... THE REVIEW. Ytbtt-rJ»y, l!:e annivi-nary of the bailie »f W»- U'rloo, there was a review in the Park, which attracted the Fifteen Acres every person of rank and fashion in the of Dublin. Hit Escelleney the Lord Lieutenant, who wore tbedrcuofa General ...

... THE REVIEW. There was a review in the Park yesterday, which was attended by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, and the Duchess of Northumberland, who were warmly and loudly cheered the populace upon their entering and leaving the Park. ...

... THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. The 46th Number of the Review, which has been just published, appears to us to be one of the best of the whole cries. The conductors have nearly got rid of all that unintelligible sort of dialect, which this periodical was once ...

... REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. His Royal Hlghnesslhe Doke of Cambridge fulfilled his promised visit to Woolwich on Saturday ; but it having become known, express forwarded at an early hour in the morning, that he would not arrive until two hours atler the time he ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW This Day is Published, TH E DUB LI N REVIEW, Price Six Shillings. CONTENTS: 1. Italian Travellers’ Guide. 2. Writings of Gorres. 3. Irish Education. 4. Public Charities at Rome. 5. Orators in the Reformed Parliament. 6. Ecclesiastical ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW In a few days will be Published, PKICB SIX SHILLIN'CS, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, No. IX- Contents. I. Forum Romanum. 11. Ranke’a History of the Popes. 111. Prejudices of Karly Education. IV. Galileo and the Roman Inquisition. V. Irish Election ...

... GRAND REVIEW. I'l is being the anniversary of the Battle atcrloo, (here will a Grand Review of the Garrison of Dublin in the Bhcnix-park. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, it is understood, will himself direct the manoeuvres. Pkinok Geouck of Ci/msehlani) ...

... QUARTERLY REVIEW, Tlio last number this Tory or Brunswick Review bag just arrived* and there is one thing which strikes upon the face of the k, another symptom indicative, perhaps, brighter prospects for this country. The Reviewer’s original engagement ...

... REVIEW IN THE PARK, Yesterday being the anniversary of her Majesty's birth.day review took place io the Phceniz Park in comaieinoration of that event. As usual the acene of military display and mimic warfare was densely crowded with the inhahitanta of ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. The Review is forwarded by coach, free of to Subscribers Country Towns, who pay Year’s Subscription (.€1 in advance. All letters to postpaid. and addressed to the Office of the Morning and Weekly (p FOURTH NUMBER. Just Published, Price ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. f I REVIEW shall in future be forwarded, JL FREE OF EXPENSE, to any person residing in Country Town with which there is communication with Dublin public coach, who pays year’s (I/. 4*.) in advance. Back numbers, amounting itfcr, shall ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. We have daily and gratifying proof* that the Dublin Review is making its way rapidly through English society. scarcely take up provincial paper without finding it an object of warm and disinterested praise. The following from the Kendal ...