Illustrating the Scenery of Melrose Abbey - Tweeddale and Teviotdale.

A New and Beautifully Illustrated Edition of

THE LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL,

With One Hundred Wood Engravings, half of which are Illustrations of the Land of Scott.

The Landscapes by BIRKET FOSTER, Figure subjects by JOHN GILBERT.

In enamelled tartan boards, with vignette painted on the side, price 36s.

EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK.

Illustrating the Scenery of the Border.

Recently published, a Beautifully Illustrated Edition of

MARMION,

A TALE OF FLODDEN FIELD.

With Eighty Illustrations by BIRKET FOSTER and JOHN GILBERT Including Views of the Border Keeps and Castles on either side the Tweed.

In enamelled tartan boards, with vignette painted on the side, price 36s.

Illustrating the Scenery of the Trosachs, &c.

A New and Beautifully Illustrated Edition of
THE LADY OF THE LAKE,

With Seventy exquisite Wood Engravings, including Views of Stirling, Callander
The Trosachs, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, &c.
The Landscapes by BIRKET FOSTER, the Figures by JOHN GILBERT.

In enamelled tartan boards, with Vignette painted on the side, price 36s.

EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK.

Arran, Staffa, Iona, and Skye.

Just published, a beautifully Illustrated Edition of THE LORD OF THE ISLES, With Seventy-two Illustrations. Landscapes by BIRKET FOSTER, Figures by JOHN GILBERT.

The Landscapes comprise Views of ARRAN, STAFFA, IONA, DUNSTAFFNAGE, the SOUND of MULL, and SKYE, including the famous LOCH CORUISK.

In enamelled tartan boards, with Vignette painted on the side, price 36s.

EDINBURGH: ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK.

NEW HANDBOOK FOR MADEIRA.

Just published, in Crown 8vo, with Map of the Island, price 7s. 6d.,

MADEIRA:

ITS CLIMATE AND SCENERY.

A HANDBOOK FOR INVALID AND OTHER VISITORS.

BY ROBERT WHITE.

Second Edition. Edited, and in great part Rewritten,

BY

JAMES YATE JOHNSON.

"This is the most complete and trustworthy guide-book to Madeira yet pubished."-Literary Gazette.

"An excellent book of reference on all matters connected with the island of Madeira, not for the tourist and the pleasure-seeker only, but for the valetudinarian, the natural philosopher, and the man of commerce."-John Bull.

EDINBURGH: ADAM & CHARLES BLACK.
LONDON: LONGMAN & CO.