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... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. JO THE EDITOR QW THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —I not protend to know dither the name or oaUing of your reviewer whose crl* tiquea appeared in Saturday’s issue of the Whig; but I suspect, from the tone and spirit his production, be is ...
... toeighteen mouths’ J must lenient sentence, » dock. A GIRL AT OLD dent.—I remain, Sir, FRANCIS JOHN West Rainton, 29th, 1884. THE REVIEWER REV Te the BDITOR of the DURHAM COU) Sin,—Your issue of the 18th o week after publication, so your attribute my silence to ...
... REVIEWING A iREVIEWEI. We said, replying to a correspondent a week orfso ago, that Mr. GLAJs'ToNE'S adverse review of Dr. JUNBAR INfRAM'S History of the Legislative Union Between Great Britain and Jireland wra about as muoh of an answer to that book ...
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... REVIEWING A REVIEWER. IN the Westminster Review for the month of November 1888 there was published a paper headed The Future of the West Indies. To it has been assigned the leading place of the number, and it is supposed to be based on a review of ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” Mr Stead is about to leave the editorial chair of the Pnfl Mali Gazette, having conceived the idea monthly publication to called 7'he Jievtnc of Reviews. The object of the new paper is nothing more or less than furnishing the Englishp ...
... A REVIEWER REVIEWED. WE observe in the last number of the .Nterlalora letter containing some remarkable statements upon the part of a reviewer in that journal, and about these state ments we propose to offer a few remarks. A short time ago our contemporary ...
... was oud errs | Vee ee nd ;” whore “ Wentworth rrespondence ” ca ster 5 to obtain great popularity. in ;” A REVIEWER REVIEWED. h one We have received a series of letters f r and Richard Holmes and his friends compla our criticism upon his recently blis ...
... REVIEWS. What do we Owe Him f—ln view of the forthcoming Sunday School Centenary, a vesy interesting and attractive little work on Robert Raikes, bearing the above title, has just been produced by the Rev. Charles Bullock, 8.A., editor of Hand and Heart ...
... REVIEWS OF BOOKS, MAGAZINES, de., FOR MARCH. [SecoND Norma.] Ct+NKLL NATIONAL LI BRAHT. TUC CANTLI OP 1/TN I\m. -IST HORACE WALPOLIL—(LOIIdO/1 (AMC,/ an , lo..)—in connection with this venture the entrrjeiblishers have just lanced the ab-+ve. ThauFh the ...