"This, like all her stories, is sweet and graceful; a young girl innocently telling all her youthful feelings and adventures, and bringing into play the interest to be derived from a picture of London life in the times of the Protector and Charles II."--_Guardian._ "A most agreeable story is presented, and the manner of telling it is as quaint and agreeable as the style of the type and binding."--_Bell's Messenger._ "Ever welcome are the works of this authoress to the hearths and hearts of English readers and listeners. And very simply, and sweetly, and winningly, does Cherry tell her story; and a right admirable story it is, with just such a conclusion to it as we would have wished."--_Church and State Gazette._ Third Edition, in post 8vo. price 7_s._ 6_d._ ANTIQUE, YE MAIDEN AND MARRIED LIFE OF MARY POWELL, AFTERWARDS MISTRESS MILTON. "This is a charming little book; and whether we regard its subject, cleverness, or delicacy of sentiment and expression--to say nothing of its type and orthography--it is likely to be a most acceptable present to young or old, be their peculiar taste for religion, morals, poetry, history, or romance."--_Christian Observer._ "Unquestionably the production of an able hand, and a refined mind. We recommend it to all who love pure, healthy, literary fare."--_Church and State Gazette._ "This quaint narrative, presented in ancient binding, and in the type of bygone days, is a most acceptable addition to the literature of the times."--_Bell's Messenger._ "The odd history of Milton's first marriage--the desertion of his wife, and her subsequent terror when she heard that he was just the man to put in practice his own opinions respecting divorce--forms one of those chapters, peculiarly open to illustration and fancy. The substance of the present volume appeared originally in _Sharpe's Magazine_, when it attracted sufficient attention to induce its republication in the quaint and inviting volume before us, where the typographer has successfully adapted his style of printing to the old style of composition."--_Atlas._ "The volume is full of incident and character, and exceedingly delightful in its happy sketching and freshness of feeling. It is by far the best work of the small and novel class to which it belongs, a mixture of truth and fiction in a _form_ which belongs to the fictitious more than do the substantial contents."--_Nonconformist._ Third Edition, with Portrait, &c. price 7_s._ 6_d._ cloth, antique, YE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOS. MORE. LIBELLUS A MARGARETA MORE, QUINDECIM ANNOS NATA, CHELSEIÆ INCEPTVS. "It ends with musical melancholy, a strain of exquisitely simple beauty, referring to the judicial slaying of one of England's worthiest sons. There are some fine portraits ably limned herein. There are family pictures so graphically described that they possess the mind for ever."--_Church and State Gazette._