BLACKIE & SON'S BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. 29.

 

EIGHTEENPENNY SERIES—Continued.

A Soldier’s Son: The Story of a Boy
who Succeeded, By ANNETTE Lys-
TER.

Mischief and Merry-making. By
ISABBLLA PEARSON.
Littlebourne Lock. By

F. BAYFORD HARRISON.

Wild Meg and Wee
Dickie. By Mary E.
RopEs.

Grannie. By ELIZABETH
J. LYSAGHT.

The Seed She Sowed.
By EMMA LESLIE.
Unlucky: A Fragment ofa
Girl's Life. By CARo-

LINE AUSTIN.

Everybody’s Business:
or a Friend in Need.
By Ismay THORN.

Tales of Daring and
Danger, By G. A.
HENTY.

The Seven Golden Keys.
By James E. ARNOLD.

The Story of a Queen.
By Mary C. ROWSELI.

Edwy: Or, Was he a
Coward? By ANNETTH
LYSTER.

The Battlefield Trea-
sure. By B.-BAYFORD
HARRISON.

Joan’s Adventures at
the North Pole. By
ALICE’ CORKRAN.

Filled with Gold. By J.
PERRET. :

Our General: A Story for
Girls, By ELIZABETH
J. Lysaern,

Aunt Hesba’s Charge
By ELIZABETH J. Ly-
SAGHT.

By Order of Queen Maude: A Story
of Home Life. By Louisa Crow.

The Late Miss Hollingford. By
Rosa MULMOLLAND.

Our Frank. By Amy Warton.

A Terrible Coward. By G. Man-
VILLE FENN.

 

Yarns on the Beach. By G. A.
HENTY.

Tom_Finch’s Monkey. By J. C.
HUTCHESON.

Miss Grantley’s Girls, and the Stories
she told them, By THOS. ARCHER.

The Pedlar and his Dog. By Mary
©. ROWSELL,

 

Town Mice in the Country. By
M. E. Francis.

Phil and his Father.
THORN.

Prim’s Story. By L. E. TIDDEMAN.

By Ismay

Reduced Specimen of the Illustrations,

Down and Up Again. By Gruason
Gow.

Madge’s Mistake. By ANNIE E.
ARMSTRONG.

The Troubles and Triumphs of
Little Tim. By Grua@son Gow.

The Happy Lad: A Story of Peasant
Life in Norway. By B. ByéRNson.

Into the Haven, By Annim §. Swan.

A Box of Stories. Packed for Young
Folk by Horace HAPPYMAN,

The Patriot Martyr, and other Nar-
ratives of Female Heroism.