... THE SPORTING REVIEW. The merit of this magazine is great. Its anecdotes and tales of sporting adventure are lively and well told; and its record of sporting occurrences is perfect. It gives, also, a well-engraved plate of Coronation, with an etching, ...

... THE SPORTING REVIEW. We have here the usual subjects—racing, hunting, shooting, yachting, cricketing, &c., &c.—treated in all their varying aspects and with fully their usual spirit. The articles, indeed, in the magazines of this description are written ...

... House of Lords, with all the disinterested energy in the world. The Quarterly Reviewer dispenses a judicious and discriminating praise to this really noble work. When reviewers do agree, their unanimity is wonderful. The article on the Breton students ...

... THE SPORTING REVIEW. We have here a complete record of the sporting transactions of the month, and so far the number deserves praise, but in other matter it is scarcely up to the mark ; and we observe in this, as we observed in a previous number, a rather ...

... THE SPORTING REVIEW. There are some spirited papers in this magazine, from the hands of aristocratic contributors—the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley, though we cannot admire his defence of cockfighting, Sir John Dean Paul, and Lord William Lennox ; with others ...

... THE SPORTING REVIEW Is not behind its contemporaries; and its illustrations are very well told. Lord William Lennox continues to supply passages in his life—quite his own—and highly entertaining. There is little gained by borrowed plumes, after all ...

... REVIEW OF THE SESSION. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY. plptl said that he was anxious to call their Lordships' at- Pursuance of the notice which he gave yesterday, to the Bi cedings of the two Houses of Parliament- during the present sesa_esty's her'„that their ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. We consider this book really ought, as a matter of safety, to be placed in the hands of every youth whose appearance indicates any tendency to nervous debility, or premature decay. Mr. La'Mert, who is a regularly educated member ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. On MONDAY, we had a very scanty show of Wheat from EsseS, Kent, and Suffolk, which induced factors to ask former prices, and though the demand was by no means brisk, nearly the whole quantiti offering was sold at about the quotations ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE MONDAY.—The arrival of English Wheat fresh up for Monday's market was fair; having however a good demand the stands were pretty well cleared, and prices must be quoted- is; to 2s. per quarter higher. Free Foreign Wheat found buyers ...

... THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND REVIEW. This work is worthy of the name it bears, as a sound advocate of that noble church whose holy cause it so ably upholds. The various subjects on which its labours are bestowed, are invariably treated in a learned spirit, and ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING TRE PAST WEEK. On MONDAY there was a good supply of Wheat for the time of year from the ileiglibouring Counties of Kent, Essex, and Suffolk. The demand was less active than of late, and though the quality of most of the ...