The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-03 00:00:00

From Messrs. Sampson, Low, and Co.'s press, we shall
have; Pictures of English Life, after original studies by P.
Barnes and E. M. Whimperis, engraved by J. D. Cooper,
with descriptive poetry Ly F. G.Watts—A History cf Lace,
from the Earliest Period, by Mrs F. Palliser—The Great
Schools of England, by Howard Staunton, E: q.—Bees and
Beehives, by the Times Beemastsr—" Normandy : its Gothic
Architecture and History; as illustrated by Twenty. Eve
Photographs from Buildings in Rouen, Caen, Mantes,
Bayeux, and Falaise ; a Sketch, by F. G. Stephens--" The
White Wife, with other stories, Supernatural and Legen-
dary," by Cuthbert Bede—The Gipsies of the Danes Dylif,
by January Searle—Brigandage in Italy, from the Earlk st
Period tc the Present Time, loy a Resident—A. History of
the Discovery and Exploration of Australia, from the E
est Period to the Present Day, by the Rev. Julian E.
son Woods—and Canada West in 1861: a Handbook for
Settlers, by H, T. N. Chesshyre.
Messrs Smith, Elder, and Co, will produce : The Lake
Country, by E. Lynn Linton, with one hundred illustra-
tions on wood—The Cornhill Gallery, contaiLing one
hundred engravings from drawings on wood (from designs
for the illustration of the Cornhill 111agazine)—The Life and
Letters of the late Rev. Fred. W. Robertson—Grinam's
Life of Michael Angelo, translated by F. E. Bennett—
Letters on England, by Louis Blanc—Celebrities of London
and Paris, being a third series of Reminiscences and Anec-
dotes of the Court, the Camp, and the Clubs, by Captain
Gronow—Our Tropical Possessions in Malayan India, by
John Cameron, Esq.—The Law of Life, shown in a Philo-
sophical, Religious, and Social Study of the Lord's Prayer,
translated from the French of M. DiEspinassous, by Harriet
E, Wilkinson—The Englishwoman in India--On Capital
Punishment, based on Professor Mittermaier's Die Todea-
trafe, edited by John Macrae Moir. The new novels of this
firm will include :—Darkest before Dawn, by the author of
The Cruellest Wrong of All—Grayscourt, edited by Lady
Chatterton—Once and Again, by the author of Who Breaks
—Pays—By the Sea, by the author of Hester Kirtoo—
Balial—Noel ; or, It Was to Be, by Robert Baker—Three
Phases of Love—Dunmara, by Rath Murray---and The
Heiress of Blackburn Feet.

Messrs. Routledge and Co. have in the press :—Home
Thoughts and Home Scenes : Original Poems, by JUJU
loglehw Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mits Humphreys, the Hon.
Mrs. Norton, Dora Greenvill, Amelia B. Edwards, and the
author of John Halifax, with 35 elaborate pictures drawn
by A. B. Houghton, and engraved by the Brothers Da'ziel
(uniform with Birkot Foster's English Landscapes)—What
Men have said about Women, selected from the Poets by
Henry Southgate, with illustrations by Watson—C-o:d,.:n
Light, being Scripture Histories from the Old and New
Testament, for the Young—with 80 pictures engrav -d
the Brothers Dalziel—A new edition of Lane's Arabian
Nights, with many hundred illustrations by William ILr-
vey, in 3 vols. A new volume of Poems, by Eliza Cook--
Every Boy's Annual for 1565, with numerous illustrations
—and a volume of Fairy Stories, by George Cruikshank.
Messrs. Bell and Daldy announce—The Gnostics and