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... ROYAL REVIEW. The review the Volunteer Corps took place Tudclav Hyde Park. the heavy ihowcrs which prevailed early in_ the morning, every corps was on the ground by eight t.'clock ; after that time ftrong wind which prevailed _ cleared the Iky, and the ...
... BRITISH REVIEW. BUONAf* ARTF,*s I.XHEGJ HON. CURIO-SI I coi.j Ctu c htv. teen -qaally cxiicitd with refptct ike object .he .xpedi»o ii JJiKi .rt ihe- Mcditctian 411, lyt fiti-f.of rv or coccir.iive h.- yet Keen pref to it,z tvfu the overthrow of the ...
... REVIEW or PORITICS. combinetion of the Princes of Europe, to which We adv formerly had to direet the attention of mu readers, now begins to develope itfelf. It appears, thet while the arms of Auftria and Pruffia are employed I'rance, that Ruffia thal ...
... REVIEW of POLITICS. Hit It? %lu rs to be trft r.J of '• Ruffians, goad«d ire Wfh All towards k l ...
... REVIEW of POLITICS. FAMINE and Plague, however dreadful in their we muft humbly fubmit to, as the infhclions of Providence but War, in which all the calamities and horrors the other- are concentrated, we owe to the madnTs or the folly of fome few hundred ...
... rn. REVIEW or POLITICS. Prorogation ot Pay iament muy be compared to the letting down of the curtain between the afte of a play . fomething remains behind---whether tragic is not yet known. A chance of a war however, wth united advice and witdoin of a ...
... REVIEW POLITICS. from the oomifcent, are •early ts barrer of (rr. u.fom»t of kny '1 En.preft, Itowtw, it the mediation of Truflia and Greatfcr tain «s wlio)ly unnec*t!«ry and that crowncd flic it with vtttary. d nfcurc« in money and men fuperior to thole ...
... REVIEW OF POLITICS. THE prefent pofrure of affairs on the Continent not, perhaps, altogether fuch as the fanguine many might have expected does it, trie other hand, the prophecies which have been made by republican fcealots.—France is by no means fubdued ...
... The THEATRICAL REVIEW NUMBFR IV. By FRANK FREEMAN, Efq. and others. Adors I've feen, and at no vulgar name, Wbo being from one part pojfefd of famt . Whether tbey are to laugh, cry, wbmeor bawl. Still introduce thai J av' rite part in a 11. CHUaCHILL ...
... REVIEW, RATURE, v 17800 ' Academy.—Hiffory ! Letters on lraly, — ographical Effags.— of the Inth.—Grofe's filtary of Docham, e ' Virgil—Walker's Kampon Ledtore.— Tigence, &ee And a &e. &c. ? CkiTiear Rivieow Wary for the Acthors on and levpartiality, ...
... NEW REVIEW. On 11 7 ( , d nefelay, Oa ober - 1, 17 94, was publi/hed, NUMBER!. Price ONE SHILLING. (To be continued every Fortnight) of 1 - , HE LITERARY REVIEW, and HISTQRICAL JOURNAL. London, printed for the Editors by M. Allen, and fold by Allen and ...
... REVIEW woe POLITICS Tt is many years fince this coanery beheld what we term: a dead can in politics, when wanted ob'eéts, litical writers were Rtrving, and new! (pavers had’ tev cu omers, It is not ly thet yx a 1 rd will foon return, Whether from a laudable ...