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... REVIEWS. The Beventh volume of 44 The Select. Writings of Robert Chambers has just appeared, and to the lovers of antiquity and original rhyme thii will prove a never failing bouice of amusement. Many in glancing over the verses of the nursery will have ...
... REVIEWS. Mr. Jesse'a entertaining historical works justly place him amongst the most popular of modern writers. His *' Memoirs of the Court of England under the Stuarts/* as well under the house* of Nassau and HanoTer. of the Chevalier, Prince Charles ...
... REVIEWS. Cheap Mcsical Publications bt A. Novello.—The increa* which has attended the publication, a cheap form, of Handel's Messiah and Haydn's Creation, has induced the publisher t( produce other works of those great masters. The celebra ted Dettingen ...
... REVIEWS. Blackwood, for June, has some good article.'?: measured , standard, however, that being tolerably high one, they j an not of the first class, though some of them would be j ■dered so, found anywhere else. Constantinople and the j joining state ...
... REVIEWS. Blackwood, for October, its an unusually lively number, ■ We have, on some occasions, cotnplaincd of the absence e entertaining matter this magazine ; but the present bei will be found redolent of interest, particularly its lad* waders, who ought ...
... REVIEWS. The Picturesque and Popular History of England. Thomas Miller. London : David Bogue. Vye have received the first two numbers of this work. It written in a pleasing style, and the best authors have been consulted on disputed points. Many interesting ...
... REVIEWS. History Mart Asnb Wklusgtoj. R. Cobbold.—A new and cheaper edition of this interesting work has just appeared, complete in one volume, with illustrations, in which form it will probably become as popular The History Margaret Catchpole, by ...
... REVIEWS. Select Writings of Robert Chambers : Essays, familiar and humourous. Vol. I. Chambers, Edinburgh; Orr, London; M 4 Glashan, Dublin. give hearty welcome to this publication, bringing, as it docs, before some highly valued old treasures which ought ...
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... FOREIGN REVIEW. We have to report a very abundant sup] ly of foreign wheat, upwards of 59,000 quarters having come to nd during the week. The greater part of this arrival consists of condary and inferior qualities of wheat, shipped from the Black at d ...
... FOREIGN REVIEW. It appears by the New York advices of the 15th inst that far less effect had been i roduced on the other side of the Atlantic by the fall in prices in the British markets than might have been expected, the smnllness of the supplies from ...
... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. (Fiens the l'far k-lne Rxpresie.) ; The weather has veen very fine since our last, and there is a prospect of field work, so long delayed, being at length brought to a favourable termination. The uneasiness caused by the extreme ...