... THE REVIEW, Yesterday, tbe regiment of tbe Yorkshire Hussars, under the command af Colonel Earl de Grey, was reviewed on Knavesmire, by Colonel Clarke, the commanding officer of the 7th Dragoon Guards, now stationed at our Barracks. The morning being ...

... — -agiga*-— THE REVIEW. In then- progress to Knaveamire, the streets were thronged with spectators, and on tbe ground a large concourse was assembled. The number of carriages and vehicles of various descriptions, was quite as large as on any previous ...

... Analysis and Review OF LORD MELVILLE'S tRIAL. We conceive vet cannot perform a more ac- ceptable service to our Readers, many tof whom may not be able to 'spare the time necessary for an attentive-perasa- of the long details that have appeared of this ...

... FIELD REVIEW. Yesterday, the troops of the Yorkshire Hussars, were reviewed on Knuvesmire, by Lieut-Col. Sir Maxwell- Wallace, ofthe sth Dragoon Guards. The day w;is remark- ably favourable ; and notwithstanding the late falls of rain, the ground was ...

... REVIEW OF THE COBN TRADE. Wheat. — The ?? ot most unfavourable weather not only checks and procrastinates spring tilliage, but partially puta a stop to thrashing, consequently tne supply at Mark-lane last Monday from the neighbouring counties was small ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN The weather has not been altogether favourable since our last a great deal of rain having fallen in different parts of the country, which, besides stopping out-door work has imparted a somewhat sickly appearance to the ...

... REVIEW OF THE .BBITISH CORN TRADE. wa«E h^L^ 1 * ?? ?? ?? * ] ** c * » -*» SSfttoSUS 6 ?? ** P«»*»»»y experienced ai^J2!, I SHwT |,l « er q|»*apidly forward, and in Eo«|K_?2L* C ! l^^ ?? ?? ?? **«n 2owarsfc o ?? 00 - ?? n * ht we hal Sunder the weato* ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITIUk COBN TRADE. This haa been a remarkably quiet week in the grain trade ; the tendency of the prices has, on the whole, been downwards, though scarcely to the extent that might Lave been expected, considering the fall which took plaoe ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Wheat. — There was sn increased quantity brought forward at Mark-lane last Mouday, by land carriage samples from Essex, with a good snpply from Kent, and the condition being again affected by a return of damp weather ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Though the weather has not been so wet as to inter- fere with the cutting of grain, it has been too damp to admit of much being carried ; bat, beyond a little delay in getting up tbe corn, no harm has been done by the ...

... 3RAND REVIEW of the YORKSHIRE HUSSARS. I'esterday afternoon, this fine regiment of Yeomanry, lately assembled in our city, aud. under the com ma. id of the Right Hon. Col. Earl de Grey, were reviewed on K naves* mire, by Lieut.-Col Lord Thomas Cecil, ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORK TRADE. We have had very changeable weather throughout the week, and an immense quantity of rain has fallen, so as completely to flood some of the low lands ; the. tempera- ture has also been unusually high for the time of year ...