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... REVIEW The principles of Total Abstinence purified from unsound and dangerous opinions, and placed upon a rational and .Scriptural foundation. —By William Cooke. The able author of this pamphlet already well known to the members of temperance societies ...
... THE REVIEW. The review in honour of her Majesty's coronation took Tic place yesterday in the Phenix-park, and, but for the rain, NV would have been one of the most interesting spectacles wit- e nessed of the kind for many years in Dublin. The troops having ...
... THE REVIEW. The review on yesterday was most favorable to the lovers of military exhibitions. At an early hour all the avenues to the Phoenix Park were crowded with vehicles of all kinds, Long before the hour appointed for the arrival of the military ...
... REVIEW Art. I. The Religious and Social Condition of France! Prescott’s Conquest of Mexico. 3. Dr. Want s Romish Corruptions. 4. Moehler’s Symbolism. 3 The Nestorian Christians of Kurdistan, o. Irish Archaeological Society—Statute of Kilkenny. 7. State ...
... THE REVIEW. There was review in the Phoenix Park yesterday, in commemoration of the battle Waterloo, vast numl>er of persons collected, and there w»s a numerous assemblage of fashionable equipages on the ground. At two o'clock six troops of the Lancers ...
... REVIEW. Constables Miscellany of Original and Select Publications, in the various Departments of Literature, the the Arts*—HALL V OYAtiEa. There is note this great country, a reading Public. Only half a century ago thi was not the case. Previuu* tii that ...
... THE REVIEW. We'have seldom witnessed any military fete of this kind off with such eclat that on the above day. The hour fixed for the troops assembling on the fifteen acres in the Phcnix Park was twelve o’clock: scarcely, however, had the town clocks ...
... REVIEW Of The Rights of Animals, and Man s Obligation to treat them with Humanilg. Wiluam H. Drummond', D. D., M. R. I. A., Honorary .Member of the Belfast Satural History Society. ...
... Review. We are convinced#** no doubt our readers are, that this writer's Obf merit th« Iciious attention Piaftitioncrs. This Efl'ay is written with modell* aud clbgtnce, and with ticr.lijn M O N W.'.KTFn, for t’To perfonal ration tr» H. Kn'V-r, ,A inty ...
... THE REVIEW. Yesterday, being the anniversary of the battle Wo| tot 100, there was review in the which attracted jibe Fifteen Acres every person rank and fashion in the neighbour hood Dublin. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, who wore the dress of d ...
... REVIEW OF (FROM ■Hie severity considerable for the fate of the w ground, the probable town; their fears being appearances this ground. opinion apt from eomparing the aspect of the fields at similar periods of kter seasons with that which they now present ...
... REVIEW OF ecMusar rar. wens, sov. I to rov. s. ircLrsiva. The trade for almost description grain in Mark-lane, during She last week, was decidedly of an itn;>roetnx character, in of short supplirs Ki*nerallv. and old corn of most kinds oMainmi mare money ...