... LITERARY-NOTICES. th WAUGHWS LIFE OF LORD %th TENYSON.*Th - in I believe iwprogress, -and I would cosrve the hopes of man -such is the keynote of gr Tennyson's poetry; and from the standpoint of of ...

... BUXTON HORSE SHOW. t The 16th annual show of the Buxton Horse i e Sho Society wa held yesterday. The lunheonc B waes larel yh attendned, farnd Barkon ?? ls p eie ?? ?? h He said he attached great impo ...

... -o LIVERPOOL LITERARY AND PHIL.OSOP.HICALi SOCIETY. The members of this society held their fourth o5 ordinary meeting of the session in the Royal bf 3Institution, Colquitt-sstrct last evening. Dr. bs ...

... INDIAN ART WARE O The Council of the East India Association have. 4 addressed the Secretary of State for India, re- O minding the right honourable gentleman that - during many years past they have mad ...

... THE cHRySANTHEMUM SHOW. o0 - The depressing downpour which commenced . towards noon yesterday brought no little disap- e pointment to the members of the Liverpool Horti- s cultural Association, whos ...

... 3Dai4 Fuanel: A Study of conaciew& By . Mrs. Alfred Mark-s (Mary A M. Fopps) M londona Hutchinson and Co. -d 6s.) r I Marks has given herreaders one of those sutle studies of charact ...

... IVERPOOL THEATRES. PRINCE OF WALES. So full of the entanglement of intrigue is The ?? of ])ijon, that either Mr. Basil Hood. must confess that he has drawn it directly fromza French source, or that ...

... BIRD SHOW If LIVERPOOL ?? annual competitive exhibition, promoted y the Liverpool Ornithological Society, of (UnareI , moles, and various British and foreign bhri uwas opened yesterday, at Daulby Hal, ...

... I'£ T A dLsUPO THEATRES. e. MrEerbert Beerbohm Tree and tbe company a- of EHer Majestys Theatre, London, arrived in is i~verpool yesterday after a rongh passage flem tt Dublin. To-night they vill appe ...

... THE LATE BARNEY BA RN ATO. f ' CLAIMANTS TO '1TE ESTATB. tl V CLEVELAND STORY DENIED. 1 ?? C The Daily Chronicle Washington corres- sl ?? telegraphs --Claimaints to Mr. 1Ba- a. ) ney Bairnato's esta ...

... The true artist is rather disposed to conduct his ga operations in a quiet and reserved way, and hence wi the public have not always ample opportunity to nij study his m ...

... MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER :, The FortsigWly (Chapnian and Hall) con- i t tains a paper by Mr. NV. O'Brien, M.P., on sMr. Morley's Task in Ireland. It is sym- e pathetically conceived, and frankly recog ...