Hyde Park : Its History And Romance. By Mrs. Alec
Tweedie. (Eveleigh Nash. 15s. net.)—Hyde Park as we see it now may be said to be wholly modern. It has changed greatly even within the memory of living persons. Its......
Oriental Campaigns. By Colonel E. Maude. T. Fisher Vnwin....
6d. net.)—This "Veteran of the Indian Mutiny" went out with a cadetship in 1843, and was put into the Bombay establish- ment. On arriving in India he was attached to a native......
Re&daele Novels.—a Tangled Web. By L. E. Moberly. (ward,...
and Co. 6s.)—A tale quite true to its title. With a heroine who suffers from lesion of the brain, a olairvoyante friend, and a bigamist husband, the tangle ia .eensiderable,— An......
Some Books Of The Week.
[Under this heading we notice such nooks of the souk is haw not bug reserved for review in other forms.] Lady Lettice, Vi-countess Falkland. By John Dimon. Edited, with......
Novels.
FENNEL AND RUE.* STunEwrs of the work of Mr. Howells cannot have failed to notice the points of contact and of divergence which define his relations to the intellectual......
Isle Raven. By Owen Rhoscomyl. (duckworth And Co. Os.)— This
is a story of an exceedingly lawless set of people who take possession of a small island off, we conclude, the coast of Wales. The inoidents are romantic, though they are a......
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