28 OCTOBER 1893, Page 25

Young England. (Sunday School Union.)—This "Illustrated Magazine for Young People"

is good of its kind. There is plenty of fiction, but, considering the times, it does not occupy so dis- proportionate a space as one sometimes finds in publications of this kind; not much more than half of the pages are so devoted. The tales come commended by the names of their authors. The other matter is sufficiently varied, and of a readable sort. Young England should hold its own among its competitors. In any case, it may be put with confidence into a young reader's hands.