“THE PRACTICAL EXEMPLAR OF ARCHITECTURE” and “STANDARD DETAILS,” though also of strictly professional interest, are of totally different character, giving, as they do, carefully measured drawings and photographs of some of the finest examples of architecture in the kingdom; while those who are specially concerned with architectural education from the standpoint of design will find in “THE LIVERPOOL SKETCH BOOK” a notable collection of students’ drawings. “WHO’S WHO IN ARCHITECTURE” should be warmly welcomed as a work occupying a mid-position between the biography and the directory. As its name implies, it gives biographical particulars of all the leading men in the profession, and furnishes as well a complete list of architects in practice. In addition, particulars are given of “THE ARCHITECTS’ AND BUILDERS’ JOURNAL”--the most up-to-date, the best illustrated, and most widely read of the architectural and building weeklies--and “THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW,” which, in its new form, has achieved the distinction of being the finest of all current publications devoted to the art of architecture. _A Short Chronological History of British Architecture._ The greatest achievements of British architecture are presented as a _coup d’œil_ in this attractive volume. Thus, in Section I. we survey the work of the cathedral builders; in Section II. notable examples of the Early Renaissance, in Section III. the great buildings of the Later Renaissance, and a few examples that carry us into the nineteenth century; the survey concluding with a fine series of illustrations of work by Sir Aston Webb, Mr. Ernest Newton, Mr. Mervyn Macartney, and other eminent architects of the present day. The letterpress accompanying the illustrations is written by acknowledged authorities, and sets forth in brief order the entire chronological development, following the succeeding phases of architectural art, and supplying those essential facts which are necessary to a proper estimate of the whole. CONTENTS: Section I. Summary of ENGLISH MEDIÆVAL ARCHITECTURE (1050–1550). By EDWARD S. PRIOR, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A. Section II. Summary of EARLY RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE (1516–1650). By J. ALFRED GOTCH, F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A. Section III. Summary of LATER RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE. By MERVYN E. MACARTNEY, B.A., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A. Section IV. INTERESTING EXAMPLES OF WORK by Living Architects. Section V. List of the PRINCIPAL ARCHITECTS OF THE ENGLISH LATER RENAISSANCE, and their chief authenticated and reputed works (with dates). One Volume. 12¾ in. by 9 in. 150 pages. Art Paper. PRICE =10/-= NETT. _The Architectural Review._ _A Magazine for all Lovers of Architecture._