“‘Fortune’s Marriage’ is naturally and pleasantly written, like all Miss Craik’s stories. Both Fortune and Ronald are thoroughly well drawn.”--_St. James’s Gazette._ REDEEMED. By SHIRLEY SMITH, Author of “His Last Stake,” “All for Herself,” &c. 3 vols. “Her Majesty the Queen and Princess Beatrice have perused this story with great interest, and they have been especially pleased with the manner in which the incidents that led to the death of the Prince Imperial have been introduced in the latter part of the novel.”--_Nottingham Guardian._ THE MERCHANT PRINCE. By JOHN BERWICK HARWOOD, Author of “Lady Flavia,” &c. 3 vols. “A clever, stirring novel.”--_Daily Telegraph._ “‘The Merchant Prince’ is an interesting story of English commercial life, told quietly and easily in Mr. Harwood’s well-known manner.”--_Daily News._ A FAITHFUL LOVER. By Mrs. MACQUOID, Author of “Patty,” “Diane,” &c. 3 vols. “A pretty, graceful, and agreeable novel, in which there is plenty of charming portraiture and abundance of love-making.”--_Illustrated London News._ IRIS. By Mrs. RANDOLPH, Author of “Gentianella,” “Wild Hyacinth,” &c. 3 vols. “‘Iris’ has all the pleasant characteristics which are peculiar to the writer. As usual, the story is refined, agreeable, and interesting throughout.”--_John Bull._ A BROKEN LILY. By Mrs. MORTIMER COLLINS. 3 vols. “This novel has many points of interest, and the construction is workmanlike. There is much that is clever and amusing in the story.”--_John Bull._ HURST AND BLACKETTS SIX-SHILLING NOVELS MY LORD AND MY LADY. By Mrs. FORRESTER, Author of “Viva,” “Mignon,” &c. “This novel will take a high place among the successes of the season. It is as fresh a novel as it is interesting, as attractive as it is realistically true, as full of novelty of presentment as it is of close study and observation of life.”--_World._ “A love story of considerable interest. The novel is full of surprises, and will serve to while away a leisure hour most agreeably.”--_Daily Telegraph._ “A very capital novel. The great charm about it is that Mrs. Forrester is quite at home in the society which she describes. It is a book to read.”--_Standard._ “Mrs. Forrester’s style is so fresh and graphic that the reader is kept under its spell from first to last.”--_Post._ SOPHY: OR THE ADVENTURES OF A SAVAGE. By VIOLET FANE, Author of “Denzil Place,” &c. “‘Sophy’ is the clever and original work of a clever woman. Its merits are of a strikingly unusual kind. It is charged throughout with the strongest human interest. It is, in a word, a novel that will make its mark.”--_World._ “A clever, amusing, and interesting story, well worth reading.”--_Post._