... 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 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. 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. A continuance of cold ungenial weather, and a material do. crease in the arrivals of grain from abroad, have had the effect of causing a further rise in prices, and imparting a more ani- mated character to the trade. Considerable ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The Easter Monday volunteer review and sham fight around Portsmouth on Monday, was attended with complete success. According to the pre- arranged plan the 27,000 men engaged in the operations, under the supreme command of Prince ...

... THE EASTER MONDAY REVIEW. The farmers at Dunstable have agreed to allow the Easter Monday Review to take place on their grounds, provided £ 600 compensation is forth- coming. This amount is being raised by the com- mittee. ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Though several of the principal ports in the Baltic were not free from ice until quite the close of March, the impori* of foreign grain and pulse into the United Kingdom were consider* able in that month. The official account ...

... REVIEWS OF FRENCH TROOPS. On the occasion of new colours being distributed to the French troops quartered in the provinces, reviews were held at all the different garrisons on Sunday, and the soldiers were everywhere loudly applauded by the populace. ...