The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1812 - Books |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 81
Page 243
... volume contains selections from twelve different papers , commencing with The Genius , in 1761 , ending with The Loiterer , in 1789 , and comprehending ( among others ) the Micro- cosm and the Olla Podrida . - Volume iv . comprizes only ...
... volume contains selections from twelve different papers , commencing with The Genius , in 1761 , ending with The Loiterer , in 1789 , and comprehending ( among others ) the Micro- cosm and the Olla Podrida . - Volume iv . comprizes only ...
Page 248
... volume , we think that those from The Inspector , which contain accounts of microscopic ob- servations by Sir John Hill , are the most worthy of attention . They are written on subjects which possess much interest and curiosity , with ...
... volume , we think that those from The Inspector , which contain accounts of microscopic ob- servations by Sir John Hill , are the most worthy of attention . They are written on subjects which possess much interest and curiosity , with ...
Page 249
... volume contains a poem on seduction , which has considerable merit : but we are sorry that we cannot bestow equal commendation on the other poetical selections in these volumes , the generality of which are of a meagre and inferior ...
... volume contains a poem on seduction , which has considerable merit : but we are sorry that we cannot bestow equal commendation on the other poetical selections in these volumes , the generality of which are of a meagre and inferior ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
American antient appears attention Bible Bible-Society Boards British called Camulodunum Catholic cause character Christian Church circumstance coin conduct consequence considerable contains death Derbyshire divine doubt duty effect endeavoured England English equal extract Eyam farther favour former French friends give Guanaxuato Gustavus III Hanseatic league Hebrew Bible honour House important inhabitants interesting Jerusalem King knowlege labour language late letter Lord Charlemont Lord Wellesley manner means ment mind ministers nation nature never object observations opinion Orders in Council passage passed persons poem political present Prince principles Ptolemy Queen readers received religion remarks respecting Samuel Lysons says Scamander scarcely seems shew Society Spain spirit Stephen Weston style Sweden taste thing tion town travellers Vera Cruz volume whole Windham wish words writer καὶ