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... THE REVIEWER REVIEWED. Sta, I have t-> thank year correspondent “Jastitia” for his kindly observations regarding myself his letter last week. Who that individual is lamat loss to imagine. He cannot the author of Man’s Place Nature ami ••Heraclitus Ephesus;’’ ...
... THE REVIEW were completely marred iniince ;omit downpour of rain. Fully 40,000 men were under arms, and the hills adjoining the Review ground were covered with spectators. An hour or two before the ceremony rain Net in steadily ; but Her Nlajeaty drove ...
... REVIEWS. Dumfries, June 18, 1856. TOT Distort of F ranch, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Thomas WmonT, Esq. The London Printing and Publishing Company. Dumfries—J. M Veigh, Friars' Vennel. Thk first part of this beautiful work has just ...
... REVIEWS. Dumfries, September 24.1856. Sketcii Coptic Grammar, adapted for Self-Tuition. By W. B. Macdonald of Rainmerscales. Edinburgh • W. 11. Lizars, Ac. Wx have long considered matter of regret, tbat the accomplished author of this work docs not occupy ...
... REVIEW. Hungarian Sketches Peace and War. From the Hungarian of Moritz Jokai. With Preparatory Notice by Emeric Szabad, author of' Hungary, Past and Present.' Edinburgh: T. Constable and Co. Since the late gallant but unsuccessful struggle of the Hungarians ...
... REVIEW. Macaitlay*s History or E.vot.axd. , Aftku tlio lapse of more than seven years, tho third fourth volumes this work published on Monday week, and already copious extracts from them have been circulated far and wide means of tho newspaper press. ...
... REVIEWS. Poetical Works of John Dryden. With Life, Critical Dissertation, and Explanatory Notes, by tbe Rev. George Gilfillan. Vol. I. Edinburgh : James Nichol, 9 North Bank Street. deservedly occupies a high place among the English poets. His verse is ...
... REVIEWS. Poet's Children. By Patrick Scott. London : Longman and Co. Scott had, previously to tho publication of this little volume, been known as the writer of a number of poetical pieces; his ' Lelio,' 'Love-in the Moon,' and 'Thomas a Becket,' having ...
... The Scottish Review (Glasgow : Scottish Temperance League), this quarter, we must speak in terms of high approval. ' a Historian,' is one of tho ablest papers that we havo seen on tho same subject; ho receives at the hands of tho reviewer no qualified ...
... REVIEWS. Select Works of Thomas Chalmers, D.D., LL.D. Edited by his Son-in-law, the Rev. William Hanna, LL.D. Vol. 11. Edinburgh : Thomas Constable and Co. This, the second volume of Dr Chalmers' Select Works, completes his Lectures on the Epistle to ...
... REVIEWS. Dumfries, May 18, 1853. THE anp THE WorkING By Edinburgh. Fourth Thousand. William Oliphant & Sons—1853. We had the privilege of directing attention to this work on its first appearance, and the claims then urged on its behalf have not been ...
... REVIEWS. A Woman's Plea for Temperance. By H. S. C, an Officer's Widow. Edinburgh: Shepherd and Elliot. 1855. There cannot be too many of these Pleas, when they are, like this one, well and wisely written. Temperance is emphatically a lady's subject; ...