... THE GRIEAT EXHIBITION. Tim oflicial catalogue has at length made its appear- ance to the delight of all wvhio have bieet and are likely to become, visitors to our Great Exhibition. The motto is- Thounart worthy, 0 Lord, to receive glory and hionour and power, for Thlou bast created all things, and for Thy pleasure they are and were created.- Rev. i v., 14. An improvement has been made in the ...

... cb igrtle. No. 89. 'Tlrt: EARNEsT MIINISTERi; exemplitieid in the Li~e and L.ahours of till! Rev. Fussey Tackahutrir. Bv tile R1ev. ube-rt I lustoen. BeIlfas I t: .1 G /i. s' ogidonU: Mutiot. 1)Dubli n: lreit' ott PrilIted bV J.fe~s Alex.. IIcidersont. THE menmoriaks or one so emittent in the Wlesleyan Methodist Conielxion as the late Mr. Tackabvery, car- not fall to possess a deer inlterest ...

... Syaslitoa aub naricticS. TiHE COURT. THE QUEEiN'S STATE BALL,. 'Itnr Queen gave, on Wednesday evening, at Bucking- hlain Pa lace, a state ball, whicih was very tliotserously :1ndi brilliaitly atteinded, tihe ?? aitountittg to ahout l1,900, a Hid coalplrising teie Royal family and loral isirci'sI the clinol of die diplomatic corps, and ceiginers ozt (listiilctionl staying, ill this cOtlitliW, ...

... 'THEE GREAT' I NIT)STR L'RI EI ilIT''ION. Tui I: aittotdattee on Satut'11day ?? most, f-oshdotiable, tiid [lie p0'lr'faluaiice of' Di-. Stewatrt Onl ithe organi iiti itid tittibet's to wait untitil [lie bell tolled lot departture, ?? tinply were?ii Il tottipenisallteli 0h ?? to hear hiis detvellopmen~tt of[hit ntoblie itisi'titmeni t Vl itl its ?? ?? Ie teiiess. 'The rinle Arts; ?? tfal ot [t ...

... TIHE GREAT INDUS'T'RIAL EXHIBITION. IThe nimboer ofr visitors to tile Exhibition on Th'hrs- tiny %vas ?? IThe itumber of visitors to tile Exhibition on Frirlay Nvat 4.122, leiing a colisiderablo increase Otl that of the pr'eviouls (lay. Onl M'olhIy (this lay) the price of ad- mi. inlt will bie rleduced to one stilli ig. ?? Stet art perfornlied onl Fridaiy a Iternomii onl the genat origai, to ...

... 10ortru. A SUMMER EVENING'S CALM. Tizz Summer's prime is come again; The trees are out anew; The current keeps the mournful past Deep in its bosom's blue, And babbles low through quiet fields. Grey with the falling dew. The sheep-bell tolleth curfew time; The gnats, a busy rout, Fleck the warm air: the distant owl Shouteth a sleelly shout; The voiceless bat, mole felt ?? seen, Is flitting ...

... J-NIM)iOll wilb THLE COURT. limi l MAJESty'ls DRiAWVINi-Rltfli. Thle Quieeni held a Dilrwiiir.. lleeiii oil Thuirsilav-after- 110011 ill St. jiaiLMOS l'a,?e11e Aflafley iiid ?? Osoioi liV( I (1n11lltilkn mi -, 01vea two oX-lock. received Ilv (ttile ' ~lll(~l of thie ?? Guard-s, ;iIICl Were0 t UeCILLt Ofit-is of' Siale. Tl'i fllg a1111 Q( ?? a ?? aii-iio iil tile Samiei state it. her. ...

... ja5l.ltull allb Yaciclie!?. 'llii'11 COURT. Tluar Earl of Aberdeen hadl atir audience of the Qu~een onl Sat tataaV. Pr'ince AlIbert, avcompanied by tire Prince of' \l aes, Pcirince Alfreal, aIrII thre I rke of' Srixe Cobrlrrg GorthIa, went, ol 'Saturday' afteirroon, to inspect. Messirs. Bari- ciayv arid Perinsira's bireweri', in tflai borotg-l of' SouthI. wcark. Tlhe Queenr andl Prlace Albert; ...

... Li fb l. No. 82. TIIE DuUIX I NIlVIlSiTY ?? rZZI Etl' Julie. Dublin: Jime.s .i1Ulashttr/j. Tnis number opens, as ioight bh expected, with all essay ou the subject of thL: Gleat Indu(s1trial Exhibitiol. The reflections Which the th -me is calculated to Sig ?? are eloquently. though somewhat too poetically, ex- pressed. 'rle ti'SL palt of a paper, on the Ancient Music of the Hebrews inl goeneral ...

... GREAT INDUS'T'IlIAL EX[IIIT[uN. TIE itltelri't of the biildin2 prneentel a 'cnaklil alinlatf-d appois;ll-alic.e Oil Sattirly,l. ts- tjle1liwir al ?? at it ?? it WUs ?? thit ?? Stevail wsouldl~ 1wrlt;>lwin onl thle =Irt or;:OTl, terewlsi ?? ILS; I s lad t LI r Idlerllc ot f.Viqitm'i pr'!esent, w\ho colsltilliue( for Sitllie tilile tO ralrve from ?? it Viltnti lilatinilt towrarditthe Central ...

... ( 'E A'I' IN DulTs Il.. I-AlIMLI [ION. 'Fur Iluuehlei of lrseolls %Vli Visite(d thle Exliitiil 1li SateU (hl v ?? to GC,-I3, ul1,; er ?? Ihe! very uilalvetiltabjle weeathier, ayll tbe regatrd(el as ai {.lii atteitdance. 'T11 1iilbel of persons wvlto visittii the l'xhihilioii 11 M\londa.y was 7,hItf78 '1l'he receipts c etc veroy IiLVOTI- 1lile. A 'eet ted girictlv imiiproved elitioll of' til ? ...

... Et 6 icV15- 'No. 92. Emanjifi F %-itis aI, F'ltiiitT ''itn.Hs or al I.e'eiia vanid DL-soi'tip9vs. Lon don: III- ojam, Couk's, &\ co. Tii is is uoc' of ti e moust beautiful blooks of ithe season: and tile subject is one whichsi possesses a degree OF' at - traction Fur Engxlishmene eC poeumlv, wic h clve ia ?? who Call boait Of fv oe' ii' one Of' stir ?? 1;Iiagnifieeitt for'ists. eani ,.c'nrcet ...