... OF THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. AN, INTERVIEW WITH MR. IV. T. STEAD. AN unique interviewing job, I think-to be sent by you, Sir, the present editor, to interview the late one for the columns of the Pall Hall Gazette itself; to repair to the -Review of Reviews ...

... REVIEWS. THE DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTHEH THERrE is much satisfaction to be derived from the growing evidence of the progressive spirit of writers on political economy. The sonewhat hide-bound dogmatism which pervades the more old- las'iioned school of ...

... REVIEWS. FROM THE BOER SIDE.* WRITING on August 1, Mr. Hillegas predicted another year or two for the war, if, as he expected, the Boers continued to fight like patriots; if their patriotism failed they would be exterminated as a nation, and none would ...

... REVIEWS. DTTTITFD ASqVPTnIOT .V* HAVING mastered at any rate the rudiments of the art of de6ipherinlg the cuneiform characters, and having a clear idea of the general trend of the history they reveal to us, Mr. Roberton has, apparently, been seized with ...

... REVIEWS. FOR THE IDLE ONLY. MRS. J. KENT SPENDER thinks it probable that she will never more write three-volume novels. We wish sne had come to this decision sooner, and so had spared us, if not all, at least two-thircls of her Modern Quixote (London ...

... ?? REViEws. A NEW TUNE.* THrERE is one persistent effect in this book. Knowing, as is very evident, the East - end of London closely and widely Mr. Morrison has received from it one impression, a sense of unrelieved pettiness and gloomy routine, of a ...

... REVIEWS. WEST AFRICA.* Miss KINGSLEY accomplishes a grand object in her latest work, which out- rivals Travels in .West Africa. By means of a bright, commou-sense style and plenty of good anecdotes she ensnares the unwary reader into a profound study ...

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