Insects, 290 Institutions, 298 Intellectual life, 281 Land and people, 277 Language, 283 Laws, 312 Lisbon, 281 Londonderry, Lord, 277 Manners and morality, 289 Medical training, 288 Military system, 298 Mineral wealth, 281 _Moustachios_, ladies', 286 National fare, 294 Navy, 299 Newspapers, 284 _Octroi_ duties, 295 Oporto, 293 Oxen, 300 Peninsular War, 277 Police, 311 Postal service, 284 Prisons, 313 Religion, 304, 305 _et seq._ Scenery, 285 Servants, 290 Society, 286 University, 283 Wages, 292 Wealth, 292 Wealth, mineral, 281 Women, 285, 287, 307 THE END Our European Neighbours Edited by WILLIAM HARBUTT DAWSON 12º. Illustrated. Each, net $1.20 By Mail. 1.30 =I.--FRENCH LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY= By HANNAH LYNCH. "Miss Lynch's pages are thoroughly interesting and suggestive. Her style, too, is not common. It is marked by vivacity without any drawback of looseness, and resembles a stream that runs strongly and evenly between walls. It is at once distinguished and useful.... Her five-page description (not dramatization) of the grasping Paris landlady is a capital piece of work.... Such well finished portraits are frequent in Miss Lynch's book, which is small, inexpensive, and of a real excellence."--_The London Academy._ "Miss Lynch's book is particularly notable. It is the first of a series describing the home and social life of various European peoples--a series long needed and sure to receive a warm welcome. Her style is frank, vivacious, entertaining, captivating, just the kind for a book which is not at all statistical, political, or controversial. A special excellence of her book, reminding one of Mr. Whiteing's, lies in her continual contrast of the English and the French, and she thus sums up her praises: 'The English are admirable: the French are lovable.' "--_The Outlook_. =II.--GERMAN LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY= By W. H. DAWSON, author of "Germany and the Germans," etc. "The book is as full of correct, impartial, well-digested, and well-presented information as an egg is of meat. One can only recommend it heartily and without reserve to all who wish to gain an insight into German life. It worthily presents a great nation, now the greatest and strongest in Europe."--_Commercial Advertiser_. =III.--RUSSIAN LIFE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY= By FRANCIS H. E. PALMER, sometime Secretary to H. H. Prince Droutskop-Loubetsky (Equerry to H. M. the Emperor of Russia).