... REVIEW. The Heroines of Welsh History, comprising Memoirs and Biographical Notices of the Celebrated Women of Wales, by T. J. Llewelyn Prichard, part 1st, p.p. 94. Jtfferies, Red- cliffe-street, Bristol. This publication is the commencement of a very ...

... 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. The Low of Bills of Sale; with the New Act for Prevent- ing Frauds upon Creditors by Secret Bills of Sale. By Charles Egan, Esq., Barrister-at-Law. London Shaw and Sons. THERE has not, perhaps, been previously promulgated, any Act of Parliament ...

... THE REVIEW. The moment the public entry and the subsequent banquet at the Kremlin Palace had been disposed of, the imperial family, fatigued with the parade of state, retired to a villa of Count Sheresnatoff (the great Russian millionaire, and owner of ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEW. The Political Causes which led to tht tstdblishmtnt of British Sovereignty in India; by J. H. Jenkins, M.A., of Christ t College, Cambridge.—J. Deghton, Cambridge. Of those who point with pride to the fact that the sun-never sets upon the dominions ...

... REVIEW. Collectanea Antiqita. Vol. IIi. Tarts 1 and 2. By Charles Boach Smith, Esq., H.M.B.S.L.,$c., §c. These two numbers amply sustain the high character already acquired by the two previous volumes. The work is conducted by one of the most zealous ...

... Forces. A double object was thus effected. An opportunity was afforded of passing in review the whole of the artillery, which has not been done since the grand review in Balak- lava plain in November last, and which was to take place under any circumstances ...

... THE REVIEW OF THE FLEET. On the occasion of the Queen's visit to Spithead, in 1845, the squadron consisted of the St. Vincent, Trafalgar, Queen, Rodney, Albion, Canopus, Vanguard, Superb, and Rattler. Of these, one-just one—(the Rattler) was a screw steamer ...

... THE PEACE REVIEW. The review which is to take place in Windsor Great-park, on the occasion of her Majesty's birthday, will be on a very grand scale, embracing, in addition to the troops at present in London and at Honnslow and Windsor, many regiments ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVIEW. On arriving in the rear of the Spur battery on the Coni- cal-lill and the most advanced Russian telegraph to Mailc- 7,enzie's farm, (says the correspondent of the DJ,ii13y Aeivs) C General Luders, the Russian ?? 1 by a numerous staff ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. On Monday the Queen accompanied by the Prince Consort, and the princesses Alice and Helen, reviewed the troops in camp at Aldershott. The Commander-in- Chief, the Dake of Cambridge, was also prensent. There are about 13,000 men of ...