... REVIEW. [From (he North ChronicU, Nov. 16/ A, 1801.) Recouds op Denbigh and its Lordship; John r). Wrexham z George Hay lev. The author of this deeply interestiog and valuable volume loeal sntiqnarias history is tie well known writer of M and Modern Denbigh ...

... for the review of the volunteers which Ba A aot coly th the massing of the volanteers themsel' accommodation of the public. In lieu of “ @rand Stand,” so called, from the array under the canvas, of elevated seats one above the at our race courses, Rifle ...

... REVIEWS. The Boy's Own Magazine, and tub Boy’s Own O. Merton), are filled with articles interestin'; pas'nacioas Young England. Breathless escapes on land and sea, extraordinary positions, and norel means of disentanglement are leading peculiarities of ...

... REVIEWS. Wm ' JIP -A Political Review. By R. Hasheder, B.A.V author of “Dissent and Democracy.” London, Saunders and Otley, 66, Brook-street, West. . , There can be no doubt that Mr. Gladstone entered parliament for Newark, in 1832. with extreme tory ...

... REVIEWS. The FTiendlij Visitor for July contains •* n«rra*'J« peculiarly interesting t„ this part of the gonbrj, « te ™£ Blind Mary of the Mountain, being a sketch o a visit Pdd to an 'old blind woman r^dme among t^e wdd powerful descnpnon ot t Blind ...

... REVIEW. PnTATIUCH AMD JoSHPA C*ITI- E i K,l> - B ,he He*. John ilium Colenso, Bishop of Natal. Part 2. Longmans. Th« second part of Bishop Colenso's work on the has appeared In the 6rst part, the fcistoncal accuracy of the fire books of Moses was ...

... REVIEW. Darwin ok thb Onom or Sfbcies. John Murray, London, p.p. 538. msy almost raise smile, at our expense, that should presume review the work of such giant aa Darwin. And yet it is well, after all, perhaps, to listen to what the minnows think abont ...

... The Review. The spot chosen for the review we, the very best that could have been the eMeiency of the volunteers. The heath Iselades upwards of 2,000 acres of land. has a vay surface, giving the opportunities of selecting advantageous positions; and the ...

... REVIEW. A COMMENTABI ON THE GREEK TEXT HIE EPISTLE OF Paul to the Ephesians. John Eadie, D.D., LL.D., Professor of Biblical Literature to the United Presbyterian Church. Second edition, revised throughout and enlarged. Eight years ago the first edition ...

... REVIEWS. otheb Sk;'. -rnr.s. R. Hay.— London: Wm. Twocdio, 337, Strand. Manchester: John Heywood. The plcasnntest book that can possibly fall into the hands of the pcneral reader is one of those jrossipin volumes wliich ostreeably and with interest npon ...

... REVIEWS. [Owing to onr of matter last week we omitted insert notice* of following works received at the commencement the month.] The Englishwoman's Domestic Magazine. S. 0. Beeton, 248, Strand, London, W.C. The number for this month is fully np to the ...

... REVIEWS, Considerations the Drink Traffic, bj Prof/mr F. ll'. Keicman, United Kingdom Alliance, Manfftfjlfr.—These considerations are speciallr addressed 10 the educated, and consist in the main of replies to objections urged against the movement inaugurated ...