The Golden House Part 14

In Palace and Faubourg. By C. J. G.

Maud Melville's Marriage. By EVELYN EVERETT-GREEN.

Kenilworth. By Sir WALTER SCOTT.

The 'Royal' Eighteenpenny Library.

The Young Rajah. By W. H. G. KINGSTON.

Boris the Bear-Hunter. By FRED. WHISHAW.

Afar in the Forest. By W. H. G. KINGSTON.

On Angels' Wings. By Hon. Mrs. GREENE.

For the Queen's Sake. By E. EVERETT-GREEN.

Winning the Victory. By E. EVERETT-GREEN.

One Summer by the Sea. By J. M. CALLWELL.

Esther's Charge. By EVELYN EVERETT-GREEN.

Dulcie's Little Brother. By E. EVERETT-GREEN.

Salome. By Mrs. EMMA MARSHALL.

The 'Royal' Shilling Library.

The Coral Island. By R. M. BALLANTYNE.

The Gorilla Hunters. By R. M. BALLANTYNE.

Ungava. By R. M. BALLANTYNE.

The Grey House on the Hill; or, Trust in G.o.d and Do the Right. By the Hon. Mrs. GREENE.

Sir Aylmer's Heir. By EVELYN EVERETT-GREEN.

At the Black Rocks. By EDWARD A. RAND.

Soldiers of the Queen. By HAROLD AVERY.

The Golden House. By the Author of "The Swedish Twins."

The Robber Baron of Bedford Castle. By A. J. FOSTER and E. E. CUTh.e.l.l.

Mark Marksen's Secret. By JESSIE ARMSTRONG.

Tales of Adventure.

THREE BOOKS BY ELIZA F. POLLARD.

A Daughter of France. A Tale of the Early Settlement of Acadia. With Six Ill.u.s.trations by W. RAINEY, R.I.

An interesting story of the adventures of Charles de la Tour and his companions in Acadia. Jacqueline, De la Tour's wife, is a n.o.ble character. Her heroic defence of the fort in her husband's absence, and the base trick by which her charge way betrayed, are recounted in chapters of compelling interest.

The Last of the Cliffords. Ill.u.s.trated by WAL PAGET.

My Lady Marcia. A Story of the French Revolution. With Five Ill.u.s.trations by WAL PAGET.

In Savage Africa; or, The Adventures of Frank Baldwin from the Gold Coast to Zanzibar. By VERNEY LOVETT CAMERON, C.B., D.C.L., Commander Royal Navy; Author of "Jack Hooper," etc. With Thirty-two Ill.u.s.trations.

"From the deft and prolific pen of Commander Lovett Cameron.... In the course of a stirring narrative, of the kind in which boys most delight, he succeeds in conveying much real knowledge about Africa, its features, and its peoples."--Scotsman.

Jack Hooper. His Adventures at Sea and in South Africa. By VERNEY LOVETT CAMERON, C.B., D.C.L. With Twenty-three Full-page Ill.u.s.trations.

Every Inch a Sailor. By GORDON STABLES, M.D., R.N., Author of "As We Sweep through the Deep," etc. Illus.

"Between the reader, ourselves, and the binnacle, there isn't a living writer--unless it be Clark Russell, and he appeals more to the adult--who can hold a candle, or shall we say a starboard light, to Gordon Stables as a narrator of sea stories for boys. This one is worthy of the high traditions of the author."--Literary World.

Held to Ransom. A Story of Spanish Brigands. By F. B. FORESTER, Author of "The Spanish Cousin," "A Settler's Story," etc. Ill.u.s.trated by ARCHIBALD WEBB.

Jack Ralston. A Tale of Life in the Far North-East of Canada. By HAMPDEN BURNHAM, M.A., Author of "Canadians in the Imperial Service."

With Coloured Ill.u.s.trations by WALTER GRIEVE.

Kilgorman. A Story of Ireland in 1798. By TALBOT BAINES REED, Author of "The Fifth Form at St. Dominic's," etc. Ill.u.s.trated by JOHN WILLIAMSON. With Portrait, and an "In Memoriam" Sketch of the Author by JOHN SIME.

With Pack and Rifle in the Far South-West. Adventures in New Mexico, Arizona, and Central America. By ACHILLES DAUNT, Author of "Frank Redcliffe," "The Three Trappers," etc. With Thirty Ill.u.s.trations.

"Red Rose" Library of Choice Books.

A carefully-selected List of Copyright Works. Specially suitable for Gift-book, Lending Library, and P.S.A. Purposes.