... ‘’THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” the December number this magazine there is mpital portrait of Queen Alex* andra, taken so recently as last month, when she honoured the Stead Hostel Ismdon with visit. Her Majesty's letter Miss Stead, in which is stated that ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Tha chief feature of the September number of the Review of Reviews is a character sketch of the late Lord Russell of Killowen. Mr. Stead was ld;omnll friend of the Chief Justice, and the sketch is therefore largely reminiscent. ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review of Reviews for March opens with a frontispiece-portrait of Ibsen, who celebrates this month his 70th birthday. ~The subject of the Character Sketch is Lord Salisbury, whom Mr. Stead treats as the first of living Englishmen ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS• The April number of the Review of Reviews' announce that the magazine will be twice( rib edited and published at Bank Buildings, Kingsway. The 'hamster sketch devoted to the Lords of the lElog's Navy, winery referred to in an article ...

... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The July number of The Review of Reviews opens with a novelty in the shape of a seven-paged frontispiece, devoted to a reproduction, on superior paper, of several of the most famous of Burne-Jones’s pictures. The Character Sketch ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The January number of the Review of Re- views opens a new volume witb a portrait i f Lord Kelvin. The contents of the new number are very varied. In the Progress of the World the history of the month is rapidly summarised and ...

... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS” The October number The lieviewr Reviewe would be notable if only for the lavish and varied display of cartoon© between its covers. But there is more than this. Several important and timely special articles, find place. Miss F. ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS/’ Illustrations are now a prominent feature the Review Reviews/' and in keeping with the character its other contents, the fictures are quite cosmopolitan scope, or instance have this month a group General Botha and his family, a ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The “Review of Reviews” for September contains a variety of articles of general interest. Current bistory in caricature continues to be a popular feature the review, and in this month’s selection several specimens of the ...

... ••THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The August number of The Review Reviews’ (Stead’s Publishing House, Is. net) contains a wonderful selection of cartoons culled from all over the world. There are something like ninety specimens—many being a remarkable character ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. With December the Review of Reviews completes its fifty-sixth vidunte. It is no Milian achievement for any magazine to !MVP maintained its hold upon the public for twenty-eight years. The present issue bears evidence of careful ...

... “REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” The case for and against Nationalisation stated sufficiently in the “Review for October by two such well-known authorities Sir Loo Chiozza Money and Mr. Hartley Withers. As future of the country largely hinges the decision of this ...