Building And Ornamenting Of Oar Great Cathedrals, Is Made...

central subject of this story. Hugh has his choice between arms and art- Shall he be a carver of stone, or n soldier 1 The former is his father's choice, and he makes it,......

Dick 0' The Fens.* We Should Say That In Dick

o' the Fens Mr. Manville Fenn has very nearly attained perfection in the difficult art to which he has applied himself with such assiduity and success for some years,—of writing......

Dead Man's Rock.* We Are Very Much Mistaken If Certain

similarities of subject- matter and style, and that external resemblance which can be given by the printer and the bookbinder, make the public rank " Q." with Mr. Stevenson or......

The Chateau De Louard. By H. C. Coape. (religious Tract

Society.)—It is easy to know what to expect from "a story of France at the period of the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes." An old Huguenot noble is the chief character of the......

Gift-books.

this story among the popular tales of French Flanders, as related by N. Dentin, and has rendered it into English "a little freely." M. Devlin, it is to be presumed, did not......

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