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... Bills ?night prore perhaps the readiest means oj preserving the future tranquillity of Westininster, Several Tracts arc under review, which in due turn shall appear. Interesting particulars of . Graveaead New Tan n, in the ensuing N umber. ...
... important articles that were intended for the present Number must stand over till next week. Brenton's Naval History will now be reviewed, every week, without further interruption. We have received a Description of the Eighteen Views taken by Lieutenant Moore ...
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... OF MIND. absurd vanity which is displayed in the lavish praises of 1 Edinburgh Review on Mr. Brougham, has been for some time a router of amusement to all who are aware of that gentleman's i nunediate connection with the work. If it be not absolutely ...
... tool. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. A continuation of Captain Brenton's Naval History in our next, without fail. Our literary review has been superseded this week, by the long reports we give of some electioneering meetings. So many applications have been ...
... that the tranquillity of the Empire, in the opinion of many, does notstan d upon that sound foundation, which the document in review is intended to convey. The elements of discord, are raging as well at home as abroad, in various parts of of it. Reinforcements ...
... shall be left to the decision of others. But the mention of its consequences is material to the merits of the case under our review, and may enable the public to form their own judg- Mem on the disadvantages with which one of the,combatants had to enter ...
... be left for the decision of others. ' But the mention of its -consequences is material to the merits of the case under our review, and may enable the public to form their own judgment on the disadvantages with which one of the combatants Lad to enter the ...
... no less to the advantage of its proprietary, than we trust to the satisfaction of its patrons. In the eontinuance of our review of Brenton's Naval History, our next number will eontain the earliest official account of the origin and establishment of ...
... no less to the advantage of its proprietary, than we trust to the satisfaction of its patrons. In the eontinuance of our review of Brenton's Naval H istory, our next number will contain the earliest official account of the origin and establishment ...
... tion lasted two days, which tcrminAted, as we have stated, in condemnation Of the vessel We might amuse ourselet s' wittya review of the evidence, as well as of the prenseditlted pnivericatiOns of the Master, but in charity we refrain. Has all thy spint ...
... received orders to march, on the inst., from the Regent's Park Barracks, to Ealing and Acton, preparatory to the grand Cavalry Review on Houn t slow Heath. Detachments of the 4th and 11th Regiments of Light Dragoons, marched on Saturday morning from Westminster ...