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... REVIEWS. THE INDIES' TREASURY. London Ward and Lock, Fleet atreet.-This magazine contains several excellent illustrations and some unusually interesting matter, particularly in- structive to those for whom the magazine is designed. THB BRISTOL MAGAZIXB ...
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... REVIEWS. The Queen.—Purchasers of the Christmas aaai- ber of The Qttun will certainly gat fteaAy for SMr money, for in addition to the exoeUeaoe ef reading matter, comprising m it does a affed complete novel, there are two beautiful culemad engravings ...
... REVIEWS. EXETER HALL: An illustrated Monthly Magazine of Sacred Music, No. 1.—London Metzler & Co., and George Routledge and Sons. If the supply be any indication, the demand for musical magazines is becoming greater. The past few months have seen two ...
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... REVIEWS. THE MACAZINES FOR THE MONTH. The Century Magazine.—One of the most intcro-t- ing features of this month's Century is the illustrated article on The last days of Louis i XVI, and Marie Autornette, Bret Harte's little poem Lines to a. portrait ...
... REVIEW. CONVICTS BY A PRACTICAL HAND. A series of small books, under the title of Odds and Ends, by Messrs. Edmoston and Douglas. The series comprises sketches both grave and humorous, written in a popular stvle. The second one which is now before us ...
... REVIEWS. CALENDAR FOR 18G9.—Elegantly printed, in colours and gold, on a glazed card, the Calendar published by Messrs. Lewis and Williams, of Duke-street, will be found both useful and ornamental throughout the year of grace 1869. THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE ...
... REVIEWS. We have received for review a copy of Mr. Astle's III WifraJed Report of the IworjKtraJion Inquiry. It may 'oe had for 2s. 6d., and contains over 100 pages of solid matter, and a brief summary of the informal meeting at Trebarris. The work is ...
... REVIEWS. CHILPEBIT o. SILENCE.—Under this head a little work has been published, containing a very interesting story of a deaf and dUQlb child, whose parents reside in Haver- fordwest. and who had for some time been an inmate ot the Deaf and Dumb Asylum ...
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