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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 ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. - The have been carefully and accurately carried nut, lit I the volume presents a consecutive comprehensive of churches which, for two centuries, have played u most important lent in the developiiitat of the nation. EASTERN DAILY ...
... REVIEWERS REVIEWED.* THE present will not, we imagine, be considered a strong number of the Westminster. At least, we fancy to have missed something of its wonted sparkling character. We have certainly seen numbers which in a literary point of view have ...
... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. A Reply to Dr. Sigfrid Wieselgren's Critical Review of Mr. James Whyte's Pamphlet on the Gothenburg and Bergen Publichouse Systems, BY . JAMESWHYTE. Two years ago ?üblished a pamphlet on the Gothenburg and Bergen ,inblic-honee systems ...
... REVIEW of REVIEWS. THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE. Containing in addition to the usual feature the following SKETCTI-DR. KOCII pOIITR.kIT OF EDITOR. HISTORY OF THE YEAR IN CARICATURE. A COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE CHRISTMAS LITERA. TURE OF THE YEAR. ccxll Number ...
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... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR. Slß,— The Saturday Review has not become celebrated for taking up causes or for seeking to uphold anything in the world, except its own reputation for cleverness. But there i 3 one cause wliich it has affected to ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS A SIXPENNY MONTHLY. ...
... The Review of Reviews. Taraer placing , George Mr. W. T. Stead's novel has attained a pronounced success, in a surprisingly short space of time. The March issue (No. 3) contains no leas than seventy donble.columned pages of valid reading matter. If ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... REVIEWERS REVIEWED.* The reason for dating the Quarterly a month or six weeks in advance of the actual period of publication, is, we suppose, one of the mysteries of Albemarlestreet, into which it would be an act of profanity to pry too closely. The custom ...