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... REVIEWS . OF WORK. It can t - o - allja7weWs• — •Teally valuable and suggestive work.—Mining 01141 Commercial November 26th, 1873. There is, throughout the hook, an air of sincerity that wins upon the resider.—Evuteer• iv Building Tines, October 15th ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. Both Brighton and Lewes are looking inexpressible dinnal in consequence of the rain. Trains of volunteers were yesterday despatched rapidly from London; and the First Middlesex Artillery started by road. Large numbers of volunteers ...
... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. Both Hou-es of Convocation met . cn Tuesday. The principal business was the bringing up the report on the Essays and Reviews, The Committee reported that, on a careful examination, they considered the following to be the leading ...
... THE TQLIIHTEER REVIEW. In the House of Commons, on Monday evening. Lord Echo asked the Secretary of State for VI is, in justice to the whole Volunteer force, any Lad been made, or would be made, to WeirtAia inwg lurT wha t Volunteer regiments or Volunteers ...
... THE ESSAYS AND REVIEW& The first formal proceedings in this case were taken at the sitting of the Arches' Court on Friday morning. Tee promoter of the suit is the Rev. Rowland Williams, D.D., formerly fellow of College, Cambridge, and now vicar of Broad ...
... THE APPROACHING REVIEW.. _ An attractive and interesting spectacle will be wit- 1 nested en Wednesday next, at the Cardiff Arms Park, when it Is anticipated that seven or tight hundred volunteers will be reviewed. Although this review will be • Lilliputian ...
... REVIEWS OF THE PRESS. There is no member of Society by whom this book will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relation of a Parent, Preceptor, or Clergyman. paper. Dr. Cursis very clearly describes the source of those diseases which produce ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. HEAVY RAIN. Telegraphing this morning at 10.30, the Press Association's correspondent stated that the pro. specie for the naval review were at that time The glass fell rapidly this morning. A strong southward wind was blowing, and heavy ...
... THE SHOENCLOVE REVIEW. Ifollwithetanding the proosediape emmected with the above-named review betahly. The enemy. white had marched from Brim, advanced aboradile doubt, held by lie defending forte, artillery awe are being ow both aides, defenders et to ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. AUGUST 9. Very great excitement prevails here in reference to the approachim• naval review. Nothing but the alisolute impossibility of providing accommodation hy steamers scents to btOilet in the way of an almost total depopulation of ...
... REVIEW OF THE MATCHES. imiseible—• Met by two points me Me iato My goded t the maim of 111944. gleemet bed • Were list, with &sottish, Weals, sad Irish goes, ta ot bed weather gi geass bed to he Monk with f ir al piayed O. Taking into elNialAtios the ...
... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. On Saturday the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge inspected the Second Army Corps, which has been mobilised about Aldershot. The troops formed up in the Long Valley, and marched past on what is called the Steeple Chase Course ...