... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” [ This magazine for April contains ‘some v:ari emphatic statements, in the notes ting to the Progress of the ‘World, on 5:0 recent crisis—Parliament versus Army. The editor asserts ‘that ““ the mgonsible leaders of Unionism have ...

... for Cinderella ”’ at Wyndham’s Theatre is criticised by A. Croom-Johnson. Signed book reviews are now a feature of ‘“The Reviey of Reviews,”” and this month's reviewers are Sir finrr_v H. Johnston Saint Nihal Singh, and E. A. Lawrence. A most useful section ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS This magazine for July contains a brief but outspoken article on “Safety of Ships at Sea,” and a demand is made E.)r a Minister of Marine. Mr. N. C. Adossides, who has come into personal contact with Mexico’s Dicta tor, writes a ...

... “ THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.” This interesting monthly once more justifies its claim to be a * searchlight into things that matter.” The food question is probably the most important subject at the moment, and “ The Review of Reviews’' publishes an article ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEWS The 'Review of Reviews for November 15th contains excellent portraits of Mr. McKinley and Mr. Bryan, with copious samples of the literature of the recent election. The topic of the month discusses what use Lord Salis- bury will make ...

... views of the coemy are given in some detail. Leading Arge.lu and Reviews Reviewed ombody i articles in the current mg'i:n P:lonu‘porm magazines Taken_as a whole, “The Review of Reviews is a notable number, and should add to its already world-wide reputation ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The chief feature of the September number of the Review qf Reviews (price 6d.) is a character sketch of the late Lord Russell of Killowen. Mr. Stead was personal friend of the Chief Justice, and the sketch is there- fore largely ...

... “THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS” An outetanding feature in the September issue of thia oldwstablished magazine is the number and variety of cartoons selected from the work of clever artists practically all over the world. Enemy cartoons from the German and Austrian ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. This Magazine for June is an exceedingly diversified number. In it Mr. James Marchant, Hon. Sec. of the National Birth Rate Commission, gives the “Truth about War Babies,”” and the tenour of his article may be gathered from his ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS Somehow or other the Editor of this magazine manages to maintain its interest month by month. For variety of articles and general high quality of its cantents throughout the October issue seems to he one of the best numbers of recent ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The hifih standard of “ The Review of Reviews '’ is fully maintained in the April number, now to hamnd. The outstanding feature is tha article by the Rev. Henry Carter, Secretary of the Methodist Church, “Drink in War- Time,” the ...

... « THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS The June number of ‘‘The Review of Reviews'' contains a mass of reading matter of more than o'd.inuzfiinwmc at the present period. The Editor has secured several writers of nol:h:o sup¥ special articles, amo! m be?:; Sir Harry ...