... REVIEW*. The Photand the Junior PllL/lo- August are execeilent numbers. De latter is a double salon number c.onta;mng_ no ,ef>s than 153 pictures in addition to aTideof interes The former has useful notes or; retonciiing enlarge- ments, a capital article ...

... Macaulay's Lay'sfor a penny, sounds too cheap to be of any account, but a neat and taste- ^(1e series from The Biview of Reviews office, as The Masterpiece Library shows that, how- ever cheap they may be, there is full value and something over in the ...

... REVIEWS. An Illustrated Narrative of the Transvaal War is being prepared for the new issue of Messrs. Cassell & Company's Buitlet of the Ninetecntii Century, of which the first part will appear next week. With the first part will be given an excel- lent ...

... REVIEWS. The Quiver for March maintains its reputation as an excellent magazine for Sunday and general reading It would be difficult to expect a greater variety of articles than is contained within the 96 patres of The Quiver. And these articles and ...

... REVIEWS. In the Land of the Harp and Feather* by Alfred Thomas (London H. R. Aiienson) is an attempt to do for Wales what Mr Maclaren and Mr Barrie are doing for Scotland. Mr Thomas comes rather late into the field, for there are signs of a re-action ...

... REVIEWS. George Newnes's publications for October are to kand. The Strand MagaSline contains many inter- esting matters. Amongst them the serial story Rodney Stone, by Conan Doyle, holds a promi- nei-it place, the chapter in this number treating of a ...

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... REVIEW. THE QUIVER. A very interesting account of the Queen's Maundy Gifts appears in the April number of The Quiver. It is historical as well as descriptive, and from it we learn that the last Sovereign of England who actually washed the feet of poor ...

... REVIEWS. N ansen's Farthest North is now being issued by George Newnes Ltd. in 6d. numbers every fort- night to be completed in 20 parts. So va,luable a work at the published price of X2 2s was placed out of reach of the working man, and it is only due ...

... REVIEWS. PHOTOGRAPHIC MAGAZINES. Amateur photographers are generally wise in confining themselves to landscape work in which they may aspire to equal the ordinary professional. Portrait-taking is a different matter. A few amateurs attempt with more or ...

... REVIEWS. Chapman's Magazine is so full of good things, with 1. Zangwill, W. L. Alden, F. Stockton, Mrs Croker, and others contributing, that one is almost afraid to single out a particular article. We can, however, conscientiously give the palm for o ...