... and her various suitors, may all be made acquaintance with at Old Trafford, and on much easier terms than if any of them were alive in the body. When I add to all this, the Soulages collection, the almost innumerable works of art, and the unique collection ...

... able to enrich the arts raise ocauttry by a new art mastered by hire in • foreign country. Had be taken oat a patent, be would have enameled a legal right without violating any moral obligation. But it appears he refrained—leaving the art open to every one ...

... the country may eompete. Further, the owners of private picture galleries are in tnifesting a generous rivalry in throwing them open to the public, and, as one of the last and most impor tent results of this movement, may be mentioned the Art Treasures ...

... myself, I feel that I could bear almost all the ills that flesh is heir to without a groan ; and that the may now be defined the art of keeping cool. One really becomes philosophical, and with Gray we exclaim At sass reelleed, In k state, How vela the ...

... poem, eat* hue must be repeated with dfunalalied voice, as though said by the Emu) in the disiance.) What art thou ? Whence art thou? Where art thou, Echo? That is no answer, sweet chimer! sweet chimer! lie! like the cuckoo. [hour's always a mocking; ...

... oil-painting of Alive bale—the fresco of which ie now on view at the new palace. The Queen's two historical pictures— The lestallation of the Garter and Queen Victoria at tee Tomb of Nspultoe —we are glad to hear will be Bridled in time for May. A royal ...

... Intrepid DR. The despatch comes rid Mobile, and is as follows:— Havana, Feb. 18, 18.57. Dr. Kane Is still alive, but emit last through the day. His mind keeps right. He has just left his friends and bid his countrymen farewell.—West. Motrrofs. Mr. Morton has ...

... suitable sow, mart the do/salon of Mr. Pogroms. Ti; BsAes Bann Wi also ettliren the meeting ernes tea and intends. 94 Each ; may be bad from the Teachers. Ira us the tables at half-past four. JOSEPH'S• P•ETT Se HOOLS. —The Auuual TS be keld in the IIITITCIIOI ...

... ventured down into the cabin, where he succeeded in getting -omit wine, with which he moistened the baby's mouth, thus keeping him alive. At day-break the father of the child thought he saw some one on the wreck, and at aboat nine on Monday morning the gallant ...

... catastrophes which are of so Irequent occurrence. TEE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.—Dr. Lyon Playfair has just issued his fourth Report on the Department of Science and Art to the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council on Education. It appears toot a ...

... acimequeness to the mercantile communities of England, sad eves of Frame. They it may be aid, are mere temporary ciremaidaanin • but they may occur again, or others may arise which will raider rapid and regular postal communication a matter of vital nemaity ...

... have been moderate ; but, the wind having come round towards the west, large supplies may Immeolately be looked for. There hen been more tone the market, and prices may generally be called the tern dearer. Today the attendance at our market was limited ...