... IN EVE WEEK BY WEEK Everybody is reading and enjoying the Paris fashion article, Richard King's book reviews the dog page, the theatre article, Second Thoughts on First Nights, by the wise and witty Sir Topaz, the children's article, Growing Up, by ...

... £3 3s. net. (Cambridge University Press.) The Quarterly Review, January, 1916. 6s. (Murray.) The Edinburgh Review, January, 1916. Edited by Harold Cox. Cs. (Longmans.) The English Historical Review. Edited by Reginald L. Poole. 5s. (Longmans.) Jerrold's ...

... Scottish Historical Review (4s.)-- an excellent number St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Rev ew (6d.) is the name of a new monthly, or, rather, an old one, for it has been issued as a small church organ for 365 times. The enlarged review contains some excellent ...

... Guise (1496- 1588). By H. Noel Williams. With twenty-four illustrations. Two vols. (Hutchinson.) 24s. (See review p. 154). The Anglo-French Review is the name of a new monthly magazine, the organ of the Classical French Theatre Association and of the Affiliated ...

... their arrogance. The Anglo-French Review Politics, Literature, the Arts, Science, Economics. Editors, Henry D. Davray (French) and J. Lewis May (English.) Vol. I, No. 1. (Dent.) 2s. 6d. The first number of this new review is very varied, containing I articles ...

... 0/ GENERAL INTEREST The Autobiography of M argot Asquith. (Thornton Butterworth.) 25s. With forty-three illlustrations. See review on page 670. The History of the British Arm v. By the Hon. J. W. Fortescue. Vols. 9 and 10. (Macmillan.) £4 4s. This wonderful ...

... Cecil and St. John Harmsworth. (Bodley Head.) 12s. 6d. See review p. 728. Reminiscences of the Wanderings of a Yachtsman and War Correspondent. By E. F. Knight. (Hutchinson.) 18s. See review p. 728. An Autobiography. By Anthony Trollope. With an introduc ...

... This is a pictorial review of the life of the Australian' troops in England and on the Continent, printed in photogravure. This (fir*t) part contains a portrait of General sir William Birdwood and a foreword from his pen. The review will be concluded in ...

... captain. The Anglo-French Review for May contains articles on Syria, the Problem of Democracy, Thier on the Crimean War, the French Navy, the French Merchant Marine, and one on Berlioz by Mr. Arthur Symons. The Balkan Review for May (is. 3d.) has a series ...

... correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, and his work is well known in the Fortnightly Review, where he has attacked Kerensky. This book is made up of his articles from that review, his object being to describe in -:l detail some of the chief factors which caused ...

... Museum A Review of the Principal Acquisitions During the Year. (Stationery Office.) 4s. 6d. It is pleasing to know that the contributions to the museum continue, for ultimately the museum is a source of education, and makes for prosperity. This review contains ...

... George Edson Toogood. (A. Brown, 5, Farringdon Avenue.) is. This book, which appeared in substance in the Iron and Coal Trades Review, is introduced by Mr. W. L. Hichens, the cultivated chairman of Cammell, Laird, who completely endorses Mr. Toogood's conclusion ...