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... THE review of REVIEWS.” have been sent a copy of the Rerirw of Review.', publication which strikes new line in connection with contemporary literature. The purpose j of this new venture is the embodiment between two covers of all the beat magazine and ...
... A REVIEW OF REVIEWS. The clusio evwt «f what has been fs.oetioualy and truly described the greatest sport on earth to-day reaches its majority. celebrate tbs coining cf age of the fixture there is likely to assemble on Greater Ibroz record crowd football ...
... THE REVIEW. So soon as it was known on Wednesday morninz that the review of the troops about to le ive for the Baltic, would take place on the race-curse, the wore a bustling sight from the crowd of vehicles that poured along. The day wait fine, which ...
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... Keith, 13 Miller Street; J: Co! n, 4 Bridge Street ; and Merrilees, ¢ Officer, 159 Street. ann 2 GRAND MILITARY VOLUNTEER REVIEW, On TUESPAY the Th instant, from 12 till 4 om 5 o'clock till 8 E i HROWN OPEN to the Pu Public ¥, in hone of ber rand place ...
... THE REVIEW. The following new memorandum, exp lating the arrange- b merts for the Review, and containing instructions t e officers, o has just been issued : 51fl50RA ~l0DM.- It is necessary that the corps of Volunteers which atten d a the Benew on the ...
... THE REVIEW. Probably aanr Won falkrkbbryel Ik* “PtopV* Park did it protrot nek tailbaot ooiantad aiHnarrntT did altannn an tk* ■rito Bar Majotiy Quota’* JolOtr. t A bad ben rooted ri»h» round that pcatioa Ik* popobrly kaotra tk*. KW* Pork, and inaid* ...
... REVIEWS Reviews all the lending periodicals for Ju’y, and other literary notices, will appear in our next. Scotlanß. ...
... THE REVIEW. “August 7lb, 1860, her Majesty reviewed the Scottish Volunteers In Edinburgh.” Henceforth that sentence will live while Britain prints almanacks. It would be impossible to over-exaggerau the proceedings of I nesday in thsir effects upon great ...
... e r o d ; A r G . r eadr n l s e r F r d r c E r i o o c l i g h t There is a large flavouring of politics in the Naoioeia Review this month. The first article discusses what the writer is pleased to call the falsehoods of the situa- tion, and indulges ...
... THE REVIEW. Following the presentation came the review. The troops were to be in position four o’clock, but wa» nearly half-past five when the sham fight began. The corps engaged consisted of the flying column from Aidershot, the 17th Lancers, from Hounslow ...