... examination discloses an infinite variety of fanciful devices Of the floral glories of the skirt, the uninitiated can hardly speak with sufficient critical acumen-designed, As we were informed, from mature. Thoy are qutte equal it brilliancy of tint and ...

... -Oi Saturday we had Romeo and Jliet, with Mrs. ?? F. Saville as Romeo. Father' Time hasastamped an age on the lady, and we speak it with a full knowledge of the gallantry due from th'e iron to the softer sex, that no art can liide. She was not juvenile ...

... produicd, the grandeur of the choral ard orchestral arrangement and the splendour of the mise en scene, we have only now to speak of the revival as it concerns two or thrte of the principal artistes, who, on this occasion, made their first appearances for ...

... patronage an- nounced ; and thirdly, the desire of the public to witness the performance of a company of amateurs, whom report speaks of as being equal to any organised professional company in the provinces. AMPHITHrEATREr--Tfie lovers of Shlakspere have, ...

... please-peace, I implore, Or soon our Bull may be pronounced a aOlRE. I hope you'll pardon me-'tis but my way, When others speak, I must some few words say; I thank you for myself, for one arind all, tor that responting freely to our call; WE may have ...

... Gentlemen, the next toast which I have to propose is one, relative to which the gallant deeds of the meembers of those professions speak sufficiently for themselves, and needno words of mine to recommend it- The Army and Navy. (Cheers.) Captain PEARSON, as a ...

... print-shop, at the corner of Sackville-street, Be that as it may, there is the glaring fact that our gracious Queen, generally speaking cannot venture anong a crowd of her subjects without subjecting herself to intolerable staring, and perhaps extreme annoyance ...

... dwound in II Lago Maggiore, Was capistall His Yanl ee impersonations are well known, alsd of his libertiin it is superfluous to speak. We great pleasure in recording the- success of a charm- agpublic favourite, Madame Thillon, and an equally It ectritg one ...

... remained unimpaired, and that he was still young enough and blithe enough to enter fully into the humour of his part. In speaking of Mdlle. Duprez we have also spoken of the triumphs of Lablache, those of the two singers having been so closely connected ...

... superior to precept, we take the following report from the Mining Share Market, of Wednesday, letting the management speak for itself. At the meeting of the Tin Croft Mining Company, the ?? was received but not adopted, a committee having been appointed ...

... congratulate (with some few exceptions) the 5igerprising publisher on the success attending the work. It dote not bebove us to speak too much about our- sliees - nevertheless, there is no gainsaying the tact, that the ?? Estate is not the least in the realm ...

... tiny mouth prepared fooil, under the belief that it cannot wait an hour for its first meal, So, the nurse-of whom we would speak with profound respect, for she smooths our first pillow, and adjusts out limbs for their last sleep, She rubbed his poor little ...