... I 'THE REVIEW IN THE PARK.i 1,1 I U S - i THV T ROOPS REVINWED BY THE -s ' .QUEEN. A VALST ASSEMBLAGE. On Saturday afnsoon the Queen reviewed the troops of the garrison and the naval forces in the Fifteen Acres. The day was beautifully fine, and the ...

... I THlE QUjFN'S BIRTHDAY. t -- - - - MILITARY R1EFVIEW IN THE PHOENIX PARBK. The annual review of the troops of thle Dub- lin Garrizon, .together wibh the boya of the ?? LHibereian SoboA, took place 'esterday. morning in honour of the Qoeen's Wrtbhday ...

... to obtaining . bis professional opinion on them. j One question submitted ?? the Lord, Lieutenant any legal authority for reviewing'. the decisions of magistrates when the committal is perfectly in order, and when the magistrates who have all the circunisuances ...

... League's series of propagandist pamphel in English will shortiy be increased by a pmphlet from the pen of Mr Edward Martyn, reviewing frots a National, .an idealistic, and a utilitarian - point of view the-case for the Irish language. Branches of ?? should ...

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... the whole affair. There was a large and enthusiastic crowd at , I Buckingham Palace on Saturday afternoon, when the Queen reviewed two battalions of the I I Guards, under orders for nouth Africa. The'( 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, under Colonel '1 Inigo ...

... Vaughan inhibiting him from the Sacraments of the Catholic! 1 Church in consequence of his heretical writing! in the English reviews, and he fills three' columns of Saturday's Times with his cor-' respondence with his Eminence on the sub- ject. His performance ...

... the Friars and the n-ln o,f ch ;n the Areliip;eago Yet, he is so , t1 to admit in a note (P&8) a passage A \nanrr ean Review: of Reviews. tflving 1;: - di'lsretl eclininae of the Filiptno i-tere he is said to be, an the opinion ft enls, One tof ire ltre~at ...

... Daily 3 Chronicle, d-als with the theme in a short I'paper in the Contemporary Review, andr I An Englishman discusses it at length in - the pages of the National Review. The causes olf 'the deficiency in intellectual weight ,'of which careful observers ...

... the craft. Lord Salisbury first Iexercised his powers of satire and sureasim in the P - Saturda:y Review; aind the habits of a re s Saturday Reviewer (old style) have not en- 9 tirdy deserted 1dm yet. Mr John Morley's bo;: t biant ?? campaigi a gairst ...

... Armagh Company would be given running powers ove. the Midlad liNM from higcu= would be diecussed when .the clauo Came up for review Ito-morrow. Th6 ComMittee then adjourned. RIGHT AGAIN, T5&{S TO HORLICK'S MALTED MTLK. This i to-day the excla- castion of ...

... owing to a belief that a tornm is brewing in Eumpe that the filido's feet is being strengthened in every possible way. He will review fortv warships next month, and four of thes are battlehips of giwter power then any thing Rmssia possesses. Ship for ship ...