... the idea on -which thre Review of Reviews is based, and that we do not desire to see that idea carried into eect. The idea is i-uply this-to take, without payment, from all the leadiug reviews and magazines, such portions as may seem advisoble to Mr. Stead ...

... gratitude at the.f pro ct ox' having tha cseam of: theur thim j off montlyfor their advantage the ditr ' the -TRview of Reviews. -A~ -j d n ?? written about the pi.ogram of . Sta' eclecticgpublication,.nt o alde2, 'id in t Ie :words ofits orginator- ...

... THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. Mr Stead's excellent periodical for this month pays special attention to the Welsh magazines. The New Round Table, in the Westminster Review, dealing with the subject of Home Rale for Wales, is also referred to, and it is remarked ...

... REVIEWING A iREVIEWEI. We said, replying to a correspondent a week orfso ago, that Mr. GLAJs'ToNE'S adverse review of Dr. JUNBAR INfRAM'S History of the Legislative Union Between Great Britain and Jireland wra about as muoh of an answer to that book ...

... THE WELSH REVIEW REVIEWED. Having already announced the appearance of this new review, and promised to refer to it somewhat in detail on a future occasion, we now redeem our pledge. We feel bound to state that the articles are as a rule lively, in excellent ...

... I REVIEWS. I - I be MESSRS CASSELL AND CO'S. PUBLICA- ,, TIONS. The Mfagazine of Art for August is beautifully illustrated, the frontispiece being copied from the picture by G. H. Broughton, ?? 'The Heir Presumptive.' Alice Maynell also writes on the ...

... REVIEWS. J, Maoaiisi for June opens with an J little sketch, entitled Philip Armytage ; or, the i' Love. Had our space permitted, should have BUnd gi the whole a place in our columns. The becn IU j i|ies commencement of the tale will give the STwme ...

... REVIEWS GOOD THINGS.—This is the title of an admirable little book, published by Messrs. Goodall. Back- house, and Co.,White Horse-street, Leeds. The book is full of hints on the c, dng of all sorts of dishes. Anyone sending a penny stamp to the above ...

... REVIEWS. 7h« French PrroJuiion in • the Daft oj Ftbruatf, 1818. I’crc/ 11. ttu Juuu. Louden: Richard This popular work if the mo>» eomple'e we have on the luhjiCt, nrd «ith which it ha« been comp led tells of the talent and industry the au or. Mr. St ...

... REVIEWS. The History of Painting in Italy, by Luigi Linzi, translated by Thomas Roscoe. New edition revised, 1847. Vol. I, large 12mo, pp. London : Bohn. A re publication of a work of acknowledged merit, translated with correctness and fluency, and giving ...

... . 0 -: - REVIEWS. ' ?? EUROPR&H Phtis? (Cassell, Petter, and1 GaliiW), -+ The May numbe r of this publication contais -a :quantity of .very :Interesting informaitio u' ulled. e from 9ld herbails which will . no doubt be Vew to IF? students of. our Cr ...

... REVIEWS. The First English Reader. Edited the Re?. S. Abbott. London: Taylor and Walon. An MMjiie.t utile Book for readers containing leeione, which lore God and doty to men inculcated, in simple scriptural language. There n'so variety of short moral ...