... Although the article on Copernicus is rather verbose, the reviewer has collected many minute facts which were unknown to his biographers. The article the Highlands of Ethiopia, which a review of Major Harris's work, and hit mission to Shoa, is not calculated ...

... articles in the number, to which we can do no more than invite alt ntion, are Notice of Carey the translator of Dante, a review of the New Novels, Chapter on Names, &c., &c. Macphail's Ecclesiastical Journal for May. In this month's opening paper ...

... 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, ...

... gambols. Their depredations, also, are most daring, and quite in the wholesale line. I remember once at Gt.axeepore, after a review, taking off my coat and accoutrements, and throwing them on a sofa. From among the things a silk handkerchief and my dress-sash ...

... 61 Murray gate. Dundee, 12th October, 1846. I/ Just Published, MACPH AIL'S EDINBURGH ECCLESIASTICAL JOURNAL, and LITERARY REVIEW. No. IX., OCTOBER. Contents; —I. the Permanent Obligation of the Fourth Commandment.—ll. Lyra Innocentium—lll. Trench the ...

... the air, and tbua enable tbe aerooaut to acquire some knowledge to tbe atmospheric currents which are prevalent.—Polytechnic Review. Chinese Gratitude.—An English merchant, of the name of C ■, resided many years at Canton and Macao, where a sudden reverse ...

... published, gives the reader the power of averting the consequences arising from his own indiscretion. Extracts from the various Reviews of the Work. The authors of this Work seem to have had for their object the real welfare of those suffering from a certain ...

... the whole thirteen Judges, at one o'clock. Pattison, on behalf of M' William, addressed the Court for about three hours. He reviewed the statutes referred to on the preceding day by Mr Inglis, controverting the conclusions he had founded upon them, and ...

... published, gives the reader the power averting the consequences arising from his own indiscretion. Extracts from the various Reviews of the Work. The author of this Work seems to have had for his object the real welfare of those suffering from a certain ...

... Larest Markets. Courier Office, ednesday Morning, Half-past Three. Review of tj, British Corn Trade DURING the past week. m e Lane Express of Monday Ecenino.) h«ve again irport enormous arrivals of foreign grain. Ihe previous supplies consisted principally ...

... Latest Markets. Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Tom' o'clock. Review of the British torn Trade during the past week. (From fhe Hark Lane Express of Monday Erening.) The quarterly account of t'.K» arrivals of grain and floor into lias ju«t been published ...

... published, gives the reader the power of averting the consequences arising from his own indiscretion. Extracts from the various Reviews of the Work. The authors of this Work seem to have had for their object the real welfare those suffering from certain class ...