... REVIEWS. Forolu—lt is average in merit. is not quite good enough for Kxcise pass. Your opening phrasing is awkward, but your work improves in composition as the essay proceeds. There are no technical errors. 65. Grace Darling.—A very good essay. The subject ...

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... REVIEWS ‘THE ENGINEERING The March number of this review, just to hand, well maintains its for the important constituency for which it caiers. The most generally interesting « in the number 1s Mr, on “Gold Mining Prospects in Rhodesia,” deals with ancient ...

... REVIEWS Not Northman.— A »nbject with which manifestly not able to deal. Competia question, and yon have scarcely »*d>od the edge of the fringe. Taaeosicg.— \' ou begin with spelling careg®***—»n>o) («He ! Ido not know that a soil*- mind correct de- ...

... REVIEWS. OTrot.—Careless construction. See, for exempts, his strong athletic build, foil life and vigenr, and which be woald give ail has topneseee ** Again, “the happiorsa, wMeh ones possessed, and which thought so little about, fills his soul with remorse ...

... REVIEWS. •'Crank.—For immenso concourse,” say “population.” Knowlede” a spelling error. Ido not agree that the origin of the tides is matter of everyday gossip.” Very few know anything aboat it. “ Tho chief cause of those currents are the trade ...

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... REVIEWS. Mountjoy.” A most perfect, cleverly written, ana creditable essay. Without exception, it contains more detail than any other essay on the subject of the French Revolution, and your crisp, sententious style is well suited to a historical narrative ...

... REVIEWS. Cavan Man. Samall and “quarling” are errors in spelling. How easy it would for outside force to break you up is ungrammatical. Full of revolution all over is tautological. Your essay it short, and poor in argument. It is entirely concerned ...

... Reviews. Viboil. —A ver}'fair compciition. It would have been better had you given few particulars to tbs pedigree and claims of Prince Charles Kdwanl. This would have been werth looking up. 58. Am Thruim. should not call superstition vice. You could ...

... REVIEWS Dido.—“ Another point greatly favour of motoring is the great speed which can be got op. and the abort time that is required from one place to another, which are good distance from each other.” Apart from the composition of that sentence, which ...