... are quite worthy suncessoss of the ones in the former volume, and will beer perusal again and again. Unlike the review we hare just reviewed above, tbeae sermons are for all, catholiV, broad, and eloquent. To choose where all alike are encellent is somewhat ...

... Aotb Matto cjrouicte SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1881. THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. In the arrangements for the review of volunteersa on Saturday there were so many elements of uncertainty that it cannot fail to be satisfactory to allthose who feel a pride in our oitizen ...

... TEE: LESSON REVIEWED. Teachers s1houtld be patient; and the author of this series of articles, who is iii his humble way, a teacher, dces try to be patient. Still, it is some- times'a bit worrying to see how people continu- ally forget *hiat has been ...

... idiinkishes the minid of Dry- WVilliamns. At a time,,c wheni public 'feeling rhus so high' on the question af' Essays and Reviews; it ?? that theio shouild : be, at liasl~y' one cool head. which can pause for al. -mrmnemt beinre rushing 'to a conclusion ...

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... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. c( The Wimbledon meeting was on Saturday brought to f a close by a review which in every respect was eminently fa successful. 'the weather was beautifully fine, though oJ the heat was very oppressive, and everything went off in with ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS BY THE QUEEN. aA short time since hert Majiesty's was graciorusly pleieed ato express her willingness to hionour the volunteer corps Iof lire country -with her, presence ait at review in Hyde- tpork. Cirsunretacces arose which prevented ...

... RVIEW OF aMIII.E The Royal-Fliit-Regiment ?? was reviewed ou.- Friday, the 17th iustaut,.by, Colonel J. C. H. Jones, h.p,, late Depot 'Battaion,' abd Assistant Adjutant' Geieral'gf the Liverpool District. ;Tbe1-recruits of tile; regiment and also most ...