Between the Hebrew Bible and Shakespeare there exists some interesting and instructive points of resemblance, especially in respect of their ways of life and character. No doubt certain inevitable differences also exist between them, but these do not hide the resemblance; rather they serve to set it, so to speak, in bolder relief. The author in this volume treats of this striking resemblance, under certain phases, between Hebrew Prophecy and Shakespearian Drama. The following are the chief "Studies" which find a place in the work:--Hebrew Prophecy and Shakespeare: a Comparison--Eli and Hamlet--Saul and Macbeth--Jonathan and Horatio--David and Henry V.--Epilogue. The following short extracts are selected from a large number of reviews of Mr. Bell's book:-- "One of the most suggestive volumes we have met with for a long time."--_Birmingham Daily Gazette._ "An interesting book."--_North British Daily Mail._ "A deeply interesting book."--_The Methodist Times._ "A highly interesting and ingenious work."--_British Weekly._ _Elegantly bound in cloth gilt, demy 8vo., 6s._ YORKSHIRE FAMILY ROMANCE. BY FREDERICK ROSS, F.R.H.S. CONTENTS:--The Synod of Streoneshalh--The Doomed Heir of Osmotherley--St. Eadwine, the Royal Martyr--The Viceroy Siward--Phases in the Life of a Political Martyr--The Murderer's Bride--The Earldom of Wiltes--Blackfaced Clifford--The Shepherd Lord--The Felons of Ilkley--The Ingilby Boar's Head--The Eland Tragedy--The Plumpton Marriage--The Topcliffe Insurrection--Burning of Cottingham Castle--The Alum Workers--The Maiden of Marblehead--Rise of the House of Phipps--The Traitor Governor of Hull. PRESS OPINIONS. "The grasp and thoroughness of the writer is evident in every page, and the book forms a valuable addition to the literature of the North Country."--_Gentlewoman._ "Many will welcome this work."--_Yorkshire Post._ _Elegantly bound in cloth gilt, demy 8vo., 6s._ LEGENDARY YORKSHIRE. BY FREDERICK ROSS, F.R.H.S. CONTENTS:--The Enchanted Cave--The Doomed City--The Worm of Nunnington--The Devil's Arrows--The Giant Road Maker of Mulgrave--The Virgin's Head of Halifax--The Dead Arm of St. Oswald the King--The Translation of St. Hilda--A Miracle of St. John--The Beatified Sisters--The Dragon of Wantley--The Miracles and Ghost of Watton--The Murdered Hermit of Eskdale--The Calverley Ghost--The Bewitched House of Wakefield. PRESS OPINIONS. "It is a work of lasting interest, and cannot fail to delight the reader."--_Beverley Recorder._ "The history and the literature of our county are now receiving marked attention, and Mr. Andrews merits the support of the public for the production of this and other interesting volumes he has issued. We cannot speak too highly of this volume, the printing, the paper, and the binding being faultless."--_Driffield Observer._ _PRICE, ONE SHILLING._ If anyone wishes to become a Barrister, he should read--to use the words of the _London Globe_--"a pleasant little volume," entitled