... REVIEW. Tebys Seiqn ; «/ By-nnau a PKeUUlin, Daniel Jones, Wrexham. One the most encouraging signs of the present age is the work of our country's bards consecrating their talents to the service of religion and morality. There was a time in the history ...

... The Review. The arrangements for the review of the Tolnnteen were of a very different character from any which have preceded it at Wimbledon, not only with respect to the massing of the volunteers themselves, but also with regard to the accommodation ...

... REVIEW This ovcnt took place yesterday (Friday) week, at llliysgog, near iilangollen, in presence «t a large nuiubi spectators. Ihe day was one ot the most brilliant unusually hn« season, 'ihe reviewing othcer was Colonel the regiment being undci the ...

... The Review. The arrangements for the review of the volunteers were of a very different character from any which have preceded it at Wimbledon, not only with respect to the massing of the volunteers themselves, but also with regard to the accommodation ...

... REVIEWS. The Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine : S. O. Beeten, Strand. The Dumber for September of this very popular magazine is fully up to the average in that particular respect on which it grounds its popularity, mean its floured fashion plates and ...

... THE REVIEW. The arrival of the Sultan and Viceroy was first made known by a flash of flame and a mass of smoke darted with violence from the side of the Victoria and then gradually rolled out upon the ocean till it died away. Then, almost before the report ...

... REVIEW. PnTATIUCH AMD JoSHPA C*ITI- E i K,l> - B ,he He*. John ilium Colenso, Bishop of Natal. Part 2. Longmans. Th« second part of Bishop Colenso's work on the has appeared In the 6rst part, the fcistoncal accuracy of the fire books of Moses was ...

... REVIEWS. Wm ' JIP -A Political Review. By R. Hasheder, B.A.V author of “Dissent and Democracy.” London, Saunders and Otley, 66, Brook-street, West. . , There can be no doubt that Mr. Gladstone entered parliament for Newark, in 1832. with extreme tory ...

... The Review. Theinneopresst;lcre the ;WieW of the volanteers were s from any which ban d act only with respect to the d the but also et* nod to tie a/ lie public. In lies h Arad team the army dented oats ass above Qs ether taw was, so at ear we eraser ...

... REVIEW. Gbms or Wslsh Melodt, Jon* (Oieam Alaw). P.p, 40. Claskk, Ruthin. Evsst patriotic Welshman will feel indebted to Owsin for this collection popular Welsh sirs, in form and at a price, which most inevitably five the fine and touching melodies of ...

... REVIEWS. EXETER HALL: An illustrated Monthly Magazine of Sacred Music, No. 1.—London Metzler & Co., and George Routledge and Sons. If the supply be any indication, the demand for musical magazines is becoming greater. The past few months have seen two ...

... REVIEWS. otheb Sk;'. -rnr.s. R. Hay.— London: Wm. Twocdio, 337, Strand. Manchester: John Heywood. The plcasnntest book that can possibly fall into the hands of the pcneral reader is one of those jrossipin volumes wliich ostreeably and with interest npon ...