... fact die of inanition before supper would arrive to give a new fillip to their existence. Before writing the preceding, I reviewed all the correspondence—and I must say I am particularly struck, which contrast deepens, by the delicate and gentle tone of ...

... scarcely an exaggeration. I question if ever a coming representation was so much* talked about, or afterwards so elaborately reviewed as the revival of Macbeth” at the Syceum on the 29th. The most unlikely people have rushed into correspondence on the subject ...

... there are several communications still unprinted, we have decided to close this controversy. In next week’s issue we shall review the entire correspondence, giving at the same time the opinions we have formed upon this much debated question. The subject ...

... will vie in colour with the blush of the rose you cultivate. Fairfax” criticises our review of dance parties in the following clever and interesting manner: In your review of the correspondence on the subject of “Dance Parties in Dublin,” you say that many ...

... that such a large number of even strong people are afraid of air? I sometimes amuse myself when taking walks abroad” by reviewing the outsides of the houses I pass, and I am often amazed, aye and grieved, to see so many houses without even one window ...

... will be no cause for complaint The National Review has two excellent articles, Irish Novelists,” and Higher Education of Women.” Cornhill and Temple Bar supply good standard story element, and the Universal Review, among other attractive matter, gives a fresh ...

... in Dublin. The advertisement states that it is story of Dublin life, and, the publishers having favoured with a copy for review, we sat down to its perusal with a keen relish. But it must be confessed we did not enjoy it. Life in the better circles of ...

... Royal Hibernian Academy that is is superior to the last But though acknowledging with regret the tendency of good-natured reviewers to become fixed in rigid form of ultrapoliteness, we are bound to assert that the assertion of progressive improvement is ...

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... attracted most attention, and certainly the greatest amount of controversy, is the “Bismarck Dynasty,'’ in the Contemporary Review. The author is not an admirer of the grim Chancellor, and many statements advanced are far from flattering to the amour fropre ...

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... have his old comrade with him, and Jeremiah enjoyed being the guest of John Dale, enjoyed discussing old acquaintances, reviewing old scenes, refreshing ancient jokes. Thus time passed, and passed pleasantly, though not altogether satisfactorily to Jeremiah ...