... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALEIOX., SIR,—I have observed, in Wednesday's . 11 1 graph, some remarks on my work on 111as i Moral Agency. There is nothing in them es .; culated to give offence, or at variance with tb,oo tone of politeness ...

... 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 SILURIAN SYSTEM, Roderick Impey Murchison, f.r.s., f.1.5.. [third notice.] Previously to Mr. Murchison's investigations, the deposits he has undertaken to describe, bore the unmeaning names of greywacke or transition limestone. But as rocks ...

... REVIEW. THE SILURIAN SYSTEM, Founded on Geological Researches in the Counties of Salop, Hereford, Radnor, Montgomery, Carmarthen, Brecon, Pembroke, Monmouth, Gloucester, Worcester and Stafford, By Roderick Impef Murchison, f.r.s., f.1.5.. Vice-President ...

... Review. Two and the System Contrasted ; being the Discourse delivered e « Ordination the Rev. 6. MialL at TJUeafiwrpe, Tuesday, May 1, IS3N Eiiwian all, Minister of Bond-street Cna Bfcuill Britain, after all the idle , , which hive '.leaped upon them ...

... Monthly Review ; Nos. IV. and V. This work preserves its lively varied and interesting character. One of the subjects treated of in No. V. is the Philosophy of Eating; and, referring to the vaunted profusion of the 1 in matters of la*fe, the Reviewer oh- ...

... REVIEW. THE SILURIAN SYSTEM, Roderick Impey Murchison, f.r.s., f.1.5.. [second notice.] We proceed to make another traverse, to use geological language, through the instructive pages of Mr. Murchison, and in doing so it may be well correctly to understand ...

... REVIEW. THE SILURIAN SYSTEM, Roderick Impey Murchison, f.r.s., f.1.5.. (concluding notice.) To enlarge the boundaries of science, and increase the number of her votaries, is always a patriotic service; and it is in fact only in this way that the ruinous ...

... Review. Eclectic Review—New Series, No. lIL, March, 1837. London: Ball, Aldine Chambers, Paternoster-Row. We have before expressed our opinion that the New Series of the Eclectic Review would constitute a valuable organ for the friends of Civil and Religious ...

... Review. THE NATURAUt^: Illustrative of the Animal, Mineral Kingdoms. Edited by Neville Wood, Esq. with engravings. Of the general character of thia work have before spoken iv terms of praise, The present number is full of interest to all who study Whate'er ...

... Review. The Electic view. New Series. No. 5. May, 1838. Ball, London. The number of till Eclectic Review now before us involves considerable variety of topics, which are general treated with liveliness ability. one, however, can look through it without ...

... Review. Tin: Shakespeare, Part V.— Tyas. Cheapside. This work preserves its pictorial and typographical beauty. The principal diameters which appear in this number, Malvolio, Sir Andrew A-nierheek, and Maria, are admirably illustrated. strongly recommend ...