Bishop Rawle.* " Would He Not Be A Likely Man
to succeed me in New Zealand ? " inquired Bishop Selwyn in 1868. Such a question put by a man like the late Bishop of Lichfield may at once make its mark upon the mind of any......
The Little Ladies. By Helen Mihnan. (griffith, Farran,...
This is not a love-story," is the first clause in Miss Braman's first chapter. That promised well; there is a great deal too much about love in those books that are meant for......
Recollections Of My Childhood's Days. By Louisa M. Aka&...
Low and Co.)—The paper from which this little volume takes its title is only too short,—some fourteen small pages. We could well exchange many of the massive volumes of reminis-......
The Curse Of Carne's Hold. By G. A. Lienty. (spencer
Blackett.) —Mr. Hearty has given us in this volume a variation from his usual entertainment. The historical element exists, but it exists in an episode. A certain Ronald Mervyn......
Current Literature.
GIFT-BOOKS. In the "Old Corner Series" (Griffith, Ferran, and Co.), we have Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, and The Story of Blue Beard, both illustrated by A. Chasemore. These......
For England, Home, And Beauty. By Gordon Stables, M.d. (j.
F. Shaw and Co.)—Dr. Stables has almost surpassed himself in this book. Certainly we have read nothing of his that has pleased us more, perhaps we might say, as much. The time......
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