... VIEWS AND REVIEWS. STEPHEN REMART Mr. JAMES ADLERLEY'S successful booklet, is b ad gospel and worse sense. It embodies the last religious fad, called Christian Socialism, which is practically a contradiction in terms, if we remember that classes and ...

... CHAIRMAN'S REVIEW The Chairman extended a hearty welcome to the County Secretary. He said he was very pleased with the way in which the Committee had attended meetings during the year, and ...

... REVIEW OF THE GUARDS. BRILLIANT BY WATCHEL SECOND TIME IN SIXTY YEARS. Os Monday the King reviewed the Brigade of Guards in Hyde Park. The weather was dull. but a huge crowd assent bled to watch the spectacle. The King, in his uniform as Colonel-in- Chief ...

... BOOK REVIEW The Man Without a Mouth, by John Sharks (Arthur H. Stockwell, Ltd., London). This novel has been written by a Berkshire author who hides his identity under the nom-de-plume of John Charles. From a glance at the cover it would appear that ...

... Review of Boundaries. Mr. Edmonds moved that application should be made to the County Council to consider a review of the boundaries of East and West Haßbourne, Dldcot and Harwell. Chairman suggested that the matter would receive better consideration ...

... REVIEW AT READING, He must be a moat unemotional person who was no t impressed by the spectacle which was witnessed at the King's Meadow Recreation Ground, Reading, on Saturday, when some hundreds of men. resident I in Berkshire who have fought their ...

... A REVIEW. This Conference concluded its sittings on Friday, after the most successful and well-attended of late vears. The salient features of the Congress were the ilishop of Oxford's presidential address; the discussion on the Division of the Dioces_ ...

... VIEWS AND REVIEWS. BAD AIR AND BAD HEALTH. by Harold Wager and Auberon Herbert. Published by Williams and Norgate. - foulest dens) contrive to keep their bodies going This is to a great extent a reprint from the quite as long and as vigorously as the ...

... REVIEW AT MALTA. Lord Rosebery sad the Hon. Neil Primrose arrived at Malta on Sunday morning, and early in ' he afternoon, with the Governor, visited the Induswial Hall, where they were met by Count Pant Fournier. The Lords of the Admiralty and Lord Rosebery ...

... VIEWS AND REVIEWS, DAYS IN THULE WITH ROD, GUN, AND CAMERA, by JOHN BICZNEDYNN, (published by Arch. Constable and Co.) Persons who have not travelled in good classical company to ultimo Thule, and attempt the journey without, are apt to get shipwrecked ...

... bit 'REVIEW RUN your eye down the titles as a eardplayet views his hand. Each title is visible at a glance. You will find account in the shortest possible time. New sheets can be placed in their proper order in a few seconds. Suitable for a few accounts ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW, The Queen had a busy afternoon on Monday. Arriving at Farnborough Station shortly after four, her Majesty laid the memorial stone of tie new military church in Stanhope Lines, reviewed the troops of the Aldershot division, and returned ...