... pictures; Robert Wilson, at one time engineer as the :Low Mloor iron- works, near L~eeds, wh~o invented the screw-propeller; Thomas Wil:sun. the T'vneside poet, w'hose chief work, thu ' Pisman's Pay, attained extraordinary popularity in the North of England ...

... attentiorn she is to receive from Mr. Lovibond's pupil is, indeed, hard to please. and deserves to be miscrablo. (Lon- don: Thomas Burleigh) I Ideal Physical Culture, by A 4pollo (William Bamideri. gives, amongst a good deal of information about the ...

... does Mr. Macphlerson's able and useful treatise. ( Herbert Spencer-the Man and his Work. By Hector Macpherson, author of Thomas Carlyle and ''Adam. Smith. London: Chapran and Hall.) STORIES OF A NAVAL VETERAN. The narrating of reminiscensess has been ...

... not be disappointed in Mr. Crocketts latest story. (London: Ward, Lock, and Co.) To the Healing of the Sea, by Francis H. Hardy, is a novel of which it is rather difficult to speak judicially. NVe have found it extraordinarily interesting, and yet at ...

... the special feature of which is a new patent turning-over motion for pressing the bricks. equally on Iboth sides. 2Messrs. Thomas Green and Son Limited, of the Smithfield Ironworks, Leeds, and the Surrey Works, London, S.E., introduce a special feature ...

... Maconodie, a Maidstone; 2, Phip Lee, Wem. Sslop; 3, S. W. Thomas, Swansea Hen.-i iesdasnes Hill and hiaoonochie; 2, S. W. Thomas: 3, Jonathan Hill. GockereL--, MeedameHles and Maconochie; 3, S. W. Thomas. Polet.-1 and 3, Jonathan Hill, Bridgisud Mills, GornwalL ...

... Horse.- Fr prize, £10; esecond prize. £5 third prize, £3; fourth prize. £2-1 Thomas Berry Soowden, Clifton, Ycrk. Intake Fashion- 2, Thomas Henry .Sowden's Orange Blossom: 3. Thomas Henry Sowden's Silver Belle: 4. Frank Robxeon. The Cedars. Sutnderland, Reform: ...

... been cured by revision. (The World's Epoch-Ma~kers, edited by Oliphant Smncatoa; ...

... interesting reading. Me ilaconversations betwven the rustics are capital. The author seems as much at home with them as Mr. Hardy ciith his Wessex natives. locndon: 1fethuen and Co.) Sir Walter Besant's net novel, The Fourth Generation, shows no falling- ...

... grateful for the selections from Herrick, Herbert, snd Domre; and amongst individual poems we rejoice is Sweet Content, by Thomas Dekker: the magnificent Death the Leveller, by James Shirley; and in Friends Departerd ' ( They ai% all gone into the ...

... largely on outa-ard environment. Leaving out of acc-sunt living men, the most noteworthy of whom are Gzeorge -Mere- dith, Thomas Hardy, Walter Besacu, J. M. Barrie, and Maurice Hewlett, we turn back to two great names which are linked together in popular ...