... REVIEWS. 'The British Workman and Band of Hope. Volumes for 1866.—During the past year we have occasionally given short but laudatory notices of these two works as they have appeared monthly. Now that they are collected together in the usual yearling ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW, In deference to the wiebee of the rolunteers, the War Office author! ies have decided npon having eham fight on Portedown Hill, and, to please the Portsmouth people, have agreed to arrange march paet on South sea Common before the ...

... MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS. The Children's Hour (Edinburgh : Johnstone and Hunter), is a charming number, replete with subjects and illustrations irresistibly attractive to the juveniles, with whom it must be an immense favourite. _ Hardwicke's Science Gossip ...

... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. (contittutd.) Th* Natiovnl ChurchK*Vj H. B. WIIKH. ' Pin»T notic*. . This essay peculiar combination of thought, via. a belief in the existence of national establishment necessary part of the national institutions, and a conviction ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. Last night's Mark Lane Express says:—With little wet or potatoes have kept better than was expected while vegetables, continuing abundant, and the meadows have supplied a fair bite for the cattle. A good breadth of wheat has ...

... REVIEW OF MILITIA BY THE QUEEN. Portsmouth, Ti-esdat. Her Majesty having expressed a wish to Major-General Breton, the Commander-in-Chief of the Southwestern District, some days since, to see the militia regiments quartered in Portsmouth garrison review ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW THE GRAIN TRADE. The ,l/.rrl Lour rss says : The harsh winds and cold nights of the |xu»t Wit?k have retarded vegetation, and ]tcrhap* it may curt ect to say that, with the exertion of the gum-ral po»iti«>n not so good aa it wan a week ago ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark Lane Express.) Although on Tuesday night we had sharp touch of winter, say 6 degs. of frost, the weather has resumed its mild temperature, bat not without a fair portion fog. The disastrous floods in the ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the .Ilark Lane Express.) Nothing could have happened more favourable to the young growing crops than the past week uf brilliant and forcing weather. The yellow tinge on the wheat, and tho sickly appearance that ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE. Lane says-.—Alt hone the weather has c cold an wintry, and fret saow are still ia our in.dat, the laud u.ia due »ery raj idly, froin the prarvalauoe of » easterly winds and sharp work h»a already . one with drill. One ...

... WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GRAIN TRADE. The Mark Lxprr** says The harvest been in active progre.t* iluring the past week, but the temperature h.v* fallen, ami there has been an increase in the rainfall, with high winds during the past three days. Th»- reaping ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE (From the Mark Lane Express,) We have had another week of ungenial weather though not so boisterous and rainy as the last. Still, with the blooming time at hand, we are nearing cereal crsis. The wheat bursting into ear ...