... REVIEW The proprivtor of the The C C«» n , an in o m-iig u- »h»»t rial eothnai* beg, ho»«T«r, prano tulxM, th- uj the Imperi .1 fani l h* for enthußtißiQ, The Krni>eror retm which th* chief Napoleon, in fact and they are gre and flnanca, and multitude ...

... REVIEWS. The for February are unsually iutereatiug, and contain stirring tales both amusing and instructive. In Tinaley't Magazine there is running With Harp or Crown pleasing story) Honours divided,” Wooed and married, and Love’s victory” ((roil, the ...

... Reviews. In Scribner * Monthly for February, “ Bcrangcr” will be found very interesting, and the continuation of Olimpcs of Texas” arc lively and pleasing.”— Tinsley'* Magazine: There deal of matter which will arrest the attention of the subscribers to ...

... REVIEWS Mabrl Vaughan : A talc the author of the ** Lamplighter.” London: Sampson, Low, & la. In proportion !i* the inlercliauge of commercial productons between nations has increased by the facilities transport which modern civ’fixation has evoked, has ...

... REVIEWS. English Peasantry.— This is the title irk jus! to hand, by the author of •’The romance of Peasant Life.” It deals largely with the state of the English peasant, and lays its views in an intelligent and interesting manner. Now that the subject ...

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... REVIEWS, Tinsley Magazine: thismagaaine for March, the “Fairer than a Daisy is particularly interesting, whilst Mr. Farjeon appears to strain every point to make Jessie Trim acceptable. Lmley Rochford,” 100, keeps up its interest. the Governor and Hun ...

... Reviews, The London .Sketch Book.— This is a publication Cuutaiug much matter and laughable illustrations, With the January number are given away chromo-lithographs the Queen, Mr. Disraeli, the Tichborae Claimant, H.R.H. Count de Chambord, Mr. Hawkius ...

... IN REVIEW is interesting note that the Conference of 1935. just before the Rev. Duncan Percy came to the Banbury circuit, had sanctioned the amalgamation of the former Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist circuits. W orking out of much of the detail had to ...

... REVIEWS. Stepping Heavenward.— The Prince of the House of David is the subject of a long and deeply interesting tale for this month in the publication bearing the title above, and comes from the pen of the Rev. J. H. Ingraham, author The pillar of lire ...

... REVIEWS Good Woeds.—” Theresa and “Novantia” are rerr interesting this month: and the Discorcry of the Basilica of Santa PctronilU, near Rome and ' successful Physician,” afford much reading that | ' is interesting and instructive. Sunday Magazine contains ...

... REVIEWS. Cassell’s Library of English Literature (by ileury is hand, and interesting work it promises be. •Commencing with the date it lays bare some very instructive mutter. Good Words for May contains The Story of Hubert Nicholla,” The parable of the ...