... REVIEWS. TIIE OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE MAGA: \ E.—The tirst monthly issue of a periodical tinder . • title has just been issued. It is very neatly ;c.l ; its contents are far above the average of -;trance literature, and what is far more worthy c.qamendation ...

... THE REVIEW. The time-worn adage that man proposes and Providence disposes received another exemplification in what may almost be called the intended naval review in honour of the Sultan, on Wednesday. There was a fleet of men-of-war such as has never ...

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... REVIEW. Tlll.l MUCK 0? 1111 LONDON. London: S. W. Partridge and Co.—fhis is a deeply Interesting account of use wreck of the steamship London. Tae author has collected a number of facts which have uot brfore been published together, and has arrauged them ...

... REVIEW. THE ILLUSTRATE-I) TIME&—We have been favoured with a copy of this periodical the last two or three weeks, end have been pleased with it, both as a typographical and artistical production, and also for the style and matter of its writing. The woodcuts ...

... REVIEWS. ME. CASSELL'S PUBLICATIONS.-At this season of the year, when appropriate presents are selected for family gifts, and when the periodical literature for the tables of our homes is decided upon, we cannot.. do better than call the attention of ...

... picture, by no means represents the grand effect of the review, the appearance of ;he tield, and the men, t ,gether with the beitatifill assocktione of the cite upon whi.h the grand yearly review of GlimitOrgau county volunteers takes Once. The day with ...

... REVIEWS. - --- A BOOK Or THM LAND, ASSMSORD, INCOME TAX LAWS. By R. Rice Davies, Esq., Surveyor of Taxes.—We are always ready to listen to those who speak of what they krow aid to read the works of those who write On subject. with whien they are acLally ...

... THE REVIEW. The whole body of Volunteers having arrived upon the ground, a very large assemblage of spectators also took up their position. A tall flagstaff, with a plain flag ran up to the top, marked the post of the reviewing officer, Col. Sir Edward ...

... REVIEW OF REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The past week, though brjkea with very beavyr has permitted consiuerable progress to made in hell labour, the w»t neither counterbalanced with diying wiuiJf, and great improvement «t the clo*e. good deal wheat has, ...

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... REVIEWS. THE BROADWAY (Irostoom : ROITTLIDGL & SONS) opens with eight chapters of a new story entitled Steelton, written by Ilenry King-ley. The language is choice, the style is a little seer, but the theme is well worked. Readers of way will peruse ...