... imparts to thoughts too big for utterance, by a skilful management of the eye, by an indulcence in a pro- tracted silence od speaking eloquence, whiclh constitute. the very acme of the Thespian art ! The language of nature, in any, aye, in all her various ...

... patriotic cockney of the one or the romance-loving 'spinster of the other. The sall character of a Zrench officer, who always speaks upoit his parole dhkoneuwr, was effec- tively played and dressed by Mr. Selby. -On thetwhole theI drama was extremely well ...

... Musical and accoustical instruments, as organs, pianofortes, harps, flutes, imitatioa of the human voice in singing and speaking, &c. Surgical instruments. Locks, and small machines for miscellaneous purposes. 6. CANNON AND SMALL ARMS, PISTOLS, &O., ...

... comm'ented, and you willan remember one of the chief causes of the riots youM wish to quell, of the communism of which you mc speak, but do not understand, of the mad schemes ol .f hysical force revolt you so freely denounce but we fail to prevent. - di( ...

... and you will | remember one of the chief -causes - of the-riots you a M e wish to quell, of the- communiam 'of which you m speak, but do notunderstand, of-the mad schemes fe f of hysical force revolt you so freely denounce but d! s fau to prevent. - . ...

... of the criminal suffer- ers, and not unfrequently he adopts a maudlin tone of false sentiment and misdirected sympathy in speaking of offenders. His opponent, on the other hand, gives vent to the scorn which this cant (for cant it is, inasmuch as cant ...

... state- ment I shall be perfectly willing to bear the odious obloquy such conduct would merit, I ask no favours. I wish them to speak the truth for their own defence hereafter, should they have the misfortune to engage with a manager who fraudulently breaks ...

... when he referred to the public, and then he was often most severe. The entertainment is quite a lesson in its way. Mr. Bunn speaks with great Arilency, and his emphasis is remarkably correct and telling. His enter- tainment is well worth witnessing, and ...

... before lsu, an attack upon Turkey and the Turks, relieved occasionally by an onslaught upon anything in the shape of reform: he speaks of the Idying agonies of the Turk- ish enpire with all the confidence of one who feek the truth of his proosition, and yet ...

... ?? astonisiing vaulters are performing' their feats at the Ohinpic Theatre. Miss Ctsas AN;, the NeO Fork Mirror says, in speaking eulogistically bf ler acting, is Macready in petticoats. THE Dramatic Fund Festival; at the Astor Place Opera Hfouse, New ...

... Musical and acoustical instruments, as organs, P pianofortes, harps, flutes, imitatinn of the human voice in singing and speaking, &c. Surgical instruments. Locks M 'and snnall machines for miscellaneous purposes. 6. Cannon and Small Arms, Pistols, Sac ...

... of the most remarkable creations, both in material and make, that have appeared during the last few weeks. First, we must speak of materials worn for evening dress. Thow of plain or terry velvet acre very dietguse. Terry velvet particularly, is emiployed ...