Piccadilly Novels—continued.
The Queen of Connaught. By HARRIETT Jay.
The Dark Colleen. By H. Jay.
Number Seventeen. By HENRY KINGSLEY.
Oakshott Castle. H. KINGSLEY.
Patricia Kemball. By E. LYNN LinTON.:
The Atonement of Leam Dundas. By E. Lynn Linton,
The World Well Lost. By E. Lynn LINTON.
Under which Lord? By E, Lynn Linton.
With a Silken Thread. By E. Lynn LInTON.
The Rebel of the Family. By E. Lynn Linton.
"My Love!" By E. LYNN LINTON.
The Waterdale Neighbours. By Justin McCarruy,
My Enemy's Daughter. By Justin McCartny.
Linley Rochford. By JusTIN McCarfny.
A Fair Saxon. J. MCCARTHY.
Dear Lady Disdain. By JusTIN McCartnry.
Miss Misanthrope. McCarthy.
Donna Quixote. J. MCCARTHY.
Quaker Cousins. By AGNES MACDONELL.
Lost Rose. Macquoip.
The Evil Eye. By KATHARINE S. Macquorp.
Open! Sesame! MARRYAT.
Written in Fire.
Touch and Go. DLEMASS.
A Life's Atonement. CHRISTIE MURRAY.
Whiteladies. Mrs, OLIPHANT.
By JUSTIN
By KATHARINE S,
By FLORENCE
F. MARRYAT. By JEAN Mip By D.
pont Sir Massingberd. By JAMES AYN. The Best of Husbands. By
JAMES PAyn. Fallen Fortunes. JAMES PAYN,
Halves. By JAMES PAYN.
Walter's Word. JAMES PayN.
What He Cost Her. By JAMES Payn.
Less Black than we're Painted. By JAMEs Payn.
By Proxy. By JAMES PAYN.
Under One Roof. JAMES PaAyNn.
High Spirits. By JAMES PAYN.
From Exile. By JAMES Payn. Carlyon's Year. By JAMES Payn.
A Confidential Agent. ~By James Payn.
Put Yourself in his Place. By CHARLES READE.
Her Mother's Darling. By Mrs. J. H. Rippe .t.
Bound to the Wheel. By JoHN SAUNDERS,
Guy Waterman. J. SAUNDERS
One Against the World. By Joun SAUNDERS.
The Lion in the Path. By
Joun SAUNDERS.
The Two Dreamers. By JOHN SAUNDERS, Proud Maisie. By BERTHA 'THOMAS.
Cressida. By BERTHA THOMAS.
The Violin-Player. By BERTHA THOMAS.
The Way We Live Now. By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
The American Senator. By ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
Diamond Cut Diamond. By T. A. TROLLOPE.
What She Came through. By
SARAH TYTLER.
Crown 8vo, cloth extra, 6s.
Planché.—Songs and Poems, from 1819 to 1879.
By J. R. PLANCHE. Mrs. MACKARNESS,
Edited, with an Introduction, by his Daughter,
