THE BONDMAN. A New Saga. By HALL CAINE.

THE SCAPEGOAT. By HALL CAINE.

ELDER CONKLIN; and other Stories. By FRANK HARRIS.

THE HOUSE OF HIDDEN TREASURE. By MAXWELL GRAY.

THE LAST SENTENCE. By MAXWELL GRAY, Author of "The Silence of Dean Maitland," &c.

THE BETH BOOK. By SARAH GRAND.

THE HEAVENLY TWINS. By SARAH GRAND.

IDEALA. By SARAH GRAND.

OUR MANIFOLD NATURE. By SARAH GRAND. With a Portrait of the Author.

THE STORY OF A MODERN WOMAN. By ELLA HEPWORTH DIXON.

AT THE GATE OF SAMARIA. By W. J. LOCKE.

A DAUGHTER OF THIS WORLD. By F. BATTERSHALL.

ON THE FACE OF THE WATERS. By FLORA ANNIE STEEL.

THE POTTER'S THUMB. By FLORA ANNIE STEEL.

FROM THE FIVE RIVERS. By FLORA ANNIE STEEL.

IN THE PERMANENT WAY. By FLORA ANNIE STEEL.

RELICS. Fragments of a Life. By FRANCES MACNAB.

THE MASTER. By I. ZANGWILL. With Portrait.

CHILDREN OF THE GHETTO. By I. ZANGWILL.

THE PREMIER AND THE PAINTER. A Fantastic Romance. By I. ZANGWILL and LOUIS COWEN.

DREAMERS OF THE GHETTO. By I. ZANGWILL.

THE KING OF SCHNORRERS, GROTESQUES AND FANTASIES. By I. ZANGWILL. With Ninety-eight Ill.u.s.trations.

THE CELIBATES' CLUB. By I. ZANGWILL.

[_In preparation._

THE RECIPE FOR DIAMONDS. By C. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNE.

MARIETTA'S MARRIAGE. By W. E. NORRIS.

THE DANCER IN YELLOW. By W. E. NORRIS.

A VICTIM OF GOOD LUCK. By W. E. NORRIS.

THE COUNTESS RADNA. By W. E. NORRIS.

THE WIDOWER. By W. E. NORRIS. [_In the Autumn._

THE NAULAHKA. A Tale of West and East. By RUDYARD KIPLING and WOLCOTT BALESTIER.

A COURT INTRIGUE. By BASIL THOMSON.

KING CIRc.u.mSTANCE. By EDWIN PUGH.

THE MAN OF STRAW. By EDWIN PUGH.

TONY DRUM. By EDWIN PUGH.

CHUN-TI-KUNG. By CLAUDE REES.

BELOW THE SALT. By C. E. RAIMOND.

A BATTLE AND A BOY. By BLANCHE WILLIS HOWARD. With Thirty-nine Ill.u.s.trations by A. MAC-NIELL-BARBOUR.

THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS. By EDMOND ABOUT.

MRS. JOHN FOSTER. By CHARLES GRANVILLE.

IN SUMMER ISLES. By BURTON DIBBS.

MR. BLAKE OF NEWMARKET. By E. H. COOPER.

A PINCHBECK G.o.dDESS. By Mrs. FLEMING (Alice M. Kipling).

THE OUTSPAN. Tales of South Africa. By J. PERCY FITZPATRICK.

THE REDS OF THE MIDI, an Episode of the French Revolution. Translated from the Provencal of Felix Gras. By Mrs. CATHERINE A. JANVIER.

ELI'S DAUGHTER. By J. H. PEARCE.

INCONSEQUENT LIVES. A Village Chronicle. By J. H. PEARCE.

HER OWN FOLK. (En Famille.) By HECTOR MALOT, Author of "No Relations."

Translated by Lady MARY LOYD.

CAPT'N DAVY'S HONEYMOON, The Blind Mother, and The Last Confession. By HALL CAINE.