ERA.--"We advisedly say that 'The Illustrated Horse Doctor' is the very best book of the kind which we know; and what gives it an especial charm is, that the author so thoroughly sympathises with the noble animal which he describes. Without pretending to go into any analysis of this valuable work, we at once pronounce it as scientific, yet intelligible; informing, yet highly amusing; acceptable to the profound horse-doctor, yet the work of all others for the bookshelves in every gentleman's sanctum." ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.--"Mr. Mayhew's volume will, we imagine, meet with a hearty welcome. It is just such a good practical work on the Veterinary Art as most of us horse-using (and not unfrequently, we fear, abusing) Englishmen have long felt the need of.--We must not conclude our remarks without commenting on the numerous wood-cuts with which the volume is embellished. It is truly, as it professes to be, an '_Illustrated Horse Doctor_.'" ILLUSTRATED TIMES.--"Many years ago the writer of these lines was incidentally 'read up' in horse literature, and a good deal in the way of sporting people. His reading and observation in that way have been very pleasantly recalled by this _model_ book. We need not waste words about this admirable volume--manual, we were going to say, but it is more of an armful than a handful. It is quite beyond praise of ours in its completeness and general excellence, concerned as it is our lot to be with the study instead of the steed. But we showed it to a friend of ours (living at Horsely-down), who spends his mornings at Tattersall's and his afternoons at the Alhambra, and his evenings at Astley's, and his criticism was conveyed in these emphatic words. 'Sir,' said he (his name is Ryder), 'it is the Buchan's Domestic Medicine of the stable; the mantle of Bucephalus has fallen upon Mr. Mayhew.' Every way the work is interesting, and it is beautifully got up; the paper and print being the best we have seen for some time." TEA CULTIVATION, COTTON AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS IN INDIA. BY W. NASSAU LEES, LL.D. In 8vo, price 8s. 6d. Wm. H. Allen & Co. The Illustrated HORSE MANAGEMENT, CONTAINING DESCRIPTIVE REMARKS UPON ANATOMY, MEDICINE, SHOEING, TEETH, FOOD, VICES, STABLES; LIKEWISE A PLAIN ACCOUNT OF THE SITUATION, NATURE, AND VALUE OF THE VARIOUS POINTS; TOGETHER WITH COMMENTS ON GROOMS, DEALERS, BREEDERS, BREAKERS, AND TRAINERS; ALSO ON CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. Embellished with more than 400 Engravings from Original Designs made expressly for this Work. BY EDWARD MAYHEW, M.R.C.V.S., Author of "The Illustrated Horse Doctor," and other works. In One Volume 8vo, pp. 612. CONTENTS: THE BODY of the horse anatomically considered. PHYSIC.--The mode of administering it, and minor operations. SHOEING.--Its origin, its uses, and its varieties. THE TEETH.--Their natural growth, and the abuses to which they are liable.