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... THE REVIEW Took place Friday, on Kiiavesraire, at eleven o'clock Lieutenant-Colonel Chalterton was the inspecting officer. The morning was very fine, the sun being warm and brilliant, and the prospect of a fine day caused great numbers the strangers now ...
... urbirwo. St. THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF Bi BRITISH AND FOREIGN POLI- W TICS, HISTORY, and LITERATURE. di! Edited by G. JULIAN HARNEY. No. III., -o August. London: E. Mackenzie, 5, Wine re, Office-court, Fleet-street. fir COMPARED with the two preceding ...
... is rich with historical facts but too little known. 'From the poetical cdntenta we have given a specimen iabovec. Several reviews close the number; that on Toonots' History of the Consulate and Empire, is at once the' most profound and just wte have ...
... tUre'to. LOUIS BLANC'S MONTHLY REVIEW. rwi The New World. No. IT. September. . London: T. C. Newby, 72, Mlrtimer- use' street, Ceavendish-square. boo and THE Empire and the Emperor is the title self -of a very excellent letter, addressed by Louis Tht ...
... re))ttxvo. THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN POLITICS, HISTORY, AND LITERATURE. Edited by G. Julian Harney. No. VII, December. London: E. Mackenzie, 5, Wine Office-court, Fleet-street. A condensed history of the trials of the Red Republican ...
... ERN~EST JONEs, Esq., (Bar- hu risters at-Ltrw). Lzndoa: Nonrtlern Star Office, nlo 10, Great Windmill Street. thE The task of reviewing this month's number of the ell .Lobower t is an easy one. We can find nothing to censure ; and praise of the literaryability ...
... bitve reod only a very small portion ot it. Iv read all books before wye review them. Ill whieli, Io believe wye dilter fioom some of our brother- critics of thepleas, who review without readiiig at A-ll. iolreover, we propose to extract pretty freely ...
... beg the attention of onr readers to the following article on the Inverury poet which originally appeared in the Westminster Review. A portion of the article, but only a portion, was given in our columns some months ago. Its interesting nature will, we are ...
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