... REVIEWS. The chief feature in the Wide World Magazine for June is the account by Mr. Charles Nenfeld of his twelve years captivity in chains in Omdurman, under the title of In the Khalifa's clutches. This will cover many months, and anyone interested ...

... THE REVIEW. The inspection ofthe mtrimeut took place yesterilay (Thuraday), on the drill field. The men fell in on the barrack square at 10 a.m., and were from thence marched to the drill ground, where they were reviewed by the inspecting officer for ...

... THE REVIEW. The arrival of the Sultan and Viceroy was first made known by a flash of flame and a mass of smoke darted with violence from the side of the Victoria and then gradually rolled out upon the ocean till it died away. Then, almost before the report ...

... THE REVIEW The anvaal review of the 3rd Battalion, 8.W.B., took place at the Camp (Siweh) on ing last in the presence of a large namber of among being :-—Mrs head and party ; Mrs and Misses de Winton — 'ynyeae) and party; Mr, Mrs, and Miss J. Mt jorgan ...

... REVIEWS Cassell Mogez‘no for December been much less affected by the most of our monthlies. It and scientific ite usual variety of attractive papers on use! and gives a graphic Janeiro. “Very Odd” is like itself, and Kate Kirby is almost ¢ The ly its ...

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... REVIEWS. — et OREADES, And other Poems, in Latin Verse; B y Jous thus headed, if it The small of has not been privately print ed, has, to the best of our ef, been privately distributed. If, under these it does not seem directly to we are of opinien that ...

... THE EVIEW The recent review by her Majesty on the Horse Guards Parade of a large portion of the trocps who were in the was a brilliant suc- cess, The previous night had given promise of a fine day, the sky being clear, very low, 15 of frost. The morning ...

... A REVIEW. Mr E. Cambride Phillips has been will advised in republishing iu an enlarged and revised form the list of the birds of Breconshire, first printed by him some seventeen years since for private circulation. In their present attractive shape these ...

... THE GRAND REVIEW. The military review in Hyde•park to be held by her Majesty on an early day in July, is likely to be the grandest affair of the kind witnessed in London for many years. All the troops that can be conveniently massed together will be assembled ...

... REVIEW BY THE QUEEN. lier Majesty, accompanied by the Orown Prisms@ of l'russia and Princess llsirice, has reviewed Ilse troops of the Aldershot division. on the wade vomit of the North Camp. Tne total strength of the garrison musters 16,000 strong. All ...

... SERIAL REVIEW | monthly from Messrs. Cassell, Petter and Galpin, never fails | to bring with it a goodly store of entertainment. Cassell s Magazine, for | an excellent article about “Strikes,” by | Professor Levi, F.S.A., which ought to be care- | third ...