PLAIN OR RINGLETS? Many Sketches on Wood, and 13 Steel Engravings. Price 14_s._ MR. FACEY ROMFORD'S HOUNDS. 24 Steel Engravings. Price 14_s._ HAWBUCK GRANGE; or, The Sporting Adventures of Thomas Scott, Esquire. With 8 Steel Engravings by H. K. BROWNE (Phiz). Price 12_s._ 6_d._ HUNTING STORIES BY "WANDERER." UNIFORM WITH THE "HANDLEY CROSS SERIES." Medium 8vo. FAIR DIANA. With 22 Coloured Illustrations and 70 Sketches in the Text. By G. BOWERS. Price 12_s._ 6_d._ ACROSS COUNTRY. With 22 Coloured Illustrations and numerous Sketches. By G. BOWERS. Price 12_s._ 6_d._ A LOOSE REIN. With 22 Coloured Illustrations and numerous Sketches in the Text. By G. BOWERS. Price 12_s._ 6_d._ G. BOWERS' ILLUSTRATIONS. A MONTH IN THE MIDLANDS: "a Book for the Shires." Half-hunting cloth, Coloured Plates. By G. BOWERS. Price 12_s._ 6_d._ HOLLY BUSH HALL; or, "Open House" in an "Open Country." Half-hunting cloth, Coloured Plates. By G. BOWERS. Price 15_s._ NOTES FROM A HUNTING BOX. Oblong folio, half-hunting cloth, with Illustrations by G. Bowers. Price 15_s._ BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO. LD., 8, 9, 10, BOUVERIE STREET, E.C. The "Jorrocks" Edition OF THE HANDLEY CROSS SPORTING NOVELS. 6 Volumes, Large Crown 8vo, with Illustrations, price 36s. Of the Books which have attained to the position of being perennial favourites with the audience to whom they appeal--living as if no rivalry could dislodge them--a foremost place has long been held by the HANDLEY CROSS series of volumes, which are now just as much the favourite reading of those who are interested in the exploits of the hunting-field, as they have been since their first publication. The fictitious heroes, whose doings and sayings inspire these favourite volumes, provide a nomenclature which is as much imbedded in the phraseology of sport as those of Thackeray or Dickens are in our national literature. In what hunting circles may it not be said that the names of JORROCKS and SOAPEY SPONGE and FACEY ROMFORD are "familiar in their mouths as household words"? The HANDLEY CROSS Sporting Novels have hitherto, by the form of their production, formed the enduring ornament of a Country Gentleman's Library, and, by reason of their price, have been somewhat beyond the attainment of that extensive and constantly enlarging section who have learned to take delight in the out-of-door amusements which brighten rural life.