PALL MALL GAZETTE.--"_Science walks to-day in her silver slippers. We have here another sumptuously produced popular manual from France. It is an account, complete in extent and tolerably full in detail, of the Sea. It is eminently readable.... The illustrations are altogether excellent; and the production of such a book proves at least that there are very many persons who can be calculated on for desiring to know something of physical science._" THE BIRD. By JULES MICHELET, Author of "History of France," &c. Illustrated by Two Hundred and Ten Exquisite Engravings by GIACOMELLI. Imperial 8vo, full gilt side and gilt edges. Price 10s. 6d. WESTMINSTER REVIEW.--"_This work consists of an exposition of various ornithological matters from points of view which could hardly be thought of, except by a writer of Michelet's peculiar genius. With his argument in favour of the preservation of our small birds we heartily concur. The translation seems to be generally well executed; and in the matter of paper and printing, the book is almost an _ouvrage de luxe_. The illustrations are generally very beautiful._" THE ART JOURNAL.--"_It is a charming book to read, and a most valuable volume to think over.... It was a wise, and we cannot doubt it will be a profitable, duty to publish it here, where it must take a place second only to that it occupies in the language in which it was written.... Certainly natural history has never, in our opinion, been more exquisitely illustrated by wood-engraving than in the whole of these designs by M. Giacomelli, who has treated the subject with rare delicacy of pencil and the most charming poetical feeling--a feeling perfectly in harmony with the written descriptions of M. Michelet himself._" THE "SCHOeNBERG-COTTA" SERIES OF BOOKS. _In Cloth Binding, 6s. 6d. each; in Morocco, 12s. each._ CHRONICLES OF THE SCHOeNBERG-COTTA FAMILY. THE TIMES.--"_We are confident that most women will read it with keen pleasure, and that those men who take it up will not easily lay it down without confessing that they have gained some pure and ennobling thoughts from the perusal._" DIARY OF MRS. KITTY TREVYLYAN: A Story of the Times of Whitefield and the Wesleys. GLASGOW CITIZEN.--"_The various characters are well discriminated, and the story flows on naturally and pleasantly to the end._" THE DRAYTONS AND THE DAVENANTS: A Story of the Civil Wars. DAILY REVIEW.--"_It is the most interesting of all the authoress' productions._" ON BOTH SIDES OF THE SEA: A Story of the Commonwealth and the Restoration.