_Court Journal._--Mr. Robert Cromie's remarkably clever and entertaining volume is told with much of the vivid fancy of a Jules Verne--with remarkable picturesqueness, and the experiences of mortals in Mars are described with considerable humour. _Review of Reviews._--An unquestionably interesting story. The adventures of the hero and his friends are in no small degree thrilling. _Glasgow Herald._--The imagination is brilliant, the scientific details are skilfully worked in, the dialogues and descriptions are lively and interesting, and the pictures of Martian life and scenery are remarkable--a decidedly clever book. FOR ENGLAND'S SAKE _Academy._--There is not a dull page in the story. _Army and Navy Gazette._--A capital little story of military life, full of bright word-painting. _Literary World._--This exciting chapter in the history of the future is written with a great deal of enthusiasm, and a great deal of common sense to boot. _Irish Times._--The plot is well conceived, and the interest throughout is well maintained. _Belfast Northern Whig._--The author displays much constructive and descriptive power. He is most felicitous in his word pictures of scenery, and imparts a fascinating dash to his military scenes. _Belfast Morning News._--Deeply interesting without being sensational, this charming story of love and war is sure to appeal with force to a large circle of readers. _Liverpool Daily Post._--A well-told story of life and love in troublous times in India. IN SOUTHERN SEAS WRITTEN IN COLLABORATION WITH W. R. RINGLAND. _Athenæum._--A bright, compact, and highly readable narrative, full of incidents, and illustrated with clever little vignettes. _Newcastle Chronicle._--A really charming book--deeply interesting, and full of capital drawings. _Scotsman._--A very well-written narrative of a trip, and as such, about as good as it could be. _Spectator._--A pleasant little book of travel. _Leeds Mercury._--The author relies on vivid description, pointed and racy pictures, and lively and striking incident for interest. _Saturday Review._--Brightly written, and yet more brightly illustrated. _The foregoing Books may be had through_ DIGBY, LONG & CO., 18 BOUVERIE STREET, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. _MAY 1895_ SUPPLEMENTARY LIST DIGBY, LONG & CO.'S NEW NOVELS, STORIES, Etc. * * * * * _IN ONE VOLUME_, Price 6s. NEW NOVEL BY DR ARABELLA KENEALY. THE HONOURABLE MRS SPOOR. By the Author of "Some Men are such Gentlemen," "Dr Janet of Harley Street," etc. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6_s._ [_Just out._ NEW NOVEL BY ANNIE THOMAS (Mrs PENDER CUDLIP). FALSE PRETENCES. By the Author of "Allerton Towers," "That Other Woman," "Kate Valliant," "A Girl's Folly," etc., etc. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6_s._ [_Second Edition._