... 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 ...

... 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. 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 ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. A grand review of all the troops in camp at Alder shott was held on Tuesday, concluding with a series of manceuvres in the field, that engaged nearly the whole force in resisting the supposed attack of the enemy. The day proved most ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORKS. There is no of Society by these books will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relation of a parent, pre,ceptor, or clergyman.—Sin, evening paper. Ably written, and plainly describes the source of those diseases which ...

... REVIEW OF THE GUARDS. His Royal Highnass the Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander in-Chief, on Saturday morning held a grand review in Hyde Park of all the regiments of the Guards at present stationed in London, numbering about 3000 men, and -com- ...

... REVIEWS OF THE PRESS. There is no meniber .:- Wo'Cat:lb r- y - WriT;; - this book will 7lot be found useful—whether such person - hold the relation of a parent, Preceptor, or Clergyman.—un, evening paper. Dr. Cursis very clearly describes the source ...

... REVIEW AT DOVER. wLole of the Dover garrison, including the fith, and 24th Regiments, took part in a review in a field alongside Burgoyne Fort, on CasTle Heights, Dover, on Monday. Colonel Watson manded • 20,000 spectators in carriages and on foot w- ...

... THE REVIEW AT BRIGHTON. The eleventh Easter Monday Review, which took place on Monday at Brighton, was to the full as successful as any of its predecessors. Hardly had the traffic of Easter Sunday ceased on Monday even- ing than the bustle of the volunteer ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. 'Just the book every body ought to read once in their life, and the sooner the better, we say.—Pioneer. The information therein conveyed is really essential to those of either sex who contemplate marriage.—Record. It contains ...

... VOLUNTEER REVIEW. One of the most important events that has occurred in this locality during the past week, was the review of the the 2nd Battalion of the Monmouthshire Volunteers, which took place on the Race Course, by the Pontypool Road Station, on ...