... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. The following general order haa been issued from the Horse Guards : — War Office, June 24. His Royal Highness the Field-Marshal Commanding in Chief bas received the commands of the Queen to convey to General Lord Strathnairn, ? ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW. The 21st (Kmpress of India's) Lancers, coming from Dublin and Belfast in time to take part in the King's Review on Monday week, are to arrive Aldershot next Wednesday and Thursday, and on the latter day there will also arrive the ...

... THE _NAVAL REVIEW. Naval Review to be held by the Queen Tb' si o esd c annot fail to present st - nz s pectacle, though criticism may and even the popular expecta,,,,,r e perienee some disappointment. A ? ,_ 11 ; 11 ,t a- cl l o.r is not as one in motion ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. The official reports concerning the proceed- ings of the Volunteers at Brighton on Easter Monday were published last evening. Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar states that the order, soldierlike bearing, and behavour of the whole of the ...

... THE QUARTERLY REVIEW. Within the last five years there lias not been a hotter number of the Albemarle-:. trtet quarterly than the present one which has ju.st been pub- lished. Indeed a better, that is to say a more varied and more clever collection of ...

... CAMPAIGN REVIEWED. FIERCELY FOUGHT BATTLES IN THE CARPATHIANS. PETROGRAD, Apri! 18. A despatch from the Headquarters Stan of ttie Commander-in-Chief says: — At the beginning of March (Old Btylel, in the principal eltain of the Carpathians we only held ...

... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. SlB, — I venture to ask you to make known tho treat- ment to which the men of the Second Sussex Ritle Volunteers were subjected on Saturday last at Windsor. The men had, at thoir own cost, provided them- ...

... THE REVIEW AT WINDSOR The following General Order by his Royal Highness the Field Marshal Commanding in Chief was specially issued yesterday : — His Royal Highness the Field Marshal Com- manding in Chief has received the Queen's commands to inform General ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR. SlB, — I hr>ve to request tho favour of your inserting tho enclosed in an early number of your paper. I remain, your obedient servant, DONEGALL, Chairman. GTOsvenor-flquare, Feb. 27, 1862. A statement having been made ...

... THE REVIEW AT PORTSMOUTH. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORESPONDENTS.) I think it is Sully who tcl^ U9 that after the battle of Aumalc no two o* the officors round the bed of Henry IV. could 1 induced to agree by any means in their account 0 f tlle engagement. ...

... NEW REVIEW. CHURCH and STATE REVIEW. With this title a new Monthly Review will appear on the Ist of June, under the editorship of Archdeacon DENISON, with whom will associated eminent theological and political writers. The Review” will yield uncompromising ...

... PORTUGAL REVIEWED. LISBON, May 31 Sunday is the great day of Portugal' general elections, when, supporters of the Provisional Government maintain, the Portuguese nation win, without question, show to the world that it is, without a doubt. confirmed in ...