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... THE REVIEW. The time-worn adage that man proposes and Providence disposes received another exemplification in what may almost be called the intended naval review in honour of the Sultan, on Wednesday. There was a fleet of men-ofwar such as has never ...
... THE REVIEW. The Wimbledon Volunteer Review of 1869 wu, without doubt, the most thorough failure and break down that has ever occurred since the inauguration of the movement The Prince of Wales, who was attired In a General field officer's uniform, accompanied ...
... REVIEWS. Sunrise- Land or Rambles in Eastern England is written by Mrs. Alfred Berlyn, and published by Jerrold and Son. It is an exhaustive account of all the principal places and buildings of interest in this part of England. There are 136 ill ...
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... REVIEWS. Messrs. Smith and Beresford, Stock and Share Dealers, 53 and t 4, Chancery Lane, London, have issued an explanatory pamphlet of their methods of Option and Cover in operating with stocks and shares. The whole matter is very carefully set out ...
... THE REVIEW. The fickle April skies have more than once dashed the bright hopes that were built of pleasure on this annual gathering ; but on this Easter Monday the sun shone out in the early morning, and from grey dawa until long after the arrival of ...
... REVIEW TMA (Prom lie Sfork-!rto P.,. . The past week ha- ;siren which present. a canoe. core rust to ties third week in April, when enmrner trohe iu up. ie. • in all the of an earl. harvest. Instead of t'e sultrinena then experienced we Lave had a mart ...
... The Review. The arrangements for the review of the volunteers were of a very different character from any which have preceded st at Wimbledon, not only with respect to the massing of the volunteers themselves, but also with regard to the accommodation ...
... THE REVIEW The Wimbledon meeting *as sound np in intlio. des faehlou with a retie., .huh the military authorities seem to have treated Y en inevitable formality rather than as • praotinal pieces of soldier. inn. Tao army was represented by four each cavalry ...
... RECEIVED FOR REVIEW. LAWN T E FOR 1913 (I s.) . —Thei small quarto bandlre.k of ~twat 500 pages obotates a vast amount of itteresti:A matter deelieg teimie at tom., 1 abroad, end inoludee •eversl features BOW for LC6 fir t time. ROBINSON'S Pales SLID ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. ThIS is • truly valuable work, and should be In the of young cod old.—. Sunday Times, 2ed of feel heshation In saying [bat there Is no member at y whs. tbstook 'MI pus be Mead uselul—whether Ilea rims bold etiatiuu 01 Yareut, ['receptor ...
... REVIEWS OF THE WORE We fesl no h••itstion in saying, th•t there Is no member of scieleity by whom book will not be found useful-- tebelh•r such person hold the relation of p eeptor. ore —Sun. Evening Pepe.. W•nnonn—.This is •truly”luable work .and should ...