... when uttered by the writer. Sermons on Disputed Points and Special Occasions. By George Dawson, M.A. Edited by his wife. (C. Kegan Paul and Co.) The late George Dawson, of Birmingham, had the art not always possessed by theolo- gians of expressing his ...

... on Poetry. By Aubrey de Vere, LL.D. (London: Macmillan and Co. i887.) Shakespeare: and other Lectures. By George Dawson, M.A. Edited by George St. Clair, F.G.S. (London : Kegan Paul, Trench, and Co. 1888.) ,,,Literary Sketches, By II. S. Salt. (London: ...

... extracts, beginning with Richard de Bury, author of the Philobiblon,' and passing through some thirty great names down to George Dawson. But why nothing from F. D. Maurice, whose Friendship of Books ' is as admirable a handling of the subject as could be ...

... extracts, beginning with Richard de Bury, author of the Philobiblon,' and passing through some thirty great names down to George Dawson. But why nothing from F. D. Maurice, whose Friendship of Books is as admirable a handling of the subject as could be ...

... :-William Anderson, vrofessor Frederick Orpen Bower, D.Sc,, Sir John Conroy, M.A., Professor Daniel lohn Cunningham, M D., George Mercer Dawson, D.Sc., Edwin Bailev Elliott, MA.A., Professor Percy Faradav Frankland. B.Sc., Percy C. Gilchrist, William Dobinson ...

... Farrar? ?? 2 6 edlition ?? andSun..6. ~ordon ?? Fe~dllremort, a'ndother Poiets) 26Sermons on Daily Life and Duty, by George (Longruans) o Dawson. Edited by hi, Wife Hake (A. E.), Paris Originals, with Twenty (C. Ksan Patil aibd Co.) 6 a Etchings . . ?? (C. ...

... oiie, as I believe he was in receipt of 500 a year-on account of the late hours at which Lord George dined. LORD GEORGE's SCARVES. On the racecourse Lord George Bentinck was usually attired in a green cutaway coat, buckskin breeches, and top boots. Round ...

... questions. A VOLUME OF ESSAYS. Quest and Vision. Essays in Life and Literature. By W. J. Dawson, author of A Vision of Souls, &c. (Elliot Stock.) Mr. Dawson, whom we have known hitherto both at once as poet and a Wesleyan minister, reveals himself ...

... LONDON, by GEORGE R. SIMS. At 7, A PHOTOGRAPHIC FRIGHT. Mr. G. Barrett; Me-dames Waters and Rotcheley. Messrs. George Rigssld, Speakman, Willard, BEauchasop, Peach, Doone, Evans, Manning, C. Coste, B. Cullen, Elliott. Lapsed, &c., and George Barrett. Meodames ...

... LONDON, by GEORGE R. SIMS. At 7, A OI HOlRA~I'IC FRIGHT. MrL 0. Barr ertt; Mesdames Waters and Rotcheley. Messrs. George rcil, Spealcmaa, ~illard, Beauchanp, Peach, DooRse, Evans, Manning, C. Coete, B. Cullen, l i. Layerd, Bc., and George Barrett. Aleodames ...

... Dingy House at Kensington (Cassell and Co.). The Dingy House has one inhabitant who is not dingy by any means, pretty Polly Dawson ; and this story is the chronicle of her and her two lovers. The girl is well drawn so is one of the lovers, somewhat dull ...

... tracts by various writers- Canon Rawlinson, Sir William Dawson, &c.-considering Man in Relation to the Bible and Christianity. Price 2s. 6d. and 3s. 6d. respectively,] GEOGRAPHY. CHISHOLM, GEORGE C., M.A., B.Sc. Longmans' New Atlas- (Longmans, Green ...