London: HUTCHINSON & CO., Paternoster Row. NEW NOVEL. WOMAN AND THE SHADOW. By ARABELLA KENEALY. _In cloth gilt_, =6s.= "Many excellent types of Society characters and manners are introduced. There is much cleverness and insight and piquant humour in Miss Kenealy's tale."--=Scotsman.= "Decidedly entertaining; the characters are vivid, and excellently put on the stage."--=Standard.= OVER 30,000 COPIES SOLD. NEW NOVEL. THE HON. PETER STIRLING. By PAUL LEICESTER FORD. _In cloth gilt_, =6s.= FIRST REVIEW. "Readers of 'John Halifax' and 'Robert Elsmere' will be especially appealed to; infinite resource, power, and artistic finish. His analysis of Peter's character is excellent; novel and convincing; so powerfully and attractively treated."--=Manchester Courier.= "The book is graphic in its descriptions and very amusing."--=Scotsman.= NEW STORY. WYNDHAM'S DAUGHTER. By ANNIE S. SWAN. _In cloth gilt_, =6s.= A FEW PRESS OPINIONS. "This is a story which every girl should read. We do not often meet with a book so unfeignedly wholesome and sincere as is 'Wyndham's Daughter.'"--=British Weekly.= "Exceedingly agreeable and healthy reading, and will bear comparison with any of her previous works."--=Scotsman.= London: HUTCHINSON & CO., Paternoster Row. Transcriber's Note Archaic and variant spelling is preserved as printed. Further, as noted at the beginning, all misspelling in quoted matter is likewise preserved as printed. The following notes apply only to the other (i.e. non-quoted) material in the book. Punctuation errors have been repaired. Hyphenation and accent usage has been made consistent. The following amendments have been made: Page 26--repeated 'and' deleted--... as he scanned him, face and figure, ... Page 46--Frederic amended to Frederick--... which was the great Emperor Frederick II.'s favourite ... Page 293--conversasation amended to conversation--... many of whom could hold sufficient conversation with Italians. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Admiral, by Douglas Sladen