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... Review OF “Review of Re- January, 1890, be began the he has views” with an original programme, which most thoroughly carried out. Its up-to-date maps, portraits, pictures, and foreign comic cartoons are alone worth its price, not reckoning the reviews ...
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... U REVIEW OF REVIEWS; f Ine Fortnightly caters well for the public taste in the current number. lie Rennes Verdict and the Dreyfus Case is the subject of intelligent treatment by an English officer. Strangely enough, the author attempts to prove ...
... OF THE REVIEW' REVIEWED. To the Editor of the Bradford Review. but very seldom that I see one of your papers now a days, but your last Saturday's number lent me by a neighbour. So when took it home I said to my wife I have t' Bradford Review here, I ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS FOR NOVEMBER. The new number of the of Ileetieles parries evidence on many of its pages that the editor ham been visiting Russia again, lie has been making a two inontho' tour of the European capitals, but halt the time he has spent ...
... was oud errs | Vee ee nd ;” whore “ Wentworth rrespondence ” ca ster 5 to obtain great popularity. in ;” A REVIEWER REVIEWED. h one We have received a series of letters f r and Richard Holmes and his friends compla our criticism upon his recently blis ...
... THE REVIEW. Wenlock, the vice-lieutenant of the End Riding (in the uniform of the Lieut.-col of the 'Yorkshire Hussars). then gave the signal for the commencement of the review. The ranks were opened, and officers and men saluted. The inspecting officer ...
... REVIEWS. FOURTH NOTICE. Blackwood's Magazine.—The premier position is this month accorded the final instalment of a series of articles, entitled Current Influences on Foreign Politics. Outidanoa naturally receives farther attention for being content ...