... TRE FINANCIAL REVIEW OF REVIEWS. In the Financial Review of Reviews September, Mr. Harald discusses The Economics of Strikes in his usual interesting manner; while Viscount Helmsley, M.P., states his views on the l'ayment of Members. Mr. Benjamin Taylor ...

... REVIEWS. Ivanhoe.—Yonr’s is a very fine essay. There are many home truths in it, and I fjuite agree with your denunciation the ingrate who ' would deny his parents who sacrificed much advance him in life. Ivective,” and helf are spelling errors. ’’The ...

... REVIEWS. Laura. —Middling. Your grammer and style are often faulty. You refer the animals who came drink near to the lion’s den lads,” which is unpardonable. Then you say, '* A cruel way for dealing with the creatures,” instead of of.” 1 treat them decent ...

... Reviews. Nil Dksprrandcm. A very | well written, and to the point. You wrote •• subatcnance when you mom cither sub- atance sua l cnaiice.>’ and »ll>e for life.” Punctuation good. /U. Arricca. You misspelled varietiea.” A clever bit of writing, conceived ...

... REVIEWS. Jim. Got the child safely,” not 4 Before could get into the water, not “before I could bo in the water.]’ For around pier,” you mean the pier. The incident & fairly well described, but there are many phrases which might pass in conversation, ...

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... REVIEWS. Careles*.—The composition ia fair. The «s«ay interesting, but it is written in a too colloquial style. Avoid so many correction*, they give dirty, slovenly appearance your worK. 63. Kruger.—Your punctuation is bad. But never to excess in any ...

... REVIEWS. Mount Gable.—Such an essay at your exam, would score about 67 per cen,. “Soberity” is a spelling error. Von have very admirable conception oi the responsibuities of policeman, and the views you express are all clearly worded. Atlantic.—“ It was ...

... REVIEWS. Hopeful, Kildare.—Kindly take different nom plume. There is another “Hopeful.” “ If ever he an appointment to meet a friend and he did not arrive at the said time he never waited another minute.” That is very ambiguous. For the third “he** aubstituto ...

... Reviews. Bkisoo. —Gladly. Send weekly. Yon here fair knowledge of eea-birda, but your ability to write ceaay on thia aubjeot ia poor. Thie it tpeoimcn of year etyle:—“The brent gooae ia another regular riaitor, and occurt on anitable parta of thecoaat ...

... Reviews. Sophia.— The Cat and the Dog.—lt does not call for much comment It is simple tale, limply told, rather simple in fact 68. Sloth.— Yours is capital. It has quiet vein bf humour, and is written in more readable style. donoi like the word wuufouednss* ...

... Reviews. Punch.—Leitere very fair, especially that from America. Tbe first is too short, and is almost entirely confined tu questions about the voyage. Both of them are badly written, and in an exercise of this tort name and address, fictitious if you ...