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... REVIEW. THE RED DRAGON (new Welsh National Song): Under the above title a taking song has been com- posed and written hy Mr E. Williams B. Nicholson, M.A., with Welsh translation by Watcyn Wynn, the pianoforte accompaniment being by Sir Joseph Stainar ...
... REVIEWS. THE STBAND MAGAZINE.—Despite the many publications of a siuiliar nature with which the magazine market is now inundated, the Strand Magazine has still no rival to outrun it in popular favour. The April number is in every respect an excellent ...
... are quite worthy suncessoss of the ones in the former volume, and will beer perusal again and again. Unlike the review we hare just reviewed above, tbeae sermons are for all, catholiV, broad, and eloquent. To choose where all alike are encellent is somewhat ...
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... REVIEWS. ABOUNED THE COAST.—We have received fie first number of this latest addition to the Newnes publications. It is a portfolio of superbly finished views of well known watering places and holiday resorts on the coast of Great Britain, and depicts ...
... REVIEW. THE COMPLETE BIBLE COMMEKTABY We have been favoured with the first part of a cheap sixpenny edition, which is to be issued in 36 parts by Messrs Cagsell & Co., of The Complete Bible Com- mentary, edited by Dr. Ellicot, the Bishop of Gloucester ...
... REVIEWS. CA?ELL's SATURDAY JouBNAL for May, displays all the variety and arrangement of interesting reading matter which has gained for this old established journal so general a reputation, The aerLd Story Forbidden by Law is continued, and also Through ...
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... REVIEW. MEMOIR OF EDWIN BAINSBRIDGE (by his old schoolfellow, T. Darlington, St John's College, Cambridge, with preface by the Rev. W. F. Moulton, D.D.)—This volume is as the title indicates a memoir of a christain young gentleman who met with his death ...
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... REVIEW. ST. THOMAS'S HYMN TUNES, &c., by F. Wrigley, Organist.—(Journal Office, Rhyl.) This work, although of small dimensions, and meagre contents, comprising eleven Hymn Tunes, three Chants, and a Thanks for the Gospel, presents a formidable array ...
... REVIEW. CASSELL'S PUBLICATIONS. The monthly series of publications of Messrs Cassell & Co., are this month even more attractive and interesting than ever, if that be possible. This is particularly so with Cassell's Saturday Journal which bristles with ...