Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK, ** Manhood. Bt J. L. Curtis and Co., (Stbanck.) —ln this of pretension, when the prieiloee* the true arc constantly usurped by the false and the ignorant, is difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debility, the unerring means ...
... 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 ...
... DUBLIN REVIEW. TO THE PRELATES. CLERGY, AND GENTRY OF IRELAND. THE DUBLIN REVIEW, which lias been established upwards Nine Years, and supplied to Subscribers at One Pound per annum, is the only Catholic Review published in the Bnli»h I) minions As this ...
... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. Momi*t Office, 80, Mulbofougtxwet. Dublin, April 1837. AT the particular request of Mr. O’Connell, »nd the other Proprietors of the DUBLIN REVIEW. I hare undertaken the Agency for Irelsml of thst Publiostion. The Fourth Number is published ...
... 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 ...
... ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. M•snoon. By J. L. Crania and Co. (Strange).—ln this age of pretension, when the privilege of the true me constantly usurped by the false and the Ignorant, It is difficult to afford the sufferer from nervous debility, the unerring ...
... THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Complete Sets mag be had on uppUcttAon to the Dublin Publisher. £K>NTENTS of the First NINE Nljrf^flS: 1, Economy of the Earth. 2. Earl Mulgrave in Ireland. 8. The Irish and English Universities. 4. Rienzi. 5. Ecclesiastical Music. ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. Manhood. By J. L. Curtis and Co. (Strange)—ln this age of pretension, when the privileges of the true are constantly usurped by the false and the ignorant, it is dificult to afford the sufferer from nervous debility, the unerring ...
... REVIEW AT KALISCH. A letter from Kalisch, dated August 2*2, says—On the , day of his arrival the Emperor inspected the troops of the encampment, who were ranged in columns on the parade ground. The entrance of his Imperial Majesty within the bounds of ...
... GRAND REVIEW. A grand review took place on Tuesday in the Pbcroix Park of all the troops to the garrison. It was given to exhibit the su> perior military di«cipline of the fiue regiments now quartered here, to two foreigners, members of the Austrian embassy ...