_Long 8vo, cloth, round corners, 1s._ Manners for Women By the Author of, and a Companion to, the above. This new work is intended to mirror the social and home life of a girl and woman of the present day. The subjects treated will include: The Girl in Society--Cards and Calls--Engagement--Marriage--Weddings-- Entertaining--Restaurants--Clubs--Correspondence--Dress--Mothers and Daughters--Mourning--Home Life, &c. _Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d._ The White Slaves of England Being true Pictures of Certain Social Conditions of England in the year 1897. By Robert H. Sherard. With about 40 Illustrations by Harold Piffard. Dr ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE says:--"You have done a service to the cause of humanity in publishing it, and the author in writing it. That such things as Mr Sherard describes should exist at the very end of the century, when all our public writers are boasting of our wealth, our progress, and our civilisation, is a sufficient proof that our so-called civilisation is rotten to the core, worse in many respects than it has ever been before." Mr HALL CAINE says:--"The appalling revelations of Robert Sherard in his recent book are enough to make a man's heart bleed for the awful sufferings of women in the bitter struggle for bread. On the fate of our women, especially our working women, the future of our country, I truly believe, depends; and it is amazing that Parliament and the Press, and, above all, the Church, have hitherto given so little attention to so great a problem." Dr MAX NORDAU says:--"I have now read your book 'The White Slaves of England.' I am not easily unnerved, but at times it was almost too much for me.... May it be your lot to become the Plimsoll of the alkali and lead-workers. This would be an achievement grand enough to satisfy the ambition of the greatest." "An indictment which should rouse a cry of passionate indignation throughout the land. A careful and noble exposure of industrial iniquity."--_The Echo._ NEW NOVEL BY SHAN F. BULLOCK. _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 6d._ The Charmer A SEASIDE COMEDY By Shan F. Bullock, Author of "The Awkward Squads," "By Thrasna River," &c. With Illustrations by Bertha Newcombe. "Mr Anthony Hope at his best has given us nothing more delicious in humour. The pages of the book ripple--as we turn them--with fun as sparkling and spontaneous as the ripple of the salt water upon the sandy beach whither Mr Bullock leads us. Surely no more delightful picture of Irish life and of Irish people--the people whom we love while we laugh at, and laugh at while we love--has been drawn than is to be found in 'The Charmer.'"--From an illustrated article on Mr Bullock and his work in _The Young Man_. _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, 6s._ Methodist Idylls By Harry Lindsay. "Worthy of any writer who has yet set himself to depict Methodist life.... A very helpful and right religious book."--_Methodist Times._