"Will be widely welcomed."--_Aberdeen Free Press._ "One is grateful for a story such as this."--_Dundee Advertiser._ "A good sound historical tale."--_Daily News._ _Richard Somers._ By H. GRAHAME RICHARDS. "Between these red covers there is that which makes hours spring by like minutes."--_Sheffield Daily Telegraph._ "There are not many books written nowadays that will keep a tired man up till the small hours of the morning. This is one of them."--_Newcastle Chronicle._ _Patches and Pomander._ By ARTHUR BREBNER, Author of 'John Saint.' A novel of the time of the second Charles and the intrigues of the great Lady Castlemaine. The author has skilfully reproduced the atmosphere of the Court--Brocades and Scent and Lace--the "Glimpses of the Moon"--and here once more the attempt to breathe into those painted Dames that look down on us from our galleries the Breath of Life. "Picturesque, spirited, vigorous, and romantic, the story has every chance of popularity."--_Scotsman._ SECOND IMPRESSION. _Saints, Sinners, and the Usual People._ By ST JOHN LUCAS. "Worth reading again and again."--_Times._ "An oasis in the desert of print."--_Scotsman._ "There is such a thing as laughter in the world. There certainly is--even in literature; even too in the art of fiction. It is to be found, for instance, in the work of Mr St John Lucas; laughter not thin and hollow, but sound and deep."--_Observer._ _The Joyous Wayfarer._ By HUMFREY JORDAN, Author of 'My Lady of Intrigue.' "The tale is told with infinite spirit, and rivets attention from first to last."--_Scotsman._ "A charming novel."--_Irish Times._ _Spinners in Silence._ By RACHEL SWETE MACNAMARA, Author of 'The Trance,' 'Seed of Fire,' &c. "An ideal love-story."--_Sheffield Daily Telegraph._ "A fresh and prettily romantic love-story."--_Times._ "An enchanting story ... we read it with delight and finished it with regret."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ "A treat to the jaded as well as the eager reader."--_Daily Telegraph._ _Troubled Waters._ By L. COPE CORNFORD, Author of 'Captain Jacobus,' &c. "An exceptional book, which has just that touch of vitality which attracts the reader."--_Morning Post._ "A strong book, entertaining from first to last."--_Daily Telegraph._ "A masterly piece of work."--_Standard of Empire._ "Of fresh and remarkable interest."--_British Weekly._ "A really fine story."--_The World._ _The Missing Millionaire._ By CHRISTOPHER WILSON. "A good, rattling novel."--_Times._ "The story arrests and fascinates the reader."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ "A clever and well-constructed story."--_Scotsman._ _The Multiplicities of Una._ By E. DOUGLAS HUME, Author of 'The Globular Jottings of Griselda.' "A bright and fascinating book."--_Sheffield Telegraph._