A NOVEL BY BRONTEfictionTHIS INFORMATION IS TO BE ADVISEDlocal history, book, novel, hudson, laura

1110 p. : ill. (black & white plates). Plain red cover, gold decoration on spine. Title and author's name in gold on spine.fictionA commentary on English social life in the mid nineteenth century. The protagonist 'Pisistratus Caxton' is a writer navigating 19th-century English class, ambition, and rural society.fiction, english literature, lord lytton

Article on the novel 'Mateship with birds', by Carrie Tiffany, a Whitehorse resident. (photo).Article on the novel 'Mateship with birds', by Carrie Tiffany, a Whitehorse resident. (photo).tiffany, carrie 'mateship with birds'

224 p. : blue-grey cover, with section of original dust jacket pasted to front.fictionRomance fictionfiction, hilda hewett

172 p. : plain green coverfictionrichard gibson, fiction

318 p. : red cover. Title and author's name embossed in black on front cover.fictionfiction, winifred graham

240 p. : frontispiece illustration - map of central Africa. Green cover, section of original dust jacket pasted to front, with images of butterflies clustering around a bright light.fictionDetective fiction set in Tanganyika.fiction, kenneth austin dobson, africa - fiction

307 p. : ill. ; bound in calico which is printed with product advertisements.fictionfiction, william black, t. craig [bookbinder]

311 p. : textured red cover, title and author's name embossed on cover and spine.fictionfiction, frances rumsey, romance fiction

d288p. ; dark olive green cover fictionA literary work that explores the complexities of life in Australia during the 19th century. The novel is set in the rural areas of Queensland, Australia, and follows the lives of two families: the Forsters and the Chaldecotts. The Forsters are a wealthy family who own and operate a large cattle station, while the Chaldecotts are a struggling family who work as labourers on the Forster's station.The novel delves into the themes of class, race, and gender, as well as the challenges and struggles faced by those living in rural Australia. fiction, australian fiction, mrs campbell-praed, rosa caroline praed

291p. ; crimson cover with pattern embossed on edges ; title embossed in gold letters on the spinefictionfiction, harry moreland

301p. ; crimson cover with title and author empossed in gold on the spine ; sticker from Mullins Library in the front coverfictionfiction, harry moreland

464 p. : col. ill. (four colour plates, from paintings by F. Graham Cootes). Plain brown cover, title and author's name embossed in gold on cover and spine.fictionfiction, harold bell wright

248p. ; red coverfictionThe body in the well was only the beginning. Before Reynold Frame and Constance Wilder solved this macabre murder they had to run the gauntlet of weird and frightening events...including a seance that helped unravel another mystery, 175 years old.fiction, mysteries, crime, herbert brean

248p. fictionThis book, set in New York, features one of the characters from his series: the beautiful Madame Rosika Storey, a private detective. Here she tangles with a psychoanalyst-blackmailer and criminal mastermind. The story has a lot of action and a neat twist in the final paragraph.fiction, mystery, hulbert footner

332p. ; blue cover with author, title and volume embossed in gold on spine; pattern embossed on front cover with sticker 'Mullen's Library'fictionThe story starts with the sudden death of George Carleton St. John. His second wife, Charlotte (née Norris), is unexpectedly granted control over his two sons, including the heir to the grand Alnwick estate. Severe doubts emerge regarding her fitness as a guardian, which culminates in a tragic event that happens on St. Martin's Eve. Alongside this domestic dispute, the narrative follows Frederick St. John in France as his pursuit of a woman engaged to a French baron results in heartbreak.fiction, family, mrs henry wood, ellen price wood

299p. ; brown cover with black embossed pattern on front and back coversfictionSet in the drawing rooms and hunting fields of 19th-century high society, the story follows the tangled romantic relationships, social expectations, and personal dilemmas of the English gentryfiction, romance, g. j. whyte-melville

251p. : blue cover with author and title embossed in gold on spinefictionIt was in a sordid Apache cafe that Geoffrey first saw her - the Lady of Despair - beautiful ward of the Paul Daburon, the famous advocate. Madelon Marly, the mysterious society beauty whose charm had attracted a number of suitors, each of whom had met a sudden death when their love was about to be returned. fiction, mystery, crime, francis d. grierson

Hardcover book, 251 pages. Book has a plain blue cover, with gold-embossed spine. fictionDetective novel.francis d. grierson, detectives, fiction

192 p. : yellow cover, section of original dust jacket pasted to front. Title and author's name printed on spine.fictionfiction, westerns, chester wills

320 p. : bound in calico which is printed with product advertisements. Two works in one volume: 'Eugene Aram - A tale' p. 1-304. Includes dedication to Sir Walter Scott (dated 1831), Prefaces from 1831, 1840, and 1851 editions. 'Eugene Aram - A tragedy', p. 307-320, preceded by 'Advertisement' dated 1833. fictionA tale of events that led to the execution of Eugene Aram in 1759.lord lytton, eugene aram, t. craig [bookbinder], historical fiction, english literature

Hardcover book with a black cover and gold embossed text. 358 pages. Prior ownership: H.M. Hughes, Chemist, Lorne, Willaura Mechanics Institute and Free Library.fictiongertrude atherton, fiction

Hardcovr book, 776 pages. Book has a green cover with embossed crest. Dedication to Prof. John Fiske by translator Jeremiah Curtin on first page.fictionHistorical novel of Poland and Russia.henryk sienkiewicz, poland, russia, historical fiction, russian empire, jeremiah curtin [translator]

256 p. : plain red coverfictionizak goller, fiction

Carrie Murrell ran a lending library from her newsagent's shop in Sussex Street. The stamp set used in this library is also in the LDHS collection (Registration No. 1754). Dates during which Miss Murrell ran the library are not known.Novel which was once in Carrie Murrell's privately run 'Linton Library'. Book has a plain green board cover. Pages 256Stamp on title page: "C. Murrell's / Linton Library". "498" written in pencil within the stamp.carrie murrell, c. murrell's linton library