... REVIEWS. BRITATter: QUEEN A STORY AND A ie an interesting and judiciously condensed eked h of the principal events in the life of ller Majesty. At the present moment when the whole country is ringin , with the preparations for celebrating the Jubilee ...

... REVIEWS. 1 tfe or Mn3ic, 23, Paternoster London, E.C.—Music is the one universal language, speaking to .11 civilized nations through the same signs, and forming a uLigue end eywputhtttc bond of union between all peoples. 'Phis magazine !Ape to a fuller ...

... REVIEW. Sestassa's Mmoszma. — Messrs. Scribner have been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. T. Thulstrup and Mr. J. Steeple Davis, to illustrate ex-Minster Washburne's Reminiscences of the siege and Commune of Paris. Both of the artists were ...

... REVIEWS. Tnr. JOrRIAL.--!ri the 25th part of IVard and Lock's Tchniral now to subject of iron-making is continued an which is full of int.:rest for this mach valuable intimation to the -r and composition of iron, coal, Sc. • • articles on various other ...

... REVIEWS. THE SEASON.—The October number of The Season, the ladies' high class fashion paper, is well calculated to sustain the reputation of that publication. It contains a number of beautifully. coloured fashion plates, as well as a large number ...

... REVIEWS. The Sessos.—We have to hand an eicellent shilling fashion periodical. being the first of an entirely English series cf a titegnzine that has been enjoying the favour of the Parisians and the inhabitants of t seise other large towns in as many ...

... REVIEWS. Ina CIVIL HII4TOE.T Or ENGLAND.-- By White and Dobson (Crosby, Lockwood end CO., London.) — For examination porposee, this is one of tt e b. et text books of English history that have come under our notice. It iv concise, accurate, and clearly ...

... REVIEws. or FlBllloX.—This old and prestical Ladies Monthly Fashion book fully retains its prestige, and this month contains eight exquisite pla es of the latest fashions, specially designed in Paris for English ladies, with full sized patterns ; and ...

... REVIEWS. Wrai nor FASIIION.—This month's part eon. tains eel tl.e t ewest spring fashions, with eight beautiful plAtes, specially deeigDed for tht with poetry, ltteratore, court news, the °pent, liesitree, &e.. And should be seen by all ladies who desire ...

... REVIEWS. FORTNIGHTLY Rsvisw for this month, CODtairmamongst a lot of readable matter, an article on the National Theatre, from the pen of that dietingulahed caterer. Augustus Harris. The proverbial success achieved by Mr Harris has not shielded him from ...

... REVIEWS. The Stator, or Lady'l Plastrated ifaga:i4e published in London and Paris, is a eeral which could be produced only by two of the first capitals of the world. For quality of paper. excellence of printing, and general get-up. it is irreF roechable ...

... REVIEWS. TIM 'Q • EZN'. -- The Christmas number of this high-dam paper is au profus•ly illltstnt •l with fashion plates and other subjects suit-able to the festive season. ' llonte front Sehool for Christmas Eve,' and 'The Children's Christmas,' are good ...