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... REVIEWS AND REVIEWERS. a late number of the//orafU notice of the wibltohei innuguntl oddrta of ow recently upointod Pfo- Sesor in Mnrinchol College, which you »I>- -eoeod Co to hit the learned doctor eery bad, to {ringltie logic rmfuefa tod aWdunt. Butcinco ...
... THE REVIEW AT Lord Palmerston, in moving the postponement of the order the day, to enable Lord John Russell to bring forward his motion on the affairs of Italy, stated that should, the evening sitting to-morrow, move that the house at its rising adjourn ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW, Bm,—Considering the grand national - *, .rations by our Volunteer Riflemen at London and Edinburgh, was thought Government would something more than issue a “general order” expressing approval .if -,uch patriotic services. It was ...
... REVIEW OF THE ARMY. On the 18th, there was to have been a review of the whole of the British infantry in the field, but a sudden change of weather prevented the intention from being carried into effect. It was anticipated that the force assembled for ...
... REVIEWS SUNDAY. In reply to Captain Stewart, Mr. f’KKI. said there had been two reviews held in the Crimea on Sunday ; however, general rule, Government discountenanced reviews on Sundays. ...
... the review at spithead. The grand review of the Fleet took place Fpithead, Thursday. The cmcomse of persons at Portsmouth was so great, that hundreds walked about all night, being unable to obtain accommodation ; end next morning the crowds in the •treeis ...
... REVIEWS THE WORK. Th ■tnberlcaa Inrtasen .Liily wcnrriiw. whereto aflcetlon. the lung., all the omward appearaneea eowaamptloa, which, however.«h,.„ trac.d their w .urer, arc fonod re*«lt from een.in baneful lub,.*. folly pevoa that the principle of ...
... REVIEWS THE WORK We feel in raying, that there M member of •oruiy by •hum the book •ill no' lound ureiul. •h-iher »ueh p- rum hold a parent, preerptur. a fVr.iywja. .Sum. poj-er. i rti» MawHooo—(strange).— Haring tor mmy tear* beri. Mai-daid •oik lhr»r ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW The reat event of the week—an event not of a weck,°or a month, or a year, but of the present era of the history of our country—has been the Review, by her Majesty, of the Royal Scotch Volunteers. To adopt the poetical style into which ...
... REVIEW AT BOPLOONR. The review took pUc* the sands front of the Imperial Pavilion Hot**!, and, like that in the Cmmo Mars on P.lday, consisted only of the and rirjili, the number of men assembled bsing from 45,000 to 50,000. This force, with the exception ...
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... REVIEW* THE WORK. ■•• The PRECEPTOR, who hold* (temporarily at (east) the Mfotten and respoeiriWHty a parent, will, perurin* this work . directed and *ery much aesMod the 100 often concealed practices «o often Inlro-4_ed Into school., whereby the hedth ...