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... NATIONA The first number of a new Conservative monthly magazine, by Messrs, Allen and Co, under the title of the National Review, yesterday. Ia size and arrangement it much the Nineteenth Century and the Fortnightly, but its hundred and fifty-eight pages ...
... THE SPITHEAD REVIEW. ihe Naval Review ordere which are being issued in instalments, by Admiral Sir Hotham, Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth, yesterday received a further addition. in which various matters of detail, incl arrange- ments for the victualling ...
... REVIEW IN CHINA. TIENTSIN, July 21. Two Japanese officers yesterday reviewed 12,000 Chinese troops at Shanhaikwan, and also inspected the fortifications. — Renter* ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. With the exception of one vessel, the training brig Sealant, the Fleet at Spithead for the Jubilee Naval Review is complete. and preparations are in active progress for the inspection by the Prince of Wales on Saturday and tor the subsequent ...
... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT This morning, a large number of the troops which will be engaged in the Jubilee Review were occupied in manceuvres under Sir A. Alisou. In consequenceof the great heat which haslately been experienced the hour of was very early, aud ...
... NAVAL REVIEW. PORTSMOUTH, Friday. This morning at nine o'clock the squadron at Spithead weighed anchor, and proceeded nnder steam some distance to the eastward of tbe Isle of Wight, for another grand rehearsal in anticipation of the naval review on Wednesday ...
... EASTER REVIEW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, Sir,— lt would appear by a report I have read this morn- ing as if the commanding officers present at the meeting on Saturday considered it as of small importance whether a review was held or not thia year ...
... THE REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS. — — — ♦ The following General 0r.1.r by his Boyal Highness the Field Marshal Commanding in Chief wa.- specially issued yesterday : — His Royal Highnessthe Field Marshal Commanding in Chief is commanded by the Queen to express ...
... ENGLISH REVIEW. Sir George Makgill, in the course of an article on the German spy invasion of England in the English Review, tells us that at the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war in 1870 the whole staff of German agents in France numbered 35,000 ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. Her Majesty'! new brat-class battleship Vietorious, Captain Edmund Poe, left the Sore this morning for Spithead, to take up her station for the Naval Review, after which she joins th.• hannel Squadron as an additional battleship. Her ...
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... FIRST REVIEW. I( is singularly poignant compelling. . . . Rarely does one meet in woman's work such pitiless understaiul-ucof motive, such cool diss«Ttion of cliarncter. . . . Mr. Fisher lias made a genuine and important discovery.—East Anglian Daily ...