Anglo-Indian cookery at home

Index of -434(! Greyhounds registered, and Addresses of their Owners — Register of Litters under the Rule which came in force on Jan. 1 last — List of Sires and the Bitches that have whelped to them under the same Rule — Review of Last Season’s Coursing, by "Dromns,” interspersed with several portraits of leading coursers — Statistics of Winning Strains — Tabulated Pedigrees, and Index of Winning Greyhounds— Hevised Rules of Coursing— Sales of Greyhounds — Winners, Dividers, and Runners-up for all Stakes during the preceding season, and other important matter. Crown 8vo., price Is., hy post Is. Id. ; in cloth, Is. 6d., by post Is. M. THE IMPROVEMENT OF CRICKET GROUNDS ON ECONOMICAL PRINCIPLES. ByJ. A. GIBBS. Pocket size, price 6d. , post free. THE LAWS OF GOLF, AS ADOPTED BY THE ROYAL AND ANCIENT GOLF CLUB OF ST. ANDREWS. Special Rules for Medal Play. Etiquette of Golf. Winners of the Golfing Championship. Winners and Runners-up for the Amateur Championship. Published Annually. In post 8vo., price Is. 6d., by post Is. 8d. THE ANGLER’S DIARY AND TOURIST FISHERMAN’S GAZETTEER CONTAINS A Record of the Rivers and Lakes of the World, to which is added a List of Rivers of Great Britain, with their nearest Railway Stations. Also Forms for Registering the Fish taken during the year; as well as the Time of the Close Seasons and Angling Licences. By I. E. B. C., Editor of “ The Gamekeeper’s and Game Preserver’s Account Book and Diary," &c. VOLUMES I. and II. (containing Parts I. to VI.), in crown 8vo., red cloth, price 6s., hy post 6s. 6d. each vol. THE HUNTING COUNTRIES OF ENGLAND, THEIR FACILITIES, CHARACTER, AND REQUIREMENTS. A GUIDE TO HUNTING MEN. By ‘‘BROOKSB Y.” PART I.— Introduction — The Belvoir — The South Wold — The Brocklesby — The Burton and The Blankney — The Fitzwilliam — The Quorn — The Cottesmore — The Puckeridge — The Old Berkeley. PART II. — The North Warwickshire — The Pytchley — The Woodland Pytchley — The Atherstone — The Billesdon or South Quorn — The Meynell — The Bicester and Warden Hill Hunt — The Heythrop — The Old Berkshire — The South Oxfordshire — The South Nottinghamshire — The East Kent — The Tickham — The Vine — The South Berkshire — Mr. Garth's — The H. H. — The Tedworth — Lord Ferrers’ — The Warwickshire. PART III. — The Dulverton— The Stars of the West— Mr. Luttrell's — Lord Portsmouth’s — The Essex and the Essex Union— The Hertfordshire — The Whaddon Chase — The Vale of White Horse— The Cheshire and South Cheshire — The Blackmoor Vale — The Cambridgeshire — The Duke of Grafton's — The Holderness — The Oakley — The North Herefordshire — The Duke of Buccleuch's — The Tynedale — Lord Percy’s — The Morpeth — The Rufford. ' -4 Iso (VOLUME II.) PART IV. — The Badsworth — The Southdown — The East Essex — The Bramham Moor — The East Sussex — The Essex and Suffolk — The York and Ainsty — Lord Fltzwilliam's — The Crawley and Horsham— The West Kent — Sir Watkin Wynn’s — The Hursley — TheHambledon — Lord Coventry’s — The Grove — The West Norfolk — The Bedale — Lord Zetland’s — The Craven — The Surrey Union. PART V.— The Old Surrey— Mr. Richard Combe’s— The Burstow— The Hurworth — The Cattistock — The Suffolk — The Shropshire— The Earl of Radnor’s — Capt Hon. F. Johnstone’s — The South Durham— The Worcestershire — The Ledbury