... REVIEW. This boiiy. Sermon preached in the Cathedrul Church of St. Paul, before the Right Honourable the Lord - Mayor, tho Judges, &c, by the Rev. (.'buries Cator, M.A., Brazenose College, Oxford, Rector of Stokesley, Yorkshire, and Chaplain the Lord ...

... REVIEW. THE HEIR PRESUMPTIVE. -3 vols. By Lady Stepnky. R. Dentley. It has been truly observed by Sir Walter that the novel of domestic life is peculiarly calculated for the display of feminine talent. In this branch of literature, at least, she may say ...

... THE REVIEW Took place Friday, on Kiiavesraire, at eleven o'clock Lieutenant-Colonel Chalterton was the inspecting officer. The morning was very fine, the sun being warm and brilliant, and the prospect of a fine day caused great numbers the strangers now ...

... THE REVIEW. ,8 ' orownin feature of the week's proceedana' cannot prove one of the most pleasing The ercBt spectacles ever witnessed in our city, offiV? lunteers on the ground will, according to the retnrn » be fol, 00 strong, and when we feel Staff com ...

... THE REVIEW. was reviewed on Wednesday on Knaves- in as day was remarkably fine, and cheap hiding ' ar numbers of persons from the sur- to visit the city, an immense ! °» s ec tators, numbering some thousands, were felt e -p mmour, which seemed to be very ...

... REVIEW. The Ciu'rchmav.—The second number of this new periodical is out, has doubtless been read thousands of persons, ere any remarks ours can reach them. Indeed great anu extensive is the circulation of this publication, and calculated in itself work ...

... REVIEWS. The CufnciiMAN.—The first number of a cheap monthly publication, under this title, appeared on the first day the year. regret that it was out our power to call the attention our readers to it last week ; but we now do so, with full confidence ...

... REVIEWS. Stenographi or Shorthand Writing, without Master, by John D. Lowes.—(London: W. Scott, 14, Paternoster Square.) The methods of shorthand, writing are innumerable, and each inventor claims for himself that his the best. Experience leads us to ...

... e research, but it was nothine; in comparison to the two bulky volumes which he has devoted to the Artillery Company. We reviewed the first volume of this latter work at the time of its publica tion. It bought down the history the corps the accession ...

... REVIEWS WENDBRHOLME.— Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons.—This is a new and revised edition of a very clever story, laid Lancashire and Yorkshire. The title is from the residence of Colonel Stainburne, who an evil day becomes a shareholder ...

... REVIEWS. Holiday Numbers.—Several of the special numbers issued in connection with some of the magazines at Midsummer have reached us. Amongst them are those ot London Society and Belgravia, and the annual from the offices of Grant & Co., Tummill Street ...

... REVIEWS. Letts' Popular Atlas (Letts and Co., 33, King William-street). —Numbers 5 and 6 of this eminently useful publication have reached us. They contain full sheet maps of Russia, New Zealand, Australia and Tasmania, and Switzerland. The maps of the ...