... THE WIMBL ON REVIEW Volunteer corps wishing part in the renew at bledon cn Saturday, the 26th instant, will, as on previous occasions, rnake their own arrangements for proceeding to returning from Wimbledon. Corps must assemble at Wimbledon-green and ...

... 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 ...

... National Review The new departure The Tim** atartiug its Book Cluh raiec* rather important “question* as regards both the reading public and the business of book->elling. . . . “are now being shown what improvements on “the old-established subwiiptio ...

... THE DUBLIN REVIEW. Tbs first number of the “Dublin Review, under the editorship that learned theologian and accomplished msn of letters, Mr. Wilfrid Ward, published to-day. It appeals, of course, specially to members of the Roman Catholic Church, but ...

... THE WIMBLEDON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. Sib, — His Imperial Majesty the Sultan has graciou_'f intimated hia intention of honouring the Wimbledon review with hia presence on Saturday next. His Royal Highnes* the Duko of Cambridge has also intimated that the ...

... THE QUARTERLY .REVIEW. Since the appearance of the nuif-^ber which co tamed the celebrated reply to tbe Ess.-*** ant Reviews no Quarterly haa been so thorc^frhlygfx* as the piesent. Looking over the titles of the ni paper*, one is tempted to surprise ...

... RUBBISH AND REVIEWS THE MODERN NOVEL, ...

... THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Tve qufcted on Saturday the opening paragraphs of the remarkable article The Programme of the Radicals, puhlished in the new number of tho Quarterly Review. We give to-day some further extracts : — The government haveb.en in ...

... THE MILITARY REVIEW. The review in the Lons Valley Aldershot in honour of the Premiers will an imposing ferade. and the troop* wre march past in the new formation of three brigades to division. The troop* will formed up review order, will five general ...

... SHAN Ve ————————— 8S Se many of the corps which will attend this review, those coming from a great distance, that ‘the authorities are showing a disposition to relax the rather hard rule they were inclined to lay down, that corps should, on arrival at ...

... THE ENGLISH REVIEW. The English Review for this month is another interesting number. Maxim Gorki continues the story of his childhood with a power of description enables the reader to visualise completely the strange story that is untolded. Henri ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) BRIGHTON, SUNDAT. The orders published with regard to the move* ments of Colonel Methuen's columns on Satur- day were sufficient to holdout ample promise of an instructive and interesting day's work. Colonel ...