... Reviews. The Trial Sir Jasper. By 8. C. Mu., P.B.A. Londot, : Virtue Co., Iry-lane, Paternoster-row. Thu u a temperance tale in verse. Sir Jasper, Citizen Kni4ht, is called into court to answer for the crimes which drink causes in this country. This is ...

... Reviews. no Carols (Welsh). By Ka Llechyd. Llanerchymedd : Lewis Jonas—Three two carols, Roildd yr Roe and Toned y Wawr, wntten by Llechyd and T. Hughes, with music for three voices by the former, are wall worth purchasing. The music is clever, ...

... Reviews. The British Workorn's Christmas Double Number.—The present number contains three full pie illustrations to very good stories. The pictures are in themselves very telling. We are sure ev a9 ei schoolboy must whore the picture of the 1 fiddler ...

... Reviews. The Treasury of Literature sad Ladies' Treasury. October. London : &meow and le, Paternoster Buildings.—Descriptions of scenery one of the specialities of this magazine, the being accompanied by very artistic dlintrationa In the present number ...

... Reviews. Our Amateur Magistrates; or, Lopsided Jur tie.—A Satirical Burlesque.—Manchester : John Heywood, 141 and 143 Deensgste ; London : gimpk* *rattail & Co.—The author of this clever satire emtly shares the opinions of Jeremy Bentham, which were worked ...

... REVIEW. Saw Vocal. Wne. A Shepherd nits within (HI, by D. H. Wilaoa. London : Weekes and Cie. This is arranged for a ineweenprano voice, and without being difficult decidedly effective. The accompaniment is particularly pleming, and helps out the sentiment ...

... Reviews. The R.res of Mugging'. London : Cassell, Pettcr. and Gilpin, Ludgate hill.--. Another part of this interesting work has been issued. It is shun• dantly illustrated in a highly artistic style. Judging from this Lust number especially, it would ...

... Reviews. AU the syar Round. Conducted by Charles Msxch, London : 26, Wellington Street, Strand.—As Metal, the excellent variety of topka and superior nualety of the matter found in this the year rend haw given it a deservedly porter reputation. A ...

... REVIEW. TIIR XXCINNT CkivitcH.—London: Longmans, Green & Co. This historical essay, which was adjudged the beet un The Ancient British Church of the essays submitted ter competition at the National Eisteddfod of 18711, is from the able pen of the Bev ...

... Reviews. T. January. London : Cowell Fetter, sad r—As urinal, the contents of thin periodical this month: Lost In the Wieting ins worth poniard, and Is rapidly realising rafisipation• Edward Throe?, carpenter of interest and instruction this J. Hiles ...

... REVIEW. ov by John Rhte, M.A.. Professor Celtic in the University of Oxfor,l4 late Fellow of Merton College, and Periet t 4 the Philological Society of Par, iLondon : TrUboer and Co. The :wryly-elected Professor of Celtic has given a valuab'.. earnest ...

... Reviews. The Races of Jfanhisel. By Boars, BROWN M.A., Ph.D., trc. London: Cassell, Patter, and Halpin.—The 19th part of this' important work is now published, profusely illustrated and beautifully printed. In this part the author closes his elaborate ...