... at a place called New- townards: Such men, I think, would soon dry up the beer-can of the Guards I Come down yourself and speak to us, and then I will engage You'll get the very answer we gave to Sergeant-Major Page- Who, when he wanted us to 'list, to ...

... hMdl1e. TitieZ and Midlie. Naleria for Mdlle. Ilma di Murska; thw. Signor Bettini has seen many summers since tht date we speak of; that Signor Del Puente cat hardly be regarded as Mr. Santley's co-rival. How. ever, if all the changes were as happy as ...

... curi- osity should be aroused wvith reference to the wotman who, having been trained as an actress in a foreignu school, speaking a foreign language, and imbued wiqth all the characteristics of her nation, shouild, within an inconceivably short time, ...

... of which he speaks very highly. He went down the Lee, and saw the glories of the scenery there. He went to Killarney, and, returning to Mallow, came on to Dublin. He seems to have been very happy in his casual acquaintances, and he speaks very gratefully ...

... remean- l hered that Perikles lived iu a ntime of peace, w when nien cotuld afford te speak with majesty; buat Demnosthenes lived inl a timie of turmoil, l whell to speak asias to act; Lhs speeches brea'hed wtr.i and after 2.000 years had roiled by those ...

... EA -- - . BALneAsLoy, ?fAY.-Thotgh onr spring Eair does not, strictly speaking open until to-morrow, the second Saturday In the month, th -year it corn- menced yesterday with the sae of pigs, over a thoud of which were exhibited in the makt square, and ...

... same press, in a style that would do justice. to a better time. Most of us who have come to the years of discretion-or to speak mors fitly, for that is but a vague distinction-most of us who have arrived at that dignified period entitled middle life, ...

... business as Desperrieres, especially in the drunken scene, which was unnaturally forced. The scenery was gene- rally speaking good. The other evening it was necessary to point out that some little attention ought to be paid to appropriateness as to ...

... oluls not in pro. portionate demand at 71. Gs. to 101. 7s. fid., and yearlings, 31. 16s. to 61. per head. Tlhough, strictly speaking, the price of sheep has not improved, yet the brisk demand whieh prevailed, especially for large lots, was looked on bv ...

... Valrinder, the lover, was taken by Mr. A H Kingsley, and that of Mrs Lambert by Miss Jane Cofreney. The acting of the company, speaking geserallv, was strongly coloured rather than finished. Each part, however, was well sustained in the main, and the interest ...

... spirit of our Dub- lin tradesmen it rarely happens that any appeal is made to the public in their special interest. In- deed, speaking for myself, I must say that this is the first opportunity that has presented itself to .me of subscribing to any fund of ...

... by heart. 'the wonderful manner in which Bee- thoven has balanced the instruments, giving each its fair' innings, so to speak, never fails to extort admiration. The viola is a mere or less thankless instrument, but yesterday it had its chance of singing ...