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... Court will decide petitions for divorce—tbat is, dissolution of marriage, subject to tbe review of the House of Lords, and suits of nullity subject to no review. It will also determine | all applications for new trials, bills of exception, special j verdicts ...
... on Consecutive Flfth».-11. State ot Music in Europ*.— lS. On it New System ot Notatiofl.— 1* f reißu Mu.-i -al Report.— H Review of New Music— lo. Me- 'irof the lyrolese Minstrels. ?? The Drama. Ac. London :— PuhUshed by S. Leigh, lri, strand; and sold ...
... utterly impotent even to singe his well-won lauiels, have yet a feeling that they would have been brighter, had Magazines and Reviews been less liberally supported by him. A common saying among them is, Mr Gilfillan is writing too much. Scepticism as to ...
... Deerw.- Dated23dDec e mbei 2 . N lB4 r L wE _ KS( CaokW#urt| UnCol ?. s .inn, IPJaintW in the Cause. IHE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW. No.LVI. published this day, CONTAINS: Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Grammar-J. History ot the es of BurguHdy^S Roepell's History ...
... periodical Papers, viz. The Gentleman's Magazine, The Grand .Magazin.j The London Magazine, The Monthly Review, The Literary Magazine, The Critical Review. And Gentlemen may have the reading of them, at two Shillings per Quarter, to be paid per advance. To ...
... attention of such a journal as M.i,■/,/,:>/, and hope to see him return to it in good earnest. - The other pap.rs, such as the review of Alison's History of Europe, History of Scottish Literature, &c., are generally written with judgment; and, as a whole, ...
... Worcester, Scrivener, Dealer and Chapman, have certified to the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, and to the Court of Review in Bankruptcy, that the said M illiam Finch hath, all things, conformed himself according to the directions of the Acts of ...
... Saturday Review, is never tired bringing this railing accusation. The accusation is ill-founded, whatever appearance there may be to the contrary, and might with great propriety be retorted on those by whom it is brought. The Saturday Review, for example ...
... Literature suited to the old tardiness and ut atfairs; and what a Quarterly Review once was to the Annual Heglster, may not Monthly Miscellany shortly become to Quarterly Review I But Politics do not mske the principal, though they may make the guiding ...
... length and great eloquence, which, after referring to the distress in Lancashire and Ireland, and the supply of cotton, he reviewed the foreign policy of the Government, and sarcastically observed that the foreign policy of Earl Rcsseel, viewed illustrative ...
... This day is published in Bvo. price Is. (id., A LETTER to the EDITOR of the QUARTERLY REVIEW, in Furtherance of the Snb- Jectsof Three articles in No. 72 of that Review, entitled 011 Agriculture and Rent; on Substitution of Savings Banks tor I*oorLaws; ...
... NUMBER XX. of The literary magazine: Or, UNIVERSAL REVIEW. Containing, among many liter original and atriott! Pieces, the following, viz. I. A new Political Hillory of our own Times. 11. The Defcent, or Veteran's Second Vifion. 111. Genuine Account of ...