The Card Ornament Maker. (c. Adler, Hamburg ; Myers And
Co., London.)—This is an age for "manic," and from tho potichomanie of a few years ago down to the somewhat similar art now absorbing Parisian fashion, any kind of ladies' work......
The House By The Churchyard.* The Fertility And...
power shown by the author .of this book distinguish him very broadly from the general host of novelists. The fertility, indeed, is on the whole greater than the power,—which,......
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Golden Leaves from the Works of the Poets and Painters. Edited by Robert Bell. (Griffin, Bohn, and Co.)—This elegantly bound volume consists of an anthology of English poetry,......
Married In Haste. By Captain Lascelles Wraxall. Three...
work appears to have been written with the laudable object of conveying to the public certain scraps of information res- pecting the personal history of its author. We learn, in......
Studies On Roman Law, With Comparative Views Of The Laws
of France, England, and Scotland. By Lord Mackenzie. (William Blackwood and Son.)—The appearance of Lord biackenzie's book is a curious sign of the times, for it is avowedly......
Life In Normal*. Two Vols. (edmonston And Douglas.)—this...
to have been written fourteen years ago, by a Highland gentleman residing in Normandy, who is now dead. The principal subjects handled in it are French cooking, fishing, natural......
Land In India. Whose Is It? By Mr. Martin Wood.
(Philip S. King.) — A thoughtful and well reasoned pamphlet on the redemption of the Indian land-tax and the sale of Indian waste lands. Mr. Wood, like most non - official......
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