... review . The Whitt Bo’j ; u Story of Inland, IS- - Mrs. S. C. Hall. London : Cluipman and Hall. Mrs. Hall lias been the most faithful, because the most sympathetic, delineator of the Irish peasant since the days Miss Kdgewovth ; r pictures Irish life ...

... Review or the Work. We strongly recommend the perusal of this work, which coutains much valuable information on n certain class of complaints which deserves public attention,’’— Galway Vindicator. Tbe authors treat their subject in a scientific and manner ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. We feel hesitation in saying that there is no member society whom the book will not be found useful—whether such person hold the re!a of parent, preceptor, clergyman,”—Son- Eeening Paper. Conns ox Muxaoos.—Shilling Edition,—This work ...

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... REVIEWS OF THE WORK, CDRXrs MannooD.—This it a truly valuable work and should be in the uauds of tbe young and old.—Sunday Times, 2drd March, 1858. Coktis Manhood.- It tbe duty all men to study the laws their body, oo less tbau those ibei mind. In the ...

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... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. Notwilhalanding the immense multitude in the Park, the pressure of the crowd .it different points’ the whole p'ocecdings passed off any serious accident indeed there w ® re ° v/ 0 mishaps in the fields. The Duke of Newcastle and ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. This evidently a very talented work, and, Btronjtly recommend the [ eruaul it to our reader?. Chronicle. is departing from our tisual courve to notice Works not strictly of literary character; but in making the jirsent instance exception ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. feel no hesitation in saying that there is no member of society by whom the book will not be found uaeful—whether such person bold the rela of a parent, preceptor, or clergyman,”—Sun- Evening Paper, Coetis on Mivhood, —Shilling Edition ...

... REVIEWS BOOKS. ORIGIN AND RECLAMATION of PEAT BOG, WITH SOMK OBSERVATIONS Till? Construction Roads, Railways, and Canals in 800. By B. and M. B. Mullins. —S. E/Oldlmm, Suffolk-street, Dublin. The importance of reclaiming the waste lands of Ireland has ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. Curtis on Manhood.—This is truly valuable work and should in the uonde of the young and old.”—Sundau Timet, March, 1858. , Curtis on Manhood.-It is the duty of all men to study the laws of their body, no less than those of Iheir mind ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. feel no hesitation in saying that is uo member of society by whom Che book will not be found useful—whether such person hnkd the re!a parent, preceptor, or cle;*gj ”_Sun* Evening Paper. “Gaarrs M^hood.—SbilHmg EJition,-This work, ...