... U REVIEW OF REVIEWS; f Ine Fortnightly caters well for the public taste in the current number. lie Rennes Verdict and the Dreyfus Case is the subject of intelligent treatment by an English officer. Strangely enough, the author attempts to prove ...

... THE REVIEW, Yesterday, tbe regiment of tbe Yorkshire Hussars, under the command af Colonel Earl de Grey, was reviewed on Knavesmire, by Colonel Clarke, the commanding officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards, now stationed at our Barracks. The morning being ...

... REVIEWS A New Testament Commentary for Engliah Readers. Edited by 0. J. EDicott, D.D., Lord ?? oC Glo'dceste? ar.d Bristol. VoL 111. : C:issell Peitar aiid Oalpin. With this volume a valuable and learned work is brought to a conclusion, and ifc is ...

... REVIEWS. Celebrities of the Century. Edited by Lloyd C. Sanders. Caasell and Co. Literally, this is a compendious dictionary of biography, and we see Uttle reason to complain of tha way in which the ideas of the editor have baen carried out. The s ...

... REVIEWS. “Life of Scotch Naturalist’’: Thomas Edward, Associate of the Liossao Society. Samuel Smiles, Author “Lives of the Engineers, Arc.” Portrait lllnstratious George Reid, A.H.S.A. London: John Murray. Mr. Smiles has done-well to add this volume ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. J Wheat.— The trade has been kept in a dull and un- certain state now for a long time past; the main cause has been the poor condition in which the samples have I come forward from week to week. Although ...

... REVIEWS. Ihe Midland Railway: Its Rise aud Progress. A narrative of Modem Enterprise. By Frederick S. Williams, author of Our Irou Roads. I^ndon : Strahau and Co. Rail way enterprise oould have no better chroni- cler than Mr. Williams, aud he has ...

... REVIEWS. ** Thrift. By Samuel Smiles, author of « Character, Self -Help, kc. Loudon : John Murray. Intended as a sequel to Self-Help, and written throughout iv a point_Rl, sensible, aneodotical style, tbe last volume Mr. Smiles has issued will l»e ...

... REVIEWS. HOUSEHOLD WORDS— Pabt X.— This periodical has only been established about twelve mouths ; but, during that brief period, it bas found iv way to almost every fireside circle, and is now a general favourite with all classes of the community. The ...

... Quarterly Review (Murry) is an exoellent number, full of good things. The last article, on the meeting of Parliament, has already received notice in our editorial columns. The other political articles to which attention may be directed are — the review of Sir ...

... REVIEWS. The Great Painters of Cbriateadom, ycom Cinaa- bne to Wilkie. By John Forbea-Robertaoa. IHußtrated. Caesell, Petter, and Gal^m : L in- don, Paris, and New York. Thiß is a book to be lingered over, with lovinjf tenderness and dreamy eyes. It ia ...

... art of reviewing, and the tricks of the reviewers, from which we are fain to make a quotation. There is the review intended to sell a book — which oomes out immediately after the appear- ance of the book, or sometimes before it ; the review which gives ...