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... THE COMiNG ROYAL REVIEW The Press Association is officially informed that at the Royal review on Saturday next, the Household Cavalry, Household Foot Guards, and the line battalions will bo drawn up in line from the right near the India Ohiee, facing ...
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... MR F. J. HORNIMAN. Mr F. J. Horniman has issued his address tt. the electors of Shrews- bury. The Review of Reviews, in its current number, devotes an A article to Mr Horniman Jvj more particularly in re- lation to his recent gift to the public of his ...
... Deceased, who was in his 53rd year, was a native of Liverpool and a weli- known newspaper and critical wriber. He was on the reviewing staffs of the Spectator, Academy, and Dailg Chronicle, and fi'-quvnciy contributed to other publications, including the World ...
... case, it will be found that the latter gentleman, in Good Words for January, ha3 angled to some purpose. —Ed in burgh Daily Review. ...
... The Money Market Review says Sheba Queen shares have been largely bought during the week on cable orders from South Africa, and the inference is that the mine is looking better than people on this side are as yet aware of. It is confidently predicted ...
... the HoesE OF COMMONS, Lord HENRY LExxox moved for a Committee of Enquiry into the loss of the Captain. At some length he reviewed the circumstances atteneliug the construction of this ill-fated ship, the state of the Admiralty, and passed a sweeping ...
... favourite herb, but refuse and ex- hausted leaves are dressed up in large quiutities for our consumption. See Anti-adulteration Review, Sept., 1880. Con.-uuiers of Hornimau's Tea secure a stronfr, w hole- some, and delicious beverage.—To avoid spurious imita- ...
... Mi Shaw- Lefevre, regretting the blank in the legisla- tion of the past session, from causes which were known, proceeded to review at length the various Acts of Parliament which had been passed during that quarter of a century for which the association ...
... Matthew Arnold is preparing a new ehition of his .c Literature and Dogma, to which will be/prefixed a ...
... REVIEWS AND MAGAZINES. The QUARTERLY REVIEW opens in its currea number with a capital article on that much mis un lerstood aud umch-abusetl Scotchman, Vavic Hume. As we intend devoting a column'to lib great man on an early occasion, we withhold further ...
... Irish Judicature Prteons « f^rrn and other Bills, in proof that the legislatton, Jminentlv useful, if not sensational. Fn reviewing ^$tical condition of Europe, he remarked that tb«re the poll {or anxjety; but that the neutral portion rfrJ hv the Government ...