Phases of my Life.

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By the Very Rev. F. PIGOU, Dean of Bristol.

With Photogravure Portrait. Third Edition.

One vol., demy 8vo., 16s.

'A book about two-thirds of which is packed with funny stories about the clergy and the Churches.'-Daily News.

'The Dean of Bristol has a rich store of anecdotes. Story succeeds story with delightful ease.'-Standard.

A volume which abounds in humour that may be appreciated by every reader, and yet can offend nobody. In short, it is every bit as entertaining as the biography of Archbishop Magee, and to say that is enough to commend it to a wide circle of readers.'-Scotsman.

'Dean Pigou's reminiscences are so full of good things that it would be possible to fill a dozen numbers of Tit Bits from this book alone. The whole effect of the book is extremely racy.'Yorkshire Post.

The Life of Henry Morley.

By the Rev. H. S. SOLLY.

With Photogravure Portrait. One vol., large 8vo., 12s. 6d.

The late Professor Henry Morley is best remembered for the great services he rendered to secondary and higher education, and for his successful endeavours to spread among the people an acquaintance with the English classic writers. The record of his life is certain to be welcome to the many students in every part of the United Kingdom who have valued his teaching and lectures at King's College, and when he filled the University Chair of English Literature at Edinburgh, or later at University College. But his diaries and letters will appeal to a still wider audience, with their record of his early struggles, his journalistic career as a contributor to Household Words, Fraser's, the Examiner, etc., and his friendship with Forster, Douglas Jerrold, and Charles Dickens.

Recollections of a Highland Subaltern

During the Campaigns of the 93rd Highlanders in India, under
Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde, in 1857, 1858, 1859.

By Lieutenant-Colonel W. G. ALEXANDER.

With three Photogravure Portraits, seven full-page Illustrations, and several
Plans. One vol., demy 8vo., 16s.

Colonel Alexander was actively engaged with his regiment in the relief of
Lucknow, and in the subsequent Oudh campaign. He records his experiences
from a diary which he kept throughout that time, and thus his account of the
Mutiny, and of his experiences during it, has the charm of the feelings and
opinions of an actor in the events noted while they were occurring.

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Notes from A Diary in Asiatic Turkey.

By LORD WARKWORTH, M.P.

With numerous Photogravure and other Illustrations from Photographs by the Author. One vol., fcap. 4to., 21s. net.

Lord Warkworth, accompanied by two other Members of Parliament, made in 1897-98 a journey of some months through Asia Minor, Armenia, and Kurdistan. The previous year he had visited Persia and parts of Asia Minor. In this volume he gives some record of his journey, and of his impressions upon some of the political aspects of the questions which still continue to be a disturbing influence in the near East, with an account of districts which are of supreme historical interest.

Tropics and Snows.
Many Lands.

A Record of Sport and Adventure in

By Captain R. G. BURTON, Indian Staff Corps, late of the 1st West India Regiment.

With Illustrations from Sketches and Photographs. One vol., demy 8vo., 16s.

Captain Burton gives a spirited account in this volume of big-game shooting and of travel in Jamaica, the Punjab, Kashmir and Berar, on the Volga, at Hingoli, etc. Some chapters are devoted to Tiger Shooting, Bison Shooting, Panther Shooting, and the volume is full of records of successful expeditions after big game of all descriptions, which will render the work welcome to English sportsmen.

Q's Tales from Shakespeare.

By A. T. QUILLER COUCH ('Q.'), Author of 'Dead Man's Rock,' etc. One vol., crown 8vo., 6s.

Tales from Shakespeare is a title inevitably associated with the name of Charles Lamb. But these tales, narrated by the charming pen of Mr. Quiller Couch, do not compete with, but are intended to supplement, Lamb's delightful book. Shakespeare's historical characters and plays were not included in the 'Tales' of Charles Lamb. It is with these that Mr. Quiller Couch will deal, with some of the plays omitted from Lamb's collection.

Newcastle-on-Tyne: its Municipal Origin and Growth.

By the Honourable DAPHNE Rendel.

With Illustrations, I vol., 8vo., 3s. 6d.

Miss Rendel in this volume carefully traces the history and development of Newcastle, and gives a most interesting survey of the fortunes of this border city in the past, and of its modern municipal growth.

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Reminiscences of the Course, the Camp, and the

Chase.

By a Gentleman Rider, Colonel R. F. MEYSEY-THOMPSON.

One vol., large crown 8vo., 10s. 6d.

Colonel Meysey-Thompson in this volume gives a lively description of his experiences of English racing and Irish sport, of bull-fights and racing in Spain, with reminiscences of school-life at Eton and of his military career,

Hunting Reminiscences of Frank Gillard, with the Belvoir Hounds, 1860 to 1896.

Recorded and Illustrated by CUTHBERT BRADLEY.

One vol., large 8vo., 15s.

The Reminiscences of Frank Gillard, the illustrious huntsman of the Belvoir Hounds, means a complete record of the Hunt during the thirty-six years he was connected with it. Such a record, teeming with accounts of spirited runs, and anecdotes of well-known hunting-men of the past and of to-day, with valuable hints on the breeding of hounds, and their management in the kennel and in the field, is a volume which will be a prized addition to sporting literature. Those who have hunted with the Belvoir, and hunting-men everywhere, will be glad to secure this work about the most famous of packs, and the book will appeal to a wider audience, to all who are interested in good sport. Mr. Cuthbert Bradley, who records these reminiscences of Frank Gillard, has also illustrated the volume with a quantity of portraits and pen-and-ink sketches in the field.

Days and Nights of Salmon Fishing.

By WILLIAM SCROPE.
WELL, Bart., M.P.

Edited by the Right Hon. SIR HERBERT MAX

With coloured lithographic and numerous Photogravure reproductions of the original plates. Large 8vo., 15s. Large Paper Edition, limited to 200 copies, Two Guineas net.

This is the final volume, Volume VII., of the popular Sportsman's Library. Scrope's 'Art of Deerstalking' has already appeared in this Library, and the present volume is reprint of the companion work, which is even more scarce and more richly illustrated. Full justice is done to the original plates, which are all of them reproduced in this edition.

For a list of the other volumes in the Sportsman's Library, see page 16 of this catalogue.

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The Frank Lockwood Sketch-Book.

Being a selection of Sketches by the late Sir FRANK LOCKWOOD,
Q.C., M.P.

Third Edition. Oblong royal 4to., 10s. 6d. Also an Edition de Luxe
of 50 copies, printed on Japanese vellum, £2 2s. net.

This delightful volume, which contains a selection from the caricatures and humorous sketches of the late Sir Frank Lockwood, has been made possible by the kindness of Lady Lockwood, who put at the disposal of the publishers a number of the note-books of Sir Frank Lockwood, through the pages of which were scattered a host of his playful drawings. The various possessors of the caricatures and drawings which were brought together at the exhibition organized in London during the early part of 1898, also, at the request of the Barristers' Benevolent Society, gave consent to the reproduction of a selection from these sketches in the present volume. Some of the sketches reproduced have already attracted general notice for their masterly execution and playful fancy, but a large number have never before been made known to the public.

Tails with a Twist.

An Animal Picture Book by E. T. REED, Author of 'Pre-Historic Peeps,' etc. With Verses by 'A BELGIAN HARE.'

Oblong demy 4to., 3s. 6d.

Mr. E. T. Reed's drawings in Punch are so well known and appreciated as to assure this picture-book of his a popular welcome. Many of the verses by 'A Belgian Hare,' which Mr. Reed illustrates in this book, though never before printed, have already gained some celebrity from being repeated by one person to another, and all are full of humour and vivacity.

The Modern Traveller.

By H. B. and B. T. B., Authors of 'More Beasts (For Worse Children).'

One vol., 4to., 3s. 6d.

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This is a new book of pictures and verse by the authors of the 'Book of Beasts,' who in that book discovered a new continent in the world of nonsense.' In this new book of nonsense they strike off on a new track, which is likely to be as fruitful of amusement as their former attempts.

BY THE SAME AUTHORS.

More Beasts (For Worse Children).
New Edition. One vol., 4to., 3s. 6d.

Verses.

By MAUD HOLLAND (MAUD Walpole).

Crown 8vo., 3s. 6d.

Some of these Poems have already appeared in the Spectator, the Speaker, Literature, and the National Review, but the majority have not before been published.

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Moonfleet.

By J. MEADE FALKNER, Author of 'The Lost Stradivarius.'

Second Edition. One vol., crown 8vo., 6s.

"In "Moonfleet " Mr. Falkner has given us what in the present writer's opinion is the best tale of fantastic adventure since Stevenson's pen was prematurely laid aside.'—Spectator.

The Delusion of Diana.

By MARGARET BURNESIDE.

Second Edition. One vol., crown 8vo., 6s.

'A novel of uncommon promise.'-Spectator.

'Amid a desert of commonplace it is refreshing to come across a novel like "The Delusion of Diana," which is at once clever, attractive, and wholesome. The plot is not only original, but full of incident and life.'-Daily Telegraph.

The False Chevalier; or, The Lifeguard of Marie Antoinette.

By W. D. LIGHTHALL.

One vol., crown 8vo., 6s.

This historical romance by a new writer is founded on a packet of worm-eaten letters found in an old house on the banks of the St. Lawrence. The intrigues, the intensity of feelings, they rudely outline, have formed the basis upon which the author has constructed this novel.

The Forest of Bourg-Marie.

By FRANCES HARRISON.

One vol., crown 8vo., 6s.

A romance of French Canada by Mrs. Frances Harrison, a Canadian author who has gained a reputation in Canada under the pseudonym of 'Seranus.'

Various Quills.

A Collection of Poems, Stories, and Essays contributed by the members of a Literary Club.

One vol., crown 8vo., 5s.

Gentlemen's Fancy Dress.

How to Choose it.

By ARDERN HOLT, Author of 'Fancy Dresses Described.'

New and Revised Edition. With Illustrations. Paper Boards, 2s. 6d.;
Cloth, 3s. 6d.

Composite Book-Plates.

A reproduction in facsimile of 60 book-plates specially designed for those whose names they bear, since 1897.

Eight are by Theodore Simson, of Paris, five by Frank Bramley, and the rest by E. Bengough Ricketts, member of the Ex-Libris Society. One volume. Svo. Paper, 6s. nett.