... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Mr Stead's excellent periodical for this month pays special attention to the Welsh magazines. The New Round Table, in the Westminster Review, dealing with the subject of Home Rale for Wales, is also referred to, and it is remarked ...

... THE WELSH REVIEW REVIEWED. Having already announced the appearance of this new review, and promised to refer to it somewhat in detail on a future occasion, we now redeem our pledge. We feel bound to state that the articles are as a rule lively, in excellent ...

... REVIEW, A MONTGOMERYSHIRE AUTHORESS. The Quiver for April is a capital number. Iff this part of the country special interest wilbØ taken in a pretty little story it contains by Montgomeryshire authoress, Miss Phyllis Twentyman, a grand-daughter of the ...

... REVIEW. THE RED DRAGON (new Welsh National Song): Under the above title a taking song has been com- posed and written hy Mr E. Williams B. Nicholson, M.A., with Welsh translation by Watcyn Wynn, the pianoforte accompaniment being by Sir Joseph Stainar ...

... REVIEWS. THE STBAND MAGAZINE.—Despite the many publications of a siuiliar nature with which the magazine market is now inundated, the Strand Magazine has still no rival to outrun it in popular favour. The April number is in every respect an excellent ...

... REVIEWS. JOHN BULL AND CO. by Max O'Rell.— (Frederick Warne and Co.).—Max O'Rell ie, at all times readable, and his latest book, John Bull and Co., the Great Colonial Branches of the Firm, will no doubt do much in the way of maintaining his reputation ...

... REVIEWS. The July *Cosmopolitan will mark the most radical step ever taken in periodical literature. With that issue the magazine, unchanged in form, in fact, one of the best numbers of the Cosmo- politan ever issued, will be put on sale at twelve and ...

... REVIEW*. The Photand the Junior PllL/lo- August are execeilent numbers. De latter is a double salon number c.onta;mng_ no ,ef>s than 153 pictures in addition to aTideof interes The former has useful notes or; retonciiing enlarge- ments, a capital article ...

... REVIEWS. CASH RFSERVER.— In a work entitled Threadneedle-strcct, Mr Arthur Stanley Cobb of the Pontypridd branch of the London and Provincial Bank, replies to the late Mr Waiter Bagehot's Lombard-street, and also makes an alternative proposal to the ...

... REVIEWS. The 52nd annual number of the Phonetic Journal is a specially enlarged and illustrated one, in commemoration of the commencement of the 52nd annual volume. From its establishment, in 1842, to the present time, this periodical his been edited ...

... REVIEWS, SHIPPING. The curtent issue of Skipping, a monthly review of items of interest to the shipping community, contains an interesting and exhaus- tive article on The American Line Service of Steamers. It deals at great length on the latest addition ...

... REVIEWS. The very best sixpenny worth of educational literature is Part I. oi Ward, Lock, and Dowdon's Universal Instructor, which is issued this month..In its original issue the work secured a largo roeasiiro of popularity, and this shriuld be increased ...