... Petersbnrgh, Man 2- — Towards the end of this month the Emperor will go to the town of Wiasma, in the government of Smolensk, to review a great body of cavalry, amounting to G,OOQ men, assembled there. Among the persons who aie to accompany his Majesty is Gen ...

... belongs to the Canning school; and when I threw down the gauntlet against you, I never intended to take it up tarnished. On reviewing your political life (and it was only lately I had an opportunity of fully doing so) I find it chequered with such anomalous ...

... ? >eSt , A' trod . uction to the critical Study of the ?? 1 in^' . the Who (, »'PW f English Literature.- —Eclectic Review, January, lKlll. H • No w ellass ; .rted Theol.. K ical Library can be long without ?? T i th ?? ?? t u ...

... great alterations in the betting to-night, which was exceed- ingly heavy. ST. LEGEII. 8 to 1 against Nonplus. 12 to 1 against Reviewer (taken.) 13 to 1 against Nivalis. 18 to 1 against Matilda (taken.] 25 to 1 against Malek. ...

... theology may be written, so as to Interest and Instruct the educated, without puzzling or fatiguim. tii. Ignorant.— Monthly Review. March, 1«27. lv a neat pocket volume, price t*. bound, (or in a superior A manner, 2s. (Jd. ; in black calf; 3s. in Morocco ...

... us, which is executed in a viJLroL u ?? ,lat ' on with a degree of fidelity and accuracy high y ?? I?* 1 Walter.*— Monthly Review, April, 1827. tre d'table to Mr. «. _ > ?? m . t i f ' jr C * and J ' R-ivlngtou. St. Paul's Churol. „ Waterloo-place. Pall-Mall ...

... falsehood. The following are the con- tents of it :— ■ The Count d'Espagne, commanding the Royal Guard, having, during a review, run his sword through the U.dy of a chasseur of the Guard, for a tri- lling fault, all the officers of the Provincial Militia ...

... DONCASTER ST. I.EGKR. The betting has been exceedingly heavy, at the fol- lowing odds : 8 to 1 against Nonplus, 10 tv 1 against Reviewer. 10 to 1 against Qranby. 18 to 1 against Matilda. 20 to I against Lunaria. 86 to 1 against Tom Jones. 50 to 1 against Emma ...

... spokei ' altogether from his own feelings. It has been mc ,re t * ian insinuated by the liberal journals and the Edinburgh Review, that his Itoyal High- ness is, in a particular manner influenced in his po- litical opinions by the cabal at Holland House ...

... conse- quences resulting from them, are unfortunately their own. But in the concluding sentence of the paragraph now under review, the ship owners are asked, whether it can, with truth, Ik* said of the shipping interest, that the nominal amount of capital ...

... and Saint Cheman, pupils nf the school. We request the Honourable Depnty to weigh the following reflection from the above review: — , *• This conversion produces a painful reflection. Wt> asji ourselves what pledge can Protestant patents have for their ...

... improved feli- city of directness, the calumnious panegyrics of the Edinburgh Review. Our readers shall judge for themselves. We have, says Mr. Brougham, in the Edin- burgh Review, great hopes Iff the Duke of Clarence. Whatever else he may be, uk i.s ...