... Reviews. The Midland Naturalist. —We have received the first number of this new monthly, which is intended as a medium for inter-communication between the Naturalists of the Midland Counties. The idea in the abstract is excellent one, and the specimen ...

... Reviews. We have received the British Trade Journal, and a very solid and useful publication it is, containing an immense amount of information most valuable to business men. Great Industries of Great Britain the first part of a serial work descriptive ...

... Review. Stroud's Coleshill Chronicle Almanack.— The large and increasing circulation of the above little publication speaks tufficiently as to its merits. The Almanack for 1876 has just been issued. It comprises an admirable compendium of local information ...

... Review. '• Oul Canal Population.—By George F.S A., of Coalville, Leicester. (Publishers : Haug- ton. and Co., 10, Paternoster Row, London). High the ranks England's living practical i philanthropists, side by side with the Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl Fortescue ...

... Reviews. A Brief Skbtch of the Introduction of Railways into this Country, and the Wonderful Results thereof. By Mr. C. J. Crosbie-Dawson, C.E., (Tamworth: D. Addison, Herald Office, Silver Street.jfcPrice In more than one important matter the inhabitants ...

... REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. On Monday morning a review and sham fight of the artillery and cavalry quartered in and near the metropolis was held on Wimbledon Common in the presence of his Royal Highness the Duke ot Cambridge, numerous officers of the regular ...

... REVIEW BY THE KING. GUARDS AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. The review by King of the 2nd Scobs Guards, who did not reach England from South Africa in time to take part in last week's great review on the Horse Guards Parade, took place on Tuesday in the grounds ...

... REVIEW OF THE YEAR Ushered with industrial strife and with the echoes of war filling the atmosphere of its dosing days, the year eighteen hundred and nicety-eight will be writ large in the pages of history. Some international bonds were knit together ...

... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. The Windsor review will be a stiff day's work for the troops engaged, and a spectacle snch as country has rarely witnessed. The returns sent in by corps have been based the lowest numbers likely toattend, and these now make up 28,000 ...

... THE REVIEW AT LONGCHAMPS. The following extracts are from a descriptive article the Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, writing from Paris, on Sunday :— We have not been disappointed. Spite of the bad weather last night and the threatening appearance ...

... THE GRAND REVIEW. (OF BRITAIN'S HEROIC DEAD) Last night I dreamt of the Grand Review, the souls heroes staunch and true; I saw them wind thro' the Marble Arch, With martial swing and a steady march; They filed thro' Hyde Park with length'ning line. And ...

... NAVAL REVIEW. King's Visit Hi* Fleet SPITHEAD SCENES While the warships of seventeen nations looked on at Britain's naval might, King George on Thursday reviewed the great Empire armada assembled at Spithead. Twenty-one years ago he was a young sub-lieutenant ...