... REVIEWS. THE DECEMBER MAGAZINES. Owing to the extreme pressure which has been canted by the death of Mr. Roebaok and otber affars, we are obliged to curtail and defer our notices of number of the leading magazines. The Nineteenth Century is a very good ...

... REVIEW S§&. MAGAZINES FOR MAY. Tse WNmereente — Another “‘ Modern Symposium” takes the leading place being, month, the question more just than that of the igher Lord Arthur ay Holton, Mr. Grant Daff, and whe pe Ae ey sy seem fairly unani- arrive at. The ...

... REVIEWS. THE CHURCHMAN. Monthly Magazine, conducted Clergymen and Laymen of the Church England. (London: Elliot Stock, 62, Pater- I row.) —The appearance of magazine, supported by names such as Garbett, Hoare, Ryle, and many others, of which the Church ...

... REVIEWS. HISTORIC NOTICES * Mr. book Oehorves, will obtain, tbe u ...

... REVIEWS. TBE NINETEENTH CENTURY FOR MARCH. Tekktsok's New Pock. Mr. Enowles, tbe Editor of the Nineteenth Century, sets before his readers a selection articles so rich, so appropriate, and from the pens of writers eminent ia their special lines, ...

... REVIEWS. GOD'S TEN WORDS.* are sure that any well-disposed parson who will read Mr. Settlor's book with due at: ■ ntion cannot do so without deriving therefrom both pleasure and profit. a series of sixteen lectures the author discusses the bearing of ...

... REVIEWS. The Swiss Family Robinson. (Marcus Ward aad Co.}—A new of this old favourite, well illustrated and well printed. We only wish could be the boys who are going to read for the first time. Tbe pleasantbours onoe passed with Jack, Fritz, and their ...

... REVIEWS. BIMETALISM ITS CONNECTION WITH COMmf.rce, Fdward Cayalet. Published by Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange, London. Mr. Cnyalet is not satisfied with the recent conclusions of the recent International Monetary Conference, so he has published a pamphlet ...

... REVIEWS STORY OF THE TRANSVAAL* {CONCLUDING NOTICE.} Mr. Nixon’s chronicle of the war will pro- ly to many readers the central poi it of interest in the book. Having himself an active figure in the resistance offered to the ion, the author’s narrative ...

... REVIEWS. , MISS . 0 fieri** her own lino there i.s no for the present day who can sUl v matter, equal Miss Braddon. , & authoress has good sense k line. is not she could not nop fl( , another, for when she strays sou rare intervals into the didactic ...

... REVIEWS. MATRIMONIAL NOVEL, BY FLOIIIAN. (3 vols. John and Robert Maxwe\J-) not remember ever to have read a which deals directly, as this does, with the law of di. vorce - We think the author —or authoress —for there an.' internal evidence to show that ...

... REVIEWS. HUDSON'S LIFE OF JOHN HOLLAND.* BECOND NOTICE. Of all the innumerable lions the path the youthful aspirant to literary honours the one against which he is bound to guard himself most sedulously is—Flattery. is a misfortune incident to the ...