DIMSDALE--TRENTHAM.--On the 11th inst., at the Parish Church, Hickory, ----shire, by the Rev. E. J. H. Elphinstone, M.A., Richard Cranford, eldest son of the late William Dimsdale, to Laura Mary (“Grace”), only daughter of the Honourable the Reverend George Trentham, D.D., Rector of Saint Mary’s, Hickory. THE END Butler & Tanner. The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London. Novels by.. ..Guy Boothby. SPECIAL AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS. Each volume attractively illustrated by Stanley L. Wood and others _Crown 8vo, cloth gilt, trimmed edges, =5s.=_ MR. RUDYARD KIPLING SAYS-- “Mr. GUY BOOTHBY has come to great honours now. His name is large upon hoardings, his books sell like hot cakes, and he keeps a level head through it all. I’ve met him several times in England, and he added to my already large respect for him.” PHAROS, THE EGYPTIAN. “This powerful novel is weird, wonderful, and soul-thrilling. Mr. BOOTHBY succeeds in making it almost real, and its marvels and mysteries almost credable. There never was in this world so strange and wonderful a love story and Mr. GUY BOOTHBY’S admirers will probably agree that the most marvellous fiction he has ever produced is ‘Pharos, the Egyptian.’”--_The Scotsman._ ACROSS THE WORLD FOR A WIFE. THE LUST OF HATE. BUSHIGRAMS. THE FASCINATION OF THE KING. DR. NIKOLA. THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE DEVIL. A BID FOR FORTUNE; Or, Dr. Nikola’s Vendetta. IN STRANGE COMPANY: A Story of Chili and the Southern Seas. THE MARRIAGE OF ESTHER: A Torres Straits Sketch. LONDON: WARD, LOCK & CO., LTD. NEW COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION .. OF .. G. J. Whyte=Melville’s Novels _Large crown 8vo, cloth gilt, =3s. 6d.= per volume._ THE late G. J. WHYTE-MELVILLE, uniting, as he did, the qualities of poet, novelist, sportsman, and leader of society, has long been acknowledged to stand above rivalry when dealing with sport and the romance of old. Although the sale of his works has always been large, the publishers feel that the time has now arrived to issue an edition more worthy of his fame, and have therefore pleasure in announcing a monthly issue of his novels, complete in about twenty-five volumes. Each volume will be illustrated by front-rank artists, well printed from type specially cast, on best antique paper, and neatly and handsomely bound in cloth gilt. 1. =KATERFELTO: A Story of Exmoor.= With four illustrations by LUCY E. KEMP-WELCH. 2. =CERISE: A Tale of the last Century.= With four illustrations by G. P. JACOMB-HOOD. 3. =SARCHEDON: A Legend of the Great Queen.= With four illustrations by S. E. WALLER. 4. =SONGS AND VERSES, and THE TRUE CROSS.= With five illustrations by S. E. WALLER. 5. =MARKET HARBOROUGH, and INSIDE THE BAR.= With four illustrations by JOHN CHARLTON. 6. =BLACK BUT COMELY: The Adventures of Jane Lee.= With four illustrations by S. E. WALLER.