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... REVIEW. Toni Brown's School Days. By AN OLD BOY. Cambridge: Macmillan and Co. [Szcorm Nonom] We shall here extract such passages as illustrate the remarks made by us in our last number upon the character of Dr. Arnold. Lest, however, we should give our ...
... REVIEW. Tuesday morning the first battalion of the Coldstream 'Guards, under the command of Lieut. Colonel Hamilton, marched from the barracks at Knightsbridge into Hyde-park, where they formed into line, with their right towards the river, and their ...
... REVIEWS. Deeds not Words ; or the Flemings of Dunaill. A Domestic Tale. By M. Bell.—Routledge and Co. 1857. This story we took up listlessly and without expecting much pleasure from its perusal. Its title suggests at once the everlasting contrast between ...
... REVIEW. The Romany Rye: A Sequel to Lavengro. London: Murray. 2 vols., Bvo. An author who intends to publish statiments likely to provoke contradiction cannot do better than adopt the dramatic form of composition. The obnoxious matter may, if this form ...
... REVIEW. Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa. By HENRY BARTH, Ph.D., D.C.L. Longmans, 1857. We begin to feel ourselves masters of the globe we inhabit. Astronomers have exposed its insignificance among the orbs of heaven; first navigators ...
... REVIEW. . _ All the troops at present la Atanchester, including the oth Carabineers, the 79th Highlanders, and the 10th and 20th regiments, were this mousing reviewed on Kersal Moor, by General C. Napier. The different regiments went through their evolutions ...
... REVIEW. Light in the Valley. By C. CROSLAND. London: Routledge and Our readers will have no difficulty in conjecturing the character of this book from its title. They will be quite -sure that it is a religious novel, illustrating the compensations allowed ...
... GRAND REVIEW. •Aq different account% have been given in fome of the Morning Papers, of the day on wnich the King is to review the London Volunteers, the fQllowing may be depended upon as an authentic Copy of a Letter to that pupae, from the Earl of Harrington ...
... THE ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. The Bishop of ClirerlEsTEß moved that the report of the Lower House on the subject of the volume entitled Essays and Reviews be read. Mr. F. H. DYKE, the registrar, read the resolution which had been proposed by Archdeacon ...
... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. The debate was then resumed, when The Rev. Sir H. THomPsoN said he was willing that the resolution which be proposed should be taken con.:ideration as an addendunn The said most anxious that the issue should be fairly raised. He felt ...
... REVIEW AT WOOLWICH. Woomvicg Ju^sE 3.—At a late hour last evening it was notified to Lieutenant General Lord Bloomfield, G.C.B. and G.C.H., that his Excellency Count Mensdorf would arrive at Woolwich this morning for the purpose of seeing the Arsenal ...
... THE - REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. The following memorandums have been issued :- The Secretary of State for War is gratified in receiving from the General Commanding in Chief the accompanying expression of his royal highness's approval of the manner in which ...