... REVIEW. The Heroines of Welsh History, comprising Memoirs and Biographical Notices of the Celebrated Women of Wales, by T. J. Llewelyn Prichard, part 1st, p.p. 94. Jtfferies, Red- cliffe-street, Bristol. This publication is the commencement of a very ...

... REVIEWS. Land.—lfeens Cassell and Co. bare undertaken a task which other publishers to have overlooked. Amid the unmeant* Journals now published, and devoted to specific *objects, that of Land has greatly neglected. There has been absolutely no journal ...

... REVIEW. Discoveries in the Science and Art of Healing, by John St. John Long, Esq., M.R.S.L.; together with the Evidence upon which the Author claims the confidence of the country, Sj-c. London: Burgess and Hill, Great Wind- mill-street, 1830. Every Medicine ...

... THE REVIEWER. It is rather late in the month to speak of its literature, but, as tmr brethren on the other side of the Atlantic say, it is refreshing to even now turn to it after getting up from the perusal of the violent harangues of partisans, the ...

... REVIEWS:- From the Edinburgh Daily : lie sleep in simple, natural tones. is the gift a • true singer, and the gift is consecrated to the highest passible use. . . Lie gives complete and felicitous expression to many moodd of the soul sad to many forms ...

... REVIEWS. Pearson's Extra Chnstsgas Number.—This Shading annual is one of the saint attractive nunibers ever produced by the of C. Arthur Pearson. It Is quite a new depar• lure in Christmas literature, not only because tt to the Chris:ma; number ol ...

... REVIEWS. D'reot. .tytd. retaresque—Oseer R St • to these woo to atatiothet.. •• OE the lrees a Thu - use ebe wroth ** The Ltis o' Lesotho loves the mod thee it er:th the eyes of the sta.bear vt)lo a oat bt!nd to the deer halm. Of the Iva= Loodoe, so ...

... REVIEWS. Atrial, charming produetion Is the first Mir of The Lady. Mak:mine. It. advent has been looked to.ward ti for a 1.-ng time, and wow that it is an am :mulish.' fart eYerYone utast lie with Its urPearanee. Mid tie dimity W..lawood Turiting Its ...

... REVIEW& The Cornhill Magazine fur December mans pith i t poem by Mr.. Woods. The Builders: • Nocturne Westminster Abbey. The two iterials. The Intrusions of PesntY P.% Anthony Hone. and The lour Feathers. by A. E. W. Mason. tire eootluile.t ...

... REVIEW. The Low of Bills of Sale; with the New Act for Prevent- ing Frauds upon Creditors by Secret Bills of Sale. By Charles Egan, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. London Shaw and Sons. THERE has not, perhaps, been previously promulgated, any Act of Parliament ...

... REVIEWS. 1 Publications.—The Quiver possesses its name charms for the quiet readers, and Magazine is.. varied as ever wits contents. The Probation of Dorothy Travers 'is • story of great interest, and will_probably bring its talented author into some ...

... REVIEWS. Manners for girls, by Mrs. Humphrey (Madge of Tnith) author of •Heatity Adorned, etc., published by T. Fisher Unwin. Paternoster Square, London. This useful little book deserves an extensive sale sad will doubtleen realise it. It is well ...