... the cause of this too palpable truth is not our a present purpose, but is quite sufficient to account for the c generally speaking mediocre character of the collection of paintings which the public are invited to inspect. There are t some brilliant, very ...

... half an hour eoe',hc Eu aaid I looked fixedly, at her with a serious all~0~bttt~ dig preasron of countenance, -hut did not speak. S carpPS~ A- was busied in thought, and suit down in anm arm chm I~t A- fire, and close within a couple of feet at msoftrb ...

... foredoom her own ! Groaning she cried, while tears rolled down her cheeks, ' Poor glib-tongued youth, he means not what he speaks. Like oil at top,, these Whig professions flow, But, pure as lymph, runs Toryism below. Alas I that tongue should start thus ...

... for shame This won't wash the Blackamoor white, 0. There was Lushington, the Doctor, That very learned Proctor, NWho in speaking spitsfire and spite, 0; He at this was discontented, And to nothing less assented Than washing the Blackamoorwhite, 0. There ...

... runour in the literary circles of the debut of another candidate for fame in the field of fiction, of whose l talent report speaks highly. We understand that this gen. tlernan is the brother of the clever authoress, Mrs. Trol- lope. An association is forming ...

... and now she shows her influence over her new husband, the Marquis de Boissy, by extracting from him a solemn promise not to speak in the Chamber of Peers more than three times a week. As the marquis is as fre- quent a speaker in the French Chamber of Peers ...

... culiar that the words are all but totally lost on the audience. Yet Mr. Stretton is always effective and often pleasing. His speaking voice is as strongly marked by peculiarity as his singing voice, with this addition, that it appears to lack the exquisite ...

... their hearts-behold e'en now How swells the heaving, thronging crowd- Hope seated on each manly brow, With firm resolve to speak aloud Their woes, and ne'er to slavery bow. Like greyhounds held in leash-now mark- Panting to slip the wholesome baud Held ...

... there by the Fnlperor, untder the 01Peral to e Rubini, who bas engaged a new tenor, of tie rlllieti5Of00 ofb wilem report speaks highly, for tile openint t 0 i, in the Russian capital. etaea APPROACHING MARRIAGES 1so IrliGH Lirx,_ The nuptials of Lady ...

... Dominie Sampoon, a new tri- umph of one of the best comedians the English stage pos- sesses, and Miss Cushman's Meg ?? cannot speak of this in the ookj lacu~eago of criticism ; it is as great a creatiop cA the stage as Walter Scott's was in the closet. No ...

... Rainforth. 'ie opera, generally speaking, went off creditably. Mliss Rainforth and Harrison were called be- fore the curtain, and received the meed of applause they very fairly deserved. We have yet to see before we speak of Balfe's new opera, TVie londman ...

... ambitious a task as the delineation of his political character, or the history of his military achievements, I shall have to speak of him in situations wherein he would appear but as an ordinary man, were these the only situations in which he had been known ...