... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... Sa5bion aiib uaricur,5. Tir Quen nd THE COURT. TirrQuee ?? Albert wvent to Ascot Races onl Tlhursdfay, accompanieid by thle whole of heri -Majesty's ill ?? garest stay3inlg a~t the Castle. Her -Majesty returnied to thle Castle at hal f-past five o'clock. Prhe Queen gave, inl the evening~, a grand dietiiir, whbich was Served otl the msagn ificen t service of' gold phile il thle NVatei I on Gil ...

... I artrtu. A RIVER THLIOUGHIT. TilE banks of the river were lovely andl bright, As blossoms and boughs met the Sumnrner noonliglit; The moss hid the river, the tree screened the moss, And the willow's thicl; tresscs fell Sweeping across. The cottagers' homes on the sunniest side, Had Wild hedges of %voodbine that trailed in the tide; And the deep-bosormed river rolled merrily by, While its ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...