top, 6s.

Second Edition, with additions both to the Rhymes and Illustrations,
now ready.

"The prettiest and most complete collection of the kind that
we have seen."--Westminster Gazette.

"It is impossible to praise the volume too highly."--Black
and White.

"Every conceivable nursery rhyme is herein gathered
together, beautifully illustrated. The collection is
certainly the most perfect that has ever been
made."--School Guardian.

Stories from Froissart. By HENRY NEWBOLT, Author of "Admirals All,"
etc. With Illustrations by Gordon Browne, R. I.

Large crown 8vo, cloth boards, gilt top, 6s.

"No better book could be chosen to teach a boy some of the
noblest years in our 'rough-and-tumble island story,' and it
could hardly have been presented in a better form."--St.
James's Gazette.

Under the Rebel's Reign, a Story of Egyptian Revolt. By CHARLES
NEUFELD, Author of "A Prisoner of the Khaleefa." With numerous
Illustrations by Charles M. Sheldon.

Large crown 8vo, fancy cloth boards, 6s.

In the present volume Mr. Neufeld has attempted to give a
picture of the exciting times during the Rebellion of Arabi
Pasha. Starting from his University, the hero, George
Helmar, goes out into the world to make a place in it for
himself. From the commencement he meets with adventures:
along the Danube and in Constantinople. He arrives in
Alexandria just as Arabi's antagonism towards the Khedive
has ripened into open revolt. He ultimately reaches
Alexandria just after the bombardment, and gets engaged as
interpreter to the British forces. He is taken prisoner
whilst out on patrol, escapes, is recaptured, and finally
escapes again in time to reach Tel-el-Kebir with important
news which saves Cairo from destruction. The book is full of
exciting and thrilling incidents and situations, many of
which have been experienced by Mr. Neufeld himself.

The White Stone. By H. C. MacIlwaine, Author of "Dinkinbar," "Fate
the Fiddler," etc. With numerous Illustrations by G. D. Rowlandson.

Large crown 8vo, cloth boards, gilt top, 6s.

Mr. MacIlwaine, the popular author of two novels dealing
with Australian life, has produced an excellent book about a
bush-born boy, the son of English parents who migrated to
Australia at the time of the gold fever. After