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... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. Previously to entering an examination of the critical writingsofMr. F.J. Palgrave, withaviewtoascertainhufitneu for the office has assumed, and, if necessary, to correct j any wrong tendencies his dicta may have, we cannot refrain ...
... and Leigh et-he has gene nck to the tine when they first cas their pearls of thou-ght before the reviewers in order to show ns in what fashionr the reviewes turned ?? to rend them. In a generous efiort to find some cause other-than jealousy of great rivals ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. the Kevibw of Reviews for May there are three articles which will probably challenge discussion and provoke considerable controversy. The first, entitled “Cromwell and the National Chateb,'’is alarmal and emphatic manifesto declatlog ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Tbe January number of the Renew of Reviews opens with half-a-dozen pages devoted to the paintings of Verestchagio, tbe great Russian painter, whose exhibition has just opened in London. Verestehagic himself is tbe subject of tbe ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS, ' Tub Review of Reviews lot September has its frontispiece an original portrait of Captaio Dreyfus at Rennes, with hie eonnsel, Mnitre Demange, immediately behind, him. The Character Sketeh, which contains reduced factimite of the ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Thb Bsnnw Rbtibws tor Fobraary has as ranUspicoo tbs new Leader the Liberal Party _Kr H. Campbell-Bannerman, In tho Progreso of the World Mr deals with tbs events of the Bsnth, and, is natanl, fans great lot to asy od the prospects ...
... JABEZ AND THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. ME. STEAD FINED Queen's Bench Division. ft before Justices Wills and * e ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” Mr Stead is about to leave the editorial chair of the Pnfl Mali Gazette, having conceived the idea monthly publication to called 7'he Jievtnc of Reviews. The object of the new paper is nothing more or less than furnishing the Englishp ...
... REVIEWS. Magazine—London: Smith, Elder, and Co. The most important feature in the June is that the two serial steries, Mrs. Curgenveu Curgenven, and The Countess Radma, both come to an end. scarcely think that either will epoch making amongst novels ...
... REVIEW LANCASHIRE COUNTY CRICKET. The season just concluded, although, perhaps, not so exciting some of its predecessors, has still had many items in proauctire of great interest. When the programme was originally issued it contained sixteen matches with ...
... REVIEWS. tea Chtttukt. C. Paul and Co., London. Under the existing circnmstances of public excttenent on the subject, Sir Frere's paper on the Fransraal will generally considered the most contribution the current month's Nineteenth Century, Whatever may ...
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