... that purtpsg? It: i be.: 0 so, the praphet of Highendenu Manor has 8b disguised what he has conveyed. from thp, prdphbt of Chelsea, It' it own father will caol -cons it., j6it ( -i to tbnotsothes~sarca~olusly jmntble-. aggratin of~her dstr~ss hatthey dlo ...

... information rith respect to the Scotch coalahelds is not so full as that pertaining to England, but still enough is given to show the importance of this industry in our midst. The Clyde coalfield, which embraces ?? ?? aortion of Lanarkshire, andparts of ...

... FRUT AN] FLOWER I SHOW AT 9DIBURGH. Under the &aspicess of the Royal Caleslonian the Horticultural Society, and with the patronage and tabi p esce of the Lord Provest sand Magistrates of dal VZburgh, the international fruit and flower wa: show, the ar ...

... s from Boston, 14th May, 1834, and Carlyic's from Chelsea, 12th Augnst, of the sama year. The last letters that Dassed between them are dated Baltirace, 5th -January, 18'2, and 5 'Cheyne Row, Chelsea, 2d April, 1S872. From a con- tinuous corresnondence ...

... xxviii. IS we have another instance, and here the Brahbmini- cal ideas show a meaning in some words of the sacred text which have been overlooked by our authorities, but which show the accuracy of the - writer of Genesis. This brings the subjct tc a point ...

... aprevios years. In 11 and 50 there is resem- J 3 biance to Bough, with a nmellow colour that s artist often missed, E. S. Calvert shows a particularly well in the sunset sky of 135, 1t hasdly surpassed in the- gallery for form and a light. In 78 there is similar ...

... carefal. In both the sentiment is well expressed. Flowers oftlheiGarret (36), byfDavidFulton, has 1 the fault of over-prettiness. The young wooman and the child are not those of the garret, and the flowers, in their wealth of colour, are hardly such as ...

... that I - LESa wake and fill. 'i'hei shkalt perceive the a to simple shows, the delicate miracles~ of earths, I Danuelineous, clover, thoenemerald grass, the earhy~l ai of 'sets and flowers,I rs so The arhutne under foot, thme willow's yellow green, a! le ...

... contention. Another ire very interesting map is that which shows the he principal abbevs, priories, nunneries, and friaries he which existed in England at the beginrning of the er 16th century. It shows that there were fully I1 300, exclusive of some dozen ...

... knowledge of the best authorities and his skilful and iadi- Cleieus use Of these, shows himself very competeat le to survey. Travelling with the sun frem Chiia A to Peru, he shows that cosusical symbolism was 7 the great ruling principle of the arclaitectural ...

... pictures show the same land. ScarD inr varied aspects due to the atmlosphericj chanRes. ,I Winlter the scene is presented with ties laud boundi Up u snow anD iIc, and1 skating and other *w.inter sports ar being el nga ed jin. Spring` shows ploughiuog ...

... Cbrystal. It is dainty if lot great. On the same wall is a Charming landscape by Cecil Lawson, Don Saltero's WE alk. Old Chelsea (No. 34), for which we are indebted to M1r A. J. Kirkpatrick, and under- neaths is a small) pensive subject by Hugh E Cameron ...