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... REVIEW oF REVIEWS. THERE are features in the REVIEW OF REVIEWS lust issued that give it a special interest. The recent serious illness of Rudyard Kipling has suggested the character sketch. Mr Stead has never met with that now celebrated author, but, ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. THE assassination of the Empress of Austria by an Italian lends interest to An Impeachment of Modern Italy, by Oujda, in The Review of Reviews just issued. The paper was written at the request of Mr Stead when bread riots ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS for November is up-to-date in foreign affairs. Mr Stead has been making a two months' tour in foreign capitals, spending half of the time in Russia. And so we have a review of the foreign situation ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. APART from an admirable digest of magazines —British and American—in the REVIEW OF REVIEW 3, there are the up-to-date articles. Prominent this month is a paper entitled Cromwell and the National Church,' in which Mr Stead, after defining ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS, As was to be expected, the death of Prince Bismarck would suggest to Mr Stead making the great man's career the character sketch for the month. And what he does say, although there are few details of his work, is singularly interesting ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS, MR STEAD, in the new issue of the REVIEW OF REVIEWS, returns to his attack on Mr Chamberlain and the South Africa Commission. When a Committee and Parliament contrive to hush up discreditable proceedings, it is well that the press ...
... THE REVIEWER'S REVIEW, contempories the 'Standard' and 'Ayrshire Express,' the latter of which devotes some portion of its sheet to Kilmarnock news, were at one last Saturday in condemning the action of the shareholders in opposing the laying of new pipes ...
... THE REVIEW. The Review took place in the Racecourse on Tuesday forenoon. The morning being beautiful large numbers of gay country belles, and other relatives of our gallant yeomen, were induced to visit Ayr, and, along with a considerable body of townspePle ...
... THE REVIEW. The regiment was reviewed on the Ra e Course on Tuesday, by Colonel Roche, Inspec :or of the Reserved Forces in Scotland. The weather being fine, there was a grand display of rural and urban beauty arranged in brilliant summer finery—the grand ...
... REVIEWS. MACMILLAN'S MAGAZINE FOR APRIL. Cambridge and London : 31.tcmiLLEIN & Co. Macmillan's Magazine, it is said, has reached the large circulation of fifteen thousand copies monthly. We are not surprised at this. Like all magazines it has its good ...
... REVIEWS• CASSELLS' PUBLICATIONS:—FAMILY PAPER —FA MILT ILLUSTRATED BlBLE—and IL. LUSTRATED HISTORY OF ENGLAND. CASSELLS publications have reached us. The leading tale in the Family Paper—Meghorn, or the one error, we do not find so interesting as some ...
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