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... Councils a Century Ago, Profeesor ns Vianihery treats of The Magyar Literature of the the Last Fifty Years, Mr. J. Theodore Bent lar brightly describes Village Life in Persia.' arid the Mr. John Law tells how he has been studying the ice labour problem ...
... cannot be studied at the same time as the part of the text to which it refers. i Southern Arabia. By Theodore Bent, IF.R.G.S., &c., and Mrs. Theodore Bent. (London: Smith, Elder and Co.) TIHVE DARLING YOUNG.-* Mii. MTLN has lead the happy idea of describing ...
... Otrida (the nture of uickh may3 be easily guessed when Italian ad- mnmi-tratioti iS in qnestion), and the other by J. Theodore Bent, on the r in Africa, in %hiuh the auntor utes a very able essay of great interest Ireland as a Field for lourics is the ...
... Straits Settlerents,by Sir Frederick Dickson, with illustrations; on New Year's Day in a Per- sian Village, by Mr Theodore Bent, with illustrations ; and on ' Hoorn and Enkhuisen, written and illustrated by ir RJ. T.Blomfield. Mr Alfred Austin ...
... writiugs 5111 3 isllinenlce of Fletiher of Siltosu, principiily kuuwn for his prefereutiat desire to ?? a ?? ballads. Mr Theodore Bent Wfords I some eztracts frotu the Gild Book of the BArber- 1 Surgeons of York.' Cat.se'f's Fpnmity May ?? airus more ar ...
... the ' Parish Priest in England before the Reformation I on ''Ihe [Iadramut: it Journey in Southern Arabia, by Mr. J. Theodore Bent ; and on The Gold Question, by Mr. J. ?? Hcseltine. BOOKS RECEiVED. Dawn, by H. Rider Haggard. 3s. 6d. Long- mans. ...
... The Great Company. (Vols. I. and II.) By Becklo3 Willson. 18s. Smith, Elder, and Co. Southern Arabia By Theodore Bent and Mrs. Theodore Bent. Is, Smith, Elder, and Co. Transformed; or, Three Weeks in a Lifetime. By Florenoe Montgomery. 6s. Macmillan ...
... theo story of 'C(ervo, the little Italian fishing-village, and its great sorrow of 200 years ago, is well told by Nr. Theodore Bent. An article on The Politicl Oatlosk contains some impartially-written remarks on the present position of ?? C/rmrrc1lrwcn's ...
... soundness of the theory. It is the prettiest bit of fooling that has been published for a long ?? the Cage-Dwellers, by Theodore Bent, in Mlfurray, is a most interesting account of a people living on the Plain of Cilicia; and in Chazmbers' 'A French Convict ...
... the other articles is a homily on The Riches of Poverty, by M. Leighton, and a ] r description of Samothrace, by Theodore Bent. t Two new stories are begun in the January BeZgraia-. L Under-currents, by the author of Phyllis; and The IBlackball ...
... notice was not complied with he should know what to do. MU. THEODoRE BEsSr.-t-Reuter's correspondent at Aden says that Mr. Theodore Bent and his party have returned there from Southern Arabia in good health. They start for England on the 20th prox. SUsCIDn ...
... on the various subjects b treated. n The lheathenmn states that Messrs. Longman will pablish N shortly a work by Mr. J. Theodore Bent, entitled The al Cyclades: a Life among the Insular Greeks, containing A accounts of folk-lore and archaeological researches ...