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... ■*«-*^; Day ?? price IS. 6d. MO. 19- fit AUGUST, Of TH£ ANALYTICAL REVIEW, XEW LITESAPOr JOUR.KAIs! ■ Op an Enlarged Plan. This Number contains . . mamies among the Hottentots, ar.d into Cafrana «a«6» s drivels in North America— Williams's Lee ~ A ...
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... ' T H LITERARY MAGAZINE, 4K n BRITISH REVIEW-eor August 1789. „ n~J withan elegant Head of the celebrated Bi.a-.e , En ?? a beautiful view of the Town of Mm* oi 1 ■ Veta, in Italy- *- ■ . printed for the proprietor*— and fold by C. For- Losdc- ■ g^ yj ...
... Greater accuracy of style is one want of this Review. Another is more gentlemanlines. Rudeness in a Reviewer is most unseemly. We are sorry to find very outrageous manifestations of it in this Review. To the feelings of gentlemen, however their political ...
... readers of this review by genial and well qualified critic, ar ™le marked by tlioughtfulness and manly writing. number, as a whole, equal to the very best which have preceded it, and cannot fail to sustain the reputation of the Review, and that end we ...
... Corps LegUlatif wil be found among our foreign news. Napoleon re- j minds the Parliament that it in its la-t session and reviews his own policy. Iu doing that, he says some curious things ; this, for example, that he has respected treaties. If there be ...
... Although the article on Copernicus is rather verbose, the reviewer has collected many minute facts which were unknown to his biographers. The article the Highlands of Ethiopia, which a review of Major Harris's work, and hit mission to Shoa, is not calculated ...
... addition to the usual holiday-makers, large number of special excursions left the town. The weather on the whole was fine. grand review of troops took place at Windsor yesterday, in presence of the Queen, in honour of the Shah of Persia. There was very brilliant ...
... cavalry or the guerillas of the press, among the smartest of whom may be classed the Saturday Review. If he worsted the Times, he utter.y squelched the Saturday Review, although he harl, and justifiably, too much contempt for its article to enter into a regular ...
... articles in the number, to which we can do no more than invite alt ntion, are Notice of Carey the translator of Dante, a review of the New Novels, Chapter on Names, &c., &c. Macphail's Ecclesiastical Journal for May. In this month's opening paper ...
... REPRESENTATION OF SCOTLAND. Thb. Saturday Review has for once done an act of justice to the people of Scotland, pointedly calling attention to their deficient representation the House of Commons. The Review argues that the House ought to enlarged, in ...
... in Dundee yesterday. It hoped, however, that the misguided youth will yet recover. The Echo of last night contains slashing review of Tennyson's new poem, '' Gareth and Lynette, declaring that it is time the Arthurian Legends were finished, as they are ...