Munich from the Outside. Manners and Customs. Royalty. "The Two Kings of ----" Public Buildings. Picture Galleries. Künstler Feste. Cornelius in Munich. Kaulbach. Munich Artistic. Practical Munich. Bavarian Railways. The Royal Library. The Theatre in Munich. Concerts in Munich. Beerhouses. Village Life in Bavaria. Laws of Trade. Laws of Marriage. Laws of Police. * * * * * SPECTATOR, _Nov._ 21, 1863.--"The 'Social Life' is altogether an admirable photographic picture, sharp and clear, and true in every line of light and shade." READER, _Nov._ 14, 1863.--"It will command the attention of every thinking German. Mr. Wilberforce's interesting volume embraces nearly the whole range of Munich life, political, social, and artistic. 'Social Life in Munich' is entirely free from the scandalous anecdotes by which town travels are so often disfigured. Written throughout in a pleasing lively strain, it is evidently the work of a keen observer, who benefits the Germans whilst he amuses his own countrymen." GUARDIAN, _Dec._ 2, 1863.--"Mr. Wilberforce has written a clever and characteristic account of this famous city of art." SATURDAY REVIEW, _Dec._ 26, 1863.--"A very able volume. Mr. Wilberforce is a very pleasant and agreeable writer, whose opinion is worth hearing on the subject of modern art, which enters largely into the matter of his discourse." EDINBURGH COURANT, _Nov._ 14, 1863.--"We welcome this agreeable and instructive book." SIR EVERARD'S DAUGHTER. A NEW NOVEL. BY JOHN CORDY JEAFFRESON, Author of "Live it Down," &c. Second Edition, post 8vo, 10s. 6d. ATHENÆUM, _July_ 11, 1863.--"It is, perhaps, the most remarkable work of fiction that Mr. Jeaffreson has written." BELL'S MESSENGER, _July_ 18, 1863.--"Compared with many of Mr. Jeaffreson's larger literary productions, this tale is but a sketch; yet as such it shows the hand of a master, and proves that had he been at the pains to have elaborated his subject upon a broader canvas, it would have been not only one of the most successful specimens he has ever prepared, but one of the most remarkable, for a long time past, given to the public by any other modern novelist." 13 Waterloo Place, S. W. THE IONIAN ISLANDS In the Year 1863. BY PROFESSOR D. T. ANSTED, M.A., F.R.S. 8vo, cloth, with Maps and Cuts, 16s. SATURDAY REVIEW, _Dec._ 5, 1863.--"What Mr. Ansted saw in the Ionian Islands he saw well, and under good auspices, and has noted down carefully." NONCONFORMIST, _Dec._ 18, 1863.--"Professor Ansted's volume furnishes interesting information on all points on which information might fairly be looked for in such a work. His narrative is throughout light and agreeable reading."