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... MR. HULMAN HUNT'S PAINTING. It has always been a question of the greatest in- terest for modern art whether the Prre-Raph5elite heresy, as some did liot hesitate to call it, would lead to a reformation, or simply end in a retrogres- sion to those earlier phases of development in art which are deservedly extinct, For some years we have been threatened with the latter alternative, and. the good ...

... LITERA TURE. Memoirs, Letters, and Speeches of A nthonky Asldey Cooper, first Earl of h/aftesburen, Lord (Cban- ceflor; with ?? illutratirijhixs Lifefroot his Birthto the Restoration. Edited by WILLIAMS S DoUGAL CIJaISTIE, Esq., Her Majesty's Envoy r Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in 3 Brazil. London: John Murray. There are few people in the world who like to Y have their capital ...

... RlEM MAJESTY'S THEATRE. That Mademo-selle Picoolomirni should have omitted t1`o 171gt,y dO7 dc leygvtiefl to from her brief series of farewell per- ThE foreesneos is surprising. After Vl'(o/f/i, in, La Twvansta, her direct best impersonation is undoubltedlY th viaatue 5'0 c flonizetti's opera. Perhaps her reason for rejecting th Thb r ivandit'b- was that she pireferred pronouncing her lost ...

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... LlT1?'RARY IU?I2ORT. 1 ost important event of the InadUites pearance of volumes V. and VI. of i E?! 3 1,a~tifrom the A ccession of hlenry in 1' JI 0r' e~th of Qtue'rJe;j l'i.baleth. By Joux in ?? f°t ?? (London: J. W. Parker and !. u worl3 k, besides being reviewed at 0tt 0 evl colanht and those of our contemn s 6 il1l probably largely moon[)olise thle cri- NV iterary and ltlueattid circles, ...

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... If ER MA JEST Y'S T7SEA TI? E. The first performance this season of Signor Verdi's rrost popular opera IG Trovatore, on Saturdsy evening, at- tractedi a numnerous and brilliant attendance. Their Rloyal Highneesea the Duchess of Citubriig's, tile Prin- ces Mary, and the Duike of Camibridge, were ntnisog the cotepany and occupied the royal box, nnd, although many of the subscribera are out of ...

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... CR F,7'SIL PALACE. THE INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL. The arrangements for the visit of the Orphcoiiistes of France to attend the great musical ifestival at thie Crstal Palaco next week are now fast approaching completion, and the first section of that body will arrive in London this day ; the whele of the remainder, 3,000 in number, will arrive on Stndav. The Western lice of Franco has ...