The popularity and success of Miss Braddon’s Novels are facts well known to every Bookseller in the kingdom. Both in the Library Edition, at Six Shillings per work, and in the Cheap Edition, at Two Shillings per work, the sales of Miss Braddon’s productions attest an extent of public appreciation alike without precedent and without parallel. The Book Trade is well aware of this; and it is also well aware of the desire frequently expressed by customers for an Edition less expensive than the Library, and more legible than the Cheap Edition of their favourite Author. To meet this requirement, the Publishers beg to announce a Parlour Edition of Miss Braddon’s Novels, each work got up in excellent style, printed on good paper, in a clear and easily-read type, serviceably bound in cloth, gilt back, lettered, forming not merely an intermediate issue, so far as price is concerned, but also about the most substantial, the neatest, and the handiest series of books that the most fastidious of economists can procure. After the first month, the New Edition will be issued Monthly, each volume containing an entire Novel.
The following are Now Ready:
- Lady Audley’s Secret.
- Henry Dunbar.
- Only a Clod.
- John Marchmont’s Legacy.
- Lady’s Mile.
- Aurora Floyd.
- The Doctor’s Wife.
- Eleanor’s Victory.
- Sir Jasper’s Tenant.
- Trail of the Serpent.
- Captain of the Vulture.
- Birds of Prey.
- Ralph the Bailiff.
London: Ward, Lock, & Tyler, Warwick House, Paternoster Row.
THE
LIBRARY OF POPULAR AUTHORS.
Price Two Shillings per Volume.
Each Volume is clearly printed on good paper, and strongly bound in Boards, with Linen Back.
- 1 Scottish Chiefs. Jane Porter.
- 2 The Morals of May-Fair. Author of “Creeds.”
- 3 The Cruise of the Daring. Captain Armstrong.
- 4 Sailor Hero. Ditto.
- 5 Margaret Catchpole. Cobbold.
- 6 John Steggall, the Suffolk Gipsy. Ditto.
- 7 Stuart of Dunleath. Hon. Mrs. Norton.
- 8 Wild Oats. Sir L. Wraxall.
- 9 The Jilt. Author of “The Flirt.”
- 10 The French Detective Officer’s Adventures. “Waters.”
- 11 Attractive Man. Mrs. Trollope.
- 12 Marian. Mrs. S. C. Hall.
- 13 Opera Singer’s Wife. Mrs. Grey.
- 14 Emilia Wyndham. Mrs. Marsh.
- 15 Life of a Beauty. Author of “Jilt.”
- 16 He Would be a Gentleman. Samuel Lover.
- 17 Father Darcy. Mrs. Marsh.
- 18 Marrying Man. Author of “Jilt.”
- 19 My Pretty Cousin. Ditto.
- 20 Lady Evelyn. Mrs. Marsh.
- 21 Mary Rock. Percy B. St. John.
- 22 Love and Jealousy. Mrs. Trollope.
- 23 Peep o’Day. Banim (O’Hara).
- 24 Mordaunt Hall. Mrs. Marsh.
- 25 Confessions of a Pretty Woman. Miss Pardoe.
- 26 Young Husband. Mrs. Grey.
- 27 Breach of Promise. Author of “Jilt.”
- 28 History of a Flirt. Ditto.
- 29 Amy Moss. Percy B. St. John.
- 30 Tales of Mystery, &c. Poe.
- 31 Jack Brag. Theodore Hook.
- 32 Time the Avenger. Mrs. Marsh.
- 33 The Daughters. Mrs. Grey.
- 34 Irish Stories and Legends. Samuel Lover.
- 35 Disgrace to the Family. Jerrold.
- 36 Twelve Months of Matrimony. Emile Carlen.
- 37 Gambler’s Wife. Mrs. Grey.
- 38 Bride Elect. Author of “Jilt.”
- 39 Pic Nic Papers. Dickens.
- 40 The Pirates of the Foam. Captain Armstrong.
- 41 The Sunny South. Ditto.
- 42 Perils by Sea and Land. Do.
- 43 Poems, complete. Poe.
- 44 Guilty or Not Guilty. Mrs. Gordon Smythies.
- 45 Friend Eli’s Daughter, and other Tales.
- 46 Harry Hamilton; or, Adventures Afloat and Ashore.
- 47 Widow Barnaby. Mrs. Trollope.
- 48 Miranda. Percy B. St. John.
- 49 Wilmingtons. Mrs. Marsh.
- 50 Old Dower House. Mrs. Grey.
- 51 Parsons and Widows. Author of “Peter Priggins.”
- 52 A Country Ghost Story: Hinchbridge Haunted. Author of “Green Hand.”
- 53 Mountain Marriage. Mayne Reid.
- 54 Money and Misery. Balzac.
- 55 Mildred’s Wedding. Author of “Kiddle-a-Wink.”
- 56 The Three Scouts, and Cudjo’s Cave. Two Tales of the American Civil War.
- 57 Adventures of Mr. Wilderspin. Andrew Halliday.
- 58 Eccentric Personages. Russell.
- 59 Paid in Full. H. J. Byron.
- 60 Nick of the Woods. R. Bird.
- 61 Leah, the Jewish Maiden.
- 62 Brought to Light. Author of “Foolish Margaret.”
London: Ward, Lock, & Tyler, Warwick House, Paternoster Row.