# Lombard Street: A Description of the Money Market/Advertisements

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LOMBARD STREET: A Description of the Money Market. By the late Walter Bagehot.
15th Thousand. With a New Preface by Hartley Withers.
By Hartley Withers
WAR AND LOMBARD STREET. 3rd Edition.
THE MEANING OF MONEY. 15th impression.
MONEY CHANGING: An Introduction to Foreign Exchange, 3rd Edition.
STOCKS AND SHARES. 4th Impression.
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Biography and Reminiscence
New Edition (the 7th), mostly rewritten and greatly enlarged. With 3 Portraits, and Facsimiles of Shakespeare's known Signatures. Small demy 8vo. 8s. 6d. net.
A Life of William Shakespeare.
By Sir Sidney Lee, D.Litt., Professor of English Language and Literature in the University of London; Editor of the Dictionary of National Biography.
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Second Edition.With Portraits.Demy 8vo.10s. 6d. net.
The Recollections of a Bishop.
By the Right Rev. G. F. Browne, D.D. (lately Bishop of Bristol).
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With 6 Illustrations.Demy 8vo.12s. 6d. net.
General Pichegru's Treason.
By Major Sir John Hall, Bart.,
Author of 'The Bourbon Restoration,' 'England and the Orleans Monarchy,' &c.
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With 24 Illustrations in Half-tone.Demy 8vo.15s. net.
Thomas Gainsborough.
By W. T. Whitley.
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Biography and Reminiscence
Second Edition.With a Frontispiece by E. T. Reed.
Small demy 8vo.10s. 6d. net.
Nearing Jordan: Being the Third and Last Volume of 'Sixty Years in the Wilderness.'
By Sir Henry W. Lucy,
Author of 'A Diary of Two Parliaments,' 'Sixty Years in the Wilderness,' &c.
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Demy 8vo.5s. net.
Reminiscences of the Indian Mutiny and Afghanistan.
By Col. Sir Edward Thackeray, V.C., K.C.B., Late R.E.,
Author of 'Two Indian Campaigns,' 'Biographical Notices of Officers of the Bengal Engineers,' History of Sieges of the Nineteenth Century,' &c.
With a Portrait.Crown 8vo.2s. net.
Robertson of Brighton, 1816-1853.
By the Very Rev. H. Hensley Henson, Dean of Durham.
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With 19 pages of Illustrations.Demy 8vo.7s. 6d. net.
Omniana:
The Autobiography of an Irish Octogenarian.
By J. F. Fuller.
Times.—'Broadminded, genial, and full of a mellow sense of humour ... he is never dull.'
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Biography and Reminiscence.
With a Photogravure Portrait of the Author, and 8 pages of Illustrations.
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With a Frontispiece in Colour and 8 Illustrations.
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Lady Login's Recollections:
Court Life and Camp Life. 1820-1904.
By E. DALHOUSIE LOGIN.
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By KATHARINE TYNAN.
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COUNTRY LIFE
By RICHARD JEFFERIES.
The Gamekeeper at Home; Or, sketches of Natural History and Rural Life.
With Illustrations. Crown 8 vo. 3s. 6d. Also Pocket Edition. Fcp. 8vo. 1s. net.
Round about a Great Estate. Crown 8vo. 5s.
The Amateur Poacher. Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d.
Edited by J. A. OWEN.
Woodland, Moor and Stream: Being the Notes of a Naturalist.
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Forest Tithes; and other Studies from Nature, Crown 8vo. 5s.
All the Year with Nature. By P. ANDERSON GRAHAM.
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A Year in the Fields. selections from the writings of JOHN BURROUGHS.
With Illustrations. Crown 8vo, 6s.
By JOHN HALSHAM. Crown 8vo, 5s. net each.
Lonewood Corner: A countryman's Horizons.
Idlehurst: A Journal kept in the Country, 2nd Edition.
Old Standards: South country sketches.
By HORACE G. HUTCHINSON.
Nature's Moods and Tenses. with 30 Illustrations.
Small demy 8vo. 7s. 6d. net.
When Life was New. Large post 8vo. 6s. net.
By Major GAMBIER-PARRY.
The Pageant of My Day. Large post 8vo. 6s. net.
Murphy: Message to Dog-Lovers. With 2 Portraits. 4th Impression.
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Allegories of the Land. Large post 8vo. 6s. net.
The Spirit of the Old Folk. Large post 8vo. 6s. net.
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Folk Of the Furrow. With a Preface by the Rt. Hon.
Sir HORACE PLUNKETT, D.L., P.C. (Ireland), K.C.V.O., &c.
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Recent Publications
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Principles of Property. By J. Boyd Kinnear,
Author of 'Principles of Civil Government,' &c.
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Large medium 8vo.With Portraits.6s. net.
Memories of John Westlake. Contributed by some of the many friends of the distinguished international lawyer.
Times.—'A scholar, thinker, and a man of science. His influence was deep and lasting. A few men are the teachers of their age, and among them was John Westlake.'
Small demy 8vo.With 16 page Illustrations.7s. 6d. net.
St. Margaret's, Westminster.
By H. F. Westlake, M.A.,
Custodian and Minor Canon of Westminster Abbey.
Pall Mall Gazette.—'We are indebted to Canon Westlake for one of the most interesting monographs that the still unexhausted field of London history has produced. Deeply interesting and abundantly informing.'
Large post 8vo.6s. net.
Shakespeare Personally.
By the late Professor Masson. Edited by Rosaline Masson.
Scotsman.—'Lectures edited and arranged by his daughter with a skill that makes them read like a new treatise. Their appearance is an event not without its own importance in the history of contemporary Shakespearean criticism.'
2 vols.Demy 8vo.15s. net.
American and English Studies. By the late Whitelaw Reid. With an Introduction by Royal Cortissoz.
Times.—'Few men's speeches show on every page so lofty a standard of civic ethics, so much courage, and so wide and intimate an acquaintance with the literature and history of other countries besides those of their own.'
Malcolm MacColl.Demy 8vo.10s. 6d. net
Memoirs and Correspondence. With a Portrait.
By the Right Honble. George W. E. Russell,
Author of 'Collections and Recollections.'
Daily Chronicle.—'A correspondence of inordinate Importance. An excellent memorial to Canon MacColl, the most effective of modern pamphleteers. A book of abiding interest'
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Books of Present Interest
By LORD MONKSWELL. D.L. With Illustrations.
Demy 8vo.3s. 6d. net.
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By LORD MONKSWELL, D.L, Author of 'French Railways,' &c.
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Times.—'There are few living English writers who have done more than Sir Cyprian Bridge to disseminate sound ideas of naval warfare and of the principles that underlie its successful conduct.'
By J. ELLIS BARKER. Fifth very greatly Enlarged Edition. 852 pp.
Small Demy 8vo.7s. 6d. net.
Mr. Charles Lowe. In the Daily Chronicle.— 'This it one of the best books on Germany to which we have been treated for a long time. It should be read by everyone who is interested in the country.'
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Works by G. F. BRADBY
THE GREAT DAYS OF VERSAILLES STUDIES FROM COURT LIFE IN THE LATER YEARS OF LOUIS XIV
With Illustrations.2nd Impression.Small demy 8vo. 10s. 6d. net
Daily Telegraph.—"Mr. Bradby has an eye for the essentials both in describing scenes and in presenting characters, interesting to those who like to read of the splendours and intrigues of Court life, and useful as an introduction to those desirous of studying the period."
THE MARQUIS'S EYE
Third Impression.Crown 8vo. 6s.
Guardian.—"Mr. Bradby revels in a farcical situation, and, apart from the humorous aspect of his story, he has a real gift for catching and fixing types of character.
DICK: A STORY WITHOUT A PLOT
4th Impression.Crown 8vo. 3s. 6d.
The Times.—"Those who do not laugh at 'Dick: a story without a plot,' must be hopeless agelasts. . . . We learn not so much from what is put down in words, but from the whole atmosphere and implication of a delightful story."
REAPING THE WHIRLWIND AND OTHER POEMS
Small crown 8vo. 3s. 6d. net.
Oxford Chronicle.—"Mr. Bradby's verse moves with quiet dignity in lines whose skilful and scholarly workmanship are the outcome of a perceptive eye and ear. . . . The miscellaneous poems form a very charming little collection of lyrics."
THE AWAKENING OF BITTLESHAM
2nd Impression.Crown 8vo. 6s.
Daily Mail.—"A delightful story. . . . Mr. Bradby has got every ounce of entertainment out of the situations he has devised, and he has set them down with such a clever and humorous pen that his readers will find nothing but enjoyment from the first page to the last"
WHEN EVERY TREE WAS GREEN
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Times.—"A most inviting book of childhood memories of an English country house. An admirable picture of the way in which all children live and move and have their being in a land to which all grown-ups are strangers."
THE LANCHESTER TRADITION.
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