... REVIEW IN THE PARK. Thursday, 9th August, 1849. lIACK CARS cannot permitted occupy the ground allotted to Curriugce. Cura will be stopped by the police ut certuin pointlh* Company open them may puss, they think fit, foot ‘o the ground which the Carriages ...

... foreign review. The sth numfer of the Fwign has just appeared.— It is decidedly the host we baue yet seen. From Mr. Southey’s Paper on tlm Expulsion of the Moors from Spain we copy the subjoined interesting narrative : ...

... ‘THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. The 92d Number of the Edinburgh Review veu delirered io Dublin yeeterdejr. The erticlM are the following:—!. Corrarpoodence Edmuod Burke end Dr. French Lawrence. 2. State of German Literature. 3. Royal Society. 4. Prirate Theatrical ...

... REVIEW CORN TKAOK DURING THE Although the price of wheat has been tirmly cupported in all the large country markets, the trade in the article has been less animated during the week than for some time past, the-very high value now attained this grain naturally ...

... pearoru cS Matriculated ort norary Member of the London Hospital Medical Soci centiate of Apothecaries’ Hall, London, &c., &c. REVIEWS OF THE WORK. sh the “ This is a work which is free from ‘scientific techr yr the grossing inter > Pro- its subject, one of ...

... REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. At nine o’clock this morning, July 6, the Royal Artillery Company, doing duty at the Royal Arsenal, were relieved from guard, and at twelve o’clock Major Molesworth, Captains Bingham and Poulden, Lieutenants Dalton, Burrows, Dennis ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK Manhood. Br J. L. rir«nt and .'Sthancb.) —ln tbia age of pretension, when the privileges of the true are constantlf usurped bf the false and the ignorant, it is difficult to afford the sufferer front nervous debility, the unerring ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. It will be perceived, advertisement inserted in another column, that the First Number of the Dublin Review will be published on Monday next, by Mr. Staunton, at the Regieter Office, 80, Marlborough-street. ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. Register Office, 80, Marlborougb-strcet, Dublin, April '24, 1837. AT the particular request of Mr. O’Connell, and the other Proprietors of the DUBLIN REVIEW, I have undertaken the Agency for Ireland of that Publication. The Fourth Number ...

... I EbvvBURGLE{ RVJEW I The following is a lisc of tile CQntents of the New Nutnlber, (69) of the Edinbuigh Review; from which we gave an'interestitng'extr~aetotye-stetday,:- -1.. Mstory,pof thse Bullish , togishatur4- ,&aokry-3. , lDissiters' &Tarriage4g-4 ...

... THE FOREIGN REVIEW, An admirable Journal, admirably commenced, admirably executed, and full of hijth promise. We hope that the Editor and Publishers will take (treat rare in upholding its high character and high principles. For this Journal we are indebted ...

... THE GRAND REVIEW. Saturday, his Majesty reviewed the several Ur* giments at present composing the Garrison, in the t’hocnix Park. Under any circumstances, splendid military spectacle must have attracted all the rank and beauty our City: but, when to the ...