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... THE REVIEW. The great Volunteer field-day at Brighton on Monday is pronounced to be, from a military point of view, a great improvement upon that of last year. The programme was well carried out. The railway arrangements appear to have been perfect ; ...
... REVIEWS. The British Workman, The Band of Hope Review, The Family Friend, The Friendly Visitor, The Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine. London :S. W. Partridge & Co., 9; Paternoster Row. The November numbers of these monthly little serials, abound in ...
... REVIEWS The Bible Educator. London, Cassell, Petter, and Galpin. The second part is now before ns, and gives sufficient evidence that Messrs. Cassell and Co., are determined to make this work a worthy sequel to the Popular and Scientific Educator, already ...
... REVIEWS. The Masonic Magazine. London, George Kenny, 2,8, and 4, Little Britain. A new monthly magazine for freemasons, containing papers and articles on Freemasonry in all its branches, that cannot fail to prove of interest to the members of the craft ...
... REVIEW Education Progressive through Life, by it. TRIGG, —(London, Elliot Stock)—ls an unpretending book' clearly and concisely written, and full of wise counsel and practical suggestions to students, to whom as appears by the title page it is especially ...
... REVIEW. THIC RIETEZAT AND °TENN POUR, by Rev. D. P. Alford, ALA, Tavistook, T. W. Greenfield. We noticed this volume of poems on its first appearance some ten years ago, but in the interval so many things have happened, that probably very few of our readers ...
... REVIEW Handbook for Entigrasts to Adelaide, South Aus. tralia.—This is a cheap book, as it can be had for asking. It contains all the main facts what an intending Emigrant would wish to know, and we advise every one who thinks of leaving home for this ...
... REVIEW, BucUand Abbey and Sir Francis Drake, by Sydney Robjohns, F.R.R.S., and H./iL H. S, globe& Bowering, Plymouth. Mr. Robjohns has here reprinted a pa r which he read before the Fellows of the Royal histori cal Society, and with which doubtless those ...
... REVIEWS. TEE ArtucsE WORLD.-(A monthly advocate of humanity) published by J. W. Partridge and Co., price 2d. We have before us the two first numbers of a capital magazine—THE Ammer, WoßEDprinted on toned paper and illustrated with unusally good engravings ...
... REVIEW. McCarthy's 11;story of oar Own Times. In four I volumes.—Vol. I.—lt is a stock question for mem- I hers of youthful debating societies, whether impartiality is or is not the duty of an historian. Those who with hot haste are carried away by jwinui ...
... REVIEWS. The Post Magazine Alnianack for 1872. London, W. J. Stokes, Wine Office Court, Fleet Street.— This is one of the best and most useful almanacks,and contains a great deal of valuable and recent information, compiled in a careful and concise manner ...
... REVIEWS. The Mining Worbl. London : Wm. D. Quinlaw, 241 and 242, Gresham House, Old Broad Street. An excellent weekly journal for recording the position and proceedings of mining, railway, banking, insurance, and joint stock companies. There are some ...