... REVIEWS. Tee STORY or THE Si CHURCH. By the Bev. T. Alferie, Ill)., LL.D. London, laisgow. and }Zinburgh: Blackie tic Son. IN the preface to this volume the author tell on that its substance was originally delivered for the part in the form of popular ...

... REVIEW. In consequence of the assembling of the troops a day earlier than in former years, the =nal review and inspection of the whole regiment place on the Racecourse on Monday. The an the morning was unpropitious, there being o = appearance of a wet ...

... REVIEWS. MEC' .Tilton after END OF THE Hi the Beecher-Tilb. _ j ury, deliberating for eight days, on Friday came iota court announcing aoontinuousdisagreement, and were discharged, thns ending a ease which began on the 4th of January. The jury were d ...

... REVIEWS. HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC OF St 071 AND. By Alphonse Bellesheim, D.D. TransLited by 1). Oswald Hunter Blair, 0.5.8. Vol. Wm. Blackwood & Son, Edinburgh. THE two previous volumes of this work gave the history. of this Church from the introduction ...

... REVIEWS. BY THE WAY. By James MT.:Mop, author of Coal, and American Coal Mining. The volume before us comprises the substance of several lectures, essays, and addresses, and is of the greatest value. The author is evidently a keen observer, and makes ...

... REVIEWS. Ssertlizs AND STUDIE4: By Rev. C. G. M'Crie. Ayr, Wm. Stephen. THE name of M'Crie is an honoured one in the ecclesiastical literature of Scotland, and when it is met with in any similar or related department it is certain to attract the attention ...

... REVIEWS. THE Ordnerce Gazetteer of SclTand brut no reached us fourth volorn-, the centee's ot which exti nit from Os letters liar to L. Of the merits of this work there can be but one opinion We have had occasion to c inrult the ' three earlier volumes ...

... REVIEWS. TNT AND or SCOTLAND. FTOIN 1219 to 1776. Edited by Junes G. Wilson. London: Blackin al Son. Ws are not sure that the phrase used in the preface to this volume— The wilderness of e a perve eolemes of the Scottish ports—is analoitieally a correct ...

... REVIEWS. Kthaetstioos. By the Rev. Teter Ponder. Edinburgh: Lyon d: Gemrnell. Tut,: volume. with its not very enigmatic title, ilk beginning 1.. make quite • little sensation, we believe, at Manse firesides and at Presbytery gathering.; and after rather ...

... REVIEWS. WFSTMIN,,TEC Review. NO. XCIII. London: Tritbner .t Co. the appearance on our table of this quarterly, and in the circumstances that its contents show nothing either of local interest or likely to be from any local pen, we conjecture that the ...

... REVIEW. .. .. On Tuesday the regiment proceeded to the Racecourse at 10 o'clock, at about eleven they formed into line to receive the review Dig officer. The discomfort caused by the broiling sun was increased by a hot swirling wind, which ...

... REVIEWS. THE New QVARTIULLY No. 9. Tee current number of serial containa altogether eight different paper.. In the first, the subject of Village Organization is taken up by Mr Jetfriee, and with a good deal of detail as to sanitary measures and similar ...