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... v lhen ive at rived there we found them practising the foot exercise previous to the arrival of Col. Wsyndham, who was to review them, and wre can-' not express the amusement felt by the public in witnessing the movements of this splendid corps. The worn ...

... THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTERL' REVIEW ON THE GRI.VANCES OF THE WUKING CLASSES. ?? [YROM A CORRESPONDENT.] The last number of the above Review, just out, has an able article on the Reorganization, of the Radical party. And though it does not go quite ...

... of the R70ository forintroducing tous the pamnphlet of Mr. Rowland Ilill, whose plan we fear is too good and cheap tobe ?? Review; or Companion to the Lover of Old Books. 'This article, hvldich is novel in a Magazine, cannot fail to prove attrac- tive ...

... mind. In the Landon Review, howevsr, we have a work' that so exactly ex-' presses our own views-so anticipates our wishes-so ably and so powerfilly advocates the Radical cause, that we have nothing more to wish for as regards Reviews. It is a great sdlaee ...

... and by ; but thereis tooneed to be in a hurry. The Londoir Review is received, and contains a number of 'xrcellent and liberal ?? have ieceived the ' llriiish and Foreign Quirterly Review, which appears to contain Imuch valuable information, but we ...

... appeared for the vicar aud church- wardens of the town of Scarborough; and he prayed on their behalf that the Master might review his report as tar as regarded what were called church lands. The place seemed to enjoy a very scanty share of pious donations ...

... Circassia and Krim Tartary * and the Chevalier Taithont (le Merigily's 'l'hree Voyages to the Coast of Circassia. 'To review a Review is not to our taste ; and as the travellers have told their travels in countries where we, as wvell as most other Couple ...

... PRANCE IN 1835. ?? JAi} ?? the First Nusmber of the British and Foreigns Review.] After showing the vast increase of the army of France, the Reviewer. proceeds :- If on Englishman naturally regards this overgrown establishment as the most serious evil ...

... 1iii Eu iron or TIlE LEICHEsrTE CHiLONICI.e. Sia,-Thc Tourniil of yestcrday havieg called tle attention of its readers to a review of ' Music and Frienlds in the last number of BlacAioswd's Margazinie, as asevere but, apparently, not unjust critique, ...

... That the directors, in recommending a reduced dividend, did so no on a temporary loss of profit, but on taking a prospective review of the probable circumstances of the sank-(hear). if they halt thought the decrease in the profits were only temsporry, they ...

... followed by tile astonishing performance of Mr. SiLVESTER, as will be expressed in the bills of the day. To conclude with THE REVIEW. Caleb Qnotutn (with Songs), by Mr. VALE. On SATURDAY.-The BEAR HUNTERS, with (first time here) the LORD MAYOR'S FOOL. To ...