“Really a work of art. The slabs selected by the author for her well-drawn illustrations number about seventy. In the introductory chapters a good deal of information is given which will help visitors to churches where these monuments of piety have escaped the spoilers’ hands to fix approximately the dates of the slab. We almost believe that some of the parish priests, who at present are not much inclined to value such treasures, may be led to take more care of them if they will learn from Miss Styan what there is to admire in them.”—_Church Times._ =THE ROMAN FORT OF GELLYGAER IN THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN.= By JOHN WARD, F.S.A., Curator of the Welsh Museum, Cardiff, &c. Printed by order of the Committee of the Cardiff Naturalists’ Society. The book is well illustrated, containing a General Plan (30 ft. to 1 in.), 13 Plates, and 22 Illustrations in the text, and is printed in the best style upon good paper. Demy 8vo, 120 pp., cloth, gilt, =7/6= net. The work is the outcome of the excavation of the site of this Roman Fort by the Cardiff Naturalists’ Society in the years 1899, 1900, and 1901. “Mr. Ward, evidently, has spared no pains to give the fullest and clearest description of these interesting remains, and the illustrations, of which there are a large number, are excellent. They are illustrations in the truest sense of the word.”—_Border Counties Advertiser._ =LLANDAFF CHURCH PLATE.= By GEORGE ELEY HALLIDAY, F.R.I.B.A., Diocesan Surveyor of Llandaff, with 59 illustrations in line and half-tone. Royal 8vo, cloth, price =12/6= net. “A thoroughly good contribution to the history of Church Plate.”—_Reliquary._ =THE REGISTERS OF THE PARISH OF ASKHAM, IN THE COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND=, from 1566 to 1812. Copied by MARY E. NOBLE, Editor of the “Bampton Parish Registers” and Author of “A History of Bampton.” Demy 8vo, cloth, price =21/-= net. These Registers contain many interesting entries of the Sandford, Myddleton, Collinson, Bowman, Law, Holme, Wilkinson, and Langhorne families, and others, and some reference to Parochial events. A list of Vicars is included, and some Local Notes. “Miss Noble has followed up her admirable edition of the “Bampton Parish Registers” by copying and publishing the Registers of the adjoining parish of Askham, which go back to the year 1566. She has discharged her self-imposed task with her accustomed care and ability, and the handsomely printed and substantially bound volume of 250 pages is not merely a record of marryings, buryings, and christenings in this ancient parish ... but a valuable contribution to the history of the border land.”—_The Carlisle Patriot._ =MATLOCK MANOR AND PARISH.= Historical and Descriptive, with Pedigrees and Arms, and Map of Parish reduced from the Ordnance Survey. By BENJAMIN BRYAN. Crown 8vo, cloth, =12/6=; large paper, =15/-=.