... yL lVTITEl'S CGRAXD CONCERT. .. 111 iio f.10111 '1 11.10Oi'lience1100early fdiod l o 111e 1 11110.o i llil-oly vnil0o'1011, to enoly this Co1-ll-~ * I. ' not 01 conw0i00 IC1 ~11111aol- feooi Slic v veS Coll l'h-io .-l'ns Mdne 01 MIC O ill thle 111101110 of tho fir-t part, noiet wvith Nl~lI III ' l, I 'Ill. and( she cortaillly took a Jorge shooce er, O I I vron oin. Sbho wzs a s'ige ed ...

... L I r E R T '1 U R El. MAGAZINES FOR OOOO01FR. ITo Bhwl'irsodo(P Mcsacsziss Cornelius O'Dowd continues ' litsram, r(3 'Miacus Oil MenJc and Wosseri, end other tlsingge in Gen esl. There is also a conitinuation of the excellent stacy of Tony Buleric. Amuong thle otber readable articles are, those onl 'Thul Public lSebosols Report, the receiitlv plli li-hoed '' Mernoirs of Archbishop ...

... Our, YESTERDAYS. 0, littlo nimid, vith fl T- locks. nnd blue end tender eyes, l'bto efIDC to s 1b, ai e1s l spiz tkss, Ireoil the angel skics, IVho opeiied in the E Istes Star, is NVith soeterineS wood, To wasry faletinh aria a gliuin'so of tho fr proiniedlImd Iii fitfeli e~relilsc hiiit rose ariId fll like shodows on he neL! 0), little maid, svlio would inot iosi sle) innocent lke thc. 0, ...

... THE EXHlBlTfON OF IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES AN THE ROYAL NORTfHE, N SOCIETY'S S H 0 W. . THUER can be no doubt but that the exhibition of Imple- Iments and Machines, accompanied by the awarding of prizes for the same, at the meetings of our leading agricultural societies, has been of essential service alike to the imple- 1 ment maker and to the farmer; and it is a matter of regret rthat this ...

... LOCAL EXHIBITORS IN THE IMPLEMENT ?? .DEPARTMENT, &o. I' for A few days ago, thosp-.engaged in the erection of the the buildings in the yard were- considerably behindhand, but md the progress now made each day is truly astatnishing to the )en visitor who is unacquainted with the readiness and despatch with which light sbediling; tents, &c., can be run up when the the workmen have all the ...

... 94614-f Wit The Epigrams of Martial. Translated into English Prose. Bohn's Ctassical Library.-H. G. Bohn, 'London. MAROTIAL is celebrated among scholars for the witand purity of style of those uumorous books of shortpeoius whieh havegiven him a lastiu~r name in literature, but these produetions, while throwving a good of light on the manners, morals, and modes of thoaght of a mostdebased ...

... THE~i MAGAZINES, Ada. FinE December number of 'i'dc Coruleitl Atagathae is a capital daig one. In addition to some fresh chapters of Mr. Trollope's I story of The Small House at Aliingtofl, which will be dived all into with eager interest by all who have followed the progress Bun of that fascinating fiction, there arc continuations of two other my 1 agreeable tales- Cousin Phillis, aod ...

... beitrs. EARLY RISING. TnltorrH my wide window streams the BUD, For lo I the morning hath begun; With his rays, me, prone, caressing, Calls me to be up and dressing: Sluggard I see how I am WOkng WNV here the fresh night-dew is laurking, Raising vapour for the showers; Givin colour to the flowers; Unfo&ldig buds into green leaves; Peepingt under the homestead eaves; Warming all her children ...

... sit??atu I Q. Orler Farm. By Anthony Trollope. With Illustrations by J. E.Millais. Part XX. Chapman & Hall, 193, Piccadilly, London. THis is the concluding portion of Mr. Trollope's new novel, a work which, from its talent and artistic merit, cannot fail to command the attention and admiration of the lover of fiction, but from the perusal of which, at the same time, he is sure to rise with a ...

... - ?? FOAM, , THE INNER CHAMBERL' BY T. ARNIT8'TEAD. As in the quiet of an inner room, Far from the noisy street, and hueshd and still, Where treasured books and pictures wait, until, Leaving the weary press of uen, Ive come, And find them gladly, constant rlends. thougb dna Either the paiiter's dream-thougthts, limeted ivitb FiA, Or echoing records of a hero-wili, Living in words, though ...

... ,'sit I A aendy Book of the Chemistry of oils. By John Scoffern, MX.., London.-Bell and Daldy, 186, Fleet-street, London. Ie the present day, when competition has made scarcely less advances amongst agriculturists than in the busiest hives of urban industry, when publications on the principles and higher branches of the farmer's business are being con- stantly multiplied, and every district ...

... A very romantic and pleasing drama, founded on. 1John Don' one of Benim's tales of the O'Ilara Family, and calledI Th~e Peep O!Day,1 wee produced at our Theatre on Monday night. The action of the drama, which is commanding at the incident of a young farmer named Kavaniagh having, during the Irish eebellion of 1798, been made the dupe of a villianous 1middleman, Sieflie' P !rcell. Itbeing ...