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... T[IHE REVIEW. Yesterday it should seem as if London had been almost emptied (if its inhabitants, so eager and general was the desire, and so vast the crowd of persons pouring to Wimbledon. Be- tween four and five in the morning the Streets had all the ...
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... REVIEW. Metnoir of time Life and Episcepate of -Fdaerd .eild, D.D., Bishop of Newfoundland, 1844-1876. By the Rev, H. W. Tuckvr, M.A. W. Wells Gardner, Paternoster Buildings, London. Thosewho kuew the late Bishop of Nowfoundlnad know how great it loss ...
... REVIEWS, ?? The Magazines are exceedingly good this month. in the Cornhill the story of The Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly is continued, and among other interesting articles there is one on Thoughtfulness in dress. In P'insley's, ' Breaking at Butterfly ...
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... REVIEWS. I ? ?? -11- ?? ?? The (orethilfor April is an excellent number. The tale entitled The Parul leighs of Bishop's Folly is continued, and a new oner.a t adyDenricl,iscommenced. Aveong andhele a re aoe capital pers in oh B Surnames in the therp ...
... REVIEWS. The Magazines this month are generally good. In the cz Corndill a new novel, Avonhoe, is commenced, and the miscellaneous articles are of considerable interest. In fc Tinsley's, the two novels before spoken of are continued, tl and the other ...