RALPH LUTTRELL’S FORTUNES. By R. St. John Corbet. With Original Illustrations.
“A story showing how much may be achieved by honesty and perseverance.”—Chronicle.
A PLUNGE INTO SPACE: A Trip to Mars. By Robert Cromie. With Original Illustrations.
“This story is undeniably clever. The imagination is brilliant, the scientific details are skilfully worked in, the dialogues and descriptions are lively and interesting, and the pictures of Martian life and scenery are remarkable.”—Times.
MARTIN NOBLE; or, A Boy’s Experience of London Life. By John G. Watts. With Original Illustrations by Gunston.
“Martin is simply a frank, manly lad, who does his best under all difficulties, and he secures the reader’s sympathy from the first. It is a brisk, cheerful story well told.”—Pall Mall Gazette.
THE WARS OF THE ROSES; or, York and Lancaster. By John G. Edgar, Author of “Sea Kings and Naval Heroes.” With Original Illustrations.
“A book written to attract the English boys of to-day to a remarkable epoch in the history of their country.”
THE BOY’S BOOK OF HEROES. By Helena Peake. With Illustrations.
“An interesting record of the heroes of other days.”