... LANGUAGE and LITERATURE of ANCIENT GP EEC& 3 vol,. Bvo. [Neariv ready. v, ASSAYS, selected from CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE Fj EDINBURGH REVIEW. By Henry Rogers. % ?? _vo. [Neariv ready. VI. r |_tE VILLAGE NOTARY : a Romance. Translabad A from the Hungarian of Baron ...

... REVIEWS ?? Works for Purview to be euclosed to the care of Hfc. C Mitcac-11. Red Lion Court, Fleet Street, London.] Sessions Addressed to Parents, Masters, Servants, ami Young Men. By Josiah Bateman, M.A., Vicar of Huddersfield and Rural Dean. Huddersfield: ...

... drawings, and on the style in which the lithographer has rendered his subjects, it may be sufficient to say that the London reviewers are nearly unanimous in commendation of the work, and that whole it cannot fail to please the eye of the less ?? admirer ...

... expect. I. ?? majority been on the side of Lent L*l .ca.-. question of the window-tax, the ?? would have been obliged, to review theii* ri }>ositic-, and with— raw the Budget i- >r r tion ; and in that case Sir Charl-s Wo, >, have been bothered with his ...

... : and thus, virtually, was the extinguisher put upon the second proposed mode of providing a new biuial-ground; On A calm review of all the circumstances of the case, we think the inhabitants of Huddersfield will ultimately have c_tu?e to be thankful ...

... His amendment was designed in no party spirit, but to defend the legislature against a ministerial manoeuvre,, Mr.. Hume reviewed the departments wherein the salaries would come under inquiry in the committee, and argued that the amount subjected to revision ...

... Bishop of Exeter, Lord Chief Justice Campbell de- livered judgment on tho merits of the application on Thurs- day last. After reviewing the constitution of the Privy Council, and the various enactments and their intentions as applicable to this case, he concluded ...

... gentlemen, as we are sure- it is to their interests. — From, an able article oa Agricul- tural Com plainds in tlce Edinburgh Review. Attempted Murder ; By a Pugilist. — On Saturday night last a pugilist named Donovan, was out until midnight in the city ...

... drawings, and on the style in which t ie lithographer has rendered hie subjects, it may be sufficient to say that the London reviewers are nearly unanimous i i ct mmci.dutior. of the work, and that while it cannot fail to pleaso thp eye of the less ?? admirer ...

... Taxes, Post-office, Crown Lands, and other de- partments in 1848-49 was £4,327,000, not a farthing of which came under the. review of Parliament. If to this sum were added those- civil salaries and'wages which were annually submittedto Parliament, namely ...

... EEVI E W S [All Works for Review to be enclosed to the care of Mr. C Mitchell. Red Lion Court, Beet Street, London.] A SQIMAKY Of THE CHIEF ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST M.YUUIACE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER. With Remarks upon an Article in the Quarterly ...

... was married on Tuesday to the Hon. Charlotte Maria Barrington, eldest daughter of Lord and Lady Barrington. The Westminster Review proposes that the building to be provided for the grand industrial exhibition shall be ot such a character as that after the ...