... REVIEW OF REVIEW& ' The etf for Much 15 haa knits • character sketei, the Rev. Charles Medd, m Spiritus and • article to the rturn et Genssal Booth. the usual notes on the Pro. gnus of lb. World. and reproductions is miniature of Tho Caricatures ...

... REVIEWS. REVIEWS. TREATISE ON FEVER. By Robert D. Lyons. (Continued from page 640.) Oub author’s remarks on the use of wine in fever are judicious and to the point. In hospital practice, it trill be allowed, it rarely happens that wine disagrees. The ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. the Kevibw of Reviews for May there are three articles which will probably challenge discussion and provoke considerable controversy. The first, entitled “Cromwell and the National Chateb,'’is alarmal and emphatic manifesto declatlog ...

... REVIEWS AND REVIEWERS TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORE CONSTITUTION, Dea* Sib,— The Rev. Robert Hall, of Leicester, possessed literary talents of the highest order, and these talents were consecrated to the service of Religion. He occasionally reviewed Books ...

... REVIEW oF REVIEWS. THERE are features in the REVIEW OF REVIEWS lust issued that give it a special interest. The recent serious illness of Rudyard Kipling has suggested the character sketch. Mr Stead has never met with that now celebrated author, but, ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. London OE.* of no of Reviews, Bor. leisb-strest, Btrand. W.C. Price sizence. Edited by W. T. Selina Some few weeks since we announced that a new magezine was about to be started in London by Mr. W.'l'. Stead. which is to give ...

... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. JO THE EDITOR QW THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I not protend to know dither the name or oaUing of your reviewer whose crl* tiquea appeared in Saturday’s issue of the Whig; but I suspect, from the tone and spirit his production, be is ...

... REVIEWS. REVIEWS. ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS. By Johs Struthebs, M.D., F.R.C.S. This punphlet of Dr. Strathen contains some Tery interesting reprints from the Edinburgh Medical, and the Edinburgh New Philosophical, Journals. consider these ...

... REVIEWERS REVIEWED.* ONE of the final causes of the Quarterlies is, doubtless, to soothe the exaeerbated feelings of mankind after paying, or, what is only less annoy ing. the necessity of refusing to pay, that tyrannous exaction, rent. Benevolent was ...

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... REVIEWS. REVIEWS. AN ESSAY, HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL, ON THE MECHANISM OF PARTURITION. William Lkishman, M.D. London. 1864. To study closely the operations of Nature has been the aim of all obstetricians who have thrown light on practical midwifery. The ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Tbe January number of the Renew of Reviews opens with half-a-dozen pages devoted to the paintings of Verestchagio, tbe great Russian painter, whose exhibition has just opened in London. Verestehagic himself is tbe subject of tbe ...