Page:Notes and Queries - Series 10 - Volume 1.djvu/414

 NOTES AND QUERIES. [10* s. i. APRIL 23, iw*.

POPULAR SIX^SHILLING NOVBLsT"

By Mrs. HUMPHRY WARD.

LADY ROSE'S DAUGHTER.

With Illustrations. [Over 160,COO Copies sold.

"Readers have rarely been led with such Interest along the course of any novel."- MR. WILLIAM DEAN Hoirxr.LS.

ELEANOR. [O*** 1*0,000 Copies fold.

With Illustrations by ALBERT STERNER.

"A real love story.... Mrs Ward has never given ua a book that finds its way to one's heart so completely." London Quarterly ftnuf.

HELBECK of BANNISDALE. [7th Edition.

" A book which will take rank with Mrs. Humphry Ward's best work The story is a story of a great passion worthily told." Times.

SIR GEORGE TRESSADY.

[t,th Edition.

" An exceedingly able book. We doubt if any other living woman could have written it." Standard.

By A. CON AN DOYLE.

The TRAGEDY of the KOROSKO.

With 40 Full-Page Illustrations. " A masterpiece.' Speaker.

UNCLE BERNAC. [**d Edition.

With 12 Full-Page Illustrations. "The fascination of it is extraordinary." Daily Chronicle.

The GREEN FLAG, and other TALES of "WAR

and 8POKT. With a Frontispiece.

"These stories stir the blood and make the heartbeat faster, and any Englishman who does not enjoy them must have something wrong with big nature." Times.

By S. R. CROCKETT.

The SILVER SKULL.

[3rd Impression.

With 12 Full-Page Illustrations. ' A work of real genius, full of glorious adventures." British Weekly.

LITTLE ANNA MARK.

[2nd Impression'

With a Frontispiece. 1 A rattling, rousing story of adventure and misadventure."

Daily Telegraph.

The BLACK DOUGLAS.

With 8 Full-Page Illustrations.

"A book which grips the imagination in a thoroughly satisfactory fashion." Speaker.

The RED AXE. [3rd Impression.

With 8 Full-Page Illustrations. " A powerful story, which he tells in his own masterful style."

Weekly Sun.

CLEG KELLY, ARAB of the CITY.

[MA Impression.

" Teems with incidents of all sorts, and it carries the reader along, keenly interested and full of sympathy, from the first page to the last."

Spectator.

By BERNARD E J. CAPES.

The SECRET in the HILL.

" Picturesquely fresh in handling Mr. Capes' s fertility of inven- tion and humour is at its best." Daily Erjn-esa.

A CASTLE in SPAIN.

" A really stirring romance." Out'ook.

[3rd Impression.

By JOSEPH CONRAD and FORD MADOX HUEFPER.

ROMANCE : a Novel. [tnd Impression.

" 'Romance 'is a brilliant thing, vivid, and as full of the trappings of romance as an eug is of meat." Atlienaum.

By HENRY SETON MERRIMAN.

FLOTSAM.

With a Frontispiece.

[ 6t/l Impression.

a rn.

capital book, that will repay any reader, old or young, for the reading. "-Vanity fair.

TOMASO'S FORTUNE, and other Stories.

[Just published.

BARLASCH of the UUARD. [6th Impression.

"There is the genim of a Meisscnier in his delineation of Papa Barlasch ____ He is one of the best soldier characters in fiction." Queen. The VULTURES. [ 6th Impression.

"One of Henry Seton Merriman's very best A powerful and thrilling book. "-Queen. The VELVET GLOVE. [Uh Impression.

"A good story ____ We have nothing but praise for the skilfully interwoven plot and the artistic development of character."

Athenaum.

The ISLE of UNREST. [6th Impression.

With Illustrations. " A really admirable novel." Morning Post.

RODEN'S CORNER. i^d Editon.

For dramatic situation, Intensity, and simplicity of narrative it is marvellous." Punch. IN KEDAR'S TENTS. [8th Edition.

' Mr. Merriman is at his beat. It is full of [adventure, of humour, and of vigour."- Guardian.

The GREY LADY. [New Edition.

With 12 Full-Page Illustrations.

"A story of striking merit throughout." Globe. The SOWERS. [Mth Edition.

"Very difficult indeed to lay down until its last page has been. turned." Graphic.

"WITH EDGED^TOOLS. [New Edition.

' ' Admirably conceived .... The story never flags or loiters."

Westminster Gazette.

FROM ONE GENERATION to ANOTHER.

[New Kdition.

"The book ia a good book. The characters are admirably con- trasted." Illustrated London A'eu>. The SLAVElof the LAMP. [New Edition.

" A masterly story.... so like real life, and so entirely uncon- ventional." Manchester Guardian.

[3rd Impression, j

By STANLEY J. WEYMAN.

COUNT HANNIBAL. [5th Impression.

"The reader will be scarcely conscious of taking breath.... Mi-. Weyman is far superior to his competitors." Illustrated London Fetes.

The CASTLE INN. [5th Edition.

With a Frontispiece. " A story which the reader follows with excited curiosity." Times.

IN KING'S BYWAYS. [*nd Impression.

" Will be enjoyed by every one to whom the ' Gentleman of France '

appealed ; and in point of art the anecdotes greatly excel the novel."

By ANTHONY HOPE.

The INTRUSION S of PEGGY. [2nd Impression. ' Peggy is altogether one of the most delightful characters that have 1 appeared in recent fiction." Jfe tminster Gazette.

By A. E. W. MASON.

The FOUR FEATHERS. [9th Impression.

"It is indeed a ((rand story told with such sympathy and spirit combined as are rarely to be found in books." Country Life.

By Mrs. HODGSON BURNETT.

The MAKING of a MARCHIONESS.

[2nd Impression " Brisk, humorous, and healthy." Scotsman.

V CATALOGUE POST FREE ON APPLICATION. London : SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15, Waterloo Place, S.W.

Published Weekly by JOHN C. FRANCIS, Bream's Buildings. Chancery Lane. B.C. ; and Printed by JOHN EDWARD FRANCIS, Athensenm Press, Bream's Buildings, Chancery Lane, E.G. Saturday, April 23, 1904.