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... REVIEW OF REVIEWS The Editor of this popular monthly having joined the Forces, his place is being taken for the time being by Mr. C. J. .Peer, who produces a very attractive number for September. Apart from the skilfully-condensed notice of the principal ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS The above magazine for June has for its frontispiece a remarkable diagram showing the losses and gains in the war with the Üboats. The Editor discusses most tile important happenings the previous mouth, and thus maintains the value ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. j. Bell & Co., m&Brm&B. With its December number the of its lfty-«ixth volume. It la ao p»ell achievement for any magazine have maintained its bold upon the public for twenty-eight years. The present issue bears evidence of csirefol ...
... *“THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” *“ The Review of Reviews ™ for June is a very varied number, full of bright and interesting articles, illustrations, and caricatures. Mr. Long concludes bhis interesticg character sketch of Count Tolstoy. Mr. Stead discusses ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS• The Review of Bedews for April Is lorgel7 devoted to Kr Rhodes. It opens with the Wises =rof one vale despite ell reosaised his warm pommel fr iend to the kat. Mr limed repablishes isteresting statement refigie-miestile loads el Kr ...
... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. This magazine for June contains a mass of ingrresting reading which appeals especially to busy people, for the various articles a multitude of subjects are carefully classified, and in many instances az• appropriately The section ...
... | £42; shorthorn heifer, “Sidley,” THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS 20: The cartoon section in the March m of this magazine is particularly well no fewer n fourteen pages ee 4 to this interesting feature, which is more valuable in that the Editor anumber of German ...
... vier wOoUuT wa rie | below the ey oS @ on January 27th. 1915, | one from the pen of Sir Harry H. Jol THE “REVIEW OF REVIE\ Under the vigorous editorship of Estelle W. Stead, this magazine for shows signs of considerable improv and is remarkable for ...
... MAGAZINDS AND Review of Reviews. Mr. titead this month seams to strike a morel imperial note, imperial in the test sense, over the change in the outward septet of The Review of Reviews. It shows luaustry and British domesticity joining hands across ...
... THE-REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews makes a very! auspicious beginning under the editorship. of Sir Philip Gibbs. All the essential old! features are retained—such as the repro- ' ductions of foreign cartoons and the sum-I tnary of Engliah ...
... FINANCIAL REVIEW OF REVIEWS. 2. Waterloo Place, London. S.W. ls. net. The most interesting artick is that of Mr. Artiold Wright, A Suggettted S.,lutiqn for lAcntion's Trail Problem It ia based on the recent report of the Traffic Commission. and the ...