"Mr. Clark Russell is at his best in 'The Golden Hope,' which means that this book of his is one of the finest books of its kind in our language."--_Academy._ A HOUSE PARTY. By OUIDA. (_Second Edition_) 1 vol. crown 8vo. 6s. "The sketches of character are hit off with accuracy of observation and with a firm and clear outline."--_Daily Telegraph._ ON THE SCENT. By LADY MARGARET MAJENDIE, Author of 'Dita,' 'Once More,' 'Sisters-in-Law,' &c. 1 vol. crown 8 vo. 6s. "A bright and wholesome story."--_St. James's Gazette._ ONLY A CORAL GIRL. By GERTRUDE FORDE, Author of "Driven Before the Storm," &c. 3 vols. "'Only a Coral Girl' will delight many readers by the excellent feeling and healthy purpose with which it is animated."--_Athenæum._ A FAIR CRUSADER; A STORY OF TO-DAY. By WILLIAM WESTALL, Author of "Larry Lohengrin," "A Queer Race," &c. 2 vols. "The interest does not halt for a moment in these pages, full of incident and adventure."--_Morning Post._ A BRETON MAIDEN. By A FRENCH LADY, Author of "Till my Wedding-Day." 3 vols. "Time and space alike would fail us to note the many fine points of this admirable novel."--_Academy._ "The author's local colouring is always good, and she has perfectly caught the spirit of the time she depicts."--_Morning Post._ BORN IN THE PURPLE. By MAXWELL FOX. 3 vols. "'Born in the Purple' is not wanting in originality, and on the whole is free from the reproach of dulness."--_Morning Post._ A NEW FACE AT THE DOOR. By JANE STANLEY, Author of "A Daughter of the Gods." 2 vols. "All the characters are well described, the young people being drawn with a clever hand, and standing out distinctly in their several ways as real persons."--_Queen._ A WILY WIDOW. By HENRY CRESSWELL, Author of "A Modern Greek Heroine," &c. 3 vols. "Mr. Cresswell writes extremely well on a plot that suits him. His brighter pages are almost as captivating as the painful interest of his more tragic ones, and altogether the story is readable and thrilling."--_Daily Telegraph._ BERNARD AND MARCIA: A STORY OF MIDDLE AGE. By ELIZABETH GLAISTER. 3 vols. "The three volumes tell in a smooth, graceful fashion the story of two lovers whose uncovenanted friendship for each other survives a host of trials, and at last, though somewhat late in life, is rewarded."--_Daily Telegraph._ THE DEATH SHIP: A STRANGE STORY. An account of a Cruise in 'The Flying Dutchman,' collected from the Papers of the late MR. GEOFFREY FENTON, of Poplar, Master Mariner. By W. CLARK RUSSELL, Author of 'The Wreck of the Grosvenor,' 'The Golden Hope,' &c. 3 vols. THE YOUNGEST MISS GREEN. By F. W. ROBINSON, Author of 'Grandmother's Money,' &c. 3 vols. A DAUGHTER OF DIVES. By LEITH DERWENT, Author of 'Circe's Lovers,' 'King Lazarus,' &c. 3 vols.