... THE REVIEW. The time-worn adage that man proposes and Providence disposes received another exemplification in what may almost be called the intended naval review in honour of the Sultan, on Wednesday. There was a fleet of men-of-war such as has never ...

... REVIEWS. THE STRAND MAGAZINE —The February number of this bright little petiodical is quite up to the average in intereA. It opens with a rather weird iale of the Itiquisit4m; then follows a very intetestiu Illustrated Interview, the subject being Sir ...

... articles and serials in the magazine are fell of interest to the intellectual reader. THE REVIEW. —We have received the February and March numbers of this Review. In the February number Mr Stead outdoes himself in the plainness of his speech anent Sir ...

... REVIEWS BARB! AND JOAN. story is essentially one which all women we mad with avidity.—Seeisty. A better novel than this we have not had unde r our notioe for a considerable period; it abounds in Vigorous writing, and every chapter has something which ...

... REVIEWS. THE QUIVER (JUNE)—CAssELL AND CO., LONDON (6o.).—This bright monthly continues to maintain its hi*h standard of literary efficiency. It is didactic, and even homiletic, without being tedious, and few magazines can compare with it in its adaptation ...

... REVIEWS. MY MOUNTAIN liome..—This is the title of a song, the words of which are composed by J. C. Manning. and the music by Charles D'Ace. It is dedicated by permission to Madame Patti-Nicolini. The words are sweet, and the music pretty and lively ...

... THE REVIEW. The whole body of Volunteers having arrived upon the ground, a very large assemblage of spectators also took up their position. A tall flagstaff, with a plain flag ran up to the top, marked the post of the reviewing officer, Col. Sir Edward ...

... REVIEWS. THE LADY'S COMPANION (published at one penny, by R. S. Cartwright, 8, Johnson's-court, Fleetstreet, London, RC).—The new ladies' paper just published is not only interesting to ladies, but should be exceedingly useful and profitable. The stories ...

... REVIEW. CANETION GWYROSYDD (Llyfr ail). The popular author of Beth ddaeth o'r amen, 'Gwyrosydd' to wit, is once more to the fore — before thel reading world. This time he appears from the busy press of Cwtnavon, and in front of the book-cover and title ...

... REVIEW. THE RED DR/60 , 1.—The August number of this popular shows so sign of decay; on the contrary, it is one of the best numbers that have appeared. The Rector of Merthyr contributes an article, written in his fearless and forcible language, on the ...

... REVIEWS. Les (published by Hughes & Son).—The April number of the National Magazine fully maintains the high standard of excellence attained by the earlier numbers, and is thoroughly readable throughout. Our old terror the Canwyll Corff and some other ...

... REVIEWS. lag MTaranY is a new book published by author, ditties I.ltuatone, at terrace, Edinburgh. ler an able production is almost amongst even those who hiMitually Irmo the details of the Gospel at Chris.. is nothing in the book so consplcuous than ...