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... THE RAPID REVIEW. nr BAUi T» ««*“ tbo “f« gr~ Isr n Bnt bet eapp'T fif * this tai is long seeding to when tha I CX* alter the greeted th bln: oollert* matter it on cars to ■uina tt nrdiaary coocious tween p natanal in ear basins »(. The spring the Asngnta ...
... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. Owing either to the wise of a consistent plan, or ef in the carrying out of the tam tio asa cen wee volunteer review are difficult both to comprehend and to describe. Occasionally the difficulty is overcome by indulging largely in ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Si E,— Lord Ranelagh is reported to have said, at tbe meeting of tbe commanding officers > jsterday, that they had come to the conclusion to recom nend Portsmouth not only on account of the advantages it gave, but ...
... THE MONTHLY REVIEW. The first number of The Monthly Review, edited by Mr. Henry Newbolt, is published to- day by Mr. John Murray. It is handsomely produced and admirably printed in a large and bold type that is easy to read, and restful to the eyes ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. PORTSMOUTH, Tuesday Ntaau. The gale of yesterday and the heavy sea thia morning led to a general apprehension that the grand review would pro. • a failure. A telegram was received at the Admiral's Offioe this morning, stating that tho ...
... THE BRW UTON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD Sic,— Your correspondent Fifth i 3 severe on writers ' j who reproduce the usual nonsense about volunteers not availing themselves of cover, and inquires what his band of 1800 veterans knew about ...
... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. Volunteer norps wishing t*)Uke part in the renew at Wi«. blcdon Saturday, the instant, will, on previaas ©evasion, make their own iuents for proceeding and returning from Wimbledon. (’■>rps must assemble at Wimbledon-green and I’utoer* ...
... THE WEEK'S REVIEW. (Through Router's _ . NEW YORK. May 22. . Extreme dulnesa characterised the commencement of this week'. trading on the Stock Exchange, only about a quarter of the business being transacted as compared with the initial dealings of last ...
... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, Sib, — All Volunteers must have read with pleasure the German Officer's account of the Brighton Review, wliich is published in Ti -,i to-day. 'I terms in which he speaks of the Volunteers, coming as ...
... Military Review, on Saturday, was held, for the first time, on the Marine-parade. This ground overlooks the east sands, where, on August 27, 1855, Queen Victoria, accompanied by Napoleon 111., reviewed an army of forty thousand men on the eve of its departure ...
... CAMPAIGN REVIEWED. . • ...
... REVIEW BY THE CZAR. BRILLIANT CELEBRATIONS AT POLTAVA. POLTAVA, July 9. Tho Czar was to-day tho central figure in tho brilliant celebrations the battle Poltava, which put an end to Swedish dominance over Russia. On arrival, his Majesty received the customary ...