... copy of Thomas Davies's Dramatic Miscellanies con sisting of critical observations on several plays of Shakespeare, with a review of his principal characters and those of various eminent writers, as represented by Mr. Garrick. It has been embellished ...

... juncture. The event of the week in the literary world has undoubtedly been the appearance of The Tatler. I have not read a single review which is not full of praise for the new Tatler. All are unanimous as to the value of the weekly. New York Herald. The Tatler ...

... excellent article on fielding in one of the monthly magazines S. A. P. Kitcat in his leisure moments does a little book-reviewing, and A. O. Jones from time to time theorises in print. HPhe no-balling of Mold provided the evening papers with a sensation ...

... helped himself from the swan-shaped liqueur bottle at his elbow. He cursed him self for his mad quixotic life as he sat there reviewing it. Fool that he was not to have known that his happiness would have come at last if he had but been patient. Doesn't it ...

... scenes and personages of the War. Truth. This is a remarkable book which deserves to command an immense success.-- Review of Reviews. This is in many ways the most attractive book on the South African war that has yet been published.-- Scotsman. An ...

... THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW IS A JOURNAL FOR EVERYONE INTERESTED IN ARCHITECTURE. The Architectural Review is guided by a Committee of the leading Architects of the day. THE AUGUST ISSUE CONTAINS ARTICLES UPON THE ARTISTIC SIDE OF ...

... issue of the Architec tural Review there is one on The Architecture of C o r i o I a n u s at the Lyceum, written by Mr. R. Phene Spiers, F.R.I.B.A., and illustrated by Sir Lau rence Alma-Tadema, R.A. The price of the Review has been reduced from is. to ...

... EFFINGHAM HOUSE, ARUNDEL ST., STRAND, W.C. THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW IS A JOURNAL FOR EVERYONE INTERESI ED IN ARCHITECTURE. The Architectural Review is guided by a Committee of the leading Architects of the day. THE AUGUST ISSUE CONTAINS ARTICLES UPON ...

... articles that he contributed to the same journal on the Paris Exhibition. l\/r r. F rancis Thompson's poem in the Monthly 'Review for August, To Monica Meynell, marks his reappearance after a long interval of silence. Prose, to|be sure, he has [done ...

... GOLFING NOTES. By Garden. G. Smith. Golf has attained to the dignity of the Con temporary Review. Mr. Arnold Haul tain in no fewer than seventeen of this month's pages of that weighty periodical discourses of the game to which he declares himself a recent ...

... was not an empty bed in the town. Madame Adelina Patti was one of the pilgrims this year, and to pass many of the others in review would be like reading pages out of the Almanack de Got ha. 'T* he performances have been unusually good. Mottl conducted for ...

... batsmen in England. Mr. Alfred Lyttelton has remarked somewhere that when the greatest masters of various games are passed in review none seem to have quite equalled William Gray, the racquet player, in the combination of absolute success with absolute g ...