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 2 BELLES LETTRES.

Art at Home Series — continued,

THE DRAWING ROOM ; ITS DECORATIONS AND FUR- NITURE. By Mrs. Orrinsmith. Illustrated. Fifth Thousand. Crown 8vo. 2j. (xi,

THE DINING ROOM. By Mrs. Loftie. Illustrated. Fonrth Thousand. Crown 8vo. 2J. 6</.

THE BED ROOM AND BOUDOIR. By Lady Barker. Illustrated. Fourth Thousand. Crown 8vo. ar. 6</.

rOther vols, in preparation.]

Atkinson. — an art tour to the northern

CAPITALS OF EUROPE. By J. Beavington Atkinson.

Svo. izr.

•* We can higMy recommend it ; not only for the valuable informa^ turn it gives on the special subjects to which it is dediccUedj hut also for the interesting episodes of travel which are interwoven Tvith, ana lighten, the weightier matters of judicious and varied criticism on art and artists in northern capitals." — ^Art Journal.

Atkinson (J. P.)— a week at the lakes, and what

CAME OF IT ; or, THE ADVENTURES OF MR. DOBBS AND HIS FRIEND MR. POTTS. A Series of Sketches by J. P. Atkinson. Oblong 4to. ^s. 6d,

Baker. — cast up by the sea; or, the adven-

TURES OF NED GREY. By Sir Samuel Baker, Pasha,

F.R.G.S. With Illustrations by HuARD. Sixth Edition. Crown

8vo. doth gilt 6s.

exploits, and terridle dMouements" — Daily News. *'A story of adventure by sea and land in the good old style*** — ^Pall Mall Gazette.
 * An admirable tale of adventure, of marvellous incidents^ wild

Barker(Lady).— A YEAR'S HOUSEKEEPING IN SOUTH AFRICA. With Illustrations. Crown 8vo. 9s. more pleasantly than in this,. . . The great charm of these letters is that she is always natural, and tells of what she sees and hears in a strange country, just as if she were quietly chatting to her friends by their own fireside ** — Standard.
 * We doubt whether in any of her pretnous books she has written

Besant. — studies in early french poetry. By

Walter Besant, M. A. Crown 8vo. Zs, 6d.