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... REVIEW, A MONTGOMERYSHIRE AUTHORESS. The Quiver for April is a capital number. Iff this part of the country special interest wilbØ taken in a pretty little story it contains by Montgomeryshire authoress, Miss Phyllis Twentyman, a grand-daughter of the ...
... REVIEWS. Welsh Poets of To-Day and Yesterday. Trauslated by Edmund O Jones (Welsh lyrics of the Nineteenth Century. Second-series). (Llanidloes: John Ellis, 1s). This little volame of translations, dedicated to the late Bishop Lloyd, consists of selections ...
... Review- Seraoxs o 8 Historicarn Svmaeers, »y Rev. D Rowrasns, 8.A., WeLsuroor.— London : Hodder & Stowyghton.—lt is a common suying that printed sermons are scidom read. The reason'is not far to seek. Many are not worth the reading. Many a discourse when ...
... REVIEW*. The Photand the Junior PllL/lo- August are execeilent numbers. De latter is a double salon number c.onta;mng_ no ,ef>s than 153 pictures in addition to aTideof interes The former has useful notes or; retonciiing enlarge- ments, a capital article ...
... REVIEWS. We have received a copy of the first number of the French Weekly, a new paper brought out by the firm of Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, London and Bath. To those desiring to improve their know- ledge of the French language, we consider this paper ...
... Reviéw. Tue TREASURY OF LITERATURE AND LADIES’ TrEASURY.—London, Bamrose and Sons, 21, Paternoster Row. New series.—The January number of this publication has come to hand, and we feel justified in denominating it first-class periodical at the price at ...
... REVIEWS. The Junior Photographer for July has a great deal of matter, which will be both interesting and instruc- tive to novices in the Art. It gives valuable advice to beginners with regard to the sort, of camera they should start with. The Practical ...
... REVIEWS. The Welsh People, their Origin, History, Laws, Language, Literature. and Characteristics, with maps, by John Rhys, M.A. and Dd Brynmor Jones, LL.B.(London: T Fisher Un win,Paternoster Square). The authors modestly state thr.t, the present work ...
... REVIEWS. The chief feature in the Wide World Magazine for June is the account by Mr. Charles Nenfeld of his twelve years captivity in chains in Omdurman, under the title of In the Khalifa's clutches. This will cover many months, and anyone interested ...
... REVIEWS. —Published btGiQBQI Boutjjdgi.—This is most admitrfily faitenaely hnm&n story. The plot the foufortuxes by which affectionate married oonple am separated for half a life tame, only meet at death-bad of one. Thongh a theme Aaoh wide ranee and ...
... REVIEWS. The Practical Junior Photographer for January contains several illustrated articles of much interest to Photographers. The illustrations are exeel lent- Spring and Moonrise in the Alps being very striking. VINTON'S (late MORTON'S) AGRICULTURAL ...
... REVIEWS. TAe Ludyate Monthly (3d.), illustrated family magazine, which makes its first appearance with the month of May, bids fair to take its place amongst the better pubiioations of the class to which it belongs. The illustrations are numerous and very* ...