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... REPRESENTATION OF SCOTLAND. Thb. Saturday Review has for once done an act of justice to the people of Scotland, pointedly calling attention to their deficient representation the House of Commons. The Review argues that the House ought to enlarged, in ...
... in Dundee yesterday. It hoped, however, that the misguided youth will yet recover. The Echo of last night contains slashing review of Tennyson's new poem, '' Gareth and Lynette, declaring that it is time the Arthurian Legends were finished, as they are ...
... in the riot at Buckie in February last. Tha prisoners were acquitted. Several of the London papers as well as the Saturday Review have articles on the Dundee domestic servants' movement, all of which concur in regarding the movement as of some importance ...
... dictator which has been somewhat ironically bestowed upon him by a writer in the New Quarterly KevUw. is no doubt true, as the reviewer observes, that the English people are always ready, in times ot great public danger, to invest with almost absolute power ...
... regard to Scotch cases. And well he might. Bad enough it is that all the decisions of the English Courts should be subject to review by one man, who must necessarily have devoted himself almost exclusively the study and practice of one branch of the law merely ...
... memory. The opening article ot the numuer is a review of Lieutenant Tan de Velde's journey the Holy Land. He does not agree with de _ Saulcy, that the ruins of Sodom and Gomorrah still exist, the reviewer neither decides one ay nor another. roplh°n ...
... city of the German Empire the display was also magnificent, military reviews being of course conspicuous among the entert linments given to the illustrious guest at Berlin. The naval review that is said to await the Shah in this country, when there will probably ...
... Court will decide petitions for divorce—tbat is, dissolution of marriage, subject to tbe review of the House of Lords, and suits of nullity subject to no review. It will also determine | all applications for new trials, bills of exception, special j verdicts ...
... former attempts of the same description. . President Lincoln has been reviewing the army the Rappahannock, and it is supposed that bodes advance on Richmond ; but the President has reviewed the army so often, aud nothing has come of it, that we raav wait with ...
... utterly impotent even to singe his well-won lauiels, have yet a feeling that they would have been brighter, had Magazines and Reviews been less liberally supported by him. A common saying among them is, Mr Gilfillan is writing too much. Scepticism as to ...
... Deerw.- Dated23dDec e mbei 2 . N lB4 r L wE _ KS( CaokW#urt| UnCol ?. s .inn, IPJaintW in the Cause. IHE FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW. No.LVI. published this day, CONTAINS: Egyptian Hieroglyphics and Grammar-J. History ot the es of BurguHdy^S Roepell's History ...
... Saturday Review, is never tired bringing this railing accusation. The accusation is ill-founded, whatever appearance there may be to the contrary, and might with great propriety be retorted on those by whom it is brought. The Saturday Review, for example ...