... large number of the resident aristocracy were present in their vehicl and we seldom (many reviews as we have wtnessed) remember to have seen at any other review a grester number of the middle clas and papulace. The force consted of a troop of Horse Artillery ...

... - REVIEW OF THE 93D HIGHLANDERS. Friday .having been announced as tbe day on which this gallant regiment, at present stationed in the BIlfast barracks, would be reviewed, about eleven o'clock, the entire' regi- ment was formed in line, in review order ...

... that ends in a proposition injurious to 0o50 or all of those three denomi-' nations. An example of this system, -which the reviewer calls~ '1 inquiry, occurs in the first page of the. article, with re- ference to a Catholic society existing in Ireland ...

... THE NEW IftELAND REVIEW, The Joly issue of the NeiV Itrelaad Re-'z!C is as varied, suggestive, and interesting a num- |ber of this excellent monthly as we have yet seen, Father Finlay opens the number with the first instalment of an admirable and what ...

... THE 'CCIDE - T ATH$ LATE REVIEW. *An inquest was held yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Royal Military Hospital, by Dr. F. J. Davys, county coroner, intothe circumstances atteud- ing the death of Michael Medlis, a driver in the A Battery, D Brigade ...

... THE CHATHA4 SIEGE REVIEW. (Froin the Tiine.) 04e of tbhse sclentiflic displays for which this gar- rison is ao deservedly famous, and which from the na- tural facilities of the situatiou can be made to combine movements both by land and water on the most ...

... interest was excited yesterday when it became known that the Maharajah of Jahore bad signified his intention of attending the review to be I held in the Phoenix Park, Accordingly' numerous vehicles conveyed & large number of spectators to the scene, and a ...

... The 11 greatest race of the year may bring out a hundred e thousapil spectators. A review usually quintuples athe number. Not that much can be seen at these Parisian reviews. The crowd s) does not even witness the march.past, and from the -limited space ...

... [. TO THE EDITOR OF TIME EDINBURGH REVIE.W. Fraqkf.,rt, November 18; t838 Stn-Amidst the ears and rumours of war wbirb here beset' us, I found leirure to glance ovir jib last number of yur' liserary journal. If I may judge frt. the extent' of itt ranes' ...

... \ OERCION-THE SATURDAV DFlVIEIWY','j TO MEil EDITOII OF TH rtlil Fnr~lr.~ illashlee, Nov. 12. Sin-As the Saturday Review in its deep anxiety for the protection of life and property in Ireland cries louder for coercion thant all ite con- temporaries ...

... REVIEW OF THE SOUT.WARK - ELECTION. (From the Daily News of Yesterday.) The return of Mr. Clarke for Southwark by fifty. six votes more than were polled by both his opponents is without doubt a remarkable pheno. menon. It is a great Conservative victory ...

... it must have tried the mettle of the best of troops. AlU the men were wet to the Pkis, so that .ohi the conclusion of the review they were at once marched back to Aldershot, arriving in barracka about two o'clock. The Crown Prince and the Commaunder-in-Chief ...