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... REVIEW. POEMS. -By !SOLE DEw, B.A.—ELLior STocc, 62, PATERNOSTER Row. Poetry in its highest form is the noble expeession of pure human thought and feeling. The earthly subjects with which it deals are purged of their grosser elements, and then touched ...
... VOLUNTEER REVIEW MARCH PAST THZ WHIM On Saturday afternoon the Queen reviewed between 16,G00 and 30,000 Volunteer soldiers —Cavalry, AMR' 'cry, Engineers, and Infantry—opposite Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty left Wintlace Castle Ma quarter hi one o'clock ...
... EDINBURGH REVIEW. The Queen, on Thursday, held a review of the Voluh-noi!coflndin&u.m Edio! They were drawn up i threo divisioms. the voiel strength being over 40,000—about ten or twelve thousand less thaa the English Volunteers recently reviewed in Windsor ...
... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. T&-mhuuv;am Review was held at Brighton on b its success was M Eflofid fine 'ut.gcr. The spectators uul: in vg large numbers The priocipal officers with the forces were Prince Fdward of Saxe-Weimar (in command), the Duke of Connaught ...
... REVIEW OF THE YEAR.. i When the year 1983 dawned it found the world at peace, and Eng land, rather ashamed of the ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. With the return of broken weather, marked ocauksellf kJ' very heavy and rains, the dude, the past week hove semallallopimptlemeil_ dell:mt=a 4 in prices. Wimps* to Minireanilh as to thir degree erammedaumrema of the Wisest ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. this elt onoigri t r iyha e Another of harvest weather. benefits, with scarcely any exceptions, to the whole the United Kingdom, is a subject for grad Thankfoloess—a considerable quantity of every description of grai ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. We regret that another week of wet weather has greatly impeded autwunal operations and the sowing of wiroit • ' but It it to be hoped that fine drying wind s wi ll s p ee d i l y set limited w o r k, tendency supplies ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE With n continuance of weather as splendid and propitious as could be desired, a few rather cold nights excepted, the corn markets throughout the week—though little business has been doing—have presented the pheuomenon ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The works for the North-Eastern Railway Company's docks at Jarrow, on the Tyne. have been commenced, and 300 men are now employed. Great excitement was caused the other day among the bathers of Ramsgate by two great elephants ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. With some improvement in the weather during the past week, we regret to find that the occasional heavy rains have laid still more wheat and barley, especially the latter, which, being the heavier crop, must now be partially ...
... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The weather during the week has presented a broken aspect, with a diminisiied temperature; but the soil beinx tory absorbent from the pretioua drought, much grass that lay in Monday's rain was carried on Wednesday. The ...