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... large Quarto Pages, THE ATHEN^UM, Journal of Litbraturi, Science, and Art; (Stamped to go free by post, 5d.) contains : — , REVIEWS, witk copious extracts, of every important New English Book, snd of the more important Foreign Works. REPORTS of the Proceedings ...
... your's, &c, — — . P.S. There is to be a letter sent to all the newspapers. Three cheers for the women of Lowbands,— Nottingham Review. Tub Land Company. — Mr. O'Connor, in the Star, says— As regards this land company, parliament will meet in about six weeks ...
... consequence of that stimulus — a temporary and undue depression of price. I propose, therefore, to defer for a time that general review of the relation in which we stand to each other, which, but for the circumstances to which I have referred, I would at once ...
... forgotten League. Ruin, revolution, and rant, form the staple of those marvellous orations of which Mr. Cobden is the critic and reviewer. The excitement occasioned by these passages of arms has brought several independent actors forward on the stage, of ...
... I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I TUET PAST MEEK.' (From Bettls Weekly Messenger.) E W1GAT.-TIe supply at last Monday's market in Mark id lane was very limited from Essex, and only moderate id from Kent; still the trade was not lively, and only the ...
... than twelve miles an hour! The Church of England Quarterly Review, published the first day of the present month, has some pertinent observations upon this matter. “In 1671, n says the Reviewer of iranciti Chronicle* of the S(ock~Exchanyr, “ when it was ...
... TWENTY-FOUR LARGE QUARTO PAGES, E A T H E N JOURNAL LITERATURE, SCIENCF,, AND ART ; (Stamped to go Free by Post, t>d.) contains:— REVIEWS, with copious Extracts, every important New English Book, and of the more important Foreign Works. REPORTS of the Proceedings ...
... production, and the natural oonaequence of that a temporary and undue depre«»oii propose, therefore, defer for a time that general review the relation which stand to each other, which but for the circumstances which I have referred I would at once have undertaken ...
... natural consequence of that stimuluso-a. temporary and undue ?? of price. I Propose, therefore, to defer for a time that general review of the relation In which we stand to each other, whIch, but for thes circumstances to which I have referred, I would at once ...
... person was ,h « 1 ' drapery. ' ~n..0t be more Ktng of rim PERIODICALS FOR JANUARY —RECEIVED. The Westminster and Foreign Review. The Church of England Quarterly lisrlew. The Art-Journal. The Home Circle. Chambers* Edinburgh Journal. The Lady’s Companion—No ...
... SPORTING GUIDE and RACING . REMEMBRANCER: A Monthly Chronicle and Reviews of the Turf, Steeple-Chasing, Coursing, kc. Contents :— l, Racing Past ; 2, Steeple-Chasing'; 8, Coursing ; 4, Review of tbe Performances of Horses from 1846 to 1849 inclusive ; 5, ...
... but for tbe actual amount of the excess, nobody was prepared. — Manches'.er Guardian. The Bankers? Magazine for Jauuary, reviews with accuracy the monetary affairs of the past year, and as the summing up will give an idea of the future, and collect into ...