... REVIEW. Portraits ard Memoirs of the Most Illustrious Personages British History. Edmund Lodge, Esq. The third number of the fifth edition of this truly popular and national work, has just issued from the press. It completely establishes the justice of ...

... REVIEW. A Brief Narrative of an Unsuccessful Attempt reach Repulse Bay, through Sir Thomas Howe 1 Welcome* in His Majesty's Ship Griper, tn the Year 1824. By Capt. G. F. Lyon, R. N. With a Chart and Engravings. Bvo. pp. 198. London, 1825. That ‘tie not ...

... REVIEW. 7'alei qf the Crusaderg. By the Author of Waverley, Quentin Durward, &c. ( From the Literary Chnmicle.) The long-promised and long-delayed Tales of the Crusaders have at length appeared, and the only chit-chat in the literary world and fashionable ...

... REVIEW. JVettmMter Hall; or, Pro/euionat Relict and Atieeiotet of the Bar and tVooltaek. Tut it truly in age wonders; we ettude not to suepcMfon bridge* over, »nd tunnels under, might; rifen, nor to stnim-bout*, eteem-guns, or steamcar riage* : more ...

... REVIEW. Narrative nf Travels and Discoveries in Northern and Central Africa, in the Years 1822, 1823, and 1824, by Major Denham, Captain Clappertnn, awl the late Dr. Ottdney. Extending across the Great Desert to the Tenth Degree of Northern Latitude, ...

... REVIEW 'The Fingerpost; Direct llonitfrom Jehn-o'‘Groat's to the Land's End: being a Discussion of the llaiticaij Question. To the merits of railways, opposed to canals, we have never given that serious attention which, as source of national utility, ...

... (o (jive it. Mr. Gifford has retired from the editorship of the Quarterly Review, aud is succeeded Mr. Coleridge, (he barrister, Mr. Griflilhs has also resigned the Monthly Review, which has been edited by himself and his father since its commencement. ...

... SHEFFIELD REVIEW. I -Tub New Year’s Gift, Juvenile Souvenir, FOR IS3I. II & hi. —The Lyre, and The Laurel, Fugitive Potry of the Nineteenth Century, Cabinet CvcLOP.sniA History of I' ranee the deposition of Charles X.—Vol. I. I. This is one of the 44 ...

... COUBT REVIEW In Be Darwin and Frith, Bankrupts. —Ex parte Field and Others.— This petition was brought on for hearing on the 20th instant, but was not gone into, the Court havinsr, upon the reading of the petition only, and before any of the affidavits ...

... COURT OF REVIEW In re Darwin and Fat hi. Bankrupts, cxparte Fit.i.u and Otueiis This petition was brought fur hearing on the nil. but was nut gone into, the Court having, the reading the |K!tition only, and before any the atlidavits in reply had been ...

... CAVALRY REVIEW. The grand Cavalry Review took place on Friday, Portobello Sands. As his Majesty approached, a royal salute was fired, and, when near the review ground, Majesty came out of his carriage and mounted grey charger. His Majesty arrived at half ...

... THE QUARTERLY REVIEW AND THE ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE. The Quarterly, the great gun of the Carlton Club, has been charged, levelled, anddischarged at the Anti-Corn-Law Conspiracy,” as the League is termed by the torics : and at which the League has been a ...