... new upera, which has proved so sneces`lol, w.as beautifully and most impressivily performed by Mr. Brialcy Richards and Herr Engel. Mr. Richards, in addition &s~ being a composcr of reputation, is a very excellent pelrt-saner on the piano-bilte; and inthae ...

... hisklngdomand glory. We cannot look around us, even heeewlthout eeing the evidences ?? ticular providence. The diert anke among engels-.he p laein the scale of being they rexpectively ccupy-the ?? degres of glory among the saluts of God-the Intimate communion ...

... discovery cf Greek and Phenician antiquities has been made in the island of Cyprus, at the village of Dali (identified by Engel as the ancient Idalium), at the foot of that Mount Olympus where was the temple of Aphrodite. Excavations were being carried ...

... We o -vuldespecially com mendthe Tutor, by Engel. Of all players on what in France is designated the I uravwig-rooii organ, we have heard no one xi io could for an instant be compared with I~err Engel. The marvellous performance of this muaster of ...

... Thd e heart of t nia aslan S isu.. loil to itha ?? spiritual faith Io the a Q Ticanceit, and thist b his contended, thew; e'ngelical clergty ?? in common, b ciattess, with many woiuo do not rank o isnaives in its nusinbers, and in common teO wab Eviare ...

... night, the suicide of Mr Carl Eugel came as a severe shock to those of his friends who had been made aware of it. Mr Carl Engel was one of the greatest living authorities on national music and on the history of ancient to musical instruments. His own ...

... about p strikes or the docks, but about horses and the d Pampas-and very interesting it is. A kindred C spirit is Frederick Engels, who discusses the tl foreign policy of Russian Tsardomn, while Mr e Justin M'Carthy defends, on plitical grounds of course ...

... and Sermons. Edited by W. R. Nicoll, i M.A., LLD., aud A. N. Macuicoll. (Hodder & Stoughton.)- From Handel to Hi16.. By L Engel. (Sonnenschein.)- The Church of Scotland Past and Present. VoL L .Edited by Professor Story. (W. Mackenzie.) Novats As.D ...

... inelegancies of style such as any tyro mieht be , h shamed of, it is difficult to comprehend. ir Again, on what pretext haa Mr Engel included Pi of in a book avowedly devoted to notices of d 3s musicians from Handel to Halle the gato- k if biographical ...

... Pelasins in Old Age. By J. A. Spender, M.A. (Soanen- scheic.)- The Condition of the WorkinE Class in Eogland in IS44. By F. Engels, translated by P. . Wi-chneweteky. (Somacasin- Commercial Crises of the Nineteenth Cen- tury. By i. M. Hyudwan. (Sennensobsis ...

... untenable pesition should have been assumed by a man of such attainments and reputatien as Frederick Engels. It would be an advanteigo if a work on Engel's lines were written to-day for purposes of comparison. As it is, the hook is mest valuable from an ...

... some of them it may be an eye-opener; to Fall it will be profitable. - Socicyrism, Utopian and Scientifc. By Frede- 1 rick Engels. Translated by Edward Aveling, D.Se. With a special introduction by the author. (London: Swan, Sonncnschein & Co.) -This is ...