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By Messrs. Warne and Co. Warne's MODEL COOKERY and HOUSEKEEPING Воок. Containing Complete Instructions in Household Management. 2,000 Receipts, with original Illustrations.

"The Model Cookery and Housekeeping Book' has been prepared with a view especially to the requirements of the middle classes of English society; being adapted for the use of persons of limited incomes as well as for Care has been those who can command a liberal table. taken to make the receipts intelligible to persons ignorant of cookery, so that a lady without her cook may prepare any dish she pleases. Instructions in domestic economy, and suggestions as to the best means of ensuring home comfort, are also offered to young wives and housekeepers. Professed cooks, too, will find it useful, for the Editor has been enabled, by the kindness of many friends who have first-rate chefs de cuisine, to add to her own large collection of family receipts, many from the first houses in the kingdom; others have been purchased from professed cooks, and almost all have been practically tested. Of 3000 receipts which the book contains, nearly half are original."

EDUCATION AND PHILOLOGY. By Messrs. Bell and Daldy. PHILOLOGICAL ESSAYS. By Professor Key.

By Messrs. Blackwood and Sons. The PUBLIC SCHOOLS: Winchester, Westminster, Shrewsbury, Harrow, Rugby. Notes of their History and Traditions. With Index. By the Author of "Etoniana."

ON PRIMARY INSTRUCTION in relation to Education. By Simon S. Laurie.

SCIENTIFIC READINGS FOR SCHOOLS. Systematically arranged in accordance with the suggestions recently thrown out in the Discussions at the British Association.