... THE REVIEW REVIEWS: The new monthly of Revim* is owned by Mr. Neanes, the proprietor TU-PU«, and, all the world now is eaited by Mr. Stead. ...

... REVIEWS. Ter. (Leaden: Cos, Field oflice).—This nodal and popuier sand is larger than ever. Last year (as Mr David Ilse* the editor, points out In the prise) dens& were given of 1,7d0 clubs; new se Mem MN Sr. Included in the AD delneenliss with regard ...

... REVIEWS. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE reaches its I,oooth issue in February, and is going to celebrate the occasion by & double number. In it the Nodes will be revived, and among the contributors yrill be Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Maurice Hewlett, who ...

... REVIEWS. WILSON'S LADTIS . (3d.), January No. —Enough cannot be said in appreciation of the fashions in this issue, every possible want for the most extravagant or fastidious of wearess at this season being forestalled with admhsble Two cut out paper ...

... REVIEWS. Iranaoan's Msoszots.—(The ?Widen Magazine Co., Temple Chambers Embankmest, London, E.C.)— This is the first a/ • megazine devoted to British and its sub-title indicates rooted of industrial progress. If amehere .goal this issue, is assured of ...

... REVIEWS. AININIIIIMMAL MINIM'. AJD MAIM Em.. ihman, umo.—Tb. velar el has jab lesalssemid. lastymar's hash bad a lassessa sealsis. as the is an begansmad lb alika in literary stabab, Maisalleas, paper, and yobbos, issmad S. he abb. MO a swami beless ...

... REVIEWS. Wntasoa Mamma (Ward,Look, and Co., Leedom). —Two of the most istsratleg masks is September The to Cake Railway, by W. T. Stead sod Ewes great Grew, by Mr. as el as issediesil messum :Me lapel of km the _- of payassliess anis by Jobe Hester ...

... REVIEWS. MLAMWOOD . II MAGAZINZ (WilliSM Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—Charles Whibley, in The Library of an Old Seholar,gives an account of the library which William Drummond, of Hawthornden,lbequeathed toEdinburgh University& library ...

... REVIEWS. RED Lios Cuaiarius Norszaa.—We have received the Christmas numbers of SCUMS, Snapshots, Nuggets, The Garland, Comic Life, The Weekly Budget, They are all good alike, and will provide many a half hour's real amusement. CiIIUSTMAI (Canal ...

... REVIEWS. BLACXWOOD'IMAMIXIME.—(London and Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons).—Tbe August number of The Maga is strong in every respect. Th. Loss of Mosbi is an interesting piece of African history; and another article, In Chains, by Hugh Clifford ...

... REVIEWS. MAGAZIN' (Henrietta-street, London). — The June number of this magazine is in no way inferior to any of the previous numbers. It contains a large collection of bright and attractive stories and article*, all profusely illustrated. Amongst the ...

... REVIEWS. BLACKWOOD'S MAOAZDeI (Ma= Blackwood and Sous, Loudon and Edinbusgb).—The • • f or October is interesting th e t,. J Conrad contribntes the opening aoi Loot m, • sketch, written in the tsruisiml Some of the principal el London are written ; ...