... REVIEW. Tlll.l MUCK 0? 1111 LONDON. London: S. W. Partridge and Co.—fhis is a deeply Interesting account of use wreck of the steamship London. Tae author has collected a number of facts which have uot brfore been published together, and has arrauged them ...

... REVIEWS. - --- A BOOK Or THM LAND, ASSMSORD, INCOME TAX LAWS. By R. Rice Davies, Esq., Surveyor of Taxes.—We are always ready to listen to those who speak of what they krow aid to read the works of those who write On subject. with whien they are acLally ...

... REVIEWS. THR CORNHILL MAGAZINE.—The Cornhill is among magazines for the excellence of its serial stories. It is possible that some others may be superior in some respects—but neither Blackwood nor Bentley, nor Fraz , r nor Macmillan nor any other that ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEWS. The Boy's Own Magazine, and tub Boy’s Own O. Merton), are filled with articles interestin'; pas'nacioas Young England. Breathless escapes on land and sea, extraordinary positions, and norel means of disentanglement are leading peculiarities of ...

... REVIEWS, Considerations the Drink Traffic, bj Prof/mr F. ll'. Keicman, United Kingdom Alliance, Manfftfjlfr.—These considerations are speciallr addressed 10 the educated, and consist in the main of replies to objections urged against the movement inaugurated ...

... REVIEWS. THE PROTESTANT MAGAZINE has been received. It c - mtains two zood articles on fie Pope and Papacy and the Pope and the Emperor of the French. THE HOUSEHOLD, a new serial, is hkely t 3 become very popular as a home ma Tazine and a valuable work ...

... REVIEWS. Thohlry’s Farmer's Almanack for IBO?. —The spirited discoverer ancl proprietor of the well-known Food for Cattle determined to spire no expense in disseminating a knowledge of the good properties of,and results produced his valuable commodity ...

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... REVIEW. THE GREAT WHITE THRONE. BY THE REV. J. THOMAS, TREDEGAR London: S. W. Partridge, 9, Paternoster-row. -3d. In this little pamphlet Mr. Thomas presents us with a dis- course on that great scene which is to divide the present order of things from ...

... REVIEWS OF THE Manhood. This la a truly valuable week. and should be in the hands of young and Tiara. d March, Mel no hesitation In wine that there Ia member of aerie*, whom book will not he found useful—whether such person bold the retstiool of a ►oan ...

... Tbe Review. The great oonolnding event on Saturday, and, without doubt, tiie moat popular portion of the fortnight’s proceedings of tbe Wimbledon meeting was the annual volunteer review; and on no occasion did the general public evince stronger desire ...