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... REVIEW. THE MABIKOGIOX. The Mabinogioa,” edited by Lady Charlotte Guest, from the “Llyfr Coch Hergcst,” in the library of Jesus College, Oxford, may be styled “the Arabian Nights Tales” of the Welsh people. They are invaluable as giving insight into the ...
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... REVIEW THt Drama of Lift and Atfiranda, John Alfred j I.ANOroaD, author of Rcligiaut SropMum and • Infidelity *«., ...
... REVIEW, TRAVELLERS’ TALES RE-TOLD. At no period of its history has Wrexham been very prolific in Literary Characters. We may, therelore, expected to look with more than an ordinary degree of interest upon three hundred page volume written a native of ...
... REVIEW. THE CHURCH, AND ITS EPISCOPAL CORRUPTIONS WALES; An Appeal the People of England. By Hcv. R. \V. M organ, Perpetual (. urate of Trojynon, 'his production has only recently been brought to our notice. It is letter written in the ablest manner, ...
... REVIEW OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY. The review of the shove corps took place in Acton Park, Friday, the 17th instant. In consequence of their being fair in Wrexham, the troops assembled at the top Chester Street, about half-past nine, and proceeded ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. SiiaKspeare has somewhere asserted that there is a tide in the affairs men when taken at the flood leads on to fortune. The dogma we know is believed by most people as firmly as the Decalogue itself, but for our part shall beg permission ...
... THE GREAT NAVAL REVIEW. The naval review of Wednesday most assuredly have attracted to the ooast of Hampshire the greatest multitude ever assembled in that busy and populous portion of our island. to ene occasion were l'oitsmouth and the adjacent town* ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRAD dcbiso the past week. The first week in the New Year has proved excessively foggy and damp, but with very little rain. There has been no interruption to labour in the fields, and many yet complain that the stream ponds ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. DuaiNO THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lain Exprm.) The stormy opening of the past week has been succeeded sunshine and drying winds, which have been very favourable to the progress of haymaking. A considerable quantity ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE THB PAST WEEK. (From th» Mark Lam Express The weather of the past week has exhibited a perfect contrast to its predecessor, the country having passed from the depth of winter to the height of summer. All vegetation bears ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORM TRADE DDRINO tub fast week. [From the Mark Lane Expreet.) With the exception of Monday and Saturday nights, the weather of the past week has been unusually suitable to the growing crops. The heavy rains however, then obtaining ...