... REVIEWS Ivy Leaves and other Stories, by Coronella. Second Edition : Mozley and Co., London. This is an entertaining and instructive book, suitable for presenting to young people of either sex. The authoress appears to be deeply imbued with the principles ...

... reviews An Island Pearl, by B. L. Farjeon. The Christmas number of Kinsley's , We have read this hifc'hiy interesting story with iileasure. It will disappoint none and please all who may take it up. It contains number excellent illustrations. The Pc’aravia ...

... REVIEWS Our Clothiers Roihcaj Guide fur St. Helens and District. —Messrs. Redmayne and Sons, who carry on business under the title of Our Clothiers St. Helens and number other places, are exhibiting very un.quc spirit of enterprise. On Thursday they ...

... REVIEWS. Lieut.-Colonel C.B, Paris, of Linrlpool and Woolton, is well-known to a number of St. Helens people for the warm interest he takes in the work of the St. John Ambulance Association. Colonel Paris is chairman of the Liverpool centre of the association ...

... REVIEW. BRrIEF REMARKS on some of the most important changes effected in the English Church in the Sixteegth Century. Reprinted from the Huyton Parish Hafinme for gratuitous distribution in the Parish of Huyton. The writer of the pamphlet before usis one ...

... REVIEWS. When shall I see you ballad by Walter Maynard, transcribed for the pianoforte by E. Hime (Hime and Son), a faithful and effective transcription of a song I spoke favourably of in last Saturday’s Reporter, it is easily playable by an ordinary ...

... reviews. Drainage, with regard to health, and modes of disposal of town sewage, by G. J. C. Broom, F G.S., Assoc. M.I.C.E , London, E. and F. N Spon. Under the above title the borough engineer of St. Selena has issue 1 interesting pamphlet of some SO ...

... REVIEWS. Many readers of The Reporter will remember number of letters that appeared these columns some time since, under the title trip Gibraltar. Ihe letters, which were of an exceedingly interesting character, have since been revised and reprinted another ...

... REVIEWS, | Cassell’'s New Testament Cominentary forlng Readers still pursues tie even tenor of its ways. 44 has now been reached. This carries the work® the eleventh chapter of St. Paul's E;i';nlo to’ the Hebrews. Under the editorship of Dr. nm-a Bishop ...

... REVIEW. Self-formation, Lecture delivered by the Rev. John Barnacle, B. A., Curate of Prescot. Price 3d., Post free 3id. Mr. Barnacle, shortly after his arrival in this town, was solicited by the Prescot Working Men’s Society to deliver Lecture to the ...

... REVIEW Babt Died To-day, and other Poems, by the late William Leighton. Paper covers, 6d. London : Longmans, Green and Co. In a note to this selection from the poems of \Vm. Leighton, the reader is informed that the poet was born in Dundee in 1841, and ...

... THE SATURDAY REVIEWERS, On Saturday n?ht. says the London correspondent of the Liverpool Post,was held one of the most notable dinner parties of the season—the annual dinner of the contributors to the Saturday Review. ‘The editor was in the chair, and ...