... REVIEW. This boiiy. Sermon preached in the Cathedrul Church of St. Paul, before the Right Honourable the Lord - Mayor, tho Judges, &c, by the Rev. (.'buries Cator, M.A., Brazenose College, Oxford, Rector of Stokesley, Yorkshire, and Chaplain the Lord ...

... REVIEW. THE HEIR PRESUMPTIVE. -3 vols. By Lady Stepnky. R. Dentley. It has been truly observed by Sir Walter that the novel of domestic life is peculiarly calculated for the display of feminine talent. In this branch of literature, at least, she may say ...

... REVIEW. ALFRED DE ROSANN. THE ADVENTURES OF ' FRENCH GENTLEMAN.—Sherwood. have here the first part of a new story by ■ E. W. M. Reynolds, author of Pickwick i Abroad,'* &c. The writer has taken a much j more advantageous position this work than that ...

... REVIEW. The Ciu'rchmav.—The second number of this new periodical is out, has doubtless been read thousands of persons, ere any remarks ours can reach them. Indeed great anu extensive is the circulation of this publication, and calculated in itself work ...

... REVIEW. PHENOMENA AND ORDER OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM, r Bv Professor Nichol. Tait, Edinburgh. ia3B. ? A lucid and beautiful exposition of our planetary . scheme, intended for the general reader, and s written with a spirit once philosophical and poetical, ...

... REVIEW. TAIT'S MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER. The principal matter of political interest in Tait's Magazine this month is contained in an article entitled Observations on Irish Policy, addressed to British Reformers, by Sharman Cra%vford. It is truthful and ...

... REVIEW. THE HISTORY. ANTIQUITIES. TOPOGRAPHY, AND STATISTICS EASTERN* INDIA. Bv Montgomery Martin. AUeu and Co., 18 iti. j This is the third and final volume of a work li already twice noticed in our journal, and of which, whole, may now safely venture ...

... THE ??? REVIEW. of every mond to his oountry, to freedom, and to read witn profound int ...

... REVIEWS. The CufnciiMAN.—The first number of a cheap monthly publication, under this title, appeared on the first day the year. regret that it was out our power to call the attention our readers to it last week ; but we now do so, with full confidence ...

... THE REVIEW \« June Maga/inf.—For oner. Old r has overcome his growing predilection lor political speculations. This is, almost exclusively, Hicrnr 11 Number, rich and varied in its contents, spirited ami amusing throughout,—reminding the earlier days ...

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