10 FEBRUARY 1894, Page 26

It is possibly a sign of the times, so far

as magazine literature is concerned, that The Newbery House Magazine has been reduced in size, and from being a shilling, has become a sixpenny, monthly. It is better illustrated than it was, and polemical articles appear to be avoided. The February number is an average one, the leading paper being a well-written, but not otherwise remarkable one, by Mrs. Molesworth, on "The Women's Christian Education League." The appearance of a flying man over London give. something more than piquancy to a serial story entitled "The Coming Rebellion."