... I THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED (From the London Review.) Our highly-instructed contemporary, the Saturday Re- view, after having devoted no less than four elaooiate articles to the unqualified glorification of Mr. Kinglake* M History of the Crimean War, has ...

... ?? — — -— — ' ' The Kennel Review. The Christmas number ' of The Kennel Review contains a series ef articles for the past year on the various breeds of dogs, by writers specially acquainted with the questions with which they deal, and many other ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The following memorandum respecting the volunteer review at Brighton was issued from the War-office yesterday : — The Secretary of State for War has approved of a review of volunteers taking place at Brighton on Easter Monday ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. m Yesterday morning the Duke of Connaught reviewed nearly i.,000 of the troops at Aldershot, the force assem- bled comprising three batteries of Horse and four of Field Artillery, about 700 Royal Engineers, 12 Infantry bat- talions ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. A Portsmouth Correspondent telegraphing last night says that everything was then ready for to-day's grand Naval Review. The last of the men-of-war had taken up its allotted anchorage, and the immense fleet of vessels rode at anchor off ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. *. The following letter was addressed by the late ! Field-Marshal Sir John Burgoyne to General Sir Hope Grant in support of his remarks upon the Volunteer Review at Brighton last year :— 5, Pembridge- square, Bayswater, London, May ...

... THE EOYAL REVIEW. We are requested to state that the gates of St. James's Park will be closed for carriage traffic at 10 a.m. to-morrow. The number of applications received daily at the Colonial-office for tickets for the review is so numerous that it ...

... REVIEW AT WOOL IVICS. — — «. The Duke of Cambridge visited Woolwich yesterday, and held a review of the troops quartered iv the garrison. The Duke arrived by special train at the Arsenal Sty.ion bt half-past ten o'clock, accompanied by Lord Napier of ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. to the editor of the morning post. Sir, — In connection with the curious phenomena known as Barisal Guns,'' and also with several earthquake problems, it is important to determine the distance to which the firing of heavy guns can ...

... THE EOYAL REVIEW. LATEST ARRANGEMENTS, The Queen and Princess Beatrice, attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the suite, will leave Windsor Castle shortly after ten o'clock this morn- ing for London in order to review the troops on the Horse Guards ...

... THE EASTER REVIEW. In view of the approach of the Easter Review at Dover several corps have already applied for barrack accommoda- tion. Great interest is being manifested by the inhabitants of Dover, and the mayor has announced his intention of calling ...

... REVIEWS FOR OCTOBER I The Nineteenth Century opens with a sonnet by Mr. Swinburne, After the Verdict — September, 1899. France, he writes : Lies yet not wholly vile who stood so great. Sees yet not all her praise of old outworn, Nor yet is all her ...