Outline or Test
of Italia Antiqua
Superior and Inferior
of Italy
48
22
I
44
61
60,61
61
37
49
60,61
89
49
48
61
1, 8, 42, 48, 50, 61
2,8,42,
of Japan and China
of Jerusalem, Ancient
of Judah and Israel
of Rent .
of Lanarkshire
Large Wall
Library and TrarelUng, and
Plans . . . .
of London, North and West,
showing Footpaths
of Mediterranean Basin .
„ „ Outline
Olassical of Oountries border-
ing on .
Memory. Unrivalled Series of
Meteorological Maps
of Mexico .
of Middlesex
Modem Series
of Netherlands, Belgium, etc. li
48.
„ Guinea .
„ South Wales
„ Zealand . 2, 8, 88,
60,61
60
60
88,60
88
48, 49
81-42
88
1, 3, 42
48,49
52
22
8, 49, 61
88,60
82
. 8, 42,
50,51
2,8
, 42, 48,
60,51
of Newfoundland 51
North America, 2, S, 82, 85, 48, 49,
60,51
„ Atlantic Basin 1
,, Polar Chart ^ . 1, 8
of Norway and Swedeur 2, 8. 42, 50
, , Sweden, ami Denmark 48, 61
of Nubia . . / . 2, 8, 38
of Oceania ./ . 2,8,60,61
Odyssey, Geography of the 51
of Orbis Bomanus 48
« VetSSM^Notus* ! 48, 68
of Orkney and Shetland . 38l 48
Outline or Test . . 49, d0/6ft
of Pacific Ocean . . 89, 48
Palflsontological, of British Isles 87
ofPalsBstina ... 61
of Palestine 2, 8, 89, 42, 49, 50, 51
„ Outline or Test 49
of Fannonia
of Peloponnesus, Classical
Penny Classical .
„ Coloured •
„ Outline .
„ Projections
Penny Test
of Persia .
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Railway of Scotland 88
Reduced Ordnance of Scotland . 41
Rhodesia .... 89
of Regnnm Alexandri Magni 61
of Rome, dassioal 61
of Russia . .2,8,50.51
8.W 2
of St! Paul's Trarials '. 49. 50
of Sardinia, Classical 51
ofSaToy ... . 8
of Schleswig-Holstein . 8
School .... 4851
of Scotland 1, 8, 89, 40, 41, 44, 48, 49.
50,51
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LakeDistrict 89
OutUne or Tart 49
Railway 89
Reduoed Ordnance . 41
Scripture .... 49
of Shetland .88,48
Slate Cloth School Wall. Grty-
ston's Patent ... 50
Small Wall ... 48
of South America 2, 8, 42, 48, 49, 50, 51
of Spain . . 1.8.42,48,
50.61
of Surrey .... 50
of Sweden and Norway . 2. 8, 42. 50
of Sweden. Norway, and Den-
mark . 48. 51
of Switaerland . 1, 8, 42, 50, 51
of Syria. Claadcal . 51
Tert or Outline . 49.50,52
of Thames VaUey 48
Tourists* .... 42
of Transvaal ... 42
of Travels of St. Paul . 49
of Turkey in Asia .2.8
„ Europe - 1« 8
of Turkish Empire . 50, 51
of United States 2, 82, 85, 42, 44. 48.
49. 50. 51
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NorthBart . 8
Outline or Tert 49
South-Eart 8
Wert . 8
of Upper Nubia ... 2
ofVenesaela .42
of Victoria ... 3
ofVindeUcia ... 51
of Wales .... 48
of Watering Places of Kent 38
of Wert India Islands . 2, 8. 48, 50
of Western Hemisphere . . 48, 49
of World in Hemispheres 1. 8. 44.
48,49,50^51
of World in Hemispheres, Out-
line or Tert .49
of World in Hemiipheres,
Phyiiaal .49
of World Meroator 1,8,84,42,44,48,
49, 50. 51
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PhTsical .... 43-49
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Map. Zoological Mapa.
Medical and Sdentlfle Works—
A Quide to the Study of Bar
DlMaM ....
A Popular Atlas of Human Ana-
itue on the
tomy and Pbydolo^
A Fiaotical
Spatum .
Atlaa of Female Felvio Anatomy
Atlas of the Anatomy of Labour
Gontribations to the Sectional
Anatomy of the Female Pelris
Diseases of the Larynx
G^ecological Gase-Taking Papers
Manual ot Oyneoology
Selected Papers in Oynsscology
Spinal Deformity in Relation to
Obstetrics
The Anatomical and Physiological
Atlas of Botany .
The Anatomy of liabour .
The Anatomy of the Horse
The Gomparative Anatomy of the
Domesticated Animals .
The Journal of Comparative
Pathology and Therapentioa
The Relations of the Abdomi
nal and Pelvic Organs in the
Female ....
The Student's Atlas of Bones and
Ligaments
Mediterranean Basin, Map of .
„ Outline Classical Map
of Countries bordering on .
Memoiy Maps. UnriTalled Series of
Meteorological Maps .
Metric System . .49,
„ jf Handbook
Mexico, Map of . 2,
Middlesex. Map of
Mineralogical Geology, Handbook
Mineralogy, lUustrauons of .
Mist, Children of the .
Modem Series of Atlases
Maps
Movable Alphabets and Numerals
., Tropic Diagram
"Multum in Panro" Atlas (Political
and Physical).
Music, Rapid Tracing Book
of
NaUonal Atlases (Political)
Nations, Types of
Natural Histoiy, HlnstrationB
Plates
l\ Philcaophy Handbooks 27,
„ ,, niustrationb
Nautical Guide to Forth and Tay
Netherlands, Belgium, etc., Map of
4S,
New Guinea, Map of .
„ South Wales, Map of
„ Zealand, Map of 2,8,88,42,48,
Newfoundland Map of
North America, Map of 2, 8, 82, 86,
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77
75
72
74
78
76
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72
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77
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55, eo
27
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61
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66
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87
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51
48,49,
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2, 8, 42, 50
„ Atlantic Basin, Map of
„ Polar Chart
Norway and Sweden, Map of . «, », ,«, uv
., Sweden, and Denmark, Map of 48, 51
Nubia, Map of . . 2, 8
Nubia and Abyssinia, Special Map of 38
Object Lessons, Familiar ftoenes for 68,
64
Obstetrics, Spinal Deformity in
Relation to .... 78
Oceania, Colonial Atlas of (Political) 14
„ Map of . . 2,8,50,61
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Odyiacy, Map of Geography of 51
Orb&s Romanus, Map of . .48
' „ Terrarum, Map of . .51
„ Veteribus Notus. Map of . 48, 51
Orbital and Rotaiy Dlustrator, Trea-
sure's ..... 62
Orkney and Shetland . . 88, 48
Oroeian Geography .28
Our Empire Atias ... 10
Outline or Test Atlas (PoUtical) 14
„ Maps, unlettered 49, 60, 52
Paoille Ocean. Map of
PalsBontologiod Map of British Isles
PklsBstina, Map of
Palestine, Map of 2, 8, 89, 42, 49,
„ Outline or Test Map of
Pannonia, Mm> of
Peloponnesus, GUssloal Jlap of
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Persia, Map of .
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Physiological and Anatomical Atlas
of Botany
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Physiology, Atlas of Human Anatomy
and
Plan of Edinburgh
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Polar Chart, North
Political AtiaMS
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Portobello, Plan of
Portugal and Spain, Maps of 1, 8, 42,
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Properties of Bodies, lUustrationB of
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Queen Victoria, Chromo Portrait of 62
Railway Map Of Scotland 89
Rail waj^ and Canal Map of England
and Wales . .40
Reduoed Ordnance Maps of Scotland * 41
Relations of the Abdominal and
Pelvic Organs in the Female 74
Relievo Maps .... 58
Regnum Alexandri Magni, Map of . 51
Rhodesia, Map of . .89
Review, Scottish (1881), Chromo 62
Rome, Classical, Plan of . .61
Royal Atlas .... 1
Royal Agricultural Society's Diagrams
of Insects Ii\}uriou8 to Farm Crops . 67
Royal Agricultural Society's Diagrams
of Life History of the Wheat Plant 68
Russia, Mapof . . 2, 8, 50, 51
„ S.W., Map of . .2
81 Panl's Travels, Map of . 49, 50
Sardinia, Classical Map of . .61
Savoy, Map of .... 8
Schleswig-Holstein, Map of . 8
School Classical Atbs ... 18
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Soripture Atlas .
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Second Standard Oeccraphy .
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South America, Maps of 2, 8, 42, 48, 49, 50, 51
Spain, Man of . .1, 8, 42, 4S, 50. 51
Spinal Deformity in Relation to Ob-
stetrics .... 73
Spring Rollers, Oases, and Stands . 31
Sputum, A Practical Treatise on the 75
Stands of Maps . 45,40,47
Steam Boilers, Illustrations of 50
„ Engines, Illustrations of . 50
Student's Atlas of Bunes and Liga-
ments, The . . 70
Surrey, Mm> of . .50
Sweden and Norway, Map of 2, 8, 42, 50
,, Norway, and Denmark . 48, 51
Switserland, Map of . 1,8, 42, 50, 51
Syria^ Classical Map of .51
Tartans— Scottish Clans and their
Tartans . . 60
„ What is my Tartan ? 70
Tay and Forth, Nautical Guide to . 37
Terrestrial Globes .29, SO
Handbook . . 27, 80
Test or Outline Atlas (PoUtical) 14
Test or Outline Maps .
Thames, Map of the Valley of the
The Lord's Prayer
Third Standard Atlas .
Threepenny Modem Atlas (Political)
Tourists' Maps .
Trades, Dlnstrations of
Transvaal, Special Map of
Travels of St. ]?aul. Map of
Treasure's Orbital and Rotary Illus-
trator ....
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Unrivalled Atlas (Political) . II
.. Classical Atlas IS
„ Series of Memoiy Maps . 52
„ Terrestrial Globe . 30
Upper Nubia, Map of . .2
Veneinela, Special Map of . 42
Victoria, Map of ... 3
Victoria Regina Atlas ... 4
Vindeiida, Map of .51
Volunteer Review, Chromo of 62
Wales, Map of. ... 48
„ County Atlas of England and 6
Watering Plaoes of Kent, Map of iS
West India Islands, Map of . 2, 8, 48, 50
Western Hemisphere . .48, 49
What is my Tartan ? ... 70
Wheat Plant, Life Hbtory of the,
Diagrams of . . . . ^S
World Atlas (PoUtical) 10
., „ (Classical) 18
,, Commercial Chart of . .34
„ in Hemispheres, Map of 1. 3, 44,
48, 49, .M). 51
,, „ Oatline or
Test Map of 49
„ „ Physical Maps of 43, 49
„ Mercator 1, 3, 34, 42, 44, 48, 49,
50,51
,. ,. Outline or Test Map of 49
World - Wide AtUs, Political and
Physical .... 7
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New
14
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Zoogeographical Chart of the World . 49
Zoology and Comparative Anatomy.
Illustrations of . . . 57
Zoological Maps ... 22
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29. Asia, Central.
30. Turkey in Asia.
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49. United States, N.E.
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51. United States, N.W.
62. United States, S.W. Insets — Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San
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53. INlexico.
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Sweden and Norway.
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Denmark and Schleswig-Holstein.
74. Baltic Canal; Month of Elbe River;
Environs of Vienna ; Environs of
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75. Anstro-Hungarian Monarchy.
76. Vienna.
77. Italy.
7S. Rome ; Sardinia ; Sicily ; Naples ; San
Marino.
79. MalteM Islands; Valette; Venicr;
Lagoons of Venice.
80. Russia, European.
81. Baltic Sea.
82. Odessa ; Moecow ; St. Petervbaig ; St.
Petersburg Bay ; KronstadL
83. Black Sea.
84. Turkey In Europe ; Bulgaria.
85. Rumania: The Bosporus, with Con-
stantinople.
86. Bosnia ; Sarvia ; Montenegro.
87. Greece.
88. Cyprus ; Corfu ; Ctete ; Corinth Canal ;
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95. ,, North- Wesi FroTinoes ; Oudh ;
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96. „ Pui^ab, East ; Kashmir.
97. „ Pa^jab, West ; British Balnoh-
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96. „ Ri^piitana ; Ajmere>Merwara.
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108. „ Bombay, South.
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Map is, therefore, well adapted for Library and Office use, and should also be
invaluable to the Tourist, the Pedestrian, or the Cyclist. In order that the Map
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France in Siam ; the rectification of the British Boundaries with respect to the Pamir,
China, and Siam ; the cession of Formosa by China to Japan : and the resnlta of recent
travel and exploration in Persia, Tibet, etc. The authorised route of the great Siberian
Railway is oorrectlv shown, while the delineation of Franz Joief lAnd and the ncnth
coasts of Asia now snow c6nsiderable modifications in that remote region.
Africa, as ever, hajs received Mpecial attention in so far as recent explorations are con-
cerned, and the many territorial changes affected by recent international treaties bare
been carefully inserted.
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the Klondike River gold region shown, while other minor rectifications and iniprovements
have been made in the United States and Canada throughout.
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Argentine Republic, and Paraguay to be noted.
In the Pacific Ocean all the new British Possessions are carefully indicated.
Bbsidbs thb infobmation usuallt given in a Chart of thb Wobld,
THIS Map CONTAINS THE rOLLOWINO ^-
1. Enlaxged Map of Central Europe, showing the Railways and Canals of Conti-
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the principal British PosseSBlons. the Suez Canal and Nile DelU, and the Isthmua of
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and have also their nationality marked. 3. LexiCTth Of Day.— A scale abowing the lengUi
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Greenwich, and any place on the globe to the east and west of it. 5. Chuxents Of tlie
Ocean. — The limits of the currents, as far as known, are all defined by shading. Arrows
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the danger to navigation arising from ice-fields, especially in crosing the Atlaatie Ooaan.
9. Naval Engagements.— The positions are marked by two cross guns, and a note givea
the date ofthe action. 10. Telegraphic Commimlcatlon over the globe, printed in
bright red. Principal railway lines are also shown. British coaling stations are indicated
in red. British naval stations in blue.
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MAP OF OBNTBAIj AFRICA,
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MAP OF THE ^WATBRING PLAGES OP KENT
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MAP OP PUBLIC FOOTPATHS IN NORTH AND ^WEST
LONDON.
By the Northern Heights Footpath Association.
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ISLANDS OP ORKNEY AND SHETLAND.
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PAOIPIO OCEAN.
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A LIBRARY AND REFERENCE MAP OF PALESTINE.
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RHODESIA.
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MAPS OF THE LAKE DISTRICTS OF
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POPULAR MAP OF SCOTLAND.
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MAP OF THE RAILWAY SYSTEMS OP SCOTLAND.
Third Edition.
SIZE, 35i BY 29i INCHES.
This newly constructed Map shows distinctly all Passenger Stations, and the
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Inset Maps of the Environs of Edinburgh and of Glasgow, and the District
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RAILWAY MAP OP ENGLAND AND WALES.
(Revised by the various Oompanies),
ALSO SHOWING CANALS.
Messrs Johnston have pleasure in announcing the issue of this important Map
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Each Railway System is shown in a particular colour and marking, and Lines in
progress are also given. Canals appear in a distinct shade of blue.
The Map should be of much service in the Torwarding Departments of all
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The following Specially Prepared Cyclists' Road Maps.
CENTRAL AND NORTHERN DISTRICTS OP
SCOTLAND.
Showing all the Main Roads and principal Cross Roads in Red, Railways
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SIZE, 25 BY 20 INCHES.
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Roads are denoted by figures, placed at the side, giving the heights above sea-
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CYCLING MAP OP EDINBURGHSHIRE AND PORTIONS
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OYOLING ROAD MAP FOR EDINBURGH, PERTH,
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The complete Map of Scotland will comprise Sixteen Sheets, each measuring
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It is based on the Ordnance Survey and brought up to date in every respect.
The assistance of residents in nearly every town and village in the country has
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been obtained.
The Greographical features are shown in three different colours; the Black shows
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also Outline of Roads and Railways ; the Blue shows all tbo Rivers and Canals
with their liames. County Boundaries, .and Steamer routes ; and the Brown shows,
all the names of Hills and Glens, the contours for every 500 feet, and the Heights
above the Sea-Level, the Roads are also filled in in this colour. The Counties are
also distinguished by different colours in the usual manner, and all water \b
coloured blue.
In order to make the Map popular, the Publishers have kept the Selling Price
per Sheet as low as it possibly can be, considering the great expense of the con-
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The Sheets already issued are Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 and 14,
giving all the mainland. The remaining three sheets will be ready in a few
months.
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or mounted on cloth and in ease. Is. 6d.
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Africa (South), .
1 Sheet
, with Index of 2798 Names.
AmerioB (U.S.), .
do.
If
16,062
If
15
America (iSouth),
do.
}i
6S58
II
Australia,
do.
4817
AuBtralia, South,
do.
^j
4416
jj
Austro-Hungary,
do.
,»
6816
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Belgium and the Netberlanda,
do.
,,
4226
Canada, Central and East,
do.
>f
4ft37
II
Canada, West .
do.
II
2877
China and Japan,
do.
II
3218
II
England, .
da
II
12,177
II
France, .
do.
II
4643
Germany, N.
do.
11
3560
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do.
II
5628
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India, .
do.
8335
Ireland, .
do.
II
6502
II
Italy, ,
do.
II
6187
Mediterranean Shoren, .
do.
2318
New Zealand and New Guinea,
do.
II
2146
fi
Palestine,
do.
2502
Scotland,
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11,189
j^
Spain and Portugal,
do.
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4040
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2259
Switzeriaml,
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4572
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brown. The depths of the sea are shown by seven shades of blue— (1) Down to
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fathoms; (4) between 1000 and 2000 fathoms; (5) between 2000 and 3000
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EUROPE.
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conunent, oovering a space of some six feet oj flve."— 3%< Sekeol Board CkrenieU.
(ASIA).— "This ezceUent map is deservedly styled ' ImpmriaL' "—As FreutiMl TeaAtr.
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Udken."— nh« Meh TtaOmif /oumat.
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7 0
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web of cloth. The Maps re-
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tBnfirland and Wales tSweden,Norway&Deniiiark
fBurope Thames, Valley of the
Burope, Central United States
France I Wales
Astronomical and Gheoffra- West India Islands
'phioal Terms, Ohart of fWorld, Meroator^s Projeo-
^misphere, Eastern ' tion*
* Coloured to show all the Ck>loniee of Great Britalo at one view.
Thoee marked t are entirely New Maps, oonstmcted from the latert Antboritiea ; thm
Coast-line and Riven are ooloored hlae, and the HilU hrown. To prevent oTererovdiog of
namee only place* of importance are giTen.
Classical Geography.
Price U$. eaeht an Cloth and Bollen, Vami$ked, wiik Bamdbook,
Asia Minor
OflBsar de BeUo Ghallioo
GrsBoia Antiqua
Italia Antiqua
Mediterranean. Outline Map
of Countries DorderinfiT on
Orbis Romanus
Orbis Veteribus Notoa
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Map is ever printed without being thoroughly revised.
The Maps are carefully printed in permanent Oil Colours. The
Series is the most extensive published, consisting of over 70
Maps, to which additions are constantlj being made. They are
moimted on Cloth and Rollers, Varnished or Plain, the best
materials only being used. The whole Series is of one uniform siie,
namely, 50 by 42 inches. It ifl the cheapest ever published,
considering the quality, the price being: Rollers, Var-
nished, 12s. each. It is the ijnly Series accompanied by
Handbooks written expressly for each Map. These are given
gratis to purchasers.
For List of W. ds A, K, Johnston's Sch4)ol Series of lUustraUons ofNaUural
Philosophpt SizSt 60 by 4^ inches each. See pages BSS?.
Political Geography.
Prict lU, each, on Cloth and Rollen, Vamitked, with Handbook.
f Afrioa I fHemispheres, Eastern and
fAfrioa, South | Western (one Map)
tAmerica Hemisphere, Western
America, British North flndia
America, North flreland
America, South Italy
f-Asia tNetherlands and Bel^um
tAustralia fNew SSealand (in Ck>unties)
tBritish Isles Orkney and Shetland,
Burma T«ifi.nHg of
Oanada (Bastern Pro- , Pacific Ocean
vinces) ' fScotland
at Spain and Portusal
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Amerioa
Asia
Bnfirland
Physical Geography.
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Burope
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World, Meroator.
Prlet IMi, each,
Bible Countries
Bxodus, The
Scriptural Geography.
OR Oath and BoUen, VamiMhod, with Handbook.
Holy Land
Travels of St. Paul
Chart of the World.
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Alfred BuBsel Wallace.
By Dr ANDREW WILSON
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Africa.
Amerioa.
America, North
America, South
Australia.
British Ues.
England.
I Europe.
I HemiBphere, East
Hemisphere, West
India.
Ireland.
Mediterranean, Olaasioal
Map of Oountriee border-
ing on the.
Palestine.
Scotland.
United States.
World, in Hemispheres.
World, Mercator.
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America.
America, North.
America, South.
Prie*, Vdmiehod, 6$. each ,
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Australia.
British Isles.
OMiaan and Palestine.
England.
Burope.
Gkographioal Terms, a Map illustra-
tiye of, wiih Glostarp.
Hemisphere, Eastern.
Uhvamiahedt 5e. each.
Hemisphere, Western.
Hemispheres, Eastern and Western
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History, Ghronologioal Chart of Andent,
¥fUh Qloua/ry.
India.
Ireland.
Metric System of Weights and Measures,
Chart of the.
St. Paul's Travels.
Scotland.
United States and Mexico.
World, Mercator*s Projection.
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Asia.
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Australia.
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Indian Empire.
Ireland.
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Oceania.
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Palestine, Time of Christ.
Russia, European.
St. Paul's Travels.
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(Patent No. 9914 granted to H. Morley, Stockport.)
Is the most rapid and pleasant way of teaching to Standards I., II., and III. the principal
featnree of the Oe<^aphy of any country. The more especial reference an "occupation "
has to some important subject on which a grant depends, the more Taluable it shonid proTe
to teachers who feel keenly the want of time in which to meet the numerous requirements
of the Code.
The Hap embraces the principal features of the countiy distinctively coloured and
numbered.
The Flags are made with Locked Stems for durability. The colours and designs coma-
pond with those of the Map :— towns, red ; rivers, blue ; mountains, brown ; mineral flddi,
black. On the reverse sides are printed :— of towns, what noted for ; of rivers, principal
tributaries ; of mountain systemM, principal peaks ; of mineral fields, names of localities.
Counties, and principal railway lines are clearly printed on the Hap.
The Exercises are thus numerous and varied. An example of the most simple :— Pick out
(say) the red flags, and pUce them in their proper positions on the Map according to the
numbers. This simple exercise necessarily teaches at the same time both the names and
situations of the chief towns, The Industries may form the subject of a separate exercise
(at first) with the same flags, and themselves afford much scope for varied treatment.
Similarly with the other flags.
Note .-—The box in which the Map is contained may be placed in its inverted lid, and the
key fixed upright between them at the top edge, unless the teacher copies what is required
of the key on the blackboard.
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MAPS OP ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND READY.
Specimen Map sent to any Teacher on receipt of 6cL in stamps.
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Geographical Models.
(RELIEVO MAPS.)
By henry F. BRION, London.
These Models or Relievo Mapa, are finely Engraved, Embossed in Paper,
Mounted on Canvas, Coloured, and Varnished ; showing Mountains, Table-lands,
Valleys, Plains, Water - sheds, and other Physical Features of the Earth's
surface.
They have been carefully executed from every accessible information. Beins
Maps and Models combined, they give at a glance Topographical and Physiciu
information, which cannot be obtained from Ordinary Maps.
Framed in Maple and Oilt, £U U.
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LONDON, SOUTH.
PALE8TINB
(With Vignette of Jerusalem).
EUROPE.
AFRICA.
AMERICA, NORTH.
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LARGE WALL DIAGRAMS
for School Use.
Astronomy.
Bt the Rbv. JAMES GALL.
Sheet No. l.^The Solar System. 44
Illustrations.
Sheet No. 2. — Astronomical Diagrams.
42 niustrations.
Sheet No. 3.— Celestial Objects. 66
lUnstrations.
Sheet No. 4. — Map of the Heavens. 6
Illustrations.
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A Handbook is given grati$ with each Sheet.
Botany.
By JOHN HUTTON BALFOUR, M.D., F.R.B., F.L.S.,
UCKBirUS PB0FE880B OF BOTANT, EDINBUBGH.
Sheet No. 1. — Organs of Tissues, ' Sheet No. 3. — Infloresoenoe, Whorls of
Plants, Root, Stem. 36 lUustra- j the Flower. 88 Illustrations,
tions. ' Sheet No. 4. — Pistil, Ovule, Fruit,
Sheet No. 2.— Leaves and their Modi- i Seed, Organs of Flowerlees Plants,
floations. 36 Illustrations. 44 niustrations.
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Human Anatomy and Physiology.
By Sir WM. TURNBia, Professor of Anatomy, University of Edinburgh.
SHEET 1.
27 Diagrams, and Handbook, giving
The Bones. I The Muscles.
The Ligaments. | The Heart and Arteries.
SHEET 2.
42 Diagrams, and Handbook, giving
Veins and Organs of Respiration. | The Brain and Nerves.
Lymphatics and Organs of Digestion. , The Senses.
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Chemistry.
BT THOMAS J. MENZIBS, M.A., Lecturer on Science, Glasgow.
Slieet L—Elementaiy Bodies, with their i Sheet 8.— The Cbemistiy of Air and Water
Symbols, Atomio Weight, and Qnanti- — Combuation.
valence. { Sheet i.—Labontoi7Apparata8 and Hani-
Sheet 2.— Chemical Physics. i pnlation.
I Sheet 5.— CrystaUizatioD.
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A Handbook is given ffratia with each Sheet.
Geometry.
By THOMAS J. MENZIES, M.A., B.Sc, F.C.S., Etc.,
Lecturer on Science^ Qlasffow.
This New Series of Wall Illustrations is issued to supply a long-felt want.
Speaking generally, Oeometry is a subject not too mviting to many pupils.
This arises neither from the incapacity of the teacher, nor from the dulness of the
pupil, but from the unfortunate manner in which, in most cases, the instruction
18 carried on, viz., what we may take the liberty of calling the "A B C" or
"rote" system.
Most, if not all, editions of Euclid have the various figures lettered A B C D,
etc., and the result is that, however conscientious the teacher may be, the pupil
is very apt to fall into the habit of committing the Propositions to memory
without regard to the various steps of construction and proof.
The Author desires particularly to call attention to the following prominent
and uni(^ue features adopted in the Series.
1. Being on Black ground, the white and colonn are brought vividly before the daas.
3. In arranging the colour scheme (see left top corner of each theet) a definite and
well thoaght-ont plan has been followed, Tis. :— In the Propoeitiona all that ia
"given" appntrs in white, whilst the varioaa steps of the oonstruciions are in
colourg, according to the scheme above referred to {e.g., 1st step in red, 2nd in blue,
etcX This enables the student, at a glance, not only to follow the various steps of
construction hut also their ttequence.
8. The nnmberB of the Propositions are intentionally omitted,— the student mutt
study and know the figures.
4. The letters used are entirely different from those to be found in any text-book, thus
effectually doing away with the " A B G" or parrot system of learning Eaolid.
5. The Diagrams cau be used in conjunction with any edition of Eadid extant.
SHEET I., contains Proposltlonfl L-XV., being the work required
for Stage I. ae a Specific Subject, is now ready.
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On Cloth and Rollers, Unvamiahed, Price, 7$. 6d.
Sheets II. and III. will contain the following Propositicna, and will be issued
shortly : —
Sheet II. Propositions XVI. -XXXIV. Sheet III. Propositions XXXV.-XLVIII.
NOTB.—The three Sheelt between them emln-aee the whoU qfBuelid, Book I.
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Hydrostatics.
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Light and Heat.
BT WILLIAM LEES, M.A.
LSCTURKB OK KATURAL PHILO(BOPBT, SDIUBUROH.
Light No. 1. — Theories of light, i Thermometer, Deportment of Water
Umbra and Penumbra, Law of In- I in Freezing, etc., etc. 18 niuatra-
teniity, etc., etc« 20 niustrationi. tions.
U^t No. 2.— Oameia Obsoura, The Heat Nj. I. — Capacity for Heat,
xfye, The Si>eotroscope, etc., etc Specific Heat, Freezing by Bvapora-
19 ninatrationB. tion, Conduction of Heat, etc. 20
Heat No. 8.— Nature of Heat, The I niuBtrations.
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A Handbook is given graiu with each Sheet.
Magnetism and Electricity.
BT WILLIAM LEES, M.A.,
Sheet No. L— Magnetism.. 18 Hlos- i Sheet No. 3.— Voltaic Electricity. 25
trations. ' ninstrations.
Sheet No. 2.— Friotional Electricity. , Sheet No. 4.— The Electric Telegraph.
24 niustxations. ' 16 Illustrations.
Bt ALEXANDEB WATT, London.
Sheet No. 5. — Electro-Deposition of Metals. 28 Illustrations.
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Metric System.
A STNOPTIC TABLE, WITH DLA.GRAMS, SHOWING THE ACTUAL
SIZE OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
BT C. H. DOWLING, C.E.
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Priet, ObUmred, on Cloth and BoUert, rami*hed, 17*. With Handbook.
Reductions of the Above.
SIZE, 60 BT 42 INCHES. Price 12s.
SIZE, 33 BT 27 INCHES. Price 6«.
A Handbook is given gtaii* with each Sheet.
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Bt Pbofbbsob C. GUiBEBT WHEELER, Univkbsitt, OHiOAoa
Sheet No. 1.— Mammalia. ISSIlluB-
tratioDB.
^heet No. 2. — Birds. 145 niiutra-
tioni.
Sheet No. 3.— BeptUet, AmphiUau,
and FiBhes. 96 Illiutratioiia.
Sheet No. 4.— Inyertebrate Animalfc
169 niustratioiis.
Sheet No. 5.— Mineralogy and Paleontology. 244 Dlnatratioiu.
SIZE, 50 BT 42 INCHES.
Price, Coloured^ on Cloth, Boiler and Vami$ked, Ue, mteh: UnvamUhM, IS*. todL
A Handbook is giyen gratU with each Sheet.
Properties of Bodies.
37 Diagrams and Handbook.
SIZE, 50 by 42 INCHES.
Price, Coloured, on Cloth, RolUre, and Vamiehed, lU. ; DnvamUhed, lOe.
A Handbook is given ffratis.
Steam Boilers.
15 Diagrams and Handbook.
SIZE, 50 BT 42 INCHES.
Price, Coloured, on Cloth, Rollere, and Vamiehed, 12*. each; tMvami§h*d^ lOk <
Steam Engines.
15 Diagrams and Handbook.
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Price, Coloured, on Cloth, Rollers, and Vamithed, IfS$. each : Unramiihed, 10*. each.
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Zoology and Comparative Anatomy.
By ANDRBW WILSON, Ph.D., F.E.P.S.K., ira,
LioruRBR ON Zoology amd Compaaativb Akatomt in thb Bdihbubob
Mbdical School, xtc.
Sheet No. 1. — lUustrationg of the
Struoture of Protozoa and Coelen-
terata. 60 lUuBtratioiiB.
Sheet No. 2.— lUustrationi of Eohino-
dermata, Sooleoida, and Annulooa.
26 niiutrationB. i
SIZE, 50 by 42 INCHES.
iVice, OaUmrtd^ on Cloth, BolUr and Vantuktd, 29s. tach: Unvamithtdt 10a. taeh,
A Handbook is given gratit with each Sheet.
Sheet No. 3.— Illiutrationi of MolliU'
coida and MoUutca. 26 ninstra-
tioni.
Sheet No. 4.— IlliutiationB of Verte-
brate Animale. 16 Illaatrationi.
Genealogical Chart of the
Sovereigns of England
FROM WIUJJM THB OONQUBROB, 1066 ; TO QUEBN VICTOBIA, 1888.
SIZE, 72 BT 6S INCHES.
OoUmred, on doth and SoUeTf Vami$hedj price £1, U.
DIAGRAMS-VARIOUS.
Agricultural Diagrams.
By ROBERT WALLACE,
Professor of Agriculture in the University of Edinburgh.
SIZE, 28i BY 85 INCHES.
BhMt 1.— Flonghs. I Sheet 12.-8wliigle- or WlilnOe-
2.— One-way Ploofflui. Trees.
„ 8.— SalMOll and Digging „ 18.- Forma of Fnrrow-Blicei.
Flonglis.
4.— Steam PlonsliB.
6.— Steam Tackle at Work.
6.-Harrow8 : Zig-sair and Drag.
7.— Clialn - Harrows and Im-
14.— Manure and Seed Drills.
15.- Water or Liqiild-maniire
and Seed DrQl.
16.— Weed Bradlcators.
17.— Mower and Reaper.
proTed 2ag-sa«s. „ 18.- Reai^ Maobines.
„ a -Harrows wnloh are also „ 19.— Hm^malers or Tedders.
Clod •crashers or Pol- ; „ 20.— Hay Rakes,
▼erlsers. „ 21.- Carts and Wanon.
„ 9.— CultiYators or Qmbbers. „ 22.— Threshing liahntiie at
„ 10.— Implements for Worldng Work.
in Drills. „ 23.— Threshing Machines
„ U.— Rollers. 24.— Food Preparing MaehSnery.
Each Diagram has Explanatory Letterpress at foot.
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SinffU Copies, it. Sd. : It or more, t: eath. Mounted on cloth and eyeUtted, Single C&pies,
Is. 6d. : It or more, Is. Ud. cmK. The complete Series qf tU Sheets, mounted on cloth and
fastened on on« roller, £1, 10s.
HMidbook with explanation to each Sheet, and two reductions of Diagrams,
price 3d.
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Pictorial, Astronomical,
and Geographical Diagrams.
CONTAINING—
Astronomical Diagrams. Geograidilcal Dlagmiia.
Orbita of the Earth and the
Superior Flaneta.
Daj and Night, with the
Moon's Orbit.
Bolipae of the Sun.
EcUpae of the Moon.
ParaUels of Latitude.
Meridians of Longitude.
Zones of the Earth.
Magnetic Compaaa.
Uraec
The Tide*.
The Geleetial Sphere.
The Seasons.
The Earth a Qlobe.
A large Coloured View, representing Natural Phenomena OTer the Globe, as well as Man's
Works on it, such as Railwajrs, Bridges, Cities, Harbours, Ships, etc., etc
A large Map, representing and explaining Geographical Terms as indicated on Maps.
A Handbook acoompanies the Sheet (fftxUit), with full explanations of all the Diagrama.
SIZE, 60 BT 42 INCHES.
Price lt$.f on Cloth and RolUrMf Famiiktd.
Bible Manners and Customs.
Sheet 1.— Drawing Water at the Well, i Sheet 7.— Grinding Com.
8.— War-Chariot.
9. Citiea of Kef uge.
10. Sastem Hoiise-Topa.
2.— Gathering the Vintage.
3.— CamelB (Ships of the Desert).
4.^Haulmg Fish with Nets.
5.— The Scapegoat. { „ 11. A King's Favourite.
6. — Threshing and Treading out „ 12. Anointing with Oil.
the Com. I
SIZE, S5 BY 26 INCHES.
Pritt qfeaeh 8h€€t, U.i 4f. on dotk^ XoUtr^ and Varnish^ ; cr £t, f$,
for the complete eet ^ It.
Clock Face.
WITH RELATIVE TIME OVER THE GLOBE.
VOR BLBKUITARY SCHOOLS AMD BOMB TBA0H1NO.
Price 6m.
The Clook Face is 16 inches in diameter, with movable brass hands: Around
it are 16 small dials, which show the corresponding time at various parts of the
Globe, when the hands in the large dial are at 12 o'clock noon, Greenwieh time.
Suitable pictorial work has been introduced round the smaller dials, making the
diagram both attractive and useful.
Diagrams of Colours,
By J. HOWARD, F.C.S. (Lond.).
Sheet 1.— Colours and thbir i Sbeet 8.— Spbctrum Araltsis.
Combinations. I Conlaininff 28 DiagramM,
Oontaininff 16 JHe^framt. I The SoUr Siwctram, BiMCtrs of Sodiom,
Primary Ooloan, Seoondary Coloan, Table i Potaasinm, Lithium, Oeaiam, RnUdiiun,
of ELarmoniae, Tertiary Colours, Shades Bariam, Strontium, Calcium, Thallium,
and Tints, eto. and Indium.
SIZE, 83 BT 27 INCEGBS EACH.
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Compass.
Being a Detailed Drawing of the Compass, on a scale of 18 Inches In diameter.
SPECIALLY PRBPABBD FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Price, in Sheet, 6d. : en Ooth, BoUer, and Vamithed, ft. 6tl,
Davles' Physiological Diagrams.
For Use in Schools.
Sheet l.^The Skeleton. { Sheet 6.— Front View of the Organs of
„ 2. — MusclesandBonesof theArm. I the Trunk.
„ 3. — Muscles and Bones of the Leg. | „ 7. — Posterior Surface of Trachea
„ 4. — Vertical Section of a Hinge i and Lungs. Sectional View
Joint— the Elbow. Ball and of the Heart.
Socket Joint— the Hip. „ 8.— The Eye.
„ 5.— BoneB of the Head. I „ 9.~The Ear.
The Diagrams are very boldly drawn for class teaching, and printed in black.
SIZE, 30 BY 23 INCHES.
Price of the eetqfS Sheets eyeletted and in Wrapper, and Key, 6s. :
movmied on Cloth, per set, price lis.
Companion to the above.
REDUCED DIAGRAMS, WITH INDEX.
The Diagrams are exact reductions of the laree sheets, with explanatory refer-
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Price in Wrapper, Grovn (Quarto, 6d.
Slate Cloth Drawing Sheets.
ThiB Series oonsists of Designs printed on both sidee of Black Slate Cloth, some in Red,
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may be drawn with chalk as on an ordinary slate or blackboard .
inie eleTen Sheets completely cover the Freehand work of the Illustrated Syllabus ci the
Science and Art Department, and also include Kindergarten, Rule, and Scale Exercises.
The first aim has been to produce interesting and artistic Designs suitable for use in
imparting instruction analytically and synthetically by class demonstration on true educa-
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of the pupils, and possess features likely to assist in securing neatness and accuracy at
the annual esuunination.
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placed above and at the side of a large roace, divided into red squares, on which the
set copies or other designs may be drawn in chalk.
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I. and II. They consist of Designs printed in white, each on a space of the same dimen-
sions as that on which the copy is drawn for the Government Inspector. These Designs
are placed round an enlarged space— scale 4 to 1— in which the Teacher may, line by
line, trace the copy under review, or other copies as fancy dictates.
Sheet4— Bnle and Freehand. Ib a similar but more advanced Sheet for Standard HI.
Sheets 6, 6, and 7— Freehand (Standard m.).
Sheet 8. Is devoted to Scale DrawiiK (Standard IV.).
Sheets 9, 10, and 11, for standard IV. and upwards are more advanced.
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Price, 8s. each, mounted on rollers.
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Classical History Charts.
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Lord's Prayer.
ninat»d Wall Picture for the Nun
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Hand Chart of the Metric System.
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For Elembntart Schools and Home Teaching.
This eontiaU of—
An Alphabot of Capital Lotters.
An Awabet of Small Letters, with repetition of many of the Letters
most oommonly need.
A Bet of Points and a Bet of Numerals.
All printed on ttrong Cardboard^ and enclosed in a Box.
A Wooden Board for hanging up, having Silts Into which the Letters,
etc., can he Inserted.
Thii Board vriU hold a Word of Sight Letters.
Price Six BhlUlngs.
A Morable Alphabet oommends Itself not only to the Teaohen of Infant Glaaiea as some-
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For Home Lessons it should be invaluable for the rapid acquiring of words of one syllable
onwards.
Object Lesson Pictures
Bee Pages, 63, 67.
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Orbital and Rotary Illustrator.
Prietf complete in Box, rcith explanatory Handbook^ £S.
This apparatus — a working model of the earth— is designed to give to children
in Elementary Schools a general idea of the movements of the earth and moon,
and the results produced from these movements.
The phenomena of the seasons, variation of time, phases of the moon and
eclipses, are, b^ real movements, made clear to the apprehension of any child of
ordinary capacity. By its use the diagrams and pictures chiefly relied on for the
teaching of this subject may altogether be dispensed with, and a vast amount of
time and talking saved in almost useless appeals to a crude imagination.
Physical Geology.
BY ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE, F.G.S.,
HBHBBB DE LA SOCIAt^ GEOLOOIQCB DE FRANCB ; ASSISTANT TO TUB
PROFESSOR or QBOLOOY, EDINBURGH UNIVBR8ITY.
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SHEET Mo. n.— STRUCTURAL GBOLOOY, containing 28 DUtgrama.
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No.
1. Diligence is the Mother of Good Fortune.
S. Pride will have a Fall.
8. Where Uiere'e a WiU ther«'e a Way.
No.
4. Knowledge in Yoath ia Wiadom in Age.
5. Wonhip God, Serve the King.
0. An Idle Youth a Needy Age.
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Seasons.
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Elementary Anatomical Botany.
Br ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE,
Lecturkb on Botant, Edinbuboh School of Medioink.
3heet 1.— The Root. I Sheet 3.— The Leaf. I Sheet 6.— The Flower.
„ 2.— The Stem. | „ 4.— The Flower. | „ 6.— The Seed and Fruit.
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Anemones, Oondi.
Ants.
Apes and Monkeys.
Bats- Vampire and Fly-
ing Fox.
BeaTor.
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Beetles.
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Blackbird, Bull- finch, Chaf-
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Wren (Oolden-erestedX Yel-
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„ African.
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Fox.
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Heron.
Hippopotamus.
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Eingflslior.
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BamOwL
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FlC.
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< Babbits.
BaTen.
' Beindeer.
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Sheep.
Silkworm.
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Stork.
Swan.
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Whale.
won
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plained by Physical Geography over the earth's surface. In it are indnded
manj of the most beautiful and wonderful scenes in the world. The Pictures are
carefully lithographed in colours, and are most effective for school walla. Each
picture has ezplanatonr letterpress at the foot.
Avalanche. Grlaoier. Prairie on Fire. AVaterfalL
Earthquake. loebersr. RainboTxr. "Waterspout.
Gheyser. Miragre. Volcano. Whirlpool.
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The publishers have produced this series to meet a felt want, as they are
frequently asked for by teachers. The Illustrations are beautifully printed in
colours from original oil paintings specially painted for thd purpose. The same
landscape appears in all four pictures, so that a very yoimg child can observe the
variations of the seasons.
Trades.
At the reaueet of sevwal teachers, the publishers have been induced to prepare
a Series of illustrations of Trades, which they hope will be of assistance to them ;
for whilst the pictures form pleasant ornaments for the walls of the school, the
letterpress at foot of each has been written so as to convey as much information
as was possible in the limited space.
The figures have been drawn from life, engaged in their evexyday work, and
the various tools represented are those in constant use.
The following illustrations are already published, and others are in progreas : —
Baker. Ck>al-Miner.
Blacksmith. Gasmaker.
Bookbinder. Qlass Maker.
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Builder. Hatter.
Butcher. LaundreBS.
Carpenter. Papermaker.
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Tailor.
Typefounder.
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Chinese. Negrro.
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Royal Agricultural Society's Diagrams.
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injurious to Farm Crops. The originals for these Diagrams have been drawn
from nature by Miss G. E. Ormerod.
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XL-INSECTS AFFECTING VABIOUS KINDS OF CBOPS.
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7. Surface Caterpillars. j 9. Eel- Worms. I 11. Hessian Fly.
8. Daddy Longlegs. | 10. PUwtBngs. | 18. Wire- Worm.
ni.-INSECTS AFFECTING PABTICULAR CKOPS. (Price 78. 6d. the set of Six.)
IS. Mangold Fly. | 15. Bean Beetle. | 17. Gout Fly.
14. Hop Aphis. I 10. Com Thrips. | 18. Com Saw Fly.
IV.-INSECTS AFFECTING FRUIT CROPS. (Price 78. 6d. the set of Six.)
19. Winter Moth. I SI. Gooseberry and Currant 23. Codlin Moth.
20. American Blight Saw Fly. 24. Magpie Moth.
(Aphis). I 22. Apple Blossom WeeviL
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36» Pine WeerU. | 28. Goat Moth. | SO. Leopard Moth.
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THE POTATO DISEASE.
With Ten ooloured lUnstrations of good and diseased Potatoes and Potato
Leaves, and Descriptive Letterpress, with Hints for Growers, by William
Oarruthers, F.R.S. Price Is. m sheet; or mounted on cloth and rollers,
varnished, 2s. 6d.
Life History of the Wheat Plant.
L The Btrnctiire of tlie OraixL
n. Oermlnation of the QraixL
m. The Tooiig Plant
IV. Early (Hrowth of the Bar.
A SERIES OF EIGHT DLA.GRAMS
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y. Growth of the Bar and Hower.
VL The Flower,
vn. Ripening of the Grain,
ym. The Wheat Straw.
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WHEAT PLANT : How it Feeds and Grows " ; bemg Not^s explanatory of the
Diagrams. Size of Diagrams, 30^ by 22]^ inches.
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Book of Manuscript Letters and
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Brodie of Brodie.
32.
Lamond.
66.
MacLeod, Dreas.
Bruoe, King Robert.
38.
Leslie.
66.
MaoMlllan.
Bachanan.
84.
Lindsay.
67.
MacNab.
Cameron, Brxacht
36.
Logan or Maclennan.
68.
MacNaughton.
Cameron, Loohiel.
36. MacAliflter.
69.
MacNeil.
Campbell, Argyll, Chief.
87.
MaoAlpine.
70.
MacPherson, Dress.
Campbell, Breadalbane.
88. MacArthur.
71.
MacPherson, Hunting.
Campbell, Cawdor.
80.
MacAnlay.
72.
MacQuarrle.
MacBae.
Campbell, Loudoun.
Chiaholm.
40.
HacBean or MacVean.
78.
41.
HacBeth.
74.
Macqueen.
Clergy.
42.
MacDonald.
76.
Malcolm.
Colquhoun.
48.
MaoDonald of Clanranald.
76,
Matheson
Cumin.
44.
MacDonell of Glengarry,
77.
MaxwelL
Davidaon.
45.
MacDonald of Sleat.
78.
Menzies.
Douglaa.
46.
MacDonald of StaiBk
79.
Munro.
Dmmmond.
47.
MacDougal.
MacDnif.
80.
Murray, Athole.
Dundaa.
48.
81.
Murray, TuUibardine.
BUiot
49.
MocFarlane.
82.
OgilTie.
Snkine.
50.
Macfle.
83.
Farquharson.
61.
MacGillivmy.
84.
Bob Roy.
Fergunon.
Forbes.
62.
53.
MacGregcir.
Macintosh.
85.
86.
Boae.
Boas.
Forty-second, " Black
64.
Macintosh, Chief.
87.
Scott.
Watch," and CampbelL
65.
Maclnnes.
88.
Sinclair.
Fraser.
56.
Maclntyre.
89.
Skene.
Gordon.
67.
MacKay.
90. Stewart, Old.
Graham.
58.
MacKenzie.
91.
Stewart, Boyal.
Grant
69.
MacKinlay.
92.
Stewart, Hunting.
Gann.
60.
MacKinnon.
93.
Stewart, Dress.
Jacobite.
61.
MacLachlan.
94.
Stewart, Prince Charles.
Johnston.
62.
MacLaren.
95.
Sutherland.
Kerr.
68.
64.
MacLean of Duart.
MacLaineof Lochbnie.
96.
Urquhart.
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7.
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11.
12.
18.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
SO.
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82.
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84.
25.
26.
27.
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80.
81.
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THE CLANS OF SCOTLAND, WITH THEIR SEPTS
AND DEPENDENTS.
By frank ADAM, F.S.A. Soot.
CONTENTS.
Collotvpe Portrait of His Oraoe, G«orge,
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Dedication.
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Chap. I.— Antiquity of the Highland
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