Donnington Hall. By The Rev. F. Talbot O'donoghue, B.a....
ders, Otley, and Co.)—.A curious novel in one volume,—curious because the female characters are all better developed than the male—Lady de Marbury than her son Sir John, and......
Ingenuity To Explaining That They Have Given To...
they did not understani, they would have been saved a deal of trouble and many blunders. We think most critics now agree with him. But though his explanations of doubtful......
Historical Notes On The 71.actarian Movement. By The Rev....
Oakeley. (Longman and Co.)—These four essays are reprinted from The Dublin Review, and are a pleasant sketch of a movement in the Church which as a matter of history has a......
The Soldier's Handbook. (c. I. Coltson.)— This Very...
well-theed little work is intended as a "guide to advancement and employment in the regular and reserve forces of the British army." We wish the information here so clearly......
Gang Mailer, Founded On A Diary Written By Professor...
an early friend of Boethoven. We can hardly suppose that this account of Beethoven's youth is to be taken as history. It reads more like a romance founded on facts, and indeed......
Le Morte Arthur. Edited From The Harleian Ms. 2,252 In
the Brtiish Museum. By F. J. Furnivall, M.A. (Macmillan and Co.)—,This menu- , script is unquestionably well edited, and to students of philology and de- votees of the cycle of......
One Hundred Flowerets Of English Verse. With Short Notes For
the use of young persons. By the Rev. C. G. Hamilton, Head Master of the Stockport Grammar School. (Longman and Co.)—A very well-chosen volume of selections, divided into four......
The. 'edinburgh Review. April, 1i365.—the List Of...
Edirtrgli is less inviting than in The Quarterly, and the number does noWove pleasanter than it looks. The paper on "Madame Roland "will -auk satisfy any one who has read that......
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