... marvellously wrought, and it may well serve as a com- panion to Mr. Holman Hunt's Lighst of-the World. The artist will naturally note the exquisite painting of the dying Christian's worn, thin hands; the expression of Divine thankfulness poured into his ...

... week as the heroine in the romantic drama of .feanie theses, arid baa been most warmly applauded for her finished and natural noting. MLliss Elicit tienfort also sustained the part of Effie Deens with groat crcdit, and Mesars A. Dampier, C. G. Owen, F ...

... Cowleyk shaking all England witlh Iis pindaries, and' persf h- ing with them; Wailer, the famous, saved 'I ron obivion by the natural note of, one single-song- a and so on, through league af ter league of a, flat And , desolate country which once was prosperous ...

... with their olarionots might dlieconrse sweeter music, and yet where, as Anderson flattered himself, ani justly, the natural notes of my rarn's horn sometimes excited to higher rapture the shout of liberty. Mr. GOlfillan may he congratulated on this ...

... Belgian singers of his class, this gentleman has a voice which is a sort of compromise betwveen baritone and tenor, his natural notes being baritone, and his high notes in a great ineasure produced from the head. He sings with ease and spirit, and is an ...

... fifth to D, and so on. By the modern system of equal tempera- ment the huge keyboard adequate to the production of the natural notes of a succession of scales is got rid of by the division of the octave into twelve equal semitones. Equal temperament was ...

... I he had no intention of remaining in the position of I weavers, spinners, and twisters. When Louis Haye's | short good.natured note had come, telling him of the I chance there was, and saying that he had epoken for him, I but offering no great hopes of ...

... The Magic Flute, in which, it is needless to say, she is at this moment unrivalled. Mdlle. Gerster seems to possess naturally notes which in the voices of most singers have been obtained by a process of forcing, and which in these cases are the result ...

... The Magic Flute, in which, it is needless to say, she is at this moment unrivalled. Mdlle. Gerster seems to possess naturally notes which in the voices of most singers have been obtained by a process of forcing, and which in these cases are the result ...

... passing, the other dreamily resting with el her hliond upon her stick. Their expressions are ti capital studies of hunman nature. Note also the B faithful and complete painting of the basket of to 1).oducc beside her. On the opposite wall there is hi a more ...

... the few nrick ' tunes with which Pipers aze accustomned to entertain their audiences, and it must be onfessed thst the natural notes of the Cackling Hen can be imitated wvith startling fidelity by a good player. It is not easy to procure a good fet of ...

... wa;ysidielowor I It is tie tcacller'e doler. These lines nare caleulated to go straight to the heart of every genuitio lorer of nature. Note, too, the sonnets sc.atte:ed through the volume. All of them are very' individt3al in manner ani thought, but perhaps lhe ...