... ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW. * An. excellent number of the Architectural Review con- tains one of Mr. F. L. Emanuel's drawings of disappearing London, representing the South-west corner of Lincoln's- inn-fieldt, an old-world spot that is well deserving of the ...

... MILITARY REVIEW. The three Battalions of the East Lndia House Volunteers' were yesterday reviewed in Hyde Park by Lord Harrington. They assembled on their parade ground at an early hour, and marched thence at seven o'clock to the Park, where they arrived ...

... REVIEWS FOR FEBRtTART. m Several forcible articles on Foreign politics will be found in the Reviews of the month, and there are some well written papers of literary interest ; but home affairs meet with less authoritative treatment than usual. Doubtless ...

... THE REVIEW AT KOMATI. [REUTEB'S SPECIAL SERVICE.] KOMATI POORT, Sept. 28. In honour cf the birthday of the King of Portugal a ceremonial parade was ordered to-day of all the troops here under General Pole-Carew, consisting of the Guards' Brigade under ...

... THE LAW REVIEW The present number of the Law Review opens with an article upon land measures for England, a subject just now of the very first importance, and one which doubtless engage a large share of discussion in the ensuing session of Parlia- ment ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW KO.tf OUR SPECIAL CORKSBPON I EVT ALDERSHOT, Friday Njoht. If the British army in the field be confessedly : open to much criticism, it can at any rate march | past and make such an appearance un parade as to excite the wonder and ...

... REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. On Monday afternoon orders were received at the garrison at Woolwich for the whole of the troops to be held in readi- ness to be reviewed on the following day, by Sir Hussey Vivian, Bart., G.C.B. and ?? who intended visiting Woolwich ...

... THE ALDERSHOT REVIEW. Yesterday the Royal Horse Guards and the 14th Hussars, marching respectively from London and Wimbledon to take part in the review before the Queen to-morrow, arrived in the camp, and it was announced by Sir Evelyn Wood that the movement ...

... MUSICAL REVIEW. O Art Thou Pale for Weariness? words by Shelley ; and The Rainy Day, words by LoDgfellow, music com- posed by Cecilia. London : R. W. Ollivier. There is a great deal of genuine musical feeling about the second of these songs, which ...

... EDINBURGH REVIEW. The number of the Edinburgh Review which has just appeared contains a mine of wealth for the literary and classical reader. It is in the world of letters that all the greatest triumphs of this chief of the quarterlies have been achieved; ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOT. •m The Duke of Cambridge has intimated his intention of reviewing the whole of the troops now at Aldershot this morning. The line will be formed in the Long Valley, and the division, commanded by Major-General the Hon. W. H. A Feilding ...

... MUSICAL REVIEW. The Musical Herald. Part I.— Biggs. This is the first monthly part of a journal of music and musical literature. The music is chiefly selected from well-known vocal and instrumental compositions of popular character. The aim is to please ...