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Our Library Table.
schaft in Wien (Vienna: Alfred Holder); — Sphinx, revue critique,
embrassant le domaine entier de 1 ’Egyptologie, par Karl Piehl (Upsala :
C. J. Lundstrom ; London : Williams and Norgate);— Die Kultur, Zeit-
schrift fiir Wissenschaft, Litteratur und Kunst (Vienna and Stuttgart: Jos.
Roth);— The Contemporary Review ;— The North American Review ;—
Public Opinion, the American weekly (New York);— The Living Age
(Boston, U.S.A.);— The Monist (The Open Court Publishing Co., Chicago,
U.S.A., and Kegan Paul and Co., London) ;— Current Literature (New
York, U.S.A.);— The Canadian Gazette (London);— The Hari'est Field
(Foreign Missions Club, London);— Journal of the Royal Colonial Lnstitute
(The Institute, Northumberland Avenue, London) ;— Imperial Institute
Journal (London : Waterlow and Sons);— Journal of the United Service
Institution of India, (Simla: Government Central Printing-Office);—
Palestine Exploration Fund Quarterly Statement (38, Conduit Street, Lon
don, W.);— The Light of Truth, or Siddhanta Deepika (Black Town,
Madras);— The American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures,
continuing “ Hebraica ” (University of Chicago Press);— Canadian Journal
of Fabrics (Toronto and Montreal) ;— 7 /k? Canadian Engineer (Toronto:
Biggar, Samuel and Co.);— The Kayastha Samachar, a monthly record and
review, edited by Sachchidananda Sinha, b.a.l. (The Imperial Press,
Allahabad);— The Cornhili Magazine;—The Zoophilist and Animals'
Defender ; — Minerva, Rivista delle Riviste (Rome) ;— The Magazine-i-Hind
(Meerut);— Boletim da Sociedade de Geographia de Lisboa (Lisbon : Im-
prensa Nacional, 1901);— United India, vol. i. Nos. 1, 2, 3 (a newspaper
published and printed by G. Subramania Iver, at the Swadesamitran Press,
Madras).
We regret that want of space obliges us to again postpone till our next
issue Burma under British Rule, and Before, by John Nisbet, d.ce.c., late
Conservator of Forests, Burma, author of “British Forest Trees,” etc., in
two volumes, with maps (London: Archibald Constable and Co., Ltd.,
2, Whitehall Gardens, 1901), and also the following: With the “ Ophir”
round the Empire: an Account of the Tour of the Prince and Princess of
Wales, 1901, by William Maxwell, special correspondent of the Standard,
illustrated (Cassell and Co., Ltd., London, Paris, New York and Melbourne,
1902);— Naval Brigades i?i the South African War, 1899-1900, written
by officers attached to the various brigades, and edited by Surgeon
T. T. Jeans, r.n., with an introduction by Commander Chas. N. Robinson,
r.n. (retired), with maps, plans, illustrations, etc. (London : Sampson Low,
Marston and Co., St. Dunstan’s House, Fetter Lane, E.C., 1901);— The
Victorian Anthology, edited by the Right Hon. Sir Mountstuart E. Grant
Duff, o.c.s. 1., f.r.s., late Governor of the Madras Presidency The name given to each of the three divisions of the territory of the East India Company, and later the British Raj, on the Indian subcontinent. (London :
Swan Sonnenschein and Co., Ltd., 1902)The Gospels and the Gospel:
a Study in the most Recent Results of the Lower and the Higher Criticism,
by G. R. S. Mead, b.a., m.r.a.s. (London and Benares Theosophical
Publishing Society, 1902) -—A Ride in Morocco among Believers and
Traders, by Frances Macnab, author of “Relics,” “On Veldt and Farm,”
“ British Columbia for Settlers,” etc. (London : Edward Arnold, 1902);