... usual amongst his loyal and affectionate subjects. As will be seen in their respective places, his Majesty honoured the Grand Review at Hounslow. Heath with his presence, and held a Drawing-room at Carlton-Palace. He now enjoys excellent health, and on the ...

... ditto. The First and Second Battalions of the Coldstream Guards were reviewed in Brigade, on Monday last, in Hyde Park, by the Commander-in-Chia. Four Battalions he Guards were also reviewed on Tuesday Morning, in Hyde Park, in the presence of ,the Commander-in- ...

... patron of genius for the last quarter of a centur7 than any other bookseller of this, or perhaps any, age. Ihe Edinburgh Review, the Encyclopordia Britannica, and the supplement to that national work—the Novels and Tales by the author of Waverly , --the ...

... East Indira. - House, residing at Bank Terrace, Whitechapel-road, was proceeding in his carriage with his family to see the review om Hounslow Heath, when on reaching Hammersmith he be. came alarmingly ill—so much so, that he could not bear thómotion of ...

... East India House, residing at Bank Terrace, Whiteehapel-road, was pro., ceeding in his ,carriage with his family to see the review on NounsloW neath, when on reaching Hammersmith he became alarmingly ill—so much so, that he could not bear the motion of ...

... Lieutenant, vice Armstrong; and Robert Algeo, Esq.lo be Sub-Lieutenant, vice Whittaker, promoted. Saturday there was a grand Review of the Dublin Garrison, at the Plicenix Park, Dublin. when the following Regiments went through the different military manastivres ...

... criminal was resolved on, which was to assassinate the Emperor at a review at Belai-Tserkoff. Some officers, in the dress of soldiers, were to penetrate into his tent, and murder him. The review did not take place. The plans, nevertheless, were only delayed ...

... criminal was resolved on, which was to assassinate the Emperor at a review at Bplai-Tserkoff. Some officers, in the dress of soldiers, were to penetrate into his tent, and murder him. The review did not take place. The plans, nevertheless, were only delayed ...

... OF REVIEW.—POWELL V. MOUCHAT. The proceedings in this cause terminated this morning. The CHANCELLOR, after a long and laborious comment upon the evidence, said that if he were now called upon to advise the Crown whether this commission of review should ...

... presented to Parliament last week, as mentioned in the Report of its Proccedirrgs in your paper. Having pointed out for your review these precious documents - , I am well assured that you will anima& er' upon their merits, with your usual pertinency. The ...

... till th e ensuing number. . Visa Foote's reception at Edinburgh must stand over till the ensuing week also. • (pin literary review is again most reluctantly postponed. The • length of the proclamations, and some other matters, m u st rre as our apology ...

... over till th; ensuing number. Miss Foote's reception at Edinburgh must stand over till the ensuing week also. Our literary review is again most reluctantly. postponed. The length of the proclamations, and some other matters, must serve as our apology. ...