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... REVIEW. We have received a copy of Mr Isaao Pitmans' new and enlarged edition of his manual of phono- graphy. The book has been entirely recast, and has been compiled with great care; and over one thou* sand copies were sent out in proof to expert phono- ...
... THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE THUNDERER. The Saturday Review says:—It having been ascertained that the explosion on board the Thunderer was the result of excessive pressure on the boiler, caused by two safety valves being stuck, and the stop.valve being ...
... Deceased, who was in his 53rd year, was a native of Liverpool and a weli- known newspaper and critical wriber. He was on the reviewing staffs of the Spectator, Academy, and Dailg Chronicle, and fi'-quvnciy contributed to other publications, including the World ...
... not excel, those witnessed first in 1867, when thero was a naval review in honour of the late Sultan Abdul Aziz, and acain six years later, when the Shah of Persia was a spectator of a review of ironclads. Yesterday's proceedings were unforttmateiy shorn ...
... REVIEWS OF PUBLICATIONS. THE WELSH REVIEW (6d.)—The February number of the Welsh Review, if somewhat slight, is still most interesting and readable. The Sin of Ananias and Sapphira, by Mr. W. T. Stead, is written in the fierce, shrieking journalese which ...
... THE RUMOURED RETIREMENT OF MR SULLIVAN, Ai. p. The statement of the Whitehall Review that Mr A. M. Sullivan is about to resign his seat in Parliament has nc foundation beyond the fact that at the close of last yeai that hon. gentleman informed the Louth ...
... REVIEWS OF BOOKS. The Soldia and the Monk is a charming volume, it is not at all a conventional book, it contains a number of stories which occupy some 370 pages, and to these are added a history of The Monastery of San Marco, making another hundred ...
... gold and 24 shillings. He was about to board a train for King's Cross, London, when apprehended.—The Stipendiary, having reviewed the evidence given at a previous hearing, considered that there was no hope of a jury convicting on it, and ordered the discharge ...
... SIR JOHN GORST AND THE EDUCATION PROBLEM, Sir John Gorsc, in the October number of the North American Review, treating of the prospects of education, declares that an attempt to place an arbitrary limit on the cost of education is as absurd as to place ...
... case, it will be found that the latter gentleman, in Good Words for January, ha3 angled to some purpose. —Ed in burgh Daily Review. ...
... REVIEWS OF BOOKS. « Th Soldier (Old the Monk' is i:1 charming volume, it is not at all a conventional book, it contains a number of stories occupy some 370 and to these are added a history of The Monastery of San Marco, making allotlter lum.lreil. ...
... 108; and Dr. Maxsham, Warden of Merton, 758. 1859—The submarine telegraph was completed between England and Denmark. 1880—Review by the Queen in Windsor Great Park of 11,000 Regular troops. 1887—The Crimes Bill was read a second time in the Lords. ...