By Mrs. J. D. Leather-Culley. With 16 full-page Illustrations on art paper from Photographs taken by the Author. Crown 8vo, special cover design, 3s. 6d. The Globe.--"We can recommend it heartily for perusal, for it is so obviously frank, fresh, and free in its general atmosphere and tone. It is quite delightful to read passages so full of vivacity, so devoid of affectation, so thoroughly to the point. It is in such informal narratives as these that we get at the 'true inwardness' of the war and its surroundings. We could quote many an instructive and suggestive passage. This is undoubtedly a book to be read." The Spectator.--"The book generally is full of interest. It should be read and judged as a whole. We might make a very startling column by choosing extracts." The Daily Mail.--"Mrs. Culley witnessed Major White's superb defence of Ladybrand, of which feat she gives a very interesting account. Altogether a bright little book, illustrated with some good photographs." The Outlook.--"As far as it goes the book is one of the best we have seen." THE KING'S RACE-HORSES A HISTORY OF THE CONNECTION OF HIS MAJESTY KING EDWARD VII. WITH THE NATIONAL SPORT By Edward Spencer, Author of "The Great Game," &c. Printed on Hand-made Paper, with Twenty Plates in Photogravure, limited to 300 Copies. Royal 4to. Price £3 3s. net. * * _Also a Special Edition, Imperial 4to, on Japanese Vellum, * limited to 50 Copies, the Plates on India Paper, one hand Coloured, with a Duplicate Set of Plates in handsome Portfolio for Framing. Each Copy Numbered and signed by the Author. Price £10 10s. net._ A four-page 4to Prospectus, giving a full description of the work, post free from the leading Booksellers and Libraries, or from the Publisher. _See_ page 8 of this Catalogue. RURAL LIFE: Its Humour and Pathos By Caroline Gearey. Crown 8vo, special cover design, 6s. The Academy.--"A pleasant 'pot-pourri' of observations and anecdotes relating to village life. Well chosen and pleasantly knit together." The Daily News.--"The book is amusing." The Spectator.--"A sufficiently readable book." To-day.--"A pleasantly written book." The Leeds Mercury.--"In her very entertaining book Miss Gearey is happy in her illustrations of village courtship." The Glasgow Herald.--"The sketches are as good-natured as they are entertaining." THE HOUSE OF COMMONS By the Right Hon. Sir Richard Temple, Bart., G.C.S.I., &c. Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d. [_Second Edition._ The Daily News.--"We heartily congratulate Sir Richard Temple on producing a particularly pleasing book about Parliament." The Pall Mall Gazette.--"Every Parliamentarian and every Politician will find this book of deep interest." The Athenæum.--"We can strongly recommend Sir Richard Temple's book." The Globe.--"A manual whose utility is equalled only by its brightness and general readability." THE LAST OF THE CLIMBING BOYS