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... harmonises well with the local + Tho “ Hours ina Library” are continued, and in this issac an animated account of the ‘ First Reviewers” is given, The writer does not join with Sydney Smith in extravagant lau- mate of its work and -— dations of the periodical ...

... REVIEWS. Milton.—'• Enexurable is spelling error. The essay is fairly good. It is somewhat short, aiid the beginning is too much occupied with a too literal interpretation of the quotation. 65. Crank. —“The workhouse garb against which our countrymen ...

... REVIEWS. HER WILL. & Co. Temple Chambers, By Witttam E. This is a mild scrt of shilling shocker. The scone is England, barring brief but mo- mentous change to Spain. characters, with of a Mr. ‘are commonplace. The ‘@ sort of com- tion is bination of Lothario ...

... REVIEWS A Treatise on the Supreme Court of ture Act (Ireland, 1877). By William Dicyer Ferquscu, tnd George Napier Peryuson, Barvister-at Law. Hodges, Foster, and Fi,gis.—Although, some time since, when we became avare of the intention of Dr. Fer- gilson ...

... and Vo, it will prove a success. and LLA! ‘A’ In.” By Longman, Green, These alread: well-known works by Mr. Haggard, whi we reviewed on their firet are now presented to the public in a new and cheaper form. Each of the volumes is nicely bound in cloth, ana ...

... Reviews. Sophia.— The Cat and the Dog.—lt does not call for much comment It is simple tale, limply told, rather simple in fact 68. Sloth.— Yours is capital. It has quiet vein bf humour, and is written in more readable style. donoi like the word wuufouednss* ...

... REVIEWS. and lord of the year that exults to be bora, is not treated lees faithfully end forably by than was the of the later by post whose are justly by “The Commonweal,” in which, it will be clear resonant note sounded on the advance in scientific knowledge ...

... REVIEWS Dido.—“ Another point greatly favour of motoring is the great speed which can be got op. and the abort time that is required from one place to another, which are good distance from each other.” Apart from the composition of that sentence, which ...

... REVIEWS. N'lviio. —The composition is fair, but there is n lot nonsense in your essav. I allude to vonr reference to Shrovetide being a great holiday for clerks, to their drinking to their heart * content in the fresh air, etc., and the alleged efforts ...

... Reviews. K»nnt Grit.— Fair. Ym, after two yeara’ atndjr you ought to pau. You cannot acquire a correct pronunciation from reading, much leta finer tone the voice.” All you write about booka ia very true, but very commonplace. 66. Poddt Mylm.— You mirspelled ...

... REVIEWS. \MBLES AND of of the Order of the Saviour ; tory of Greek Londen; Macmillan well-known volume is now running di the and the new matter the revisions of tresh visite. Mr. Mahaffy is as fond of Greece old matter are the results os Mr. G. W. of ...