Recent Publications

LONDON-ON-THAMES IN BYGONE DAYS. By G H. Birch, F.S.A., Curator of the Soane Museum. With four Plates printed in colour, and many other Illustrations. Sewed, 5s. net.; or cloth, gilt top, 7s. net.

'This book impresses us with the singularly picturesque aspect of old London, and the almost Venetian activity and variety of its water life.'—Westminster Gazette.

GENERAL JOHN JACOB, Commandant of the Sind Irregular Horse, and Founder of Jacobabad. By Alexander Innes Shand. With many Illustrations. Cheaper Edition, 6s.

'Even India was never served by a more gallant soldier or by a more able administrator.... One of the most interesting biographies I have read for a long time.'—Truth.

SACHARISSA: Some Account of Dorothy Sidney, Countess of Sunderland, her Family and Friends. By Mrs Henry Ady. With Five Portraits. Cheaper Edition. Demy 8vo, 7s. 6d.

'Mrs Ady has written a delightful book. Not only is it a valuable history of the great people of the time, but it is interesting reading throughout.'—Pall Mall Gazette.

MADAME: Memoirs of Henrietta, daughter of Charles I. and Duchess of Orleans. By Julia Cartwright (Mrs Henry Ady). With Five Portraits. Revised and Cheaper Edition. Demy 8vo, 7s. 6d.

'Seldom has a more charming portrait been given to the world than in this history of the youngest daughter of Charles I.'—Morning Post.

EMMA MARSHALL. A Biographical Sketch by Beatrice Marshall. With Portraits and other Illustrations. Second Edition. 6s.

'The daughter's work has many of the mother's qualities ... indeed a worthy tribute to a pure, unselfish memory.'—Daily Chronicle.

THE STORY BOOKS OF LITTLE GIDDING being: the Religious Dialogues recited in the Great Room at Little Gidding Hall, 1631-2. From the Original Manuscript of Nicholas Ferrar. With an Introduction by E. Cruwys Sharland and several Illustrations. 6s.

THE CELESTIAL COUNTRY. Hymns and Poems, chiefly mediæval, on the joys and Glories of Paradise. With ten Copper-plates after the early Italian painters. Super Royal 8vo. Cheaper Edition, 7s. 6d.

'To turn the pages of this lovely volume is to breathe a sweeter air.'—Academy.

GREEK STORY AND SONG. By A. J. Church, Author of 'Stories from Homer,' etc. With Sixteen Illustrations in Colour. 5s.

'A delightful and original book.'—World.

'Delightful versions of old Greek legends.'—Guardian.

AN OLD LONDON NOSEGAY. Gathered from the Day-Book of Mistress Lovejoy Young, Kinswoman by marriage of the Lady Fanshawe. By Beatrice Marshall, Author of 'The Siege of York,' etc. With Eight Illustrations by T. H. Crawford. 5s.

'A delightful English historical romance ... fresh, interesting and pleasing.'—Scotsman.

By C. J. Cornish

ANIMALS OF TO-DAY: Their Life and Conversation With Illustrations from Photographs by C. Reid, of Wishaw. 6s.

'Quite one of the brightest books of popular natural history which have appeared in recent years is Mr Cornish's fascinating studies of "Animals of To-day."'—Leeds Mercury.

NIGHTS WITH AN OLD GUNNER, and other Studies of Wild Life. With Sixteen Illustrations. 6s.

'Cannot fail to be interesting to any lover of wild nature. The illustrations are numerous and excellent.'—Pall Mall Gazette.

ANIMALS AT WORK AND PLAY: Their Emotions and Activities. Illustrated from Photographs by Gambier Bolton, F.Z.S., and others, and from Drawings. Second Edition. 6s.

'Such a book as Mr Cornish's shows how much there is to repay the intelligent observer of Nature.'—Times.

WILD ENGLAND OF TO-DAY, and the Wild Life in It. Illustrated with Original Drawings by Lancelot Speed and from Photographs. Third Edition. 6s.

LIFE AT THE ZOO. Notes and Traditions of the Regent's Park Gardens. Illustrated by Photographs by Gambier Bolton, F.Z.S. Fifth Edition. 6s.

'Every lover of animals will find abundance of attraction and entertainment in Mr Cornish's delightful volume.'—Times.

MOUNTAIN, STREAM AND COVERT. Sketches of Country Life and Sport in England and Scotland. By Alexander Innes Shand. With many Illustrations by Archibald Thorburn, Lancelot Speed, and Others. 6s.

A thoroughly healthy, breezy book, bringing with it a whiff of sweet, strong, country air. Some excellent illustrations make up an unusually delightful volume.'—Guardian.

TOM TUG AND OTHERS: Sketches in a Domestic Menagerie. By A. M. Dew Smith. Author of 'Confidences of an Amateur Gardener.' With Illustrations by E. M. Monsell. 6s.

'Even more delightful than the "Confidences of an Amateur Gardener." The tales are exquisitely told. The style is very graceful, and a dainty humour pervades the whole.'—Glasgow Herald.

CONFIDENCES OF AN AMATEUR GARDENER. By A. M. Dew Smith. With many Illustrations. 6s.

'To read these sparkling, sunny, racy pages is like walking in some flowery pleasance of Arcadia.'—Daily News.