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... REVIEW. Bedd Gelert Its facts, fairies, and folklore, by the Rev. D. E. Jenkins, Portmadoc, with trans- lations of poetry by the Rev. H. Elvet Lewis, London, and an introduction by Principal Joha Rhys, M.A., D.D., Oxford. Portmadoc Pub- lished by Mr Llewellyn ...
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... REVIEWS. THE EDUCATIONAL YEAH-BOOK for 1879.-Cas- sell, Petter, and Galpin Londor, Pans, and By6 tlj publication of the Educational Year- book, Messrs Cassell, Petter, and Galpm have filled up a void that has long been felt by those Interested in Education ...
... REVIEW. ST. PAUL'S. — This high-class illustrated journal is maintaining the standard of excellence that has marked it as one of the best productions of its kind. The current number contains a I number of most readable articles, and the illus- trations ...
... REVIEWS AN UN DEUGRADUATS'STRIP TO ITALY AND ATTICA, by J. L. Thomas (J. Thornton, High-street, Oxford also of the author, Cwmamman, Car- marthenshire). Italy and Attica have always been favourable places with many of those who have visited the Continent ...
... REVIEWS. UUDMI SUSPICION. By Edith Stowe. London T. Fisher Uowio, The scene of this story is laid in a Welsh mining village, Aberyarrow, and the author, in addition to uo mean ability ae a writer of fiction, is evidently acquainted with the life and the ...
... 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. THE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE con- tinues to improve. SjThe August number opens with some Ruskin Letters, which will not only be read with interest by lovers of art, but by all who delight in perusing some original writings. The Romance of ...
... REVIEWS. MARY BrrTLESTONE, by William Jones. Manchester, John Heywood. This is evidently the first appearance in a work of fiction of a youthful amateur. He is a good' observer of rural lite among the humbler classes, but his knowledge of the world aad ...
... REVIEWS. Under the title Stammering, Its Nature and Treatment, Emile Beliuke has published an essay, which he recently read before the South Wales Branchof the British Medical Association. The author has made vocal physiology a special study, and in ...
... REVIEWS THE NEW NAME AND OTHER SERMONS By the Rev. David Davies, Weston-super-Mare. (Yates and Alexander.) Of making many books there is no end. This would seem to be emphatically true of the publi- cation of sermons. The homiletical literature of the ...