... The Review. The spot chosen for the review was, perhaps, the very best that could have been selected to try the efficiency of the volunteers. The heath includes upwards of 2,000 acres of land, has a very uneven surface, giving the opportunities of selecting ...

... which, after the review before her Majesty at Windsor, on the 20th of June, returned to their destination by Datchet. Unsteadiness and irregularity had prevailed in some corps while on the review ground, many men leaving the ranks when formed up in brigades ...

... REVIEW AT WINDSOR. The review Windsor on Tuesday passed off very satisfactorily. Her Majesty the Queen was on early visitor to the sceoe of operations, having been present at nine o’clock in the morning at the interesting operation of throwing pontoon-bridge ...

... THE REVIEW AT WIMBLEDON. The grand review at Wimbledon that took place on Saturday was looked forward to with great anxiety not only by the volunteers themselves, but also by the general public in and around London; numbers of persons also arrived from ...

... THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW. The weather which so terribly annoyed the holiday seekers on Good Friday brightened up on Saturday, the sun shone out in summer character, and all Brighton seemed astir to watch the preparations for the review. On the arrival of ...

... London Review. It Is emitted, even by those who have contently moat strenuously for the privileges of the neutral Bag., 'hat it cannot protect eitbe• goods which are c mtraLand .1 war, or persons engaged in the land or naval service f one of the billigerenba ...

... ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. On Monday, Mr. Coleridge, who followed Dr. Phillisnore, concluded his argument against Dr. Williams, and was followed by Dr. Sx they on the same side. He vindicated Baxter, Bishop Horeley, and Dr. Arnold from holding the opinions of ...

... CASUALTIES AT THE REVIEW. At nine o'clock on Saturday evening, as the volunteers were returning from the Great Park, Mr. John Dunn, oil and colour merchant, Cannon-street, London, fell from the ranks of the City of London Rifle Brigade, just after his ...

... THE GRAND REVIEW. , The military review in Hyde-park to be held by her Majesty on an early day in July, is likely to be the grandest affair of the kind witnessed in London for many years. All the troops that can be conveniently massed together will be ...

... REVIEW PARIS. The great military display in honour of the Shah of Persia, which has been looked forward to with so much interest by the Parisians, tcok place under the most favourable auspices on Thursday in the Bois Boulogne. The Shah arrived the race ...

... THE BRIGHTON REVIEW. The following document has been published in the London papers : A statement having been made by Lord Truro in the House of Lords which would imply that the resoluti 434 passed last year by a large majority of the metropolitan commanding ...

... The Grand Review. As the hour approached for the great event, staff officers galloped across the ground giving instructions to mounted police, and seeing that the preparations were complete. Five o'clock was announced en the card as the time when the ...