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... THE REVIEWS. QUARTERLY Review, No. IIL. TE WeEsTMINSTER Review, No. THE National Review, No. XVIII. | as reviews mow are and have been for some years, their success seems assured and their numbers are increasing. During the last year or two ...
... Reviews of The Tragedy of Mary Stuart Mary Queen of Scots. By M. P. Willcocks. (Allen and Unwin. 12s. ed.) The two most noteworthy modern additions to the vast literature of Mary Stuart are Maj .-General Mahon’s series of studies, which appeared a few ...
... Review Mrs. C. W. Potter suggested that the Buildings Committee should review the question again and consider building the offices outside Worcester. Ald. J. A. Gauden said the council had to decide which was more important—the retention of three old ...
... REVIEW The council approved the review of intents' boundaries In the county, which make no major alterations except for BewdleY. A number of Kidderminster members objected to representations by the borough for it to incorporate Stourport urban. and Bradley ...
... THE REVIEWS The Edinburgh Review, No. CCXXYI. The Westminster Bavin*. No. XIV. The ratios AI Be VIEW. NO. XX. The Budgetand the French Treaty neoeasarily occupy the attention the political writers in the Reviews, and the Edinburgh opens on the general ...
... Reviews of Hitler’s Seizure of Austria A Pact with Hitler: The Death of Austria. Martin Fuchs. (Gollancz. 12s. 6d.) The author of this book was confidential assistant” to Chancellor Schuschnigg during most of the period that matters to the book. He thus ...
... IN THE REVIEWS. Abbe Ernest Dimnet makes a very clear statement of France's present difficulties in an article in the Nineteenth Century Review. He explains that M. H-mot's fall was not due to political causes. He had to leave office because he was ...
... REVIEW' `Annie Get Your Gun' ...
... REVIEWED A NEW CO-ORDINATING COMMISSION ...
... REVIEW The thirty-third annual ordinary general meeting of Lewis’s Limited was held yesterday at Liverpool. Lieut.-Colonel S. S. G. Cohen, T.D., chairman of the company, who presided, in the course of his speech said: It now almost two years since there ...
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