BY THE SAME AUTHOR. Crown 8vo. Boards, Is. "SUNDAY," THE PEOPLE'S HOLIDAY ("Die Solis Venerabilis.") "A solid contribution to the Sunday question, and may be mended as admirably adapted for general circulation. There is offensive or irritating sentence throughout."-Literary Guide. "A brief, but brightly written, history of the observance of a recreation from the remotest times."-Kingston and Surbiton Ne "A very serviceable volume, which might be placed with advantage into the hands of persons who.........have sense an enough to be dissatisfied with the Puritan abuse of our weekly rest."--Freethinker. "A learned investigation of the ancient authorities on the ques Sabbatarianism."-Scotsman. "A most interesting and instructive work."-Free Sunday Ad London: WATTS & Co., 17, Johnson's Court, Fleet Street, E 7 ERRATA. Page 30, line 6 from foot, for "Cyads" reaa "Cycads." Page 104, line 9 from foot, for "Adventurers" read "Adventures statue." Page 185, line 18 from foot, for "Alcemena" read "Alcmena." Page 213, line 3 from foot, for "taught that he" read "taught pray that he." Page 290, line 9 from foot, for "Adamanese " read "Andamanese. |