... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Mr Stead's excellent periodical for this month pays special attention to the Welsh magazines. The New Round Table, in the Westminster Review, dealing with the subject of Home Rale for Wales, is also referred to, and it is remarked ...

... REVIEWING A iREVIEWEI. We said, replying to a correspondent a week orfso ago, that Mr. GLAJs'ToNE'S adverse review of Dr. JUNBAR INfRAM'S History of the Legislative Union Between Great Britain and Jireland wra about as muoh of an answer to that book ...

... THE WELSH REVIEW REVIEWED. Having already announced the appearance of this new review, and promised to refer to it somewhat in detail on a future occasion, we now redeem our pledge. We feel bound to state that the articles are as a rule lively, in excellent ...

... REVIEWS GOOD THINGS.—This is the title of an admirable little book, published by Messrs. Goodall. Back- house, and Co.,White Horse-street, Leeds. The book is full of hints on the c, dng of all sorts of dishes. Anyone sending a penny stamp to the above ...

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... REVIEW. THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF GOD. By James S. Candlisb, D.D.. Professor of Systematic Theology in the Free Church College, Glaow. Edinburgh T. and T. Clark, 33, George- street. Is bd. This is an age of handbooks. Tbe desire for knowledge on all subjects ...

... REVIEWS. JOHN BULL AND CO. by Max O'Rell.— (Frederick Warne and Co.).—Max O'Rell ie, at all times readable, and his latest book, John Bull and Co., the Great Colonial Branches of the Firm, will no doubt do much in the way of maintaining his reputation ...

... REVIEWS. Tht-t CONTEMPORARY ReviKW f this month contains an excetleut article, entitled Egypt, Europe, and .\11' l.H:>.dt., me, t1',)11I t)e pen OI, JV!r Henry Duncktey. It gives a resume of the whole case from the commenceitient, showing clearly how ...

... REVIEWS. GOTHIC STCNEWORK* (Lnuon Messrs. Cassell, Petter, and Galpin) is a useful nnual of the history and prin ciples of Church architedire, which is all the more valu- able in these days of Goii'- revival, as it enters at some length into the definitio ...

... REVIEWS. Poems and Ballads for Penny Readings, by Agra (London Wyman and Sons). We are sorry that we cannot compliment Agra highly on this experiment. Surely the heavenly Muse ha not requited his devotions. As a specimen of his own verse we quote one ...

... REVIEWS. The July *Cosmopolitan will mark the most radical step ever taken in periodical literature. With that issue the magazine, unchanged in form, in fact, one of the best numbers of the Cosmo- politan ever issued, will be put on sale at twelve and ...

... REVIEWS. The public questions of the day have lately been 80 exciting as to throw into the shade the magazines and Berials which sbjno so conspicu- ously in quiet times. The periodicals, too, it must be admitted, have now and then their dull day. Still ...