The Photographic Art Journal. No. 1, March. (sampson Low And
Co.)—The progress of photography illustrates very well the double sense of the word "Art." The advance in mechanical art made yearly is wonderfully great, so great that none but......
Heart And Mind Which Should Go Towards Making Sure Of
happiness should yet fail of winning it, should set her heart on the wrong men—first on a brute who marries and ill-treats her, and then on a shallow-pated young swell who......
The New School History Of England. By The Author Of
the Annals of England. (Parker.)—The author claims, and not without reason, to have introduced into his book some desirable improvements which justify its title. It is based,.he......
France." Something Of The Same Need Runs Through The Book.
Mr. Jerrold takes too much for granted in his readers ; familiar himself with French journalism, for thia is the side of "political France" with which he deals, he supposes it......
A Copious And Critical English-latin Dictionary. By...
and Theophilus Hall, M.A. (Murray.)—We may safely say that this is the best and most complete work of the kind which we possess. So much praise indeed it is not hazardous to......