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... part of another hour he led his horse, while his prisoner, resting grate fully in the saddle, gradually grew cool enough to review the situation with the wonder it was beginning to deserve but he could make nothing of it and at last the journey was at an ...
... activity which is scarcely a woman's province --that she has always supported the Volunteer movement, notably by holding reviews of the citizen soldiers, sometimes at great personal inconvenience to herself and now, after many days, the authorities have ...
... Maying leap-frog to while away the time On the opposite page the great outside you will Jina a troop 0/ y Tjpamas JHan /j,, reviews the scene with the touch of infinite melancholy which is pre-eminently his. ...
... the artistic taste of the public, and I wish you success in its realisation. Mr. W. L. Courtney, editor of the Fortnightly Review, writes The Sphere appears to me to be quite one of the best illustrated papers, especially first numbers of illustrated papers ...
... READ. The Political Handbook. A Review and Digest of the State Papers, Diplomatic Correspondence, Reports of Royal Commis sions, Select Committees, Treaties, Consular Reports, &c. By Whates. Vachcr Co.) The Anglo-Saxon Review. A Quarterly Miscellany. Edited ...
... eA^en a too industrious 'contributor. Perhaps nobody has Avritten quite so many articles as he. Pie is also a Quarterly reviewer. If his works are now to be eagerly scanned by orthodox eyes in Rome, the inquisitor who undertakes the task Avill no doubt ...
... ammunition, by the Government. The uniforms are sometimes given, and the uniform depicted is a dark green cloth. Several reviews of the cadets have been held by the Governors. LORD DUDLEY'S HEIR, VISCOUNT EDNAM Who 7 vill appear at the Covent Garden Tableaux ...
... principle being the same as on the Turbinia, which most people will remember in connection with her appearance at the Naval Review. The Viper is more than twice the size of the Turbinia, the principal dimensions being length 210 feet, beam 21 feet, displacement ...
... enough distinction in these features to make it desirable to separate them. The latest number of Literature has a scholatly review of Mr. Paget Toyr.bee's Dante. Mr. H. D. Traill, by the way, has written admirably in prose and verse. His Sterne and his ...
... conjunction with whom she often wrote in early life in a weekly magazine called The Quiz. The next number of the Anglo-Saxon Review will contain in the Recollections of Lady Dorothy Nevill some hitherto unpublished letters of Lord Beaconsfield's. It was ...
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... a weekly review of ecclesiastical and general politics, literature, and learning. Ganon Gore writes one lengthy article in the first number and Canon Ainger another. Mr. Cosmo Monkhouse deals with John Ruskin. There are many pages of reviews of the careful ...