... THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. Tax Contemporary Review for June opens with two papers on Ireland, advocating Home Rule. Both writers, Mr Finch and Mr O'N. Daunt, in their review of Irish history, show the strong side of their cause ; but when they come to ...

... THE BIOGRAPH AND REVIEW. A. RICORD of the lives of eminent men has in all ages proved interesting reading, and has always been eagerly sought after, more especially when the subject of a memoir has risen from a comparatively humble position by his own ...

... THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. Lrcc the Scottish R e rim the Contemporary is also for the moat part political in its complexion this month. Dr. Freemen opens with Some Aspects of Hnme Rule .' and is followed by Professor Dicey, on Ireland and Victoria;' ...

... THE SCOTTISH REVIEW. Paisley and Lowden: Alexander rather time general readers will be interested in the of the Sc tishallinh &rice for April. Heraldry Foreign, by H. Gough, will appeal to one clam Dr. J. Bodice's paper on The Anthropological History ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW. Tun Royal review ore Seture lay in St James' Park, London, proved in all reaped' a brilliant sumer. The more* opened dull and beim bet by aooa the weather bad cleared up, and the day, they. cold and raw, remained fine. With the exception ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISHCORNTRADE Prong*. stark Lame Express.) wheat has now advanced 2d per qr beyond the October average. This is an altogether esoeptional event—in fact, nothing like it him ne. cured since 10+41, when there was a 2. tire. and Is7o when ...

... CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. Tits Con , erephyl , ey Reriete for May closes with one of it. informing papers on the question of the hJur—Home Rale in Treland. When this question is finally settled, the Coo fe,,,potoey may fairly claim credit for haring done more ...

... THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. The Conlemporory Reeieto begins the New Year with an excellent number. Herbert Spencer open. with a corrected report of the conversation he had with a friendly Ameriean, and the speech he delivered previpus to his leaving the ...

... CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. Not for a long time has the Contemporary Rwieto offered to its readers more attractive or weighty articles of immediate public interest. It opens with a paper on the Eastern • Question, by that well-informed contributor, An Eastern ...

... THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW FOR DECEMBER. ONI of the most readable articles in the December issue of the Contemporary Review is headed Early Christianity and Class-Influence. The ordinary reader• of the Acts of the Apostles can ford little idea of the forces ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (Proms the Nark LOW &press.) • Noricum, with it. dull, dark, and dreary weather, has time far lessened the chance of completing the &aroma sowings of wheat on clay soils. During the post week a considerable amount of ...

... The Contemporary Review. The Day of Rant. 'papers is the Contemporary Review for March of most immediate interest are, The Jewish Question in Germany, by Charles Grant; a highly suggestive paper on The future of India, by Herbert Taylor ; and s paper ...