... HER MAJESTY'S BIRTH DAY-REVIEW IN THE M|JE PHRENIX PARK. l Yesterday being appointed to celebrate the birth-day of her Majesty, there was a'grand review of the troops at present in garrison, the outlying detachment of the several regiments being also ...

... meeting took place at Plymouth, on Tuesday, presided by Colonel Donsterville. It was addressed by Mir. J. M. Bennett (who reviewed the recent history of Tractarianism), by Dr. Bel- I lans, hfr.r Little, MIr. Soltau, Mr. Gicaves, Mr. Elworthy, Admiral Thomas ...

... Fsq. On the a3d ult., at Kilienmaddy Evans. co WVei years, Mr. James Brown, one of the first membersof' corps which was reviewed In Belfast. ewd ef ti In -Worcester, Andrew Shepherd, the only AAndrewv Hill Esq..of Belfast. do In Edsnbhrghs, Mrs. lary ...

... ns. 'Poet's' Corner. A Column for the CArious,' Facetie, Cons., &c. &c. Agricultural Register-Most C Valuable Information-Review of the Corn Trade-Eng- lish Corn Markets and Exchanges. Irish Fairs, Markets, t &G. Iondon'end Dublin Gazettes-Military. ...

... OF THE LATE LORD LIEUTENANT. Town Major's Office, Dublin, 20th May. GARRISON ORDERS. The troops named below will parade in review order, as strong as poseible, on Friday afternoon next (this day), the 21st inst., to line the streets upon the occasion of ...

... Ilsnes, of the 16th regiment. On the 6th instant, in Duke.street, London, aged 63 years, Mr. W. E. Andrews, author of f The Review ot Fox's Book of llIarters, Narra. tive of (fates's Plot. Catholic Vindicate, &c., and editor and prI- prietr of The ...

... the 33d dep t, therefore the sooner they are removed from Water- ford thie better.-f rterford Chronicle. THE GREAT PRUSSIAN REVIEW. A military correspondent, whose letter, dated Frankfort, the 25th instant, has just reached us, has forwarded to us a isan ...

... judgment at once comprehensive and impartial enlightened views, and sound philosophical reflection. We can- not (continues the reviewer) fron the history of the literature of either Greece, Rome, France, England, or Germany, conceive an idea of the affluent ...

... Mechanics. Dr. Mlacready, Wicklow-street, has likewise presented through the Libra- rian, Mr. Mabony, 22 volumes of the Edimnburgh Review. We hope the spirited example of those gentlemen will find many imitators. PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO SIR E. STANLEY. The service ...

... Jeffery, the late Sir James mackintosi, and others. I coliaunt- tion with the above eminent men, he commenced the Ediaburitel Review, which was under his editorship for a short period: tedl to which he contributed during the mostpart of his life. Durinji ...

... KIN',SGlERftlH-DAY ---RVIXW IN THA PH1ECi X- Yesterday, ;i hlinour of the King's birthday, there was a review of all the troops ini garron; with -the exception of the few who wrere le to 110 the necessa,: duty in the ciy) in Pbcenix-park.. Inmmneese ...

... unprofitable sympathy. In 1S06 he publishesd his excellent work upon the Penal Code atfeciing the Caiholic Body, it which he reviewed, with boldness and b'ildiancy. the bad policy of past ages, and was the first to trace, in a manner becomino an efiicient ...