... REVIEWS. THE DECEMBER MAGAZINES. Owing to the extreme pressure which has been canted by the death of Mr. Roebaok and otber affars, we are obliged to curtail and defer our notices of number of the leading magazines. The Nineteenth Century is a very good ...

... REVIEWS. Helping W rds {Great Thoughts Office, Hutton. . eat), gives a biographical sketch of Mackay of ganda, ai d it is the story of the life of a devoted cessionary. O.bor contributions go to make up tL - usually interesting number. The En ush Illcstra ...

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... REVIEWS. Da QUI1N4cx.-(Macmillan and Co.)-This is another of the volumes which Messrs Macmillan are devoting to English Men of Letters, under the editorship of Mr, John Morley. The writer of the present book is Mr David Masson, and he has woven together ...

... Reviews : “The information therein conveyed is really essential to those who contemplate marriage.— Record. “It contains precisely the information too often studiously kept from the young ami thoughtless. However, the knowledge must come some lime, and ...

... REVIEWS. MESSRS CASSELL'S PUBLICATIONS. A very striking, engraving, 'The Mid-day Rest,' heads the Ma'gazine of Art for March. The picture, which is from a painting by G. F Watts, R.A., shows a' brewer's team resting on the road, the horses being splendidly ...

... REVIEWS. Henry Irving. Mr Edwin Drew's forthcoming vc!u**ie will be entitled ' Hnnry Irving, on and off the StBge,' No. 1, * Irving's Elocution,' was at first announced, and be more comprehensive than was originally intended. The Graphic Wedding Number ...

... REVIEW S§&. MAGAZINES FOR MAY. Tse WNmereente — Another “‘ Modern Symposium” takes the leading place being, month, the question more just than that of the igher Lord Arthur ay Holton, Mr. Grant Daff, and whe pe Ae ey sy seem fairly unani- arrive at. The ...

... REVIEWS. THE CHURCHMAN. Monthly Magazine, conducted Clergymen and Laymen of the Church England. (London: Elliot Stock, 62, Pater- I row.) —The appearance of magazine, supported by names such as Garbett, Hoare, Ryle, and many others, of which the Church ...

... REVIEWS. Blackwood's Edinbcbgh Magazine,—(London aod Edinburgh: William Blackwood and **ona.) — The recent opening of the Karan River and Kum so trade has offered Colonel Bell, V.0., RE,, opportunity of relating his experiences in that part of Persia ...

... REVIEWS. History o? Ireland (People's Popular Edition), by T. D'Arcy M'Gee. — Messrs Cameron and Ferguson, of Glasgow, have just published a cheap edition of this interesting narrative his- tory of Ireland, which covers Irish events from the earliest ...

... REVIEWS. HISTORIC NOTICES * Mr. book Oehorves, will obtain, tbe u ...