... REVIEW. 0 ?RR MXX nll PRE AAAAA flay. vitt Toils,. or Cs. That Indispeosilile article of household fursitere, a Piarosfi irte, havint a accessary aijauct to ever> the of this little br.,Alre, who are the manufacturers of the Royal Piano-forte now In each ...

... REVIEWS. JTerk Skotrhea. the author of Pioposals j for Christian Union. London : Darling. Under the title we have a very full digest of the events of anoient British and Cambrian history, or rather of the trailitionary and legendary lore which passes ...

... REVIEWS. FAMILIAR THINGS, &C. London: Hall, Virtue, & CO. selal pubtioaliots, intended to explain the various products ol invention and ingenuity iv hieh supply the wants ereated by civilization. la the nutob.r before us—the first—we have the manufacture ...

... REVIEW. Political Opinions on the Catholic Question, ‘.l7resten in Parliament and Public, by the Hight lion. Lord John Ilusodi, it.P., comoiled front t'oc most mithrotic rooms. By a Barristcr. London: Richardson and Son, 17?, Fleet-atm-et; 19, Copel-atreet ...

... REVIEWS. WET LITERATURE. Y Water, neu Gyichgrawn Lleenyddol a Chelfyddydatul.—( The Dawn, or Literarg and Scientific Magazine.) &MIS, CardttL Addyeg Chanthere ic Bob!. (Chambers' Information for the People.) It is not in accordance with the rules laid ...

... REVIEW. The Political Causes which led to tht tstdblishmtnt of British Sovereignty in India; by J. H. Jenkins, M.A., of Christ t College, Cambridge.—J. Deghton, Cambridge. Of those who point with pride to the fact that the sun-never sets upon the dominions ...

... REVIEWS. National Temperanee Chronicle. London : Tweedie. 'Temperance ,and Peace. By J. S. Buckingham. Lomlon : Jackson. The Temperance Chroniele monthly periodical designed to promote the cause from which it takes its designation, or rather, total ...

... LITERARY REVIEW. TUB CRICILITEei BY BAT.—Baily Punt, CornAJI. This is the most original, chimp, succinct, comprehensive work on the popular and univerwally prise teed game of cricket th►t has ever appeared ; although it in not imndenmsi yet In 129 pages ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. “Manood” J. L. Curtis.—“We with the Author that, far from works of this class objectionable in the hands of youth, or difficulties being opposed, every facility should be given to ti.eir circulation ; and strengthen our opinion wc ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. Manhood, J. L Cn rtis—We agree with the Aatl or that, so far from works o) this class being objectionable in the hands of yonth, or dilticulties being opposed, ever facility should given to t heir circulation; and strengthen our opinion ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK, “Manood” by J. L. Curtis.-?- I*We *We agee the Author that, so far from works of this class being objectionable in the hands of youth, or difficulties being opposed, every facility should be given to their circulation ; and to strengthen ...

... REVIEWS THE WORK. Manhood, J. L Curtis—We agree with the Author that, so far from works of this class being objectionable in the hands of youth, or difficulties being op|K>sed, every facility should be given to their circulation; and to strengthen our ...