... REVIEWS. Seven Days in London, by Fred Gosinah. Newcastle-on-Tyne: Andrew Reid, !go.— The author skilfully divides London into seven districts, and after giving us a general map of the great city he'gives us seven maps of the seven districts referred ...

... REVIEWS. Handbook of Phrenology, P hysiognonsy.and Physiology , by R B. D. Wells. Scarborough: R B. D. Wells. P av ili on Place. pp. This is Professor Wells' most recent and, in many respects, his most popular and moat useful publication. It is really ...

... REVIEWS. Forster's Strata. Newcastle-on-Tyne &Oct.; Reid. pp. .--This is a treatise on a section of the strata from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Cross Fell, with remarks on mineral veins; also tables of the strata in Northumberland, Durham. Yorkshire, Derbyshire ...

... THE PRESIDENT'S REVIEW. Mr. Thomas Whiteley, in moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, said that financially the position was about the same as last year, and much better than it was two years ago. During last year the funds of the Society ...

... REVIEW OF BOOKS. Th, awl DiOriel Bawl of Hope Star, for January, price Id. This is the first number of an excellent little magazine of temperance reading published by the Halifax Band of Hope Union, and deserves the encouragement of the temperance folks ...

... THE LESSON REVIEWED. Teachers should be patient; and the author of this series of articles, who is in his humble way • teacher, does try to be patient. Still, it is sometimes • bit worryng to see bow people contnually forget what has been said and repeated ...

... AS INTERINTING REVIEW. Mr. A. Jagger gave a short, interesting historical review, tracing back the cause to a service on Well 11111, where Messrs. Halliday and Gilbert preached. The first camp , meeting in the district of Halifax was held on Greetland ...

... THE UNIVERSAL REVIEW. Mr Harry Quilter is a recognised authority in all matters relating to art, and is known, doubtless, to many of our readers, through his interesting criticisms on the exhibitions and artists of the day, which appear in the Spectator ...

... REVIEW OF BOOKS. The Golden Mark : Christmas number of the (cd. Cassell and Co., London. This moldier contains aeverrl well-written stories, an excellent article on Keeping Christmas. poetry and a Christmas Carol (music and words), When gentle Jesus ...

... REVIEW OF THE WORE. At the present time, perhaps, the Institution was capable of doing more good fur the original cause for which such institutions were established, than ever it was before. They hail been induced, by the remarks of the Inspector in the ...

... A REVIEW OF THE YEAR. In the first place he would remind than of the great diameter last month in the dentraction of Alexandra Milla by fire. He war. afraid this would be the cense of great dimities in the borough during the coming winter, and to mitigate ...

... ANNUAL TRADE REVIEW. Twelve months ago there were pleasing anticipations of a welcome revival of industrial activity. The whole country was optimistic. and traders in this portion of the Calder Valley had no reason to fear that they would not participate ...