... REVIEWS FOR DECEMBER. t rcible articles on our Frontier difficulties and the Navy are prominent in this month's *° w8 which are on the whole more lively than KeVl ! a ] gt this particular season. 18 After carefully considering The Problem nd the Indian ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW. Yesterday the Royal Horse Guards and the 14th Hussars, marching respectively from London and Wimbledon to take part in the review before the Queen to-morrow, arrived in the camp, and it was announced by Sir Evelyn Wood that the movement ...

... ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. * An. excellent number of the Architectural Review con- tains one of Mr. F. L. Emanuel's drawings of disappearing London, representing the South-west corner of Lincoln's- inn-fieldt, an old-world spot that is well deserving of the ...

... REVIEWS FOR FEBRtTART. m Several forcible articles on Foreign politics will be found in the Reviews of the month, and there are some well written papers of literary interest ; but home affairs meet with less authoritative treatment than usual. Doubtless ...

... REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. Yesterday the annual review of the Household Ca -__lry took place on Wimbledon-common, before the Duke of Cambridge, hi 3 Royal Highness being accompanied by Sir Redvers Buller and other staff officers. The two regiments of Life Guards ...

... REVIEWS FOR MARCH. Franca has lately attracted more observation than usual, and therefore naturally meets with apeoial attention in the Reviews of the month ; bat foreign affairs in other directions are by no means neglected, fn A Brief Note on the North- ...

... THE REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. The following Army Order was specially issued from the War Office yesterday : — The Commander-in-Chief has been requested by his Imperial and Royal Majesty the German Emperor, King of Prussia — with the Queen's per- mission—to ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. The Board of Admiralty are prepared to issue to each Peer through the Lord Chancellor's Office two tickets for the Naval Review on Saturday, June 26. These tickets will admit to the steamer Campania at Southampton, that ship having been ...

... the northern ports. What ;he foreign vessels may do after the Review is less certain. Tlie order in which the Royal flotilla will proceed around the Fleet on the da 3* of the Naval Review at Spithead will se as follows : Tlie Trinity yacht Irene, the ...

... ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. An addition to the series of supplements that the Architectural Review has published in representation of Disappearing London is this month provided in a drawing by Mr. F. E. Emanuel of the quaint old houses that are to be ...

... REVIEWS FOR OCTOBER. Questions relating to South Africa are again prominent in the reviews of the month, while Indian affairs also meet with special attention, and a variety of other prominent tonics are dis- cussed. In the Nineteenth Century Sir Lepel ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW. The latest arrangements for the review of the Aldershot troops to-day by the Queen have been made by Major- General Sir Evelyn Wood. The special train conveying her Majesty will arrive at Farnhorough Station at half past four o'clock ...