A knight of the air

by Henry Tracey Coxwell

[Fourth Edition.

“A brightly-written, gossipy novel of real interest and attraction. The story is one for which we would predict a very large measure of popularity. In recent fiction the novel will assuredly take a prominent place.”—DUNDEE ADVERTISER.

NEW NOVEL BY GILBERTA M. F. LYON.

One Hour of Madness. By the Author of “Absent, Yet Present,” etc. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.

[Just out.

Recognition. A Mystery of the Coming Colony. By Sydney H. Wright. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.

[Second Edition.

“One of the literary sensations of the season. The first edition was entirely bought up by the trade on the day of publication. The book is one of absorbing interest, and has scarcely a dull page from start to finish.”—ABERDEEN JOURNAL.

Sir Geoffrey de Skeffington. A Historical Novel. By B. W. Ward, M.A. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.

[In November.