... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. A sign of the times is the large amount of space given in the reviews to the Labour question, articles on which are quoted in this month's Beriew of Reviews from all quarters. In other columns in this paper are selections from the ...

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... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS _ full of good gleanings from rich fields. ..iiiiracter sketch deals this mouth with Lord l'abiuct. Ono feature is especially iu this smart literary omnibus—the with N 1 htch its pictures are reproduced. e,:ruous which the Review ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEWER REVIEWED. I The reviewer# of books ara but human. They . hare their faults well a* their virtues. article in Blackwood has started the Westminster Gazette on a quest for the virtues, to which several leading critic# have testified. It admitted ...

... considerable argument for his own side. Among the leading articles from the Reviews, a sequel is given to the Story of Dreyfus which appeared in laat month's Review of Reviews,' several of the. leading monthlies being laid under contribution. Perhaps ...

... Review Reviews.” Stead and But Alfred Milne* Pall Mall Ha.ettf Davs.— Wo both flung selves into task of remodelling this Pall Mall with great glee Milner, although more sedate entered thoroughly into fun of the thing What larks 1” would frequently exclaim ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for April has as its leading features a Character Sketch of “ Rudyard Kipling as the Banjo-Bard of the Empire;” a description of the recent series of Conferences on the subject of Old Age Pensions; a full report ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS, The Review of Reviews for Jaly, as might be ex- ‘ peoted, 18 largely devoted to chronioling and commenting upon the Jubilee, whioh Mr Stead | declares was in Imperial and National life exactly anslogous to a familiar phenomeaon of a ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS Among tlie more intemting of tbo illutlraliona of th« September number the Hkvikvv Reviews Ere the frentiepiece, representing the Kaiser and Taw at the military manoeuvres in Ruaiia, the portraits and view* of Sir Isaac Holden and ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review Rereiw tor October contains its loading feature an article upon Richard Croket and Greater New York, which is very timely at this moment when every newspaper contains telegrams concerning the greatest election of the ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS With this month's rusher, this over interesting magazine enters on ite second year. and third ' volume, and so well has the venture succeeded that this month an Amerimi )alive has been opened in New York, with an American Editor ...