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... extending a knowledge of His Majesty's proclamations; and now, the many demands made upon us in the columns devoted to ' Reviews, pre- vent us giving any very full notice of the recent labours of the honest, philanthropic, and brave 6' Old English Gentleman ...

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... imposes on the mall. Amongst the reviews of new books we notice in the it March number a review of Captain Sinoen.e's I Waterloo Camspaigns, which we have read withs much einterest, cur only regret being that the reviewer has . not been lengthy enough ...

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... REVIEWS. I ?? A _m -r lrt'vr or 1 I THE NEW YEAR'S GIFT, or JUVENILE SOUVENIR. Edited by MRs. ALARIIC WArTTS. London: W\hittalier & Co. This is n afivouritc Annual with us. It is lilkc that period of ;fc for the use of' which it is intenled-simple, lively ...

... wlould be most extensively road if placed within the means of workingg men. THE FLEET PAPERS. Pavey, London. In ocr last week's review of Mr. Oastler's papers we quoted pretty freely, especially that portion re- lating to Mr. Marshall's mills sand the evidence ...

... mebiftO. THE WESTMINSTER ANi) FOREIGN QUAR- tin TERLY REVIEW. January. London: G. Liix- it 1 ford, Wbitefriars-street. SIR' The opening article of this number of the WJST- or s gn visw is exceedingly interesting, and de- Al erves no small ?? of public ...

... ? to him Francs writes hooks for all the world. ' Thce English scarc ely write anything how-a-days, but 2! i articles In Reviews. As for German books who reads si Ithem but ?? ? The French do not read them si evidently but this only shows the greater ...

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