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... Review. The Race-Course, the Theatre, and the Ballroom—A Warning for the Times against Prevailing Vices and Amusements. Such is the title of very seasonable Tract for the Times, which the indefatigable minister Free St. George's has just brought ...
... Review. Milloure and Other Poems, By William T. NE 'i !;ow ; J- M'Leod, 66 Argyle Street. London: David Bogue. l faCC l .° this Uttle volumc ,hc author tolls ,rff 0I . ntS tonsist principally contribunf different newspapers periodicals, and tinn MI, pieces ...
... REVIEW. Now that the great Review of Volunteers Edinburgh past, and that it so far exceeded the most sanguine expectations in almost every conceivable respect, is not to woudered at that newspapers in different parts of the country desire to take the ...
... ITEMS OF THE REVIEW. LOYAL VOLUNTEER AND THE QUEEN. Through some mishap, the Tyne and Volunteers were not amongst our north eonntry corps who were present at the review in Edinburgh on Tuesday, but several members were there in their individual capacity ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. We have official authority for stating that her Majesty has informed the Hon. Sydm Herbert, Minister War. that she will review the Scottish Volunteers at Edinburgh, Friday, the X B, Mail. IT would seem that at last something must ...
... REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS. The Johnstone, and Lochwinnocb Volunteer Rifie Corps were reviewed Sir Robert J. M. Napier, of MUliken (Colonel the Frinoe of Wales Regiment of Renfrewshire Militia), in large field the back of the Skirf Wood, above Howwood, the ...
... THE REVIEW OF THE FLEET. AS BEEN FBOM THE ODIN WA.K-BTEAHER. Bome faint idea may be formed of Thursday's review from the aggregate of guns, horse-power, and tonnage in the fleet, and from the number of men required for the full complement of each ship ...
... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. The review at Aldershott Wednesday passed off with great eclat, and was brilliant an affair as any that these limes, prolific in such splendid spectacles, have product d. To t'ais result tbe extreme finess of the day and the presence ...
... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW Lord Rane agh, in a letter to the says— On the com- mand being given to Lord Clyde, if I and those who think with me act u m our own opinions, a serious and hurtful disunion would be created in the force, and our very object in the ...
... END THE REVIEW. The glorious cheer which tbe gave at the end of tbe Review—far loader even than tbe hnrrab of the more than tenfold more numerous spectators its commencement—waa thing to enjoyed, not merely those oo Arthur's Seat an Salisbury Crags, bat ...
... HE PRUSSIAN REVIEW Cologne, September 21.—The number of foreign officers attending these manceuvres is about 100. Almost all nations find their representatives; indeed, the kingdom of Italy is the only coun of importance conspicuous by its absence. Shall ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. Portsmouth, April 19.—Some idea may be formed of the extent of the fleet when it is stated that it already occupies unbroken line of anchorage of five miles in length. In the centre, as it may be called, at Spithead, in a double column ...