... in their power to pass through the staple leading to the vard seam, and, having gained this higher stage of the mine, it is fondly hoped that they may able to hold out till assistance can reach them. There were also in the low main, at the time of the ...

... MUSIC AND THE STAGE. Mr. Willi* Hou* ukd hi* *r* ■* atnwgw* to Dublin, aul «• w aun «itl b* u*la>i—d k«MUr *h« appHt la lb* Uniety on Munday nijfbt to pfatoat Ut. unnM curaedy, quito new to Dublin, and nMak wua nudmad to* aanaa* in Manrbndar, aance Than ...

... itr is, Bray. L*'»€r6U&i»d TuHaojore, 3lMoyß*»,»*i ut4 Cmamlb im wactd. MK. GL.VDSTONE IN SCOTLAND. filler bis speech oq Art th® Art Exhibition. DuuJce. on Wednesday. aad Mrs Giadstone. with the Lord Proeoel, Mrs Huoter, and others of the p*rij, proceeded ...

... ueme** in the re*pe. live dinaiou* .-I Hie .'.art. ll* preparsliou ..f rule*. '>*e dii-.e* .-f re*r**-live Man*. . arrying out all rovtse.o* .4 lb- band K«isle« Court A.l*. the Land A-l*. lie Land I’orhase Arte, and life Serof l-f Title A-1 arel 1a..-*l ...

... mforlalej tin; loss favourite actor, murdmd ite monsrel-. A conjuror accidentally shot man Dublin stage 1814, and, six yean later, Madame Lb.sky was killed through stage soldier forgetting to take the cartridge out of hi* At Milan actor in * Ajitig.me fell up ...

... THE ART OF FORGETTING. Oue of the important tneios of trainiag and the meamryto 'od purpose ia to learn the art ot foreettia/. This is not p irudox that it may first seem to b When wc reflect upon the countless impressions thut must have been made upon ...

... on of Life.—A dangerous illness having left mv stomach too weak to assimilate ordinary food of any kind sufficient to keep me alive, ewe preservation to Barry’s Rcvalenta Biscuits, on which I snusisted for months, recovering a healthy digestion, and strength ...

... ORIENTAL ART. Mcs*n» Rentfuuil*, U»e »eli Known Art Colkclois, Cou•Uatuiople. »r« now w cwrefnily Bele;U»d variety of the crtietic article* of the Kaat for the New Oriental Department, he Hwitzer's, of (iraflon street, May 9 *.m—The b«roinet«r has racorerad ...

... REVIVAL OLD VENETIAN ARTS. The successful revival of some of the old Venetian Arts forms the theme of interesting Consular Keport just issued. Of late years wa have heard so much regarding the renewed industry which tho Queen of the Adriatic is displaying ...

... LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Professor is abont to publish, through tbs Messrs. Allen, work on Physical Geography. The Reader reports the death on Friday, the 7th, Cheltenham, of Mr. Septirr.ns Tennyson. was brother to the Poet Laureate, and, according ...

... Parliament will enter upon may be called new and untried stage. He goes where finds that the party in possession of power —the party —are the least numerous in the Legislature, jjjd ♦hat there are other parties the Legislature who may, a-^ combination votes ...

... city will appear the same paper may be doubted. There is no saying how much future generations may differ from the present. Mr. Butt’s laudation his own services in vindication of the privileges of Irish municipalities may left rest his own authority. If ...