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... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. W. T. Stead's new publication, named as above, an advanced copy which ha* been sent u*, bears the stamp of boin journalist. Periodical re views have heretofore con fined their criticisms for tbe most putt to contemporary books ...
... REVIEWING AND REVIEWERS. OPINIONS OF EMINENT NOVELISTS. The Westminster Gazette gives the opinions of several eminent novelists on the subject of reviewers. Among them are the following letters : HALL CAINE ON LOG-ROLLERS. L No doubt there is some log-rolling ...
... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. IT requires no Mums to constitute a critic; and an unfavourable criticism is very easily manufactured. Whin ono is in the humour, it Lao much more natural to detect a blemish than to discover a beauty, so much more may to reveal ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The People's Friend’ is a popular magazine that baa for its object the moral and social improvement lb« people ■ ...
... too, the Edinburgh Review demonstrated that young Byron was a_ titled “spooney,” who ought to eschew print for ever ; but it ought to be borne in mind that the Edinburgh Reviewer was a man of wit, which the critic of the Saturday Review certainly is not ...
... FREE COPIES OF THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The following announoement appears in the June number of the Review of Reviews:— The great sueoess which has attended the publication of the Renew of Review « enables me offer supply it free all those ...
... 44 TilK REVIEW REVIEWS. Mr STEAD'S new monthly seenss to be making place for itself, and judging by the March number, which lies before us, it heartily deserves success. The first eleven pages contain. under the heading 44 The Progress of the World, ...
... THE LORDS AND COMMONS REVIEWING THE REVIEW. Lords and Commons are both loud in their complaints of the management of affairs at the naval review. They en«ountered disasters of every description. The train that conveyed the Lords broke down ; the fires ...
... REVIEWS Tat SCIENCE OF LIFE. By Professor7J. Amin& THOMSON. Victorian Era Series._,.. Price 2e 6d London : Blackie & Son. At the present time, when the last word of the century has probably been pronounced on the great questions of Biological Science ...
... REVIEW. CAME PRESERVATION. well known and public spirited Aberdonian did remarkably good thing at recent meeting in Aberdeen of the Govern ora of Gordon’s Hospital. That is Charity School owning a considerable extent of landed property and Mr Barclay ...
... REVIEWS. Points oN KAIIKIND AND NATVAZ, by GZORDI COLBUAN. Machina & Sono, Glasgow and London. We have received a volume of poems from Mr G. Colboro, whose name is familiar to our readers as a frequent contributor to these columns. Mr Colburn @weeps nature ...
... THE REVIEW. Shortly after three o’clock, all the volunteers, to about the number of 1000, had assembled at the ground—a spacious level running north and south to the extent of nearly a mile and a half. Just the corps had been formed into line, the Earl ...