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... REVIEWS ‘THE ENGINEERING The March number of this review, just to hand, well maintains its for the important constituency for which it caiers. The most generally interesting « in the number 1s Mr, on “Gold Mining Prospects in Rhodesia,” deals with ancient ...

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... George Dawson, in the number, ich te be ited with good The articles are, of course, all counectal with sporting matters, (ne reviews the racing season of ISX, another, ospective, deat with the season of In“ How to hh Tigers Alive,” will be found an account ...

... REVIEW. Newman and RituaJiam ! is tbe title o! several eennon*, tlie them, which were preached tlie Rev. William Nicholas. M.A.. DJj., io Hub! id, and ore now by «j*ckl r.v)ue«t. Wo expect this little book—it* price bi only 6d—will have a large sale, ...

... REVIEWS. Tub nionx.A>n> Magazine. Oban: Duncan Cameron, publisher. Celtic scholars will read with great satisfaction many ot the papers this very clever and interesting The Affio'ttaa oft Celtic Dialects. ' by Dr. B. Macdonald, an essay which even the ...

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... REVIEWS Not Northman.— A »nbject with which manifestly not able to deal. Competia question, and yon have scarcely »*d>od the edge of the fringe. Taaeosicg.— \' ou begin with spelling careg®***—»n>o) («He ! Ido not know that a soil*- mind correct de- ...

... THE REVIEW. The Review in the Park to-day was to have taken place at three o’clock ; but, contrary to general expectation, it was late in the afternoon postponed until half-past four this evening ; consequently we are obliged to go to press without being ...

... REVIEWS. to Oxford, thence where he his fret art-lessons, thence to coast of finally to des Beanx Arts at toe Ra ‘Mr. Alfred Austin dis- courses of the relative value of character and ability un pohtics, giving the palin to the for- mer and citing, of ...

... REVIEWS. OTrot.—Careless construction. See, for exempts, his strong athletic build, foil life and vigenr, and which be woald give ail has topneseee ** Again, “the happiorsa, wMeh ones possessed, and which thought so little about, fills his soul with remorse ...