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... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR. Slß,— The Saturday Review has not become celebrated for taking up causes or for seeking to uphold anything in the world, except its own reputation for cleverness. But there i 3 one cause wliich it has affected to ...
... THR REVIEWER REVIEWED. TO THE EDITOR. SlB,— WiU you kindly explain the meaning of the fol- lowing most extraordinary sentencs — the last one in a review of the llth volume of the Correspondence of Napoleon L, which appears in the Times of to-day : — ...
... REVIEW. It Grit inteadad that tba volunteers muiter twelve o'clock at tho Caatlo, and procee 1 along the Deal to meet Lord Palmerston and eacort him to ground, but late last night a telegraphic communication from the War Office reached Dover, in consequence ...
... THE REVIEW. In the interval between the conclusion of the distribution and the commencement of the great attrao* tion of the day the ground became well filled. Those who remained the ataud were enlivened by the excellent music of the bind of the Coldstream ...
... REVIEW. It was at first that lha volunteers should muster twelve o'clock at tho Castle, and procee along the Deal roa to meet Lord Palmerston and escort him to ground, but late last night telegraphic communication from War Office reached Dover, in consequence ...
... REVIEW, The following is the detail of corps proceeding from London Bridge station on the Otli of April: Hour of Arrival at the Station, a.m. 3d Middles* Artillery, numbering2Bs—reuiezvors, rearofCrandhtol; Sid Middlesex. 332, Pavilion Cardan, E.; 2d ...
... THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Within the last five years there lias not been a hotter number of the Albemarle-:. trtet quarterly than the present one which has ju.st been pub- lished. Indeed a better, that is to say a more varied and more clever collection of ...
... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. SlB, — I hr>ve to request tho favour of your inserting tho enclosed in an early number of your paper. I remain, your obedient servant, DONEGALL, Chairman. GTOsvenor-flquare, Feb. 27, 1862. A statement having been made ...
... THE REVIEW AT PORTSMOUTH. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORESPONDENTS.) I think it is Sully who tcl^ U9 that after the battle of Aumalc no two o* the officors round the bed of Henry IV. could 1 induced to agree by any means in their account 0 f tlle engagement. ...
... NEW REVIEW. CHURCH and STATE REVIEW. With this title a new Monthly Review will appear on the Ist of June, under the editorship of Archdeacon DENISON, with whom will associated eminent theological and political writers. The Review” will yield uncompromising ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Sib,— ln your admirable account of the volunteer review at Brighton, contained in yoar impresston of to-day, there is a slight mistake. The left wing of the Londoa Irish corps, which started from Victoria, was not ...
... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. git?,— -As a visitor to London, and one of the many spectators who specially noticed the admirable way in which the volunteer artillery served their guns at Wim- bledon, I have been surprised that honourable mention ...