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... Germany,” edited by W. 11. Dicks. (Walter Scott.) “ Irish Idylls,” Jane Barlow. (Hodder and Stoughton.) “ Mashonaland,” J. Theodore Bent. (Longmans.) I do not remember ever having' seen the text in cxtenso of Davenant's patent or pension-warrant. is not, unless ...
... ’ The Welcome. A Magazine for the Home Circle. With Engravings. and Co. Genoa ; How the Itepublic Bose and toll. Bv J. Theodore Bent. Illustrations. Jolly Fellowship. By Frank li. Stockton. Illustrated. IvEi.ioiovs Tiiaot Society. Penfold. A story of the ...
... Axo , of Sir Thomas Phillips, the celebrated publisher of the early part this century, graphically depicted in and Mr. Theodore Bent communicates to the readers tne Antiquary a confidential letter from agent of Philip U. or Spain in this country shortly ...
... no friend of England, and regrets that England has declined to join the German - Austrian- Italian alliance. * Mr. J. Theodore Bent has viewed from Patmos the scene of many volcanic eruptions in the isles of Thera and Santorin, which suggests may have ...
... French Ambassador has signified his consent to join the council. Those intrepid and observant explorers, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bent, have not quite accomplished their intentions of crossing Southern Arabia. This is fortunate for future travellers, who ...
... Murray and Mr. Herman. There are short papers by Mr. Andrew Lang, Mr. H, Rider-Haggard, Mr. AValter Pollock, and Mr. J, Theodore Bent ; also, an account of elephant-hunting in India, and an article on Bemerton Parsonage and George Herbert. Macmillans Magazine ...
... merit the name of criticism, Mr. Black’s White Heather attains a satisfactory conclusion in Longmans’ Magazine, where Mr. Theodore Bent turns his experience of the Cyclades to account in powerful si etch of female missionary’s uncanny mother-in-law. This ...
... Gentleman's Magazine. Kepaha-Winona an Indian girl in North America, who is cruelly ill treated and has tragical fate. Mr. J. Theodore Bent describes the town of Brusa, in Asia Minor, and the slopes_ of Olympus. Mr. G. Eyre-Todd relates a pleasing ramble in the ...
... given by Lady Verney. The enterprise and activity of the Greeks, outside the small kingdom of Greece, are commended by Mr. Theodore Bent as giving promise of “Greater Greece.” Mrs. Lynn Lynton descants on the matrons and other ladies of ancient Rome, and Mr ...
... MR. LABOUCHERE : THE DEMOCRAT. By W. H. Mallock. WAS IT CRIME? By Ameiie Rives Chanler. THE CITY OF THE CREED. By J. Theodore Bent. ART TEACHING AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. Lady Dilke. ENGLISH AND AMERICANS. By William Morton Fullerton. RUSSIAN CHARACTERISTICS ...
... Far West” describes the hardships of young Englishmen who go out sheep-farming on the south-western prairies; and Mr. Theodore Bent forcibly contrasts the miserable condition of Chios under Turkish rule with the prosperity of Samos, which enjoys a virtual ...
... Macaulay, Dickens and Thackeray. Meteora and other Greek monasteries among the cliffs of Thessaly are described by Mr. J. Theodore Bent. A remarkable chapter of South German history, the revolution in Wiirtemberg from 1733 to 1737, is related by Mr. Baring ...