“A delightful holiday volume, full of pleasant chat and valuable hints. Mr. Walter White has an eye that sees everything, a memory which forgets nothing, a judgment to discriminate between what is and is not worth repeating, and a fluent and cheery style, neither striving artificially at epigram, nor relapsing through feebleness into platitude.”—World.
LONDONER’S WALK TO THE LAND’S END, AND A TRIP TO THE SCILLY ISLES. Post 8vo. With 4 Maps. Third Edition. 4s.
MONTH IN YORKSHIRE. Post 8vo. With a Map. Fifth Edition. 4s.
“These volumes are written with intelligence, and are full of information which should be welcome to every reader. There are few parts of England which will not yield delight to the pedestrian: but the counties visited by Mr. White are inexhaustible in wealth of association and beauty of scenery, and if his pleasantly written books excite a desire for home travel they will not have been published in vain.”—Pall Mall Gazette.
WORNUM (R. N.)—
ANALYSIS OF ORNAMENT: THE CHARACTERISTICS OF STYLES. An Introduction to the Study of the History of Ornamental Art. With many Illustrations. Sixth Edition. Royal 8vo, cloth, 8s.
WYLDE (ATHERTON)—
MY CHIEF AND I; or, Six Months in Natal after the Langalibalele Outbreak. With Portrait of Colonel Durnford. Demy 8vo, 14s.
“We may add that the book is extremely interesting. Written simply, but in good, plain English, without any attempt at ‘word-painting,’ the very first pages gain the reader’s sympathy, and when the last is reached, he parts from Mr. Wylde with regret.”—Examiner.
YOUNGE (C. D.)—