Life In Nature. By James Hinton, Author Of "man And
his Dwell- ing-place." (Smith, Elder, and Co.)—Those of our readers who remem- ber Mr. Hinton's former work will be quite prepared to believe our assertion that this is a very......
Roundabout Papers. By W. M. Thackeray. (smith, Elder, And...
This is a book of which it is quite unnecessary to say much. Every reader of the Cornhill Magazine is perfectly well acquainted with its contents, and has, no doubt, formed his......
Recollections Of The Conversation Parties Of The R3v....
By Abner William Brown, M.A. (Hamilton, Adams, and Co.)—The Rev. Abner Brown, being of opinion tint Mr. Carus's "Memoirs of Simeon" do not give a sufficiently lively portrait of......
Hymns For The Church Of England (longman And Co.) — A Well-
printed volume of hymns, for congregational use, arranged to suit the various seasons of the Christian year. The compiler appears to have been merely guided by the principle of......
Parish Papers. By Norman Macleod, D.d., Author Of "the Old
Lieutenant," &c.—Speaking to the Heart. By Thomas Guthrie, D.D., author of "The Gospel in Ezekiel," &c. (Strahan and, Co.)—Both these works are of a devotional character. The......
Church Students' Manual. By The Rev. C. H. Bromby, M.a.,
Prin- cipal of the Normal College, Cheltenham. (A. and C. Black.)—This small volume is, in fact, a third edition, remodelled chiefly by the omis- sion of two chapters of......
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......
Poems, Grave And Gay. By Edward Irwin. (tenant And Co.)
Lays from the Ingle Nook By John Young, author of "Lays front the Poor-house." (Glasgow: Gallie.)—These are two small volumes of soi - disant poetry, the first of which is......
Books Received During The Week.
North and South, by the Author of the White Republican (Chapman and flail).— Proceedings of the International Temperance and Prohibition Convention (Job Cand- well).—The Life of......
Through Algeria. By The Author Of "life In Tuscany."...
This book is the work of a lady, who has thought it necessary to prefix to it an earnest protest against the prejudice which she believes to exist against unprotected female......
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