... constant complaints which reach the Office of the National Review that the sources of supply are totally inadequate to cope with the demand. Every month hear of wonld-he purchasers of the National Review who have been discouraged from buying the current Number ...

... THE - SATURDAY REVIEW. INTERVIEW WITH E NEW EDITOR. Mr. Ciervase Bediett, M.P., principal proprietor of the Saturday Review. who announces his intention of taking over the editorship of that important journal at the end of August, has informed one ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW. The arrangemonU are now complete for the review in the Long Valley a» noon 10-roorrow. The troops assemble Ravine Head and the southeast end the valley, and they will formed up facing west, from right U> left, follows:~lai Cavalry ...

... Private Secretary, endorsed “Naval Review.” The railway far* for the double journey is £l. Our Portwnouth Correspondent telegraphs that the warships Urn horns porta which are under orders for the Coronation Naval Review st pithead are to have their refits ...

... sisltittide of people who , .haim sil am from many parts [ sow across , the Atlantic, Wi review. But weather, after all, is , bet a samsdary consideration when the review d is in question. Nowadays we do id droll up our ships for ceremonial occasions d war ...

... WINDSOR REVIEW. RALLY OF 40,000 IN GREAT PARK. STRIKING SPECTACLE. ...

... THE MONTHLY REVIEW. The first number of The Monthly Review, edited by Mr. Henry Newbolt, is published to- day by Mr. John Murray. It is handsomely produced and admirably printed in a large and bold type that is easy to read, and restful to the eyes ...

... NATIONAL REVIEW. Episodes of the Month British Foreign Policy—Past and Present. By the Right Hut. Six HORACE KUMROLO, Bt„ 0.G.8. The .Church and the Nation. By the BUhop CARLISLE The Secret History of the Papal Encyclical. JUNIUS ROMAN The Cant of Un ...

... THE PRIMATE’S REVIEW It was satisfactory that the next speaker was the Archbishop C'anterbury. His Grace spoke for himself, but was evident that his episcopal brethren would follow his lead. Dr. Davidson was serious. Yet stood with his hands behind hia ...

... THE WEEK'S REVIEW. (Through Router's _ . NEW YORK. May 22. . Extreme dulnesa characterised the commencement of this week'. trading on the Stock Exchange, only about a quarter of the business being transacted as compared with the initial dealings of last ...

... THE RAPID REVIEW. nr BAUi T» ««*“ tbo “f« gr~ Isr n Bnt bet eapp'T fif * this tai is long seeding to when tha I CX* alter the greeted th bln: oollert* matter it on cars to ■uina tt nrdiaary coocious tween p natanal in ear basins »(. The spring the Asngnta ...

... REVIEW BY THE CZAR. BRILLIANT CELEBRATIONS AT POLTAVA. POLTAVA, July 9. Tho Czar was to-day tho central figure in tho brilliant celebrations the battle Poltava, which put an end to Swedish dominance over Russia. On arrival, his Majesty received the customary ...