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... A REVIEW REVIEWED. THE article in the Quarterly, to which we referred in our last Number, appears to excite inure than ordinary interest. Not only has it been made the subject of a paper read at a meeting of the Architectural Association, but has obtained ...
... THR REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR. SlB,— WiU you kindly explain the meaning of the fol- lowing most extraordinary sentencs — the last one in a review of the llth volume of the Correspondence of Napoleon L, which appears in the Times of to-day : — ...
... THE WEEKLY REVIEW THE REVIEWS. i A question always put when each new revieW s announced or appears is, what effect will it have on the older ones? Now, among those reviews which have the most to fear from competition the Edinburgh is conspicuous. It has ...
... I THE REVIEWERS REVIEWED (From the London Review.) Our highly-instructed contemporary, the Saturday Re- view, after having devoted no less than four elaooiate articles to the unqualified glorification of Mr. Kinglake* M History of the Crimean War, has ...
... THE REVIEW OP REVIEWS” idea of boiling down all the Reviews and Magazines religious principles, with view completing the Apocalypse and the Prophet Malachi sixpence a month, does not—now that the process has actually begun—give much encouragement to the ...
... THE TABLET. REVIEWERS AND THE REVIEWED. WEdo not in these remarks intend to allude to any particular case, but we have often thought of drawing attention to the peculiar position which a Catholic periodical holds in reference to the authors who arc kind ...
... EXHAUSTIVELY REVIEWED. EXHAUSTIVELY REVIEWED. EXHAUSTIVELY REVIEWED. ...
... REVIEW OF REVIEWS. A SIXPENNY MONTHLY. THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. EDITED 11 W. T. STEAD. THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS. NOW READY. THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS ...
... THE REVIEW. The grand military review at the tamp of Tlelfant, near St. 0 ner, which look place on Wedmore:lay in the presence of the E.uperor Na. and Print* Albert, exhibited the facility with which the troop. of the camp of the North can be concentrated ...
... REVIEW. THE RHYME OF ST. PETER'S FALL, &c., by the Rev. G. T. CosrEs. London : James Nisbet & Co., 21, Berner's Street. Hull: Archibald & Stook, 44, Whitefriargate. This very excellent little work is from the pen of the new pastor at the Congregational ...
... THE REVIEW. In the afternoon a grand review in the IS sores brought out to Phosnix-park nearly all Dublin. The troops assembled consisted of the 171 h, 21st, 46th, 63rd, 90th and 91st Regiments of the Line, the let and 2nd Dragoon Guards, the 11th Hussars ...
... Wimbledon review being still unpopular. The musters of several of the metropolitan regiments were lamentably small, the Honourable Artillery Company Italy mustering one small company, the Victories the same, and the lit Surrey only two. The review was, however ...