... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. A RRIDGF.D FROM TRW ORIntyFR. On Saturday morning last, shorthfefter ten o'clock the wept., headed in omuy German hands, began to able in the park, an d received • very warm welcome from the immense crowd. The plsee ac for eh corps ...

... NAVAL REVIEW. PORTSMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. The grand naval review to-day has resulted io a comparative huhu* on account of the bad weather which prevailed during most Fart of the day. The wird blew • gale, and rain poured down torrents at intervals. Tens of ...

... THE ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. 611,—1i is much to be apprehended that those dried. ful Essays and Reviews will be the death of some of those pious men composing the bench of bishops, and that the situation is not very dissimilar with the great body of orthodox ...

... THE INSPECTION REVIEW. This morning the rain fell very heavily. The attenduce at the cavalry inspection and review was consequently not so numerous, and there wu every probability of a damper b ing thrown upon the races announced for the afternoon The ...

... idiinkishes the minid of Dry- WVilliamns. At a time,,c wheni public 'feeling rhus so high' on the question af' Essays and Reviews; it ?? that theio shouild : be, at liasl~y' one cool head. which can pause for al. -mrmnemt beinre rushing 'to a conclusion ...

... 'tSSAYOAND REVIEWS. Our readers havo Ioubtlea8 heardjof.jthe volume beariag the i~bov title,- foq who hap not . It contains, a series of Essays, by different writers, clergymen ih .the Claurch of England; and brings into question somne of the most important ...

... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. c( The Wimbledon meeting was on Saturday brought to f a close by a review which in every respect was eminently fa successful. 'the weather was beautifully fine, though oJ the heat was very oppressive, and everything went off in with ...

... Volunteer Review at Wynnstay. The annual inspection of the various ill% of Denbighshire voluoteers took place in Wynostay Park on Tuesday evening, the inspecting officer being CoL Dashon. The weather in the morning looked dull and heavy, as is generaUy ...

... (From the ' Saturday Review. The blow which has fallen upon the Queen of will be lightened to her by the thought that she possesses the respectful sympathy of every person in the land. The private virtues of a monarch are public blessings, and her Majesty's ...

... Aberystwyth Review of Militia. The Cardigan division of the Royal Cardigan, Brecon, 1 and Radnor Militia, under the command of Major J. B. Lloyd Phillips were officially inspected on Friday last by Col. Raymond. The weather being favourable there was ...

... YR ESSAYS AND REVIEWS ETO. BTI.-Girir yr bye a ddywedodd Daniel O'Connell, eel y pllanti efts yru eerbyd a phedwar o geffylau dewy ddeddfao Lloegr. dye na Dan yru un o 'carriages mulod Resumes trwyddynt mew° perthynas I liter y Ilofrudd Townley; and ...

... REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS BY THE QUEEN. aA short time since hert Majiesty's was graciorusly pleieed ato express her willingness to hionour the volunteer corps Iof lire country -with her, presence ait at review in Hyde- tpork. Cirsunretacces arose which prevented ...