... THE REVIEW. FRIDAY. The review of the Qneen's Own took place on Friday at Lodmoor. The weather, which is always the principal ingredient of success or enjoyment on occasions like these. was simply perfect. With an unclouded sky the sun shone down with' ...

... THE REVIEW. Tae men were together in camp at 10.45, and, headed by the battalion band, were merched to the review ground to await the snivel of the inspecting officer. While standing at ease in field a heavy hailstorm came pouring down, giving the men ...

... THE REVIEW. This is, of course, the crowning of the Yeomanry week and in general the gallant troopers array themselves in every attraction, and add a few inches to their apparent height by wearing the busbies with tufts, while the officers appear in all ...

... REVIEW OF THE YEOMANRY. Again did the sun shine on Weymouth and Lod:Boor. the parts in which the Yeomanry were specially interested on Friday, and let us hope that in the rest of the country the radiance was welcomed. No doubt it stirred out of their ...

... MILITIA REVIEW. The inhabitants of Weymouth showed their appreciation and admiratiou of the thoroughly good behaviour of the militia, during their month's trainiog here, by assembling in large numbers to watch the inspection, which, strictly speaking ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The Brighton sham fight lasted two hours ; but the defenders' position proved impregnable, and the attacking army were repulsed. There were ten slight casualties. FOR RUPTURF-S ALLCOCK'S PLASTERS, far superior to the torturing truss ...

... THE CORN' TRADE REVIEW. After a week of unsettled weather, during which there haa been considerable rainfall, the teuipereture has become welch lower, and a snowstorm occurred on Saturday. The land to now wet and much colder. consequently there has been ...

... THE GREAT SCOTCH REVIEW. The Queen, accompanied by the Duke of Cennaught and Princess Beatrice, arrived at Edinburgh at 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning. The H.yal party were received by the Lord Provost and other officials. Heavy rain fell. ...

... THE WINDSOR VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The 114 different corps which propose to attend the Royal review have been arranged in battalions, brigades, and divisions and army corps. The Army Corns is to consist of three divisions, each of four brigades ab urt 2.000 ...

... DORSET MILITIA REVIEW. Curiosity was rife on Thursday as to where the Militia Review was to take place. So admirably have the young fellow@ of the Dorset inland conducted themselves on their visit to the that they are deservedsy popular, and almost everybody ...

... MILITIA REVIEW.. Welcome ;;;;;lii;c6re - aViWii; su;;;;i;i:alwet weather when, on Friday last, the sun shone brightly on Poundbury, the Dorchester place of arms, for say the last 2,000 years. On that commanding eminence was to be the review of the young ...

... P. - The Royal Review. The state of the weather early on Siturday morning bade fair to justify the contimtion of those who urged the folly of holding a review in N ivember. The fog continued to hang like a pall over the ground until eleven lock, when ...