19 FEBRUARY 1887, Page 24

Ways and Means in a Devonshire Village. By E. Crawys

Sharland. (S.P.C.K.)—Thie little book is intended for readings at "mothers' meetings." It (=taint; the experiences of a good old woman and careful manager, one Betsy Critchett, communicated for the benefit of lees prudent and skilful managers. The lessons of economy, thrift, and management are conveyed in a narrative form, and are likely to be more useful in this attractive shape.