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... THE NATIONAL REVIEW, Tie excellent Episodes of the Month the Xatumnl once more point out the possible cones* qlienees ourselves mar between Russia and Japan, particularly with ref. the position of Germany, which country toUl expenditure of nearly one ...
... Imperial Court of Final Appeal. The Monthly Review contains an effective criticism by Mr. H. Mallock on tbe theories of the aatbor of Drifting and “ The Alleged Economic Decay of Great Britain. The reviewer advances and vxeiains the available statistics ...
... The Naval Review The (ollnwing ships left to take part tho Commit inn Naval Kerien: Ihe IvUlloshilM J*i>iUr and .Sins y.ireif, tho cruisers J'll, y’lirii. I.',urnl .! /r.'in.ii he, tilt’ lurptslo Runl**»a*.-; and The cruincrs Dom Gnu* I- ami Rninh(% ik>nn ...
... REVIEWS FOR NOVEMBER. • The Nineteenth Century publishes a draft constitution of tbe Administrative Reform Association that it bas been j instrumental in organising, together with a lengtby list of members. The chief objects are to promote payment by ...
... Empire Review presents, in addition to the striking aooonnt by Sir James Wiileoeks “How wo Relieved Kuraasai,” already noticed in our eolumcs, examination by “Diplomatist,”of the relations between “Britain and her Neighbours Africa,” ihs reviewer directing ...
... literature, will form a marked though not an unparalleled variation from tbe ordinary type of review ; but there remain two points at which the Montldy Review will, it is believed, differ from all others ; it will be illustrated, and it will contain a ...
... THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW.” The articles in the ArchUrctural Herietr are always serious and exact, yet not indifferent to the charms of vivacity. In the February nuniher the Rev. W. J. Loftie tells of the delightful old housoa which are be found in Stamford ...
... NAVAL REVIEW. »n-l derDooe litSErUw Ike DAY TKlP«bo«kl M>9-7 *•» themootlMer »■ •t-tc order. ovP ...
... •• ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW, Much attention is hi the Architectural Review to •The Queen Victoria Memorial,” rations schemes being illustrated and explained in addition to the ecleeted Mr. Aston Webb, so that them excellent opportunity comprehending the ...
... ■‘THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. n. * M njcsu the number tK. ton,,,. .. Spoocr * ciatw for Iho rut i« l»i*hti>y •uprrcliurn. Dr. .hink» «i»l Spoiu-»r bail oot > .poruUt.ro »onilT.,ml .1~ Ikot hi. «,u.p»riit , •• It i« diflionlt ttat Dr. hMuur. Mr. H. W ...
... EMPIRE REVIEW. Apart from tbs aotvwortby (•slurs of tbs Empire Review formed by tbs srtislM on Cecil Kbodsa, to wbtcb attention bsa already been given, there are ssveral papers that deserve eonsiderstion. Major General E. Collen con- tinues bis eommcDta ...
... NATIONAL REVIEW* Thp irsotUtioa of the King of Swe leo and Norway's review of ** The Battle Eekernforde Fjord. Danish Squadron and I > riU4iao Batteries, April 1849,” Riven ie the Natiemal JUriete. shows bis Majesty to be keen student of aaval history ...