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... operation of the weeding out process. Apropos of that, we may mentiou of the topics which may be expected to come under review, and indicate their bearing. Liitie need said about the dispute with the Contractors. That, for the present, is in the bands ...
... THE FRENCH EMPEROR, LORD DERBY, AND PORTUGAL. (From tbe Saturday Review.) The necessity which Louis Napoleon has felt of retiring from the situation in which his own too successful violence had placed him, must be admitted to be reassuring symptom for ...
... S on a pamphlet, lately pnblifhed, intituled. CONSIDERATIONS on the DOUGLAS CAUSE. Price Tv/o Shillings. [Seethe Critical Review*? remarks on thefe publica- tions.ir the Mercury of Monday December 7th.] ITp HAT, abont ibe beginning of December cur- -1 ...
... his wbrds do not fall on unheeding ears or bare benches. The Lord-Advocate's theme on the occasion in question involved a review of someof theimprovements which distinguish the present from the past, and a glance at those which, it may be expected, will ...
... This D-y ivas pubfifhed, ¦.: Price Six pence. (To be continued once a ?? 01 every other Saturday) ThB REPOSITORY or General Review. Ca.ee- .. -r,Ay of & ?? C..i:cc>- >n cf Literary Compc-iirior , -*¦ ..Yce f»«.«3 I iht celebrated Periodical Prodhciiohs ...
... will be presented the Grand Historical Equestrian Pageant LADY GODIVA, Or, Peeping Tom of Coventrt. Brilliant Entree of the Review of the Amazons. FRENCH VAULTING. Herr Christoflf on the Tight Rope. Young Polaski on flying bare-backed horse as the Inca ...
... the fame in the Clerk's hands, to be perufed by Members; but being defirous before the Publication thereof to have it again reviewed in a full Meeting of the Committee, they earneftly intreat all the Members of the Committee, *md other Minifters and Eiders ...
... firucflions for Youth, by the late Lord Chef- tcrficld. I 'i'he Repofitory, a CoHeClicm r.f Pieces In Profs and Verf-, 4 voic. I Review* of Mrs Silicons and Mrs Crawford in Be'lvidcra. Ilolcroft's Family Picflure, in Tales, Novels, &c. i vols. Coombe Wood, a ...
... new and eafy method, adapted to the capacities of childien. By the fame author. Price Is. * # * The authors of the Monthly Review, vo- lume xix. p. 49S are pleafed to give the follow- ing character of the grammar. In regard to the merit of Mr. Chriitie's ...
... points; by the Rev. W. G. Blaikie, A.M., minister of Pilrig Street Free Church, and editor, I think, of the 'North British Review, on Social Scienco in the Pentateuch; and by Mr Henry Solly, on Working Men's Clubs and Institutes, so strongly recommended ...
... Speech to be read by her Chancellor instead of by herself. The reference to the death of King Leopold naturally leads on to a review of Foreign affairs, and the Foreign relations of this country. Her Majesty expresses her confidence that the wisdom of Leopold ...