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... REVIEW. MmmmttU't Geological Fmctt ami Obeervotio** relative to the Athb§ Coal Field* Justice, tardy yet ample justice, about awarded to the high geological character and pretautom of this county.' Dotitstt m lis exterior M ihe grand, lofty, aad sublime ...
... classes in every line of life, and they will re-echo the reply. The fact is, the existing Edinburgh Reviewers, in direct contradiction to the Edinburgh reviewers of old, utterly conceal that much of the boasted past pros* perity was a mortgage upon personal ...
... charged with non-payment of 4*. 6d. wages; referred arbitration. A Hiohly-valued Character.—Abridged from the Nottingham Review.—Many of our readers will recollect, that about the close of the year, Nottingham was honoured with visit from two itinerant ...
... published and circulated, and are still to be- had the publishers, it may auffi'-ient In to state, that the volume brings under review the Rise and Progress of our Municipal Institutions, the nature of of our l.ueal and the most Remarkable I.vents that have ...
... readers of oar Fiction to make this announcement widely known amongst their friends. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. From amongst reviews of Miss Braddon's recent Works, which would occupy a large volume if published in extento, we select the following pithy extracts ...
... present eaders of our Fiction to make tbis announcement widely known amongst their friends. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. From amongst reviews of Miss Braddon's recent Works, which would occupy a large volume if published in extenso, we select the following pithy extracts ...
... who heard might proudly follow and proudly avow. (Loud applause.) The Dean Faculty (Mr. Jeffrey, the Editor of the Edinburgh Review). Mr. Cockburn. Dr. Maekinloah. Dr. Maclagen. and several other gentlemen, spoke ou the occasion. There being a loud ca l ...
... -street, Melton Mowbray; ¦-Sm, j* , ''V-ue-la-Zouch ; John Harrison, Bax- B fiew ofh - u S l] i Chawner, Hinckley; Sutton. Review Office, Kirk, printer, Mrs. Greensmith, 9, Parliament-street, and Mrs. Woodhead, Mile-row, Nottingham; A. Tillson, High-street ...
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... your columns have sustained, hut they have ' hitherto been the vehicle sqr remarks, I claim pleniere whilst I take cursory review of the tt elaborate and gentlemanly production of inf unassuming friend, Mr. which embellishes the last number of your ...
... of la Madre di Dio, where funeral service was (icrformed in honour of Charles Albert’s death Tina ceremony was followed a review of the National Guard In the evening went to the Theatre d’Angennea,where Signer played Louis XI I could hardiv believe that ...
... the British and Foreign Review. After stating his regret that the numberof wards should be increased (as under the bill), and the administration of charities left in the hands of the present trustees for another year, the Reviewer proceeds enumerate the ...