... light of ?? to illumoe and warm. If thou bad'ht liv'd in older days, thou'd8$ been * St in sine taimplo as its idol-queen. Bad Isola! rejected, heart struck, lone, i would the happy privilege 'were mine j'o claiip thee to ylti e~trt call thees my OWD, Anil ...

... vyears A enrti&ts sigr-Drp.i, g. r' acid d What ?? aed stands wt ; A ?? Wty age TVagt'ra ik-ge- - A a3 tFlocte. laid. I ve tzey rz Wh-en is a tbief ?? a v-:: WVi at i, nLoE aIko`CU I . : dtber leif. * a*d. Vt j v is the attn lil-e a . -Bc- a taitter.W ...

... proportion forms a chief defect in Miss Anderson's treatment of (Parlor. Though but sketches, two at least of the other parts in Comedy and Tragedy require careful perform- ance, these being the Due d' Onealws and D'.AuInry, the husband of CGarice. ...

... were pra; Iso discovered in America, another had gone to Aus- rept ne tralis, one had died, and there remained onlv one N FV missing. After a further vigorous search, infor- two mation was received that the latO heir had at one fanc time been employed by ...

... think that it, wias cd no, use to hold out any longer, d, Considerable relief, was now falt, and. Mr. Raymond a assured the, audience that Ithiey were labouriog, under a misapprehension. ?? said that Miss Saxon, a few days'. aifter~ crossing the Atlantio and ...

... exhibition, which includes tb d as 400 exhibitors, presided, being supported byh the at f in Hon. Victor Cavendish, M.P., Lord and Lady th r, Arthur HIL. Sir J. T. Eibbert ?? Hib- co ytcr- bert, Miss Wakefield, &e. at seti- Sir J. TI Hibbert, moving a vote ...

... Sisters, by John Collier; a portait of o- Mrs. John Colrer and her two sisters, the is Misses Huxley; and Pharaoh's Handmaidens, re a work of uncompromising reaism, by John te Collier. Among the impressionist wor.ks are Ronde d'Enfans, representing ...

... was the cset: -Sir Leicester Squaretoes, Mr. Collier; Flipper, Mr. J. D. Stoyle; Wobbler, Mr. J. It. 'johnstone ; Buttos, Mies E Bolt. - Mr. plus (a grocer), Mr. L. Fredricks; flippeyr, Miss . Simpson; Miss ...

... Clussons, Miss i, Emma Walter (A Sprig of Stephanotis), Miss I e Hall, Miss Absolon, Miss Margaret Rayner, h and Mrs. Willis 'Grey. The exhbition, which ,is free, is well wvorth a nisit,and it isto be s hoped that the ladies and lady artists of Liver- ...

... part in this, the first of a series of six representations of the popular play at the t Alexandra, were Miss Jenny se Brent, Miss Clare Nicholls, Miss A. Westlake, Mr. W. MI. t Sharpe, Mr. James Elmore, Mr. T. G. W;arr', Mr. George Scott, Mr. Wallac.e Moir ...

... of the principal piC- tj L ?? of Lord Differin, from d, the Salon, by Benjamin Constant; also Portrait V of Lady Vincert, by the same artist ; The g- Lighthonse. Stanhope Forbes, A.RB.A.; d. Circe, Arthur Hacker; The ueen of tl Love, T. B ...

... No. f97, painted by' r- M:3 John Collier, 21gMuineas; fonith prizeto Z ho. .81O, painted by Wiss Doidge, 5 guineas; n Mth prize to No. 61, painted by mrs. Hsighe, S gnea; sith prize to No. 8455,.pninted b 3.j Miss -C. J. Atkins, 1- gwa; seventh prize to ...