... CHRISTMAS DAY. [we are sure that as many of our readers as have not seen the last number of the Saturday Review, will thank us for transcribing this seasonable article.] Before we address our readers again, they will have kept their Christmas Day. The ...

... We have occasionally transferred to our columns valuable 'letters from the seat of war in Oude, addressed to the sastrday Review. We regret to learn from our con:. temporary that the writer of those letters, who was an officer of the Madras Artillery ...

... that other engagements would prevent them being present until a somewhat advanced period of the evening. He then went on to review the past year, touching first upon subjects which affected the interests of the congregation. He in warmu terms referred to ...

... Dean of Llancdaff. Tile obituary for the past year contains also the names of Mr. Cobyhear, tile distinguished Edinburgh reviewer and critic of Church Parties -of Croker, the old Tory of the Quarterly-of Dr. Dick, the Christian Philosopher -of Sir ...

... to bring this novel transport corps actually under fire, but the question is at what distance they will take fright. GRAND REVIEW OF BRITISH FORCES AT CALCUTTA. For many, very many years, the inhabitants of Calcutta have not had a richer treat afforded ...

... effect of even the faint approximation to his standard on the part of the favoured natives, as thus exemplified. Again: a reviewer, in one of the magazines for the new month, of M. Dr LAcOYE'S interesting work, L'Inde Contemporaine,it is stated that ...

... fveor ixorten thousand a year, woul be artis i powr wh woud gt a Os, or 3s. 6d. rate. Mr. Crean pokeat considerabl length, reviewing chiefly the arguent ofMr.Osborne. It migh he shameful that lice third tonin England should have so many of its streets unpaved ...

... every point of the compass. Evi. dence of her encroachment meets us on every hand, and in every variety of form. Taking up a review of a recent book of travels in a military periodical, the opening page runs as follows: What have we to dread from Russia ...

... referred to the recent usarriage of their res- pected incumbent, Mr. Herbert-The Rev. Mr. Herbert also delivered an address, and reviewed the history of Prince's End during tels ite or eighteen years. He remembered the religious deetitution -which prevailed eighteen ...

... Journial. The specialities of the Journal, its Trade Article, London Letter, Sport- ing Notes, American Correspondence, its reviews ad commentaries on public events, are not reproduced in its evening contemporary. We make these explana- tions to prevent ...

... private practice in 18514 ince which time I have b een appointed Surge on to ?? thopoedic Insti- tution. In thus taking a review of my career I have been necessarily egotis- tical, Should I be honoured with you confdence, by being elected to the office ...

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