... REVIEWS. KING oP No LAID. By B. L. Farjeon, the Christmas number of Tinsley's Magazine. Mr Farjeon's Christmas story is a tale of a prince with high aspirations for the welfare of his people, possessing keen sympathies with the sorrows and sufferings ...

... VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The metropolitan commanding officers of volunteers have decided on holding a review on Easter Monday on ground near Tring, placed at their disposal by Earl Brownlow. It is hoped that many from the Midland and other counties will attend ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. It can be recommended to all classes. RS a really valuable and suvrestive work.—Mining and Commercial Times, November lqtb, 1873. _ _ _ .. _ 'There is, throuzhout the book, an air of sincerity that wins upon the reader.— Engineer ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. It can be recommended to all classes as a really valuable and suggestive work.—Mining and Commercial Times, November 16th, 1873. There is, throughout the book, an air of sincerity that wins upon he Engineerjog and Building Times ...

... REVIEW OF THE YORKSHIRE (PRINCESS OF WALES OWN) HUSSARS. The review of this fine regiment of yeomanry took place on Wednesday on Snavestrnre, near York, af er having undergone the usual period of eight days' baining. The commander was Lord %% enlock, ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. The Shah left London between seven and eight on Monday morning, and arrived at Portsmouth punctually at ten. The weather was charming, the town was crowded, and both the streets and the shipping in the harbour were gay with bunting. ...

... REVIEWS OF THE .WORK. It can be recommended to all classes as a really valuable and suggestive work.—Mining and Commercial Times, November IGth, 1873. There is, throughout the book, an air of sincerity that wins upon the reader.— Engineering and ...

... REVIEWS OF THE PRESS, There is no memb er o soc i e ty by w h om thi s b oo k will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relatien of a Parent, Preceptor, or Clergyman. — Sun, evening paper. Dr. Curtis very clearly describes the source of ...

... REVIEWS OF THE PERU There is ns;;;lein — b . er of society by whom this book will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relatien of a Parent, Preceptor, or Clerg) , .nau.— evening paper. CURTIS OS MANHOOD. 77TH THOUSAND. —Ably written and ...

... REVIEWS OF THE WORK. It can be recommended to all classes as a really valuable and suagestive work.—Mining and Commercial Times, November 1 1 1th, 1873. There is, throuthout the book. an air of since r it y that wins upon the reader.— Engineering ...

... connection with the Review. The number of troops who took part in the movements was much larger than that of the Reviews previously held • either in the city ,or at Lambtou Park. The largest • gatherings present •at any of the preceding reviews never exceeded ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. We understand the following has been decided upon as the official plan of the Brighton mancenvres :—A force having landed between Brighton and Shoreham, it will detach a small force to attack the batteries defending Shoreham harbour ...