Second Volume of Essays Showcases High Style Criticism
The note states the second volume of literary essays would deserve its own article and that beyond this, only a brief remark is offered. It describes the collection as containing select specimens of a refined critical style.
Brief Notices: Mixed Reviews of Novels and Essays
A column reviews tours and tales including On the Eve by Ivan Touraugenerr translated by C. E. Tusngr, noting plot and translation quirks. It also covers The True Wire by Hugh Macmillan, Mechanism in Thought and Morals by Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood by Grover MacDonald, highlighting themes, characters, and authorial voice.
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Ivan
Touraugenerr
C. E. Tusngr
London
Hodder and Stoughton
Nicholas Artemvitch
Eilén Nicholaevna
Andrew Petrovitch Bersieneff
Ellen
Andrew
Shoubine
Demetrius
Insaroff
Andrew Petroviteh
Moscow
Hie
Rilen
Dametvian
Borsioneff
Bulgaria
Venice
Satherland
Hua Macmillan
D&c
Macmillan and Co
Macmillan
Hugh Miller
James Hamilton
David Scott
Oliver Weapell Houmes
Sampson Low and Co
Phi:Beta Kappa Society
Hmerson
Holméd
Holmes
Holmesthas
Thomas Browne
George Wilson
Holmess
Zeus
Achilles
Homer
Soardtess
Margaret
John Bunyan
Michael Angelo
Katherfelto
Ranald Bannerman
Grover MacDonaty
Strahan and Co
MacDonald
Bloys
Ranaldia
Ranald
Kirsty
Mr. MacDonald
Reviews of Recent Poetry and Educational Works
The piece surveys B. M. Nelson and Sons volume Ezekiel and other Poems praising lines like The Hebrew Mother and A Song of the River while noting overlong pieces and musical rhythm. It also reviews Geometrical Optics by Osman Ary praising its practical approach for higher schooling, and Evening at the Tea Table as a charming children’s rhymes collection with playful puzzles. It criticizes Swift’s Tisle of a Tub for lacking moral purpose.
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Ronald Baritenman
Ezekiel
B. M. Nelson and Sons
Osman, Ary
Trinity College
Cambridge
London
Macmillan and Co
Airy
Strahan and Go
Dean
Notable London to Manchester transit and legal shifts
A Brighton to Paris excursion listed for 5 19 p m was run by J M Cook. Sir Joseph Whitworth loses an injunction over a nuisance near St Augustine's School in Manchester. The Home Secretary issues new taxi regulations in the Gazette affecting fares for metered carriages and luggage rules. The Wisconsin steamer arrives with silver coins destined for Bank of England. Halifax elected Stansfeld, who comments on Education Act and army spending, signaling future policy revisions.
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Peach
Paris
Gace
Brighton
Toudon-bridge
J. M. Cook
Waitworth
Bacon
St. Augustine's
Manchester
Joseph Whitworth
Home Secretary
Bruce
Wisconsin
Williame
Mersey
New York
London and North Western
London
Bank of England
Liverpool
Halifax
Stansfeld
Halifax Liberal Association
Fawcett