Gordon Keith. By Thomas Nelson Page. (w. Heinemann. 6s.) —as
is the case with most books which contain the whole biography of their hero from his earliest years, the beginning of this novel is by far the most successful part. Old General......
The Gold-mining Industry Of The W11 W Atersrand.
The Gold - Mining Industry of the Witwatersrand. (Argus Com- pany.)—This is a Statement drawn up for the information of Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Milner by fifteen mining......
The Other Mrs. Jacobs. By Mrs. Campbell Praed. (j. Long.
6s.)—There is an element of melodrama about Mrs. Campbell Praed's new novel, which contrasts rather sharply with the every- day character of its raise - en - scene. The most......
The Maids Of Paradise. By Robert W. Chambers. (a, Constable
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Spendthrift Summer. By Margery Williams. (w. Heinemann....
a most dreary presentation of the effects of the most dreary of passions,—jealousy. And this jealousy is not the fierce struggle of a man in the defence of his honour, but the......
The Tickencote Treasure. By William Le Queux. (g. Newnes....
Le Queux, afraid, it would seem, that the old attraction of a treasure-hunt would fail to draw, has added some curious embellishments. A very queer craft dating from about the......
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ACROSS ICELAND. Across Iceland. By William Bisiker. (Edward Arnold. 12s. 6d.) —This is a pleasant, unpretentious, and valuable volume of notes describing a journey made during......
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BARLASCH OP THE GUARD.* THE abiding fascination of the Napoleonic era has not un- naturally exerted its spell on Mr. Merriman, who has given us in Barlasch of the Guard an......
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