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... LITERATURE. (Marto-ley Review. June, 1852. [Second Notice.] Edinburgh Review. July, 1852. It is a hopeful sign in the times, that we do not find the two great antagonist reviews of the day abusing each other, like two small rival attornies ; or declaring ...
... and Lord WODEHOUSE expressed a qualified approval of the bill, but objected to many of the details.—The Duke of NEWCASTLE reviewed the various provisions of the bill, entirely approving of the right of veto reserved to the Government on the acts of the ...
... revenue assignats, will be committed to the flames, on the glacis, with the usual formalities. In the course of an elaborate review of the Duke of Wellington's services to the cause of order and true Conservatism in Europe, the Wiener Zeitung appropriately ...
... onslaught made in the Queen's Bench by Sir CHARLES NAPIER on Wednesday. The case was this. The October number of the Quarterly Review contained an article on the Ameers of Scinde. The paper was probably prompted by an earnest and rather effective speech which ...
... sustained a serious loss by the death of Professor Empson, late editor of the Edinbwrgli Review. William Empson contributed upwards of sixty articles to the Review, between the years 1823 and 1849, on law, the condition of the poorer classes, negro slavery ...
... Comprehensive Summary of the Week's News; Law and Police Reports, Lists of Markets, Theatricals, Fashionable Intelligence, Reviews of Books, Veterinary Information, Ice., Sm. The Paper may be obtained through all respectable Newsagents throughout the kingdom ...
... Comprehensive Summary of the Week's News; Law and Police Reports, Lists of Markets, Theatricals, Fashionable Intelligence, Reviews of Books, Veterinary Information, Ac-, The Paper may be obtained through all respectable Newsagents throughout the kingdom ...
... interesting article on the life of Jeffery. Interesting from the fact, that it is a reviewer dissecting his literary rival. And, after a sight of the life as well as of the review, we think that the amiable and accomplished, but not great or original, Jeffery ...
... Quarterly Review. June, 1852. There is a curious contrast betwixt these two publications, and they seem to be remarkably ill-mated. The pigmy pamphlet cannot reach to the arms of the burly Review; and, most assuredly, the Quarterly Review will not touch ...
... tended journey thither will be deferred. Anything th% tends to bring large bodies of men together, either public fetes or reviews, is to be avnided. The lastlreturn di the epidemic in Warsaw is of du 31st July. There were on that day 82 new 57 deaths, ...
... of the Exchequer, to a review of the duty levied upon coaches. In the county of Dorset, which rejected Lord ASHLEY and Mr. STURT when they voted for Free-Trade in 1846, the Protectionist members now in Parliament, have reviewed their position and abjured ...
... SOCIAL SCIENCE contributed chiefly to the Edinburgh Review. 2 vols. Bvo, price 245. A New Edition (in Volumes for the Pocket) of Mr. MACAULAY'S CRITICAL and HISTORICAL ESSAYS contributed to the Edinburgh Review. 3 vols. fcap. Bvo, price 21s. xm. The PRIVATE ...