... REVIEWS. Macmillans Magazine for December is more than ordinarily interesting. The Lambeth Librarian contributes second paper on Lambeth and the Archbishops, which is chiefly valuable for the glimpse it affords of some interesting incidents in the lives ...

... bowers Were barren tbia Moorland Hill. The Westminster Review. April. London: Trubner and Co. The number opens with article The Basin of the Upper Nile and its Tributaries?,” in which the reviewer, while doing justice to the gallant and adventurous character ...

... REVIEWS. The Homier Schoolmaster, by Edward .P.gglest**. Lando* : George Rindledge and Sons, the Broadway, Ladgate.—This little work is a quaint description of life in the hack country districts of Indiana, and many of the incidents get forth in the ...

... REVIEWED A spokesman for the South Midland ‘bus services said: ‘‘We try to take note of needs, but it boils down ultimately to whether or not a route is subsidised. “If it is - &4 is not being subsidised, and a decision has to be made. Unfortunately that ...

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... REVIEWS. The Cottaoe Farmer. Oxford: H. Alden and Co., Cornmarket Street. Loudon : W. Kent and Co., 23, Paternoster Row. The author of this useful little work is Mr. Samuel Vallis, who occupies the position of a National Schoolmaster at near this City ...

... Review Tenders will then go out in January for 128 houses. The Housing Committee is also {:lannlng to review the situation early in the New Year and if necessary will call for the building of a further 59 homes. The total demand up to the end of 1970 ...

... review THURSDAY, DEC King's Sutton lagers are concer about council housin their allotment site. They want to know whe the planned housing wil flats or bungalows, how development will affect village and what sort of comers will be moving King’s Sutton ...

... REVIEWS. One of tlu• greatest evils of the Day, by Wit. VERRY. Glasgow, McLaitnt and ERSKINE, Argyle-street. This is a very ably written and interesting little pamphlet, which, notwithstanding its unpretending appearance has arrived at its thirteentb ...

... REVIEWS. Literary Churchman, A journal devoted to the interests and advancement of Religious Literature.— No. L—London and Oxford : Messrs. John and Henry Parker. •‘The object of this journal,” says the preface, “is literary, and not controversial ; rather ...

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... REVIEWS. Canal's Nagazine.—The October number of this magazine contains the commencement of a new story from the pen of the popular writer of fiction Mr. Wilkie Collins. Poor Miss Finch opens in a very striking manner, the heroine is blind, but in ...