THE PRIEST’S BLESSING. By HARRIETT JAY, Author of “Two Men and a Maid,” “The Queen of Connaught,” &c. (Dedicated to the RIGHT HON. W. E. FORSTER, M.P.) _OPINIONS OF THE PRESS._ “Told with much pathos and power.”—_Era._ “We can say for ourselves that we have read its three hundred pages with unfailing interest.”—_Saturday Review._ “It is an interesting story, and thoroughly well worth the perusal of all who have the welfare at Ireland and the Irish honestly at heart.”—_Sunday Times._ “Intimate knowledge of the national character is shown by the writer, who inscribes her book to Mr. Forster in earnest and somewhat impulsive language.”—_Daily Telegraph._ “Miss Harriett Jay is already so well known to the public as a perfect mistress of style, that we need bestow no greater praise upon the little volume before us than by saying that in this respect it fully justifies the reputation acquired by the author of ‘The Queen of Connaught.’... Is well and boldly written.”—_Court Journal._ “Miss Jay paints with graphic power the scenes of the story, and some of her descriptions of events and incidents are most vigorous and refreshing in their terse eloquence.”—_Nonconformist._ “Any one who wishes to realise the mischief which may be done by the ceaseless plotting of the Catholic priests cannot do better than read ‘The Priest’s Blessing.’”—_Lloyd’s._ “The novel is certain to attract exceptional attention.”—_Graphic._ _POPULAR 2s. NOVELS._ A BROKEN BLOSSOM. By FLORENCE MARRYAT, Author of “My Sister the Actress,” “Phyllida,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. “Deserves to be ranked as the most artistic and altogether the best work of fiction its clever and prolific author has yet written.”—_Scotsman._ “A really charming story, full of delicate pathos and quiet humour, pleasant to read, and pleasant to remember.”—_John Bull._ THE DEAN’S WIFE. By MRS. EILOART, Author of “How He Won Her,” “Some of Our Girls,” “My Lady Clare,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. “Any reader who wants a good story thoroughly well told cannot do better than read ‘The Dean’s Wife.’”—_John Bull._ MY SISTER THE ACTRESS. By FLORENCE MARRYAT, Author of “Phyllida,” “How They Loved Him,” &c., &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d. “Will be read through with avidity.”—_Court Journal._ “‘My Sister the Actress’ is infinitely above the average run of novels. A skilfully told and remarkably interesting story which will add to Miss Marryat’s reputation.”—_Court Circular._ “The tone of the book is distinctly wholesome.”—_Scotsman._ “It is both clever and amusing.”—_Daily News._ TWO MEN AND A MAID. By HARRIETT JAY, Author of “The Queen of Connaught,” “My Connaught Cousins,” &c. In picture boards, 2s.; post free, 2s. 4d.