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... ITHE REVIEWS. The war, of course, contintes to receive compre- be hensive attentionin -tile *reviewq: Major Arthur I art Griffiths lesds off in thle Freittighay ?? an article Ipl entitled 'Ot'r Military Needs. I-Ie divides these b4o :iiecds: init1' ...
... THE REVIEWS. For geoerg interest this moantl thec Port *gfty ,is easily first. There is no article ?? diretlyi with the a-and we cannot say that we regret the: lact-but Mr. Garretts sketch of the life arnd per-i ?? of Paul Kruger is, of course, not ...
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... THE REVIEWS. The crisis in China has arisen too suddenly to secure adequate tretent in the reviews for thbis month. Next month their pages will no doubt do tile vast subject better justice. A' s it is, however, nore. than one article deals with the Far ...
... soldiers take part in the review. Even the 10th Lancers (cjuartered at the present time in Brighton) are not out. In respect to the evolutions there was a slight change in the programme, which had the effect of shorten. ing the review, and making the movements ...
... |- ; - THSE NAVAL REVIEW. ACTRER; COLISSION -BETWEEN WAR' 'VESSELS. The second collision in connection with the review occurred yesterday morning. The Black Prince obtained permission to move, her moorings, being too near the uAgin- court, the leading ...
... Charles gives of this step refers to an incident which occurred at the naval review at Spithead last Saturday, and which is thus described in the 1%es re- port of the review:- At five minutes to seven the Queen's yacht wais observed to signal the order ...
... efi the war as the other reviews. Indeed, there are only three of such articles. Of these,. the first, by M1)1iles, entitled Lessons of the War,! is perhaps the best article of this sort published this month in any review. Mnfiles goes into a well ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. F-o4z the Observer.] POnlTs.oU'ErH, Saturday Night. With a cloudfless sky, a b)right anti invigorating sun, but accompanied by a cutsing north-casterly wind, Portsmouth to-day prestnts a most cheerful and exhilarating aspect. At ...
... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. The following has beea addressed to the morning papers:_ Sir,-I beg to send you the following resolutions, unanimously agreed upon at a meeting of the Dean and Chapter of Taoworth Rural Deanery, held the 18th Gi Februayy last, and ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. THE ADMIRALTY AND TaE PRESS. A P'ortsmuouth correspondent telcgraphed last night that everything is now ready for the Naval Review. The last of the men-of-war has taken lip its allotted ancborarge, and the immense fleet of vessels ride ...
... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. [By Electric Telegraph.] Brighton, Monday. Since Saturday, the town has been the scene of great excitement, in consequence of the continual arrival of Volunteers to take part in the review, and of intending spectators. The Honourable ...