... REVIEWS. Land.—lfeens Cassell and Co. bare undertaken a task which other publishers to have overlooked. Amid the unmeant* Journals now published, and devoted to specific *objects, that of Land has greatly neglected. There has been absolutely no journal ...

... REVIEWS. WRY THERE II AN IRVIN LAND QUISTION.—A pamphlet under this heading has been published forth. Irish National Land League, and written by Mr Thomas; Healy, M.P. It is exceedingly interesting, for the information contained in it, and which was ...

... REVIEWS. I.os Cassell's Publications, February. Magazine.—The entitled l'robat of Dorothy Travern in pleasingly continued in thin uumb-r, followed by a article In Search of the Shipwrecked. A number of other papers of much interest are also contained ...

... REVIEWS. 1 Publications.—The Quiver possesses its name charms for the quiet readers, and Magazine is.. varied as ever wits contents. The Probation of Dorothy Travers 'is • story of great interest, and will_probably bring its talented author into some ...

... REVIEWS: Rand and Heart.—This publication is always attractive, and on opening its pages we are frequently tempted to spend more tune in perusing its contents than we can well spars from other duties. The summaries of news and of public opinion, with ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. The most important parade of troops that Ma been held this year at Aldershot took place on Wednesday, when the Duke of Cambridge mad. • clove inspection of all the troops at pre. sent quartered there. The day's proceedinp corn. minced ...

... REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. A cavalry review took place on Wednesday at Wimbledon. The troops engaged consisted of the lot Life Guards, from Hyde Park Barracks ; the Royal Horse Guards (Blue), from Albony-stroet Barracks; the (Ring's) Hummers, from Hounslow; ...

... REVIEW OF THE GUARDS. His Royal Highnass the Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal, Commander in-Chief, on Saturday morning held a grand review in Hyde Park of all the regiments of the Guards at present stationed in London, numbering about 3000 men, and -com- ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. HEAVY RAIN. Telegraphing this morning at 10.30, the Press Association's correspondent stated that the pro. specie for the naval review were at that time The glass fell rapidly this morning. A strong southward wind was blowing, and heavy ...

... THE SHOENCLOVE REVIEW. Ifollwithetanding the proosediape emmected with the above-named review betahly. The enemy. white had marched from Brim, advanced aboradile doubt, held by lie defending forte, artillery awe are being ow both aides, defenders et to ...

... THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. The military authorities in Edinburgh are leaving the settlement of the brigades into which the volunteers are to be formed till much nearer the review day than was the case with the force assembled at Windsor ' on the lith ult. ...

... Easter Reviews. Ift of the new scheme of mobilisation, tier* was no field day at Portamondloo Monday. Shortly after ten o'clook General Willis inspected Loot Abinger's brigade on the at Gospifrt, and afterwards proceeded to Portirdown HiN to view Colonel ...