Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

LITERATURE

Continental Europe, from 1792 to 1859

London : Knight

and Sor

This is a neat small Bvo, of about 300 pages, attractively
got up, and is a very readable and interesting record o
those stirring and remarkable events which crowded them-
selves into that epoch of history. It is also a very appro-
priate,- opportune, and acceptable contribution to the rail-
way literature of the day. The style is easy, flowing, and

perspicuous. .In most of the passa
cumstances likely to be viewed throe
juclice and party feeling, th
truthful. The prominent a
period comprises,
sity, succinctly rel

ges which narrate air-
gh the medium of pre-
;r is dispassionate and
Hui events which the

Ire well &I
ted, the br

1, of neces-

lot render the suc-

cession of causes prOducing. tl
events which present themselves 'on the arena of that age
difficult to be traced: In -Paiiiament, during this period,
which the writer merely scans, we had Burke, Sheridan,
Canning, Pitt, Fox ; in history, Gibbon, flume, Robertson;
in' poetry, Dryden, Goldsmith, Beattie, Cowper, Burns; in
political economy, Adam. Smith.; in. metaphysics, Thomas
Reid ; 'in the pulpit, Wesley and Whitfield ; in theology,
Paley, Watson, and Louth.. We. recommend to the Reader
of this Book, the chapters on'the treaty of Vienna, and that

toes
kaleid

variety of

I we conclude

our remarks wi
address :—" Su

the words of

.utliOr, in his prefatory

not fail to be intereaing just

now to all readers and thinly

Australian Con-
Years' Experience

of Life iJz I
Bunnoii-s.

33 WILLIAM
d Routledze.

very interesting pocket

on our Aus'

an colom

Lon which any one

Lre in a short,
tsiders that he

yet comprehensive, con

has struck out new gi
the result of his own c

he has to say

lit of his atten-

tive • observation; during a continuous residence of seven
years iu Australia.'.' The author sijourned, it'seems, in the
bush, and other parts of the interior, under circumstances
peculiarly. favourable for observation, which has enabled
him to give rather a full' account of many objects of
. . .
resider the little volume the
useful too, from
-day life of our

he details which it furnishes o
coloni

,ectiOn with the

,unded on the model

various institutions

sprung up tc.

rl7 the

of those new and

rapidly-increasing coloni
we find that the author I
he has not communicates

gib over the volume,
le diggings," though
about them ; that he
iubject of the cattle
ior, at the same time

iimal and

ntry. His residence at
e a good account of the
xtending town, its public
,vances, and other
ifterwards made a

Melbourne has enabled him to
rirpcont of

very interesting particu-

Isis Of his adventar

Altoiefher, we
and will well

repeat, it is a ir

NE, July 24

Prince Esterhazy, the
Right Hon. Sidney Herbert

and remain on a S'l6it to herMaj4
The Hon. Sir C. and Lady k

1111 DL

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