... THE WEEKLY REVIEW THE REVIEWS. i A question always put when each new revieW s announced or appears is, what effect will it have on the older ones? Now, among those reviews which have the most to fear from competition the Edinburgh is conspicuous. It has ...

... Reviews. excellent La!? '*— ' e .September number of this reader*, jf only l,ot fail to 1)6 interesting to if* Uraddoh'tt ~f a!? . ,he 0 Miss lof Mi-g Biaddon's ° a ' Mile. The denouement general run ur of * «li»r.;reiit kind to the conventional weddii ...

... Reviews. Old Jonathan.—The fault found with this awful iieriixlical last month has been partially remedied in the number lore one of the woodcuts, least, being new and of a better description than hitherto. Among other commendable appeals on behalf of ...

... Reviews. St. James's Magazine. This magazine bends out an admirable nutnler this month, full of amusing papers on subjects that can never be dry reading, and which are remarkable, in one or two instances, for their applicability to current topics. Thus ...

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... Reviews. CHRISTMAS BOOKS. Time was wbeu the only literature called forth at the season of feasting and rejoicing, and *' peace on earth and goodwill towards men, was the profusely illustrated and highly-coloured broad-sheet wherein was contained the ...

... REVIEW. Ths Robbkrs Bridb; Ballad, wiitten by A. T. Bishop, Eiq., by J. T. Wand. —A very interesting and p-ert, Ballad, touching in its melody and poetic in its verse. Holloway's Pills.—lmUnt R» lief. —S.ire* which are daily extending, ulcers which are ...

... Reviews. God, save the Ureen.—k Few Words to the Irish People By Mrs. S. C Hall. 8. W. Partridge, Paternoster-row.— We have perused this pamphlet with much interes-. ' gives the conversation between some Irish peasants of Fenian ten Icncies and a loyal ...

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... REVIEW We have much pleasure in noticing a little volume which has been forwarded to us by Miss Marion Devereux, of the Victoria Seminary, Clieshans. Its title, Cleography in Rhyme will sufficiently explain the nature of the work. The authoress in ...

... Reviews. St J April number of this aerial ia »ny tendency to re * ding '„ t . he P P® r having Edward Bulwer T Jtt f rature being the review of Sir Miletus 1 work ' The Tales of atM maintains h,' lo . n , coat,nu Th Lady'. Mile, chapter. A n« lntereBt ...

... REVIEW. Hanged: Rectory. or tie and Ahwe of Episcopal Patronage. Price 6s. Longman and Co. This little work on the abuse of epi-copal patronage for private purposes, rasher than the use of it f r the public good, is most respectfully inscribed to the ...