... uausuil beouty; Willis's tiehlaod Bagpiper, a cabinet picture from the Freeliag collection; Vilkie's White Boy's Cabin, a commission from Mr. Vtreen; Ccllies's lHappy as a King (a boy on the top of a gate); Elwin Laidseer's Higi and ...

... and holy charoctemisties of woman. Ac a wife, she pserformns not onl ,her duty, but everytitiog chat can render a home hiappy ; as a mother, her ehuaracter is as well sustained. And all this is told in so true a manner as warml yto( onlist ...

... taken the whole of the characters, the whole of the plot, and added a %alking gentleman and lady (Bellmont and Clarissa), to whom hie has also given the jealous tinge, and a footman and a waiting woman (Robert and Tattle); so that the comedy com- prises ...

... Thursday night was produced a new drama, in two acts, called Old Honesty. It is, a very mediocre affair; plot it has none, and the incident upon which it is founded is thatof a bricklayer finding a box of money in the wall of a house Ife ...

... number very agreeably. We quote a passage fro .fThe s Ass Eatiug Thistles:- 'Give me a ride, do give ine a ride, for I am foot so aand worn ouit,' cried a boy to the louthamptoe eaggoce ho heas turnhiog thre career ol a lanie-' Who Sees ...

... the picture, and is designed as a companioe to The Temperance Horses, engraved by Mr. T. Londseer from a picture by the same artist as The Frugal Meal. The Temperance Hrseep is a picture of three horses' heads at a pool of water-l The Frugal Meal ...

... is a privileged class of drones; but there the rovernment is despotic, with a queen at their head. Ours is a republican go- vernment, which admits no drones, and tolerates no t aristocratic indolence. Nor is industry more a duty to society than ...

... that skirred one of the smiling epsoffair Languedoc. Thai a w. a a scream that kept darin sowieen inuirmurong music, a long roeervarotien, a stronger, a stform, sod I cannot resoll how mush more of the same ...

... of Irayslesd. 3I AN. Ailan is a vriedk- being-a fair flower Of heaveilsy f-egrance-yet a sisisonoe ecced- A howering orik of beauty aind of power, Braving life-s temnpcst-yet a texsder reed A gift to great ...

... like a well-formed eye, commands a whole horizon: cunning is a kind of short-sight'edness that discovers the sinutest objects which are near at hand, but is not able to discern things at a distance. Discretion, the more it is discovered, gives ...

... awfully su'deu a;;:.sdoirtc- ng circumstances. it appears that previous to Sattle sir. Brahnam had for some days been absent fo:rr . r -a a professeonal ?? to Stuthamptort. On Sot.-i norniag Mrs. Braham went to church, a: d i: : fiternson took ...

... threatening Time with a strike amaongst oil the hands, unless l,, abridges their labour a sixlh, and give his aossont to the 1Ton Hiouts Bill,' A ?? ensues, in which tire Seasons take a part, and Old Time sods the dispute by giving a ...