... THE REVIEW. Wenlock, the vice-lieutenant of the End Riding (in the uniform of the Lieut.-col of the 'Yorkshire Hussars). then gave the signal for the commencement of the review. The ranks were opened, and officers and men saluted. The inspecting officer ...

... THE REVIEW took place terday forenoon, Ddelore Voionel Uox, | of the Ro Artillery, and afforded the volanteers re- viewed on the one more to the many proofs they had obtained previously that they nad not been taken to Scarbro’ for mere amusement, The ...

... THE REVIEW. All reviews have, like all circu s performances, “ much of a muchness.” Given large library table, covered with green baize, and you have the field, then place on it in regular order, even distances a series of books, some bound iu scarlet ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. The Mark Lane Bays —Almost, everywhere the com seems to rarpaM expectation -: but as it only in wheat that we feel confident •. viell weigh*-, the continued penny decline has been felt be nnrea ouable, and according our an ...

... THE REVIEW. ,8 ' orownin feature of the week's proceedana' cannot prove one of the most pleasing The ercBt spectacles ever witnessed in our city, offiV? lunteers on the ground will, according to the retnrn » be fol, 00 strong, and when we feel Staff com ...

... REVIEWER. i '* caisg* . um^er °f the review La Critique Fran co^ a literary curiosity—an article in the Brongha e ...

... present at the review were Lord Overstone, Lord Lyveden, Mr. Ward Hunt, M.P., Mr. Knightley, M.P., General Seymour, the Countess Spencer, Lady Sarah Spencer, Lady Overstone, Mrs. Lloyd Lindsay, Miss Agnes Strickland, &c. When the review commenced the bst'alion ...

... * THE REVIEW. To the Editor.—Will you allow me to ask those in i authority at the Review, at Wardsend, yesterday, how ; it was that by none of the bands was God Eave the Queen played?— Yours, &c., B. C. ...

... C.B., Inspector-general of Vol- unteers, Was the reviewing officer, and the gallant Col. was attended by Lieut.-Col, Harman, assistant inspector, and a numerous staff. The corps awaited the reviewing officer drawn up in lines of contiguous columns of ...

... thus writes of the manner in which the Duke of Cambridge received the information that tho review had been countermanded The Duke, when he learned that the review had been countermanded, showed the utmost chagrin, and expressed his feelings in language ...

... REVIEWS. W. P. Nimmo, Edinburgh. The new volume of Nimnzo's Standard Library, the Works of Smonett, is just out. It is a large and . handsome octavo, clearly printed in double columns, on good toned paper with steel portrait of the a u th or , an d vieette ...

... Review. THE PEERS CAKE FROM THE INDUSTRIAL CLASSES.— The great bulk of our peerage is comparatively modern, so far as the titles go; but it is not the less noble that it has been recruited to so large an extent from the ranks of honourable industry. In ...