... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS ARTICLE. LONDON, Oct. 3. Commenting on a letter from Hon W. P. Reeves on New Zealand's piyment for Dr W. H. Fitchetre paper, the Times describes the supplement to the Review of Reviews as a general histerioil sketch, and says ...

... EMIGRATION. THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS PROPOSAL. Prams nerxiation—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. 111 - EII:BOURNik, July Referring to the Review of Reviews article, Mr Fisher took strong exception to the term pauper children. '• We hare emerged from ...

... REVIEW. BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG. Christmas and New Year have come and gone, but boys and girls are things which, though they come like these feetivals, do not go in the same way. Therefore we presume that there will still boa sale for some of the innumerable ...

... REVIEW. BLACKIB'S CHRISTMAS Orettir the Outlaw, by Mr S. Bering Gould, may not be equal to Trams Island or King Solomon's ; we do not think it is. But it is, perhaps, equal to any boy's book, pure and simple, womb has seen blot since famous twain. ...

... REVIEWS. JEEMS KAYE.* This is a little book which ought to be read wherever Scots do congregate, or, in other words, in every prosperous and civilised part of the earth, as well as in many parts which are not prosperous or civilised. Mr Kaye is a Glasgow ...

... REVIEW. Tam Stinnowwwr, by S. B. Crockett. London, T. Fisher Unwin ; Christchurch. Fountain Barber. lied Mr Crockett written nothing but The Lilac Sunbonnet he would be entitled to an honourable place among the novelists of the day. It is a charming ...

... THE REVIEWER. Stephen Ormond, by F. Dickberry (Long s Colonial Library), is not a pleasant story. A man marries in his young days, and in a brief while separates from his wife, leaving her with a daughter. Emigrating to the colonies. he finds comfort ...

... REVIEW. THE COLLEGE SPORTS REGISTER.—JuNs, 1886. The seventh number of the Register ii before us. It is a modest, well-compiled sporting journal, giving publicity and encouragement to the athletic sports which are assiduously cultivated by the pupils ...

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... REVIEW. PICTURESQUE AUSTP.A.LASLt. Australian scenery seems to be coming into fashion among the London publishers. It has not done so hurriedly by any means. Almost every other country in the world which can boast of the least pretension to beauty, and ...

... promise that they would sustain their parts as creditably in the review. _ The whole line of march from the Barracks to the Domain was thronged with intending spectators; and on reaching the review ground the scene was animating iu the extreme, so unusually ...

... THE REVIEW. PRO.BO}:R JUBILATION. (Received August 19. 12.47 ism. LONDON, August 18. Mr Fischer seemed to be the bearer of come important communication. At any rate, when Captain Marker. Lord Kitchen. era aide-de.camp, invited the Boer gemsrats to meet ...