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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 REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR.. SlR,—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 is one cause which it has affected to make ...
... The Review and its Reviewers. IT was amusing to read several of the reports which appeared in our contemporaries—short on Sunday and long on Monday—of the Royal Review on the 23rd. The least that could have been expected was an approach to common veracity ...
... THE WEEKLY REVIEW THE REVIEWS. i A question always put when each new revieW s announced or appears is, what effect will it have on the older ones? Now, among those reviews which have the most to fear from competition the Edinburgh is conspicuous. It has ...
... THR REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR. SlB,— WiU you kindly explain the meaning of the fol- lowing most extraordinary sentencs — the last one in a review of the llth volume of the Correspondence of Napoleon L, which appears in the Times of to-day : — ...
... 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 ...
... Wimbledon review being still unpopular. The musters of several of the metropolitan regiments were lamentably small, the Honourable Artillery Company Italy mustering one small company, the Victories the same, and the lit Surrey only two. The review was, however ...
... REVIEWS. With a view, apparently, to a proaeoution of the Ea. Mr. Jewett, the writer rf the satiate 'On the Interpretation of the in Hulas and Eerie ire, the:opinion of Sir Robert Phillimore has taken in a am which has been laid before him. The following ...
... REVIEWED FIGHTING AND LOSS OF LIFE IN CADIZ. THE TOWN THREATENED WITH MOMBARDMENT An armed ilernonetiaLion v,ide on tisturdey by Beans iit Port Santa Mails, Cadiz. They were called us es Ivy down their anus, hut refused to do ao, and eiected The troops ...
... REVIEWS. The Word of Reconciliation : Two Sermonx preached at Christ Church on th*. Forgiveness of Sin and Christ Dying for Men. By the Rector, Rev. LI. Davies, M.A. Gd. Martin: Lisbon-grove, and Macmillan, Covout-gardrt. Tiif. faith that saves us one ...
... THE WEEKLY REVIEW. THE AVEEKLY REVIEW ...
... UTE WEEKLY REVIEW. REVIEWS. THE BRrrisn QUARTERLY REVIEW.—To students who had the slightest spark of intellectual fire, how inspiring it must have been to study under a born theological professor, not a made one nor a mock one, not one whose professorial ...