... ransacked the world for Cartoons, for seldom, if ever, has The Review of Reviews contained so many specimens. The old-established features—Leading Articles from the Reviews, Ihe Reviews Reviewed, Diaries of General Events and of the War, ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The February number of The Review of Reviews apiwans under the editorship of Miss Estelle W. Stead, who, in consequence of her brother having joined the Army, has been apixiiiityd to the position by ths pro prietor (Mrs. W. T ...

... The Review of Reviews. There are many important features in the November issue of The Review of Reviews which should interest the earnest thinker. Particular attention is directed to the Progress Notes which deal with the reasons for the war and the ...

... Review or review of the as VOLUNTEIRL—A grand Itolantern .01 take place at Postypsol will Os wisest Con.° Lase.—A lad, boluses six sad Nees years old, the eon of Ye. Prisg, PAW/Peelle, bee been lost. A description is gives as advertisement in ear celestas ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The Review Reviews for March contain! as its chief novelty interview which Six I'iancis Burnand interviews the Editor Punch concerning the recoct change editorship. From this it appear* that, contrary to the general belief, Francis ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. “The Review of Reviews’ for August continues to view the world and its happenings from the standpoint of genial optimism. The event of the last month to its thinking was the meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Conference at West- minster ...

... “THE VIEW OF RE Ss.” The February number of Mr Stead’s Review has a character sketch of Mr T. W. Russell, an article by Hugh B. on the work of Mr Ebenezer Howard, the founder of the Garden City movement, an excellent contribution on the result of the ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The October number of The Review of Reviews would be notable if only for the lavish and varied display of cartoons between its clovers. But there is more tban this. Several important and timely special artioles tied a place ...

... The Review of Reviews are well maintained the leading article section of the magazine being more than usually comprehensive. A useful feature of this section is the inclusion of a number of portraits of various writers whose articles are reviewed. The ...

... The Review of Reviews. In the July issue of The Review of Reviews is published a very fine character sketch of the late Rt. Hon. George Wyndham, by the late Mr W. T. Stead. The question of Educational Reform which started in the last number is continued ...

... The Review of Reviews. The frontispiece to the July issue of The Review of Reviews is a fine map . (drawn by G. F. Morrell) showing the main lines of railway on the Eastern front. Another very interesting map is given—the Pan- Germanic map—which ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.' In 'he July number of the above magazine there is printed an article ou Hultur According to Krupp, written by Mr. Robert hunter, in a Inch he describes 'The Krupp'a Model Town, and tianages to convey much interesting and i ...