... REVIEWS. 'J'he Ninetekktit for August large number of interesting and articles. Edgar Craramond, in The musters vast array of figures giving this and previous wars to the 1 the value ot the results. dwells lit. porta rice ot stringent terms being i ...

... REVIEWS. The* September number of the Tabus, that able and interesting quarterly review of the politics of the British Empire, contains an article on War Aims,” the first part of which discusses the essential conditions of peace. “There can be peace until ...

... REVIEWS. Perhaps the most striking article on the war in this month’s is that by J. W. Headlam on The Beal Aims of the Peaceful German Nation.” It is sometimes assumed that the German people themselves can be dissociated from Prussian military aggression ...

... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. The review of Saturday last, which closed the Wimbledon meeting, but for the adverse condition of the weather, would have been by far the most brilliant that has taken place upon the Common. The visit of the Belgian volunteers and ...

... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. DEPUTATION to the ARCHBISHOP or CANTERBURY On Monday morning a numerous deputation of clergymen of the established church waited upon the Primate at Lambeth Palace, to present a memorial relative to Essays and Reviews. Bishop Trower ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. On the 29th nit., his Royal Highness the Commanderin-Chief paid a long visit' to the camp here, and reviewed a large body of troops. His Royal Highness arrived at Farnborongh station by 9 o'clock, accompanied by Lieut.-Col. the Hon ...

... THE REVIEW AT KALISCH. The Emperor, who arrived here Aug. reviewed on tbe 20th the Kurds, Cossacks, Don Cossacks, Georgians, and Circassians. Those troops, about 1,600 cavalry, performed many evolutions and sham fights, which presented the most picturesque ...

... REVIEW OF THE YEAR. The year 1861 will be remembered while we live as having opened in gloom and closed in sorrow. When the new year came in, the soil was shut up frost, and men were hungry as the birds while frozen out from their means of subsistence ...

... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. COURT OF ARCHES.—Tuesday. {Before Dr. Lusldngton, Dean of Arches.) THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE PROMOTED BY THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY V. THE REV. DR. ROWLAND WILLIAMS. This morning, after an interval of rather more than fort?'ght, the Court ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. Lord Pulmerston's announcement in the House of Commons on Monday night, of the review at Aldershott, which took place on Wednesday, and the invitation he gave to the members of both houses of the legislature to be present, led most ...

... THE REVIEW OF THE VOLUNTEERS. Saturday, the 23rd of June, of this stormy and threatening 1860, will henceforth be a memorable and remembered date in the military annals of the nation. In a few short months ot preparation the soil of this commercial and ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEWS. The stormy event whicb so suddenly and so completely peopled the vast solitude ot Brighton Downs on Monday morning was a great fact, not only in the history of the Volunteer movement, bnt also in the progress and development of ...