... REVIEWS. Fabmeb’s Almanac— The issue of this excellent serial for next year has just taken . a,l more than sustains its former reputation. tarm calennars for the month are the most useful and comprehensivo we have seen, combining the theoij of science ...

... REVIEWS. TflOlWatK ■T'TBWH./. .TilClil Magazine stands deservedly the head atT aerisTa. Not of its antiqoity, nor its buff covers, hot for the senes and sterling talent ever conveyed within its paces. Who has not, at sometime, read the venerable Uaga ...

... REVIEWS. Boy’s Own Magazine. —This a moat interesting and instructive serial issued by Mr. Beeton the enterprising publisher of Bonverie-street, and is admirably adapted for the class which it is addressed. The cheapness of the publication is marvellous ...

... REVIEWS. Band of Hops Review.—This admiral)!, periodica . for the ynong pursues the even tenor of I than its accustomed claims to success. The il.ostrations are beautifully designed and executed, while the subjects of comment are at once well adapted ...

... REVIEWS. »r.„,. DraTßlOß9*tf’o AlmakacK. This pubnow reached it» twentj-firat year, itself a pretty good proof of sterling claims public faroar. issue for 1858 in whit behind any of its predecessors, but contains, if possible, more than the usual bulk ...

... REVIEWS. ■ The' Visitors’ Guioe Manchester —This appropriate and useful handbook is published Kent and Co. Paternoster Bow, and contains illustrations of the principal , public buildings and other objects of interest in that of msonfactares. Now that ...

... THE REVIEW. On Thursday, the corps having marched to Wide marsh eleven o’clock, the Ensigns bearing the old colours of the regiment, a review and inspection took place by Colonel Barnard, the commandant of the South Wales district. The weather was extremely ...

... REVIEWS. of Universal Information.—Beeton 18, Bt'oearia-sU'eet.w—lf the fotnre monthly parts of this work bear out the promise in the six already published, and there is nothing to warrant a suspicion that they will not, Mr. will deserve the thanks of ...

... REVIEWS. ~ „k R. London: Hurst FiBST FRt- rr^-Pocms '..” to our poetical litersand Blackett.— This is readers imtnre which we can safely recommen . Christian hard with true feelinff and ‘'lied spirit. In this age of deaenera y, jt j 3 refres to meet ...

... REVIEWS. aitd DAT.— This is one of the interesting serials Issued the enterprising firm of Ward and Lock, for railway and fireside reading, the author being John Bennett, well-known for his previous works of M Way* and Means.** and *• Family Mysteries ...

... REVIEWS. Pbideaux’s Churchwardrn's Ouihh.—-In the eighth edition of this work now on onr table, wo have the clearest and most comprehensive view of everything relating the much-vexed question of church rates. Siuco its original introduction, this hook ...

... REVIEWS. I The information therein conveyed is really essential to one who contemplates marriage.”—Rbcoed. . , “It contains precisely the information too often studiously kept from the young and thoughtless. However, the knowledge must come sometime ...