... REVIEW OF REVIEWS FOR NOVEMBER. The new number of the of Ileetieles parries evidence on many of its pages that the editor ham been visiting Russia again, lie has been making a two inontho' tour of the European capitals, but halt the time he has spent ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. The Volunteer Review and Sham light at Bdghlea en Monday were favoured by finer wesdhee an had been anticipated. In London the ill Ide, but at Brighton there was • fall of rale, a died snowstorm and the first detachment d salved ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. The review at Aldershot passed off brilliantly. All the troops stationed there, cavalry, artillery, and infantry, with several Metropolitan volunteer, battalions, were engaged in the operations, the troops being divided into opposing ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. The naval power of the Achill squadron of the attacking fleet has received a blow from the effects of which it will probably be unable to recover. On Saturday, off Cape Ushant, Admiral Tracey, with the Rodney, the Howe, the Warspite ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. It is not yet at all an assured fact that the beginning of a new cereal year will find the world weighted with a superabundance of wheat. Americais likely to exceed her yield of 1885 by 10,000,000 qr., but the yields of Engiand ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. On the evening of Friday last there was a perceptible rise in the temperature, since when rain has fallen generally, though not heavily, over the United Kingdom. Moisture was certainly the crying want no less of the cornfields ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN. TRADE. Mild and gentle April is with U 3, and to the genial influence of the natural season is ad:led that of the. Church's Easter truce. But as with places so with seasons, and men whose minds remain unchanged, though they live their ...

... REVIEW OF .THE CORN TRADE. Some very bright and springlike days have been enjoyed since the thaw set in, and there have also been rough days of high wind and driving rain. A few districts have been visited by floods, but on the whole we have got over ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. It may be assumed as regards arable lands that the weather, trying as it has been to human beings, has been favourable to the autumn wheat, and also to the February sowings, whether of wheat or of spring corn. The low temperature ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE On Friday last the Meteorological Office entertained us with a prophecy of a fortnight's bad weather, but thus far we have had a pleasant time enough, with refreshing showers and bright sunshine between them. The winds have been ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The oak was out before the ash this year, and the good auguries which old-fashioned meteorologists derived from this sign are ours for 1890. The season does, in truth, appear to be a propitious one, neither lacking in rainfall ...

... SALVATIONIST SLUM REVIEW. What was described as a Review was held en Monday evening by the Salvationists, in Great Western Hall, Marylebone. Among those on the platform, in addition to the superintendents of the mission, were 40 Slum Sisters. There ...