... appears amongst the group like a gloomy yet kindly warning spirit. At length the catastrophe ap- P'oahes, and the spirit speaks. The scene is a chamacteristic one, and we will give it entire. Harry. Harry Muir. A Story of Scottish Life. By the author ...

... resolved to devote her life to his service; | and when our story first speaks of the family, Sally, is maid-of-all-work and confldential adviser in all household matters, speaking before she is spoken to, hiving a shrewd word on all subjects, and some ...

... armies of the Crusa- ders were composed, we have a just estimate in the concluding chapter of the work. The following passage speaks of its effects in some departments of art and literature:- During the crusades, the sight of the monuments or arobi- tecture ...

... power is as great as four strong aind effective boats concentrated in one rigid fabric, contending with one, com- paratively speaking, weak and ineffective boat; and the result has proved the fact, for no boat bas dared to contend with, or go through all ...

... its originality, its vast extent, and its triumphant success. Happily for the cause of industry and of art, we have not to speak of the great event of 1851 as one which has left behind it no memorials of its bright and transient existence. The pen, the ...

... Ancient Greeks, by T. Mogford. 3 No. 504, Portrait of Mrs. Haggard, by Mr. Salter, is one of his best pictures. Generally P speaking, however, the Exhibition this year is not v strong in portraits. In the water-colour room there h is a cleverly drawn head ...

... part with intelli. gence and auanimated archness, and altogether the result was a success. of Signor LuoaEst we would wish to speak with some ra. serve, as he appeared soon after receiving some cala. mitous family intelligence, which might well pro. duce ...

... an introduction 'to her, which the other evades, adding insult to injury by introducing the poet to the husband instead. Speaking of a church, he says, The door was wide open, the altar splendidly illuminated, and people kneeling in the' street. If ...

... love with the sister of the Austrian tyrant-is hardly satis- factory, and he isnearly dropped out of thethird actaltogether. Speaking seriously, however, Signor TAMaBsLIK, by the sheer force of his individual powers, at once took the first place. If his part ...

... tte school itself luring the last ten years, that question assumed a very different asoect. div ?? was a limited one ; and speaking of the King's Somborne school as a self-supporting one, the word self-support was intended to apply to the working of the ...