... REVIEWS. WAY. By James WRillop. author of Coal, and American Coal Mining. The volume before us comprises the substance of several lectures, essays, and addresses, and is of the greatest value. The author is evidently a keen observer, and makes a sensible ...

... REVIEWS OF LITERATURE. ILLUSTRATED FISTORY OP ENGLAND.— The third smoothly part continues the narrative of English life and customs after the Battle of Hastings. The historical narrative is then carried forward in interesting style, accompanied by we ...

... THE SCOTTISH REVIEW. This able Quarterly has not belied its name like the Edinburgh. It has secured a good solid footing in the Literary world by means of Scotland and the Scotch. Of the ten articles in this number, six are devoted to Scottish subjects ...

... THE SCOTTISH REVIEW. Tit fii Review is one of the youngest, but one of the most vigorous of our literary plants. The present number is, in some of its articles, up to the mark of our highest quarterlies. The first is an exceedingly able and well written ...

... REVIEWS OF LITERATURK Tee Peen's Farrel:P.—There is splendid rfaiiing in the December monthly part—not one a numerous articles that is not of more than mines excellence. Christmas and New Year mobs are included. OLIVER AND BOYD'S ALMANAC/I.—The Weston ...

... Reit Review. Police-Judge Cox. moving that the recent increase Imposed on one-apartment houses be abolished. added that the new electric meters being introduced into the oneaparimeol h:•tiscs would be a big enough burden. of Guild Priestley seconded. ...

... REVIEWS OF LITERATURE. THE Mines CHRIMAN NinuizlNE.—We have been favoured with the October number of this mrzazine. It is a record of earnest work, and as such is no doubt of more than ordinary interest to the many members of the federated Sabbath morning ...

... REVIEW AT CAIRO. Cairo, October I, 12 40 r It. lams more than a year ago be square in foot of Alidia Palace was the scene of a great mi itary demonstration. Upon that occasion the colonels parade 1 with infautiy, cavalry, and and. te , y bekro the K edive ...

... ALLOWANCES TO BE REVIEWED ALL the allowances paid by the National Assistance Board to people living in the Central Ayrshire area are to be reviewed during the next three months, it is announced by Mr MacDonald, manager of the Kilmarnock Area office. This ...

... URICKIT. REVIEWS. Mt LAT. Ray. Prize N. Mcwzirs, Melbourne. George Robertson, Melbourne. lhausii the brief ministry of the late Mr Menzies, as relator of the ttcota' Church in Melbourne, many reports of his ',merman a preacher reached this country. When ...

... REVIEWS OF LITERATURE. CAMELL'I. , ILLCRTRATILT or The first part of a new and revised edition of thin monthly publication has jest been issued. The historical narrative, beginning with the tint landing of the Romans in Britain, and carried forward to ...

... REVIEWS OF LITERATURE. 1 1 ,14CALL's CHRONICLr.—This yearly volume has just been issued, and of all the sporting publications the Chronicle is still unsurpassed. To sportsmen it is a veritable friend, and lovers of the national pastime should not be without ...