... Palestine, when he was conscripted by the Turks, with whom he served, ultimately escaping on the U.S.S. Chester. The Polish Review for April (2s.) is very interesting. The editor, Mr. J. H. Harley, deals with the Romanoffs, Mi. J. M. Robertson with the ...

... Old Country people, the delights of batching, and so forth 135 reproductions from photographs. 1 Victoria and Albert Museum Review of the Principal Acquisitions during the year 1915. (H. M. Stationery Office.) is. Successful and Unsuccessful Marriages. ...

... Psycho- Pathological Hospitals; the Cameroons the Russian Debacle and the East and the eternal Irish Question. The Fortnightly Review for May has articles on Many-headed Democracies and War the Fight Against Starvation the Entente and Austria Profiteering; ...

... chessboard magic squares. There are a great many illutrations. Just the book to make winter evenings fly. The Scottish Historical Review for October contains articles on The Influence of the Reformation on Social and Cultured Life in Scotland, The Foundation ...

... the mechanism of a child's mind has been intensively explored how much so is shown in Mr. Rasmussen's book. The Fortnightly Review for December has articles on France by Sir Thomas Barclay and Sisley Huddleston, Mr. Sydney Brooks praises trusts, Mr. Boulger ...

... Alexander in an essay based on Captain Henri Andrillon's L'Expansion de l'Allemagne in the November issue of the North American Review. Mr. Alexander traverses Captain Andrillon's curious conversion to a statement of its ultimate fallacies. Our Girls Their ...

... Settlers (2s. Gd. 432 pp.) is issued by the Beira and Mashonaland and Rhodesian Railways. Buildings of To-Day and To-Morrow A Review- of Moclern Construction. By Trollope and Colls. (Press Publications.) This handsome folio contains sixty-three sepia-tinted ...

... unlamented rascal's crafty career shows up the'ineffectiveness of the old diplomacy more than almost anything else. The Polish Review for January contains an article on Prince Adam Czurtoryski and Lord Dudley Coutts. Stuart. There are articles on the Bolsheviks ...

... preface by Prof. Gilbert Murray. (George Allen and Unwin.) is. This is a strong yet soberly-stated account (from the Quarterly Review) of our prison system as seen by a C.O. His mother contributes an introductory note calling for the recon struction of the ...

... France, India and Disraeli, Swinburne's letteis, the Atonement, and a rotund poem by Sir William Watson. The Fortnightly Review for December contains M. Kerensky's Defence of his career in the Revolution, especially in connection with Korniloff. Sir ...

... gerents and their losses since the beginning of the war are also given. Of new features there may be specially noted a Medical Review of the year (12 pp-), bearing especially on the war, and a comprehensive article on Labour and Socialism. Chemistry for Beginners ...

... genius of England is the subject of a very interesting article by Mr. Havelock Ellis in the August issue of the North American Review. He remarks that it is in the Danish regions of England that he has most frequently met that John Bull who is supposed to ...