Frederick Warne and Co.

“ THE ROYAL FAIRY LIBRARY. In large crown 8vo, either cloth gilt, bevelled boards, or bound in a new form, art linen, gilt top.
GRIMM’S FAIRY TALES. A New Translation by Mrs. H. B. Paull. With Twelve Original Illustrations by W. J. Weigand, and Coloured Plates. Complete Edition, specially Adapted and Arranged for the Young.
“These favourite tales, of which a complete collection will here be found, will be as heartily appreciated by children of the present day as they have been for years past.” ”

“ Ellen Edwards, &c.
“An admirable volume of humorous and most amusing stories; children will be delighted with the perusal of them.”—Chronicle.
THE OLD, OLD FAIRY TALES: A Gathering of all the best known and favourite Tales of the last Three Centuries. Selected and Edited by Mrs. Valentine. With numerous Original Illustrations and Coloured Plates.
“This much-needed edition of the Standard Fairy Tales, which are not embraced in the collections of Hans Andersen and the Brothers Grimm, virtually completes the child’s library of fairy literature.”—Observer. ”

“ Tales of Heroism in the Nineteenth Century. Edited by L. Valentine, Author of “Sea Fights and Land Battles.” With Eight Original Illustrations by A. W. Cooper.
“This volume contains thrilling records of brave deeds and perilous adventures achieved during the present century, up to our own recent War in the Soudan. The selections are brief, numerous, and have been chosen with great judgment, and they will at once interest and instruct young readers.”—Scotsman.
SCOUT’S HEAD; or, St. Nectan’s Bell: A Tale of the Wild Welsh Coast. By Rev. F. Langbridge, M.A. With Six Original Illustrations. ”

“ With Four Original Illustrations by J. B. Greene.
The Sheffield Independent says:—“The heroes are twin brothers, the scene is laid in the Chartered Company’s territories; and here straight-way we have elephants, lions, troopers, impis, Lobengula, cunningly welded by Mr. Whishaw into a breezy, hard-riding, hard-fighting romance which will quicken the pulse of every boy who is a lover of manly adventure.”
THE FUR TRADERS OF THE WEST; or, Adventures among the Redskins. By E. R. Suffling. With numerous Illustrations by Andriolli and Lancelot Speed. ”

“ A MODERN RED RIDING HOOD: A Story for Children. By C. A. Jones, Author of “Little Sir Nicholas.” With Original Illustrations by C. Patterson.
“An attractive and well-written story; the children depicted are real children and interest the reader from the first to the last page.”—Court Journal.
The following books are produced uniform in style with Mr. Hocking’s Works (see pages 24, 25.)
In crown 8vo, cloth gilt, and gilt edges. ”

“ PICTORIAL RECORDS OF THE ENGLISH IN EGYPT. With a full and Descriptive Life of General Gordon, the Hero of Khartoum. With Graphic Narratives of the Lives and Adventures of Lord Wolseley, Stewart, Burnaby, and other famous Heroes that have fought in the Wars of the Soudan and Egypt. Edited by Francis Watt, M.A.
PICTORIAL CHRONICLES OF THE MIGHTY DEEP; or, The Sea, its Ships and Sailors. Being a Record from the Earliest Times to Our Own Day of the Remarkable Maritime Adventures, Conflicts, Deeds of Bravery and Danger. Edited by F. Watt, M.A.
Price 5s. ”

“ WITHOUT A HOME. By the Rev. E. P. Roe. With Original Illustrations.
“A deeply interesting and pathetic tale of a family struggling with poverty.”
A KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. By the Rev. E. P. Roe. With Original Illustrations.
FAVOURITE WORKS BY THE AUTHOR OF “THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.”
THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD. By Elizabeth Wetherell. With Original Illustrations.
SAY AND SEAL. By Elizabeth Wetherell. With Original Illustrations.
“If any man make religion as twelve and the world as thirteen, such a one hath not the spirit of a true man.” ”

“ NAVAL ENTERPRISE. Illustrative of Adventure, Heroism and Endurance.
THE ANNALS OF THE POOR. By the Rev. Legh Richmond, M.A.
SANDFORD AND MERTON (The History of) . By Thomas Day.
EVENINGS AT HOME: Tales and Stories. By Dr. Aiken and Mrs. Barbauld.
[32]
Price 1s. each.
“ROUND THE GLOBE” LIBRARY. In small crown 8vo, cloth gilt, Illustrated, or with Coloured Frontispiece, &c.
The Seven Kings of Rome, and the Story of Pompeii. With numerous Illustrations.
The Earth we Live on. With numerous Illustrations. ”

“ Complete Edition. With Introduction, Life, &c., by William Lee. With Sixteen Coloured Plates, and numerous Wood Engravings by Ernest Griset.
“This new and admirable edition of an immortal work will, we hope, be enjoyed as heartily by the boys of to-day as by those of past generations. It is unabridged, printed in capital type and on good paper.”—Manchester Examiner.
THE SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON. Complete Edition, newly translated from the Original by Mrs. H. B. Paull. With Sixteen finely-printed Coloured Plates and 200 Illustrations. ”

“ THE ONE-EYED GRIFFIN; and other Fairy Tales. A series of Original Stories, by Herbert E. Inman, with numerous Illustrations, by J. R. Mason.
ICELANDIC FAIRY TALES. By Mrs. A. W. Hall. With Twenty-six Original Illustrations from Drawings by E. A. Mason.
“A young reader could scarcely have a more promising introduction to the literature of the Sagas. ”

“ Each Volume contains upwards of 100 Illustrations, and full-page Coloured Frontispiece and Title-page.
Popular Edition. In small crown 4to, 384 pp., extra cloth gilt.
THE PICTORIAL MUSEUM OF SPORT AND ADVENTURE: Being a Record of Deeds of Daring and Marvellous Escapes by Field and Flood. With an Account of various Countries of the World and their Inhabitants. ”

“ MASTERMAN READY; or, The Wreck of the Pacific. By Captain Marryat, R.N. With nearly 60 Original Illustrations by E. J. Wheeler.
THE SETTLERS IN CANADA. By Captain Marryat, R.N. With over Fifty Original Illustrations by Sir John Gilbert, F. A. Fraser, &c.
POOR JACK. By Captain Marryat, R.N. With Forty-six Illustrations after Designs by Clarkson Stanfield, R.A.
“We are glad to see in this sumptuous edition of ‘Poor Jack’ a continued proof of the author’s popularity.”—Literary World. ”