... returned, for the third of r time, between one and two o'clock in the morning, reputedly to from a revival meeting:-' Don't speak to me, meon, said iea the girl, I'm One o' the Lord's anointed ! ca ...

... recommendation, t111t s-be is II Ptipil of MIrs. Wood, the once Colo- -i.% 'This lady shall ilsi) challenge our remarks t( speak of last night's performnaneo. Made- o~ija r 3Mo Ilarepa, as flis programmes styvle .I) tie Ila.iost ittportant, o ie's ngagcnents ...

... poor old Mrs. iwho ii down wyith the rheumatism:'. ?? aT , the daughter, we have the following oi-euld net waltz or polk, or speak bad French, or nit sings; but evertheless, we must proued to t \tea; her eduction and what her accomplishments.. m thea, she ...

... yourself, 1 Perhaps from that voice I may learn the truth P' If so, then hear me, although, in addressing you, I can only speak truth, or that which my reason and my heart tell ae to be truth Being a republican in faith, I should, if I regarded merely ...

... crowded to suffocation. Does this look like decreasiug popularity, or imply that the artist's career is drawing to a close ? We speak with soine warmth on the subject, as we always felt assured of Mdlle. Piccolomuini's talents, and always arguedffor her a brilliant ...

... deferred to the end, as the garniture to the dish which contains the other six little delicacies. Sustainel plot there is none to speak of. The chief story on which the rest hang is pionalnt, but no more ; and when it colies to be found in what the maiu body ...