OUR BOOKING-OFFICE.
Remington's Annual is a Remington which should go off well. This is the report of it—from the Baron—who says, get it, and read it. A Fleety Show, by W. H. Pollock. Those who remember The Green Lady and other Stories, will be delighted with this. A very quaint idea, which would have borne further elaboration.
I came across a story, new to me, but not new, I dare say, to many of my readers—I mean Cashel Byron's Profession, by G. Bernard Shaw. To those who have yet the pleasure to come of reading this one-volume novel, I say, emphatically, get it. The notion is original. The stage-mechanism of the plot is antiquated; but, for all that, it serves its purpose. It is thoroughly interesting. Only one shilling, in the Novocastrian Series.
Baron de Book-Worms & Co.