Lottie Lonsdale. By:emma Jane Worboise. (virtue,...
more likely to be popular with girls than boys. The authoress is strongly opposed to Puseyism, and depicts with much fooling the sufferings of milliners' apprentices. So for as......
. A Spring And Summer In Lapland.*
Taw work on the fauna of Lapland, compiled from notes kept during a season's collecting at Quickiock in 1862, and reprinted for the greater part from the Field newspaper,......
The Witness Of The Spirit. A Sermon, By John Hamilton
Thom. (Whitfield.)—No common sermon, and containing one passage of very great power and insight.......
The Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe. (s.' 0. Beeton.) —...
of a book which will be read so long as there are children. It is in octavo, gilt-edged, and bound in ornamented cloth covers. The typo and paper leave the reader nothing to......
Living In Ernest, With Lessons And Incidents From The Lives
of the Great and Good By Joseph Johnson. (T. Nelson and Sons.)--The author calls this 'A Book for Young Men," but we do not think that any one who is presented with it will be......
Arnold Delahaize ; Or, The Huguenot Pastor. (bell And...
— A tale of the persecutions consequent on the Revocation of the Edictof Nantes by Louis XIV. The early part of the story, which treats of the here's boyhood, is not equal to......
Endkuas Of Jesus. (situpkin And Marshall).—a Collection...
emblems under which the Scripture writers have described Christ, with explanations and expansions by some one who belongs apparently to the "sweet" theological school. The gems......
Current Literature.
—4— A History of the World from the Earliest Records to the Present Time. By Philip Smith. (Walton and Maberly.)—Mr. Smith, one of the principal contributors to "The Dictionary......
Our English Lakes, Mountains, And Watwfalls, As Seen By...
Wordsworth, photographically illustrated. (A. W. Bennett, Bishopagate street.)— To lovers of Wordsworth and of Wordsworth's country no more delightful present could be made than......
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