... for him. In the sitting the French Corps Legislatif, yesterday, M. Thiers spoke in defence of his amendmeut on the loan. He reviewed the financial condition of affairs, and spoke in favour peace, and argued that w;.r wou'd be a fatal mistake. He was well ...

... With the exception of one story, the whole number is an admirable one. The Contemporary Review. Alex. Strachan, London. The current number of the Contemporary Review, although still too exclusively devoted to ecclesiastical and theological subjects, contains ...

... stringent measure on the subject early in the coming session. A Congregational Ball.—^ Benjie in his weekly gossip in the Daily Review of Saturday says :—We must draw the line somewhere, and I am disposed to draw it at dancing. We have had in Edinburgh this ...

... Volunteers, Earl de Urey and Ripon alluded, on Wednesday evening, what may termed one of his favourite topic*—the volunteers. He reviewed the progress of uie movement, and said that the force had passed out of its temporary condition, and had entered upon a new ...

... the citizens ; and to have proclaimed their devotion to the rights of the different sections of the Union. There follows a review of what is called the long series of aggressions which a party has made against the constitutional rights of onehalf the States ...

... Literature. The Scottifh Review. No. V. Glasgow : Scottish Temperance League. The conductors of this excellent periodical have evinced degree of wisdom in its management, not always to be found in the advocates and would-be promoters of the temperance ...

... present conductor of the music of her Majesty's Theatre From his talents he well entitled to grace f J ° rtralt Gallery. A review of Wordsworth's Life is thoughtfully and judiciously written, and should be read with attention. will be found useful to those ...

... VIII, andlX Edinburgh : I'uton & Ritchie. Our former opinion of this work and its utility, has undergone alteration since reviewing the parts I—VI. The same faults in the editing, excellencies in the publishi department, continue characterise the work it ...

... Sunday labour. The reverend Doctor drew the distinction that, whereas the Herald openly goes on an unsound principle, the Daily Review, and certain other unnamed, perhaps unnameable papers, endeavour to act on a sound principle. Whether these last might not ...

... Latest Markets. Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Half-past One. Review of the British Corn Trade DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Evening.) We have had favourable weather during the week for freeing the land superfluous moisture ...

... KELVIN VALLEY SECTIONS, will be altered bo as to give mereas-d conveyance to EDINBURGH before the Review, and from EDINBURGH at a late hour after the Review. The C.4. a.m. TRAIN from GLASGOW (College) to EDINBURGH will doe leave GLASGOW till S.4o a.m., ...

... tendered their resignation to Her Majesty. It is not necessary minutely to review the proceedings which have led to this unsatisfactory result; and, in point of fact, such review would be far from pleasant task. The history the Reform Bills of the present ...