The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-05 00:00:00

TO COUNTRY BOOKSELLERS, AND THE TRADE
GENERALLY.

WKIDD'S POPULAR. PUBLICATIONS.
• Numerous complaints are arriving, daily, from the coun-
try, caused by the vexatious answers given by certain London
Publishers (and by one overgrown Establishment in the immediate
vicinity of Paternoster-row, more particularly) to inquiries for W.
KIDD'S PUBLICATIONS—such as " Out of Print," " No
such Book," &c. &c. To remedy this, Country Booksellers are
requested to address their Orders direct to W. Kidd, at his Office,
7, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden. Business letters, containing
a remittance, or an order in town for payment, will meet with im-
mediate attention. Prospectuses and handsome show-boards, will
also be enclosed in the parcels.
N.B.—A very handsome allowance will be made to persons tak-
ing large quantities, and those who exert themselves to promote
the interests of the Proprietor.
London ? 7, Tavistock-street, Covent-garden, Aug. 3, 1838.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST WORK ON ETIQUETTE.
KIDD'S PRACTICAL HINTS on the
SCIENCE of ETIQUETTE; exhibiting. the various
Manners Customs, Forms, and Observances in Polite, Genteel,
and Fashionable Life. Twentieth Edition. ls. 6d.
N. B.—Beware of Counterfeits and Substitutions.
"In Europe we nod, bow, curtsey, shake hands, take off our
hats, or kiss ; and the Science consists in knowing on what occa-
sions and with what persons these respective modes of salutation are
to be pursued. All these particulars will be found amply detailed
in the Book before us, under the heads of ' The Visit,' The
Dinner,' The Evening Party,' &c. &c."—Quarterly Review,
No. CXVIII.

THE COMPANION TO ,‘ KIDD'S SCIENCE OF
ETIQUETTE."

KIDD'S PRIVATE THOUGHTS on
THINGS in GENERAL. Fifteenth Edition, with
Engravings. Price ls. 6d.

a Mr. Kidd has acted very wisely in publishing a Companion
to his Science of Etiquette ; for though the last-named work is the
best publication of its class ever published, yet there is not enough
of it to satisfy the cravings of a mind thirsting after a knowledge
of all the usages of society. The two books, as at present consti-
tuted, are as inseparable companions as body and soul ; they con-
tain, moreover, amusement enough to last for a twelvemonth."--
Morning Post.
TO ALL NOVICES IN THE ART OF CARVING.,

KIDD'S ADVICE to YOUNG CAR-
VERS; with Thirty-nine beautiful Engravings of
FISH, FLESH, and FOWL. Ninth Edition. Is.
" A 'capital little waistcoat-pocket companion for diners out.
Many a man's fortune has been spoiled by an ignorance of the
grand art of carving a turkey. For a trifle, he may now become
acquainted with the whole theory, explained by beautiful wood-
cuts and directions, and need not fear sitting opposite to the most
dangerous wild fowl' ever sent to table."—Court Journal.
THE BEST and CHEAPEST of the COOKERY BOOKS.
KIDD'S PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS
in the Art of FASHIONABLE COOKERY; or the
Housekeeper's Economical Pocket Book : containing in simple ar-
rangement, numerous practical receipts in French and English
Cookery;. translated from the celebrated Manuscript of Monsieur
HAUTENJAMBES, of the Hotel du Roi, Paris. Fifth Edition.
Price Is., With Four Engravings.
" By virtue of this little book, a most sumptuous dish may be
provided for a few pence, and that, quite in the French fashion.
The receipts for Pastry, in particular, will meet with much regard ;
they are choicely and tastily selected."—Morning Post.
London : W. Kidd, 7, Tavistock-strect ; Baneks and Co., Man-
chester ; and, by order, of all Booksellers.