“Home duties, amusement, social claims and appropriate literature, are subjects successively treated, and treated with both knowledge and sound judgment.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._ “_A wide field of variety, and some of the strongest elements of romantic interest, are covered by and comprised in the books published by Mr. Hogg._”—SCHOOL BOARD CHRONICLE. Southey’s Edition, with Life of Bunyan, &c. Illustrated with the Original Wood Blocks, by W. HARVEY. Large crown 8vo., 402 pp., cloth, price 3s. 6d.; gilt edges, 4s. =The Pilgrim’s Progress. In Two= Parts. By JOHN BUNYAN. With Bibliographical Notes, and a Life of the Author, by ROBERT SOUTHEY; Portrait and Autograph of BUNYAN, and Thirty Wood Engravings by W. HARVEY, from the Original Blocks. The Text in large type (Small Pica). This is a reprint (with additional notes) of the edition published by John Major, London, 1830, at 21s., which was highly eulogized by Sir Walter Scott and Lord Macaulay. “This reprint, at a very moderate price, may be regarded as a popular boon.”—_Daily Telegraph._ “An excellent edition of the great allegory. It contains Southey’s ‘Life,’ which certainly stands first for literary merit.”—_Pall Mall Gazette._ “Costlier editions are on sale, but none produced with more taste than this one.”—_Dispatch._ “A real service has been rendered for those who want a thoroughly readable copy of ‘The Pilgrim’s Progress.’”—_Literary World._ “The whole book is reproduced in excellent fashion.”—_Scotsman._ “This edition has exceptional claims upon public favour. The late poet laureate’s biography is in his best manner, while Harvey’s effective woodcuts are in themselves a feature of very considerable interest to lovers of British art. In the matter of typography and general get-up the reprint is in every respect superior to the original edition, and the low price at which the book is published should tempt many to obtain a copy. The binding and decorations are very effective, and the volume is fitted to grace any drawing-room table.”—_Oxford Times._ Second Edition, with Eight Engravings after Celebrated Painters. Small crown 8vo., 392 pp., cloth, price 3s. 6d.; gilt edges, 4s. =The Church Seasons. Historically= and Poetically Illustrated. By ALEXANDER H. GRANT, M.A., Author of “Half-Hours with our Sacred Poets.” ☞ The aim has been to trace the origin and history of the Festivals and Fasts of the Ecclesiastical Year, and to illustrate in poetry the circumstances under which they began and continue to be celebrated, and the principal ideas and doctrines which they severally incorporate. “Our festival year is a bulwark of orthodoxy as real as our confessions of faith.”—PROFESSOR ARCHER BUTLER.