... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS .1 1 EAU. Subeeriptioss taken and renewed. F. C. BROWN, Agent. 18 Wellington M. seat) Roe= 2). ...

... Reviews Accompanying is a reproduction of the title page of Don's new book just off the press. Its contents are a reprint from Toronto Saturday Night of the admirable series of descriptive articles on his trip to Egypt and Palestine in 1901, and ...

... THE REVIEWS. —The Ldinbwrgh Renew for April has a copious list of good things. Curiously enough, it begins and ends with articles on • peculiarly Tory subject. The fall of the House of Stuart begins the number; and Lord Beaconsfield's speeches and ...

... THE REVIEWS. The leading article in the Erliptbetrig Reriew for January (Leonard Scott Co., New York) is one to which we have already called attention. It is a characteristic old Whig view of the French struggle, with the dart tints put on sa they deserve ...

... THE REVIEW. ' A review was the first order of business after the whole procession bad entered the grounds. An immense number of people were then present. Every part of the spacious grand stand was packed with peopie, and it was with difficulty teat those ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW. The Presbyterian Review is out in a new form. For eight years the Review was comforted by a board of directors. The board, owing to numerous other business matters requiring attention, decided to sell the Review , and it is now ...

... ANNUAL REVIEW. The Queen at Aldershot—Twelve Thousand Troop. Made a Fine Display. London. May 17.—The Queen. accompanied by the l'rince of Wulee and the Duke of Cambridge. iourneyed to Ablerslim this afternoon to witness the annual review of the troops ...

... REVIEW OF THE COMMISSIOX. The Parnell Commission has again last wail been hearing testimony tending to prove direct connection between the League and crime. O'Connor's evidence on Tue. day was startling enough, but OX minor was so shaken by Sir Charles ...

... GRAND REVIEW Jubilee Day, Tuesday, June 21 Excursion. to Niigata by Steamer ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW, N EW YORK'S FUNCTION SPOILED BY A DOWNPOUR OF RAIN. The Review Had to be Postponed UntU I—Officers of the Foreign Vessel• Introduced to the President— The Grand Columbian Ball in the Even- Inn—Madison Square Converted Into a Fairy Palace ...

... REVIEW AT ALDEIIIINOT. Vedcr.lay her Majesty reviewed some t r oops at Aldershot, and we were thither free of all charge by special train, driven to the ground, put in the best laratimi, driven back to the station, treated sapper sent home again by special ...

... The Monthly Review. The November number of The Monthly Review contains two timely articles on Anglo-Japanese affairs, of which the first, The Seamy Side of the Alliance, by Coloniensis, takes a decidedly pessimistic view of the situation, concluding: ...