... THE spithead review. Th* initial rt«p in tha aaaembling tha Caraoation Bari.* Flart in tha Solant ateaming, yeaterday, out Portaaonth Harboor of tha Loddon, which ia to fly the flag of Admiral Sir Charlaa Hotham, Commander-m- OMat Thia battlaahip. aoon ...

... THE EASTER REVIEW. (from our own correspondent.) The volunteers who rose before daybreak yester- day for a journey from tow n must have bitterly regretted that they had not followed the example of the majority, and gone down to Brighton on Saturday or ...

... REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. It was announced in several of the daily papers, at the close of the last week, that his Royal Highness 4he Duke of Cambridge would, on Monday last, review the Rifle Corps (of which bis Royal Highness ia Colonel in Chief) at Woolwich ...

... THE REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS. We are requested to state that at the inspec- tion of the Metropolitan Volunteers on the .Sth of .July by the Prince of Wales stands forthe accommodation of members of the Houses of Lords aud Commons, members of the Corps Di ...

... to ships for the Naval Review, which was to have taken place on June ■>. cannot be used for the Review to be held on the 16th next month, the shine then engaged being all dispersed. The arrangements for the Coronation Naval Review, to be held at Spithead ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Sib,— ln your admirable account of the volunteer review at Brighton, contained in yoar impresston of to-day, there is a slight mistake. The left wing of the Londoa Irish corps, which started from Victoria, was not ...

... NOVEMBER REVIEWS. THB UUMIN FACTOR IN RAILWAY ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. To-day the White ;tar steamer Teutonic left Liverpool for Spithead. a here she is to take part in the great Naval Rev iew on Saturday. The vessel has been fitted as an armed cruiser. her armament consisting of eight quick-firing 4.7 ...

... NAVAL REVIEW. Vice-Admiral Henry F. Nicholson, C.B.,Cornmender in Chief at the Nore, made an official inspection in Sheerness Harbour this morning of her Majesty's cruisers Leander, Captain Frederick F. Fegen, anal Harracouta,Commaniler Henry J. Keane ...

... “THE MONTHLY REVIEW.” With it* October number, the Monthly eaten upon it* third jeer, «od the Editor, Mr. Henry Nevbujt, takes occasioo to B»ke some happy references to which certainly not without interest to been of eood literature. The newest of the ...

... THE EASTER REVIEW. The for the STview ideas week an getting into The amentne he= been Webb. gable in their exertions to lamp go smoothly. Amens , the noteworthy they Men icansagisi (heap breakfasts for the IBM who hem Lemke hawse be , and aix o'clock ...

... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. git?,— -As a visitor to London, and one of the many spectators who specially noticed the admirable way in which the volunteer artillery served their guns at Wim- bledon, I have been surprised that honourable mention ...