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... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. We feel no hesitation in saying, that there is no member of society by whom the book will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relation of a P , Paxcxrniit, or CLEROTMAN.—SUN, Evening Paper. Crier's ow Mssimon.—This ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. We feel no hesitation in saying, that there is no member of society by whom the book will not be found useful—whether such person bold the relation of a PARENT, Ptracarrva, or Cutriormas.—Sun, Evening Paper. Curtis MARROOD.—TbIs ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. We feel no hesitation in saying, that there is no member of society by whom the book will not be found useful—whether such person bold the relation of a PARFINT, Pui:earrott, or CLILRGTMAN.—SOI4, Evening Paper. Owns on MANitooo ...
... CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. Tits Con , erephyl , ey Reriete for May closes with one of it. informing papers on the question of the hJur—Home Rale in Treland. When this question is finally settled, the Coo fe,,,potoey may fairly claim credit for haring done more ...
... THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. The Conlemporory Reeieto begins the New Year with an excellent number. Herbert Spencer open. with a corrected report of the conversation he had with a friendly Ameriean, and the speech he delivered previpus to his leaving the ...
... INSPECTION AND REVIEW. The regiment was reviewed on the Racecourse on Monday by Lord Rslph Kerr, Inspecting Officer of the Northern Division of Auxiliary Cavalry, who had been the guest of Colonel Campbell for a day or two previously. The inspection began ...
... the regiment oreditable, and he a huid Le much ia - .e;.ortiog favourably et his inipectton. Daring the interval between the review and tho the cfliJers cf the tegim,mt entertaieed the inspecting cfficer and a large number of guests to .acch in the View ...
... THE LATE REVIEW Should anything more than another be gratifying to the people of Scotland its the success with which the , late Review came off, and the highly eulogistic terms in which it has been spoken off by the press generally. or national vanity ...
... THE MILITIA REVIEW. Tuk review took place yesterday afternoon in presence of Colonel Nightingale. The battalion was drawn op in review order shortly after 11 o’clock, under command of Lieut. Colonel Cunninghame, and Colonel Nightingale arrived about noon ...
... REVIEWS OF THE PRESS. Tliere no member of 'society by whom this book will not bo found useful—whether such perron hold the relation parent, PRHCEPTOIt, or CLERGYMAN.” Sun, Ev-nimr Paper ‘•Dr Curtis very clearly describes the source of those diseases which ...
... VOLUNTEER REVIEW AT EDINBURGH. TDORTRAITS of the Commanding Officers engaged in the Review. aml the (Worm of the varions Regiments of SCOTTISH VOLUNTRKIIS. ROYAL VISIT TO EDINBURGH. torther Must:aliens of the Review will appear Next Week. OFFICE, 193 ...
... THE WHITEHALL REVIEW. A JOURNAL OF POLITICS, LITERATURE, SOCIETY, AND COUNTRY PURSUITS. ON AND AFTER THE 4TU JANUARY, 18SS, mHE WHITEHALL REVIEW will appear In New Shape, Printed with entirely New Type, and enclosed lUastrated Wrapper. During the Year ...