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Frederick Warne & Co., Publishers.

WARNE'S ILLUSTRATED BIJOU BOOKS.

In 48mo, price Sixpence each, cloth, gilt edges.

1. VENTRILOQUISM MADE EASY; or, How to Become a Ventriloquist. By F. HARDY.

2. FUN AND FLIRTATION FORFEITS. 3. ETIQUETTE FOR LADIES.

4. ETIQUETTE FOR GENTLEMEN.

5. THE BALL-ROOM COMPANION. 6. ETIQUETTE OF THE TOILET. Gentlemen.

Ladies and

7. THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS. By L. V. 9. ARCHERY. By H. J. B. HANCOCK.

10. BILLIARDS, The A B C of. By F. HARDY.

II. SWIMMING. By the Rev. J. G. WOOD.

12. ELEMENTARY GYMNASTICS. By E. L. BURGESS. 13. CRICKET. By F. WOOD.

14. CROQUET. By the Rev. J. G. WOOD.

15. COURTSHIP AND MATRIMONY (Etiquette of). 16. CHESS, The A B C of. By F. HARDY.

17. THE MODEL LETTER WRITER.

18. CRIBBAGE AND DOMINOES. By F. HARDY. 19. DINNER-TABLE ETIQUETTE, with CARVING. 20. MAGIC, The A B C of. By F. HARDY.

21. DRAUGHTS & BACKGAMMON. By F. HARDY. 22. WHIST, The A B C of. By J. R. W.

23. PEDESTRIANISM, Health, Training, &c.

24. LA CROSSE. BY FRANK H. ROBINSON.

25. BESIQUE: A Complete Guide to the Game. By J.R.W.

WARNE'S BIJOU BOOKS are handy for the waistcoat pocket, neat in style, well illustrated with New Engravings, and all compiled by Competent Authors.

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WARNE'S MODERN MANUALS.

In pott 8vo, price is. each, boards, 192 pp., or cloth gilt, gilt edges, 25.

MODERN ETIQUETTE.

THE MODERN HOYLE.

MODERN OUT-DOOR PASTIMES.

MODERN IN-DOOR AMUSEMENTS.

WARNE'S POPULAR USEFUL BOOKS.

Price Is., cloth gilt; roan, Is. 6d. ; or roan, pocket-book style, with elastic band, 25.

THE BIJOU GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD.

Briefly describing, as regards Position, Area, and Population, every Country and State, their Subdivisions, Provinces, Counties, Principal Towns, Villages, Mountains, Rivers, Lakes, Capes, &c. 30,000 References. By W. H. ROSSER, Author of the "Self-Instructor in Navigation and Nautical Astronomy," &c.

In oblong 8vo, price 2s., red roan.

HOPPUS'S MEASURER.

ENLARGED AND REVISED.

Showing at sight the Solid or Superficial Contents (and consequently the value) of any Piece or Quantity of Square or Round Timber, either Standing or Felled: also of Stone, Board, Glass, &c., made use of in the Erecting or Repairing of any Building, &c. Contrived to answer all the occasions of Gentlemen and Artificers far beyond anything yet extant; the Contents being given in Feet, Inches, and Twelfth-parts of an Inch; with a copious Introductory Explanation of the Several Tables, showing the Excellence of this New Method of Measuring. Edited by WILLIAM RICHARDSON.

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