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... to raise him to their own; and that this custom has not been confined solely to oral imitation, the pages of a celebrated review, to which, if we mistake not, the Bard himself is no parsimonious contributor, bear ample testimony; but, as most of our readers ...
... real life, which doubtless increases the interest and sanctifies the whole with the charm of truth. Loid ' . i Retrospective -Review-: containing Criticisms upcn Analyses of, and Extracts from, curious;usul and valuable Books - in all Languages, from the ...
... ktary cheer, the whole force Marched off the . ground, a'ong, Prince's-st .eel, and passed the Commander of the Forces in review coder, at the end of the -North Bridge, 'posit. the Register,Odice, and then proceeded to,their respective . parades to be ...
... fall of empires, cannot fail of making the most indelible impression on a mind susceptible to the beauties of Poetry. Having reviewed the deeds of ages past, the fairy then expatiates on the systems of present existence; and here the author's opinions, conveyed ...
... rational : If Finder sang horse-races, what should hinder Himself from being as pliable as Pindar ? What will the Quarterly Review say to the following hints for a new Duneiad : All are not moralists, like Southey, when He prated to the world of P ...
... Sharp's novel method, of settling an affair af honour, by means Of an Indictment, we have lost signt of the New Edinburgh Review., • • It is something whimsical to o'merve how the very same observations which have, day after day, been made in the Treasnry ...
... that he afterwards became one of the greatest Mathemat cians of the age. Mr.. GIFFORD, the present editor of the Quarterly Review, had in early life to encounter difficulties which genius is not always able to surmount. His father was a dissipated man ...
... —Duke a Monmouth Prancis Walsinghani—Duke of Lauderdale---King John. No. 5 will shortly be published. • t RETROSPECTIV.E REVIEW, No. 8, containing, .,`l'll'sFamiliar Letters. 2. Ferdusi's ° Sha Persian %tile's Distractions, or Thelioly Madness. 4. ...
... Leipsic, when he was so much iadebted Witole c able disposition Of the Austrian cavalry, and his t 'hduct on that day:—Edinburgh Review. ...
... LIT.t'ML.TtYIEE. Retrospective Review: containing Criticisms upon , Analyses of, and Extracts from, curious, •• WO an d •l valuable Books in all Lan'uageS: the • of4iterature to the commencenunt of the pr esent Century.---Nos. 1. 2,3, 4,5, 6. and 7. London ...
... o i n .op t i t . r et d o e rs at o l f i o ti t i ' eaG iu r. be Books. He conducted it, however, only for the 0 with a Review of contents of suc tti t hai l aest a azette consisted of the principal k oo sellers in London .r Thomas Payne, Mr. WI • Mr ...
... that morning., perhaps, ruined as Much wheat and seeds as would purchase fuel a whole year for a whole village ?—EdieAurgh Review, No. 69. * THE MELANCHOLY AFFAIR IN TILE notouatr.,—At, the earnest desire of Mr. Alderman Smith, the unfortunate Mrs. Harmer ...