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... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. }*— aaek tow* ipMUoart the »twdrt»lU. Mr. Stead has eaery reason be both encouraged and gratified by the reception given to his new aixpenny monthly, Review of Review*. It was bold and novel experiment but the enterprise already ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for Ocuker contains as its leading feature sa article upon Richard Crolaer and Greater New York. Ur. Stead crossed the Atlantic with the Bose of Tammany Hall, and interviewed him. The character sketch is if ...
... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. Previously to entering an examination of the critical writingsofMr. F.J. Palgrave, withaviewtoascertainhufitneu for the office has assumed, and, if necessary, to correct j any wrong tendencies his dicta may have, we cannot refrain ...
... REVIEW OR NO REVIEW ? SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1873. These are the days of extended sufferage and freedom of voting, but the Volunteers, who have shown so much patriotism and self-denial, do not in their capacity as volunteers enjoy the.se privileges, we may ...
... THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED. Dr Williams, of Lampeter College, one of the famous essayists, has met the fate which usually accompanies the dogmatic advocacy of opinions which have chiefly novelty to recommend them. The doctor's department is Hebrew, and, in ...
... THE REVIEW REVIEWS The Xeic York Herald sr.ys interview with Mr. Stead is published, from which learn that the next new publication, to- be called the Review of Reviews, is be god-send all the magazines, /stepping-stone und a foundation-stone, a medium ...
... and Leigh et-he has gene nck to the tine when they first cas their pearls of thou-ght before the reviewers in order to show ns in what fashionr the reviewes turned ?? to rend them. In a generous efiort to find some cause other-than jealousy of great rivals ...
... MILITARY reviews aro the order of the weck, The German Emperor is inspecting of the British Army and General Booth has been reviewing the Salvation Arury. There is, of course, a great differ- ence between the two reviews in respect of *‘ pride, pomp, ...
... REVIEWER REVIEWED. I The reviewer# of books ara but human. They . hare their faults well a* their virtues. article in Blackwood has started the Westminster Gazette on a quest for the virtues, to which several leading critic# have testified. It admitted ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS _ full of good gleanings from rich fields. ..iiiiracter sketch deals this mouth with Lord l'abiuct. Ono feature is especially iu this smart literary omnibus—the with N 1 htch its pictures are reproduced. e,:ruous which the Review ...
... Review Reviews.” Stead and But Alfred Milne* Pall Mall Ha.ettf Davs.— Wo both flung selves into task of remodelling this Pall Mall with great glee Milner, although more sedate entered thoroughly into fun of the thing What larks 1” would frequently exclaim ...
... the idea on -which thre Review of Reviews is based, and that we do not desire to see that idea carried into eect. The idea is i-uply this-to take, without payment, from all the leadiug reviews and magazines, such portions as may seem advisoble to Mr. Stead ...