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... REVIEWS. THE INDIES' TREASURY. London Ward and Lock, Fleet atreet.-This magazine contains several excellent illustrations and some unusually interesting matter, particularly in- structive to those for whom the magazine is designed. THB BRISTOL MAGAZIXB ...
... REVIEW. RECOLLECTIONS AND ANECDOTES OF EDWARD WILLIAMS, THE BAnD OF GLAMORGAN, Oil 10L0 1JOUGANWG, U.B.D. BY MR. ELIJAH WARING. Ion) MORGANWG was a man whom when once seen it would be dillicult to forget, so strange was his manner, so eccentric his character ...
... WEEKLY REVIEW. Yesterday week the members of the diplo- matic corps at Paris were received by the Emperor, to whom they presented their con- gratulations at his safe return, and on his resolution to conclude peace. The Emperor, in reply, said Europe was ...
... WEEKLY REVIEW. The most important and welcome piece of news, not only of this week, but of many weeks past, was the tidings that reached Lon- don on Tuesday, that peace had been conclu- ded between the Emperor of France and Austria. Napoleon has done ...
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... THE GREAT NAVAL REVIEW. The naval review of Wednesday must assuredly have •ltracted to the coast of Hampshire the greatest multi- tude ever assembled in that busy and populous portion our island. On no one occasion were Portsmouth and (he adjacent towns ...
... ROWLANDS OF TLANGEITHO, & THE QUAR- TERLY REVIEW. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR,—My attention was called, a few days ago, to an able letter, which appeared iu your paper, written by the Rev. John Griffith, vicar of Aberdare ...
... died on the very day, we believe, of the publication of the Review, as if the IlItelieelu.1 Upas had sent its poisou by telegraph to carry off its victim. •• To some of the copies of the Review there was appended a slip of paper, expressing the hypocritical ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Several communications, in' addition to our usual Weekly Review, are unavoidably omitted. Many of our correspondents' letters will appear in our next. ...
... stationed in the Banlieu and Versailles were include in the army that was reviewed. The Emperor was as usual, punctual in his attendance. The and her attendants, witnessed the review from TNE> grand balcony of the palace. There were crowds 0 spectators on ...
... Twenty-live thousand saldiets oi tne Camp of the North were reviewed by the Emperor and Prince, who afterwards returned to Boulogne. All passed of splendidly. 'ihere w:;l be a gr;:nd review on Friday. SPAIN.—MADRID, Sept. I. Mr. Souie, the Ame- rican ...