The Framework Of The Church. By W. D. Killen, D.d.
(T. and T. Clark, Edinburgh.)—This is a laborious and useful, if here and there dryasdustish book. " Amidst the din of theological war- fare," says its author, " there may be......
A Girl With A Temper. By H. B. F. Knight.
3 vols. (Bentley and Son.)—Tnis is a decidedly clever novel, with the unusual feature of a second volume equal to, if not better than, either first or third. Indeed, there are......
Sussex Arckvological Collections. Vol. Xxxviii....
are some papers of interest in this volume. West Grinstead Church and the interesting features revealed by the work of restoration, is the subject of a paper by Mr. Andre. A......
In Starry Realms. By Sir Robert S. Ball. (isbister.)—this Is
a republication of several papers of the " popular-scientific " kind, by Sir Robert Ball, which have already seen the light in several magazines, including the Contemporary,......
A Footnote To History. By Robert Louis Stevenson....
Co.)—We suppose that Mr. Stevenson felt the compulsion of duty on him when he wrote this history of " eight years of trouble in Samoa." We do not say that it is not useful ; but......
Denzil Quarrier. By George Gissing. (lawrence And...
the motive of Denzil Quarrier to be contained in the cry wrung from the hero—the last sentence in the book—" Now I understand the necessity for social law ! " Denzil Quarrier, a......
Chemical Theory For Beginners. By Leonard Dobbin And...
(Macmillan and Co.—Nothing is more important than a good grounding in chemical theory, and Messrs. Dobbin and Walker have given us a neat and careful exposition of the prin-......
The Claims Of Decorative Art. Dy Walter Crane. (lawrence And
Bullen.)—It is pleasant and comforting to meet with some one who stands up, as Mr. Walter Crane does, and makes a good fight for Art, especially Decorative Art It is a source of......
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