... LITERARY NOTICES AND REVIEWS. Thb Childrin'b Houb. Edinburgh : Johnstone, \ Hunter, 4* Co. The style in wbich this little serial is got is very attractive, and the contents, which embrace Stories about Birds, Minnie's Visit, The Infant Astronomer, The ...

... Manchester and Liverpool. To-morrow (Tuesday) his Majesty will leave England for the Continent. The success of the V olunteer review Wimbledon Saturday was somewhat interfered with by the badness of the weather. About thousand of the Belgian Volunteers took ...

... however, is the fact, he must have been disturbed, and decamped without the booty, as nothing was missed. Review of the Fleet the Qceen.—A grand review of the fleet in honour the Sultan's visit to this country took place on Wednesday. The weather was very ...

... Earl Derby, in the House of Lords last night, moved the second reading of the Reform Bill. The noble Earl at some length reviewed the progress of the Reform question since the passing of the Act in 1832, pointed out the merits of the bill before the House ...

... d with great animation. The jealosy of the Queen of Spain was aroused, and an angry discussion, it is said, ensued at the review, which the King and Queen of Portugal hastily left, and immediately proceeded by railway from the Spanish capital.—Teleprams ...

... ultimate recovery. Close of the Wimbledon Meeting.—Oa Saturday last the proceedings Wimbledon were concluded . magnificent review, not only of the Volunteers, English and Belgian, but the Household Troops and large force of Artillery. To add to the attractions ...

... mother of the plaintiff consented that rei x-Shter should go to York, to the house of rifp. named Stott, at the time of the review of the )' a^oD with the defendant, who was a musician in ' band. The poor girl yielded to his solicitations,and after their ...

... nt e mother of the plaintiff consented that tiv e should go to York, to the house of a alon 6d Stott ' at the time of the review of tbe band b * be de fendant, who was a musician in hortly a he poor girl yielded to his solicitations.and him th tbe ir ...

... illustration of its power and of its magnificent condition. — Abdul Aziz Khan (on board the Royal yacht Osborne). The Saturday Review observes that, while the Sultan is gratifying French and English cariosity, his most for- midable rival is cementing an ...

... hydrophobia from the bite •it dog. Accidents at the Natal Review.—a fata accident occurred in one the forts on the Goapor' ,«nmsula during the attack made on the forts the gunboat flotilla at the naval review last week, two gunners of the Royal Artillery were ...

... the Order of the Black Eagle, and Fuad Pacha, were in the first carriage, and in the sccond carriage the Turkish Priac». A review of 7,000 men was held, after which a trip the Rhine was undertaken. From a Cottage to a Throne. -The Empress of Morocco is ...

... only the judges, but all the 1 officers, concerned in the judiciary, are chosen by popular . election. The North American Review has given an i account of the working of this system. The cause of the J debasement of the judges is the patronage placed ...