A New Novel From The Pen Of Miss Coleridge Is
an event the pleasure of which is enhanced by the comparative rarity of its occurrence. For she is one of that rare band of modern writers of fiction who have not been beguiled......
" • Senor, Et Aiimula.'
'Arise and walk '---the One Voice said ; And lo I the sinews shrunk and dry Loosed, and the cripple leaped on high, Wondering, and bare aloft his bed. To smooth the couch where......
Kate Of Kate Hall. By Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler And Alfred
Laurence Felkin. (Hutchinson and Co. 6s.)—It is a melancholy fact that the dedication, "Each to each," written by the two authors, is the best part of this book. For it must be......
" Belligerents' Interests Have Been Always Studied. It Is...
time that those of neutrals were equally regarded." That is the keynote of an interesting paper by Sir John Macdonell in the Nineteenth Century, in which he applauds President......
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