22 NOVEMBER 1884, Page 20

The Seven Ages of Man. (T. Fisher Unwin.)—Here we have

illus. tmtions_photogmvures from original paintings—of the passage in "As You Like IL" The last of the seven is not very intelligible. The " Justice " should, we think, have been represented on the magis- trates' bench. The schoolboy, with the bird's-nest in his hand, is a great deal too cheerful ; but he makes a pretty picture. The soldier scarcely looks like business. Of the seven, we should say that the first, with mother and infant, is the best. The work comes, we sup- pose, from the other side of the Atlantic. We have it in two editions of different sizes.