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The Political Problem Of The Day ; Mr. Gladstone The

Man to Solve It (Trubner.)—The author of this pamphlet may certainly claim the merit of clearness of conception and conciseness of expression. The problem of the day is to get......

Oysters And Their Cultivation. (south Of England Oyster...

Finsbury circus.)—In the present oyster famine we really wish every success to the enterprising company which proposes to introduce the French system into this country, and......

Pillocarta: Essays On Natural, Poetic, And Picturesque...

By William Parton, M.A. (Shrimpton, Oxford ; Whittaker, London.)—Mr. Parton is very learned, very diffuse, and very vague. He passes under review a great many writers, ancient......

Some Words For God. Sermons Preached Before The....

Oxford. By H. P. Liddon, M.A. (Rivingtons.)—Under a rather affected title Mr. Liddon has published some able sermons. They dis- play considerable thought, extensive reading, and......

Through Habit And Tradition, But Is In Reality Never Thought

oat? Again, Christians are shown "how they may have their affections set on things above, and yet give diligent attention to the affairs of their earthly call- ing." How ? By......

Constance Sherwood. By Lady G. Fullerton. 8 Vols....

may be considered as the antiphony to the great Protestant chant that Mr. Kingsley made so popular in Westward Ho ! There we had the song of triumph, here we have the wail of......