... here went through the full university course, and acquired thai the regular status of ?? which though not, technically thai speaking, a inegree, is in the faculty of lawvs in niany respectsko analogous to the BA. in the faculty of arts. The L.S.B. kno degree ...

... presides daily over the social section department of the Eisteddfod, and does not speak a word of Welsh during his presidency. I myself am presiding here to-day, and I am speaking English; and I would ask, therefore, how can it possibly be said that we are ...

... Mozart. The time is now come when these illustrious men are hailed as kindred spirits and brethren in art, Let us then cease to speak as we ourselves, as well as many others, have too long spoken of Verdi. The same public that have applauded the author of Don ...

... Of bi his visit -to England, but it seems to have been DE somse years ago, for in an account of the House of li, Commons he speaks of Lord John Russell. He M landed at Liveipool, and thence came by the Ei Welsh route to London. The first-class carriages ...

... annotators have indulged. We wate can scarcely fili one play in which they are not seas sn.ore anxious to speak for him than to let him floa speak for himself. Take Hamlet for example. The sure phly has scarcely opened when Marcellus, referring Las to ...

... says: The engagerrents entered into by the Porte towards Europe, and the services we rendered in 18fi6, gave us the right to speak and to be listened to. We have not ceased to point out as the essential bases of the required reforms the Idefinitive accession ...

... English version the usual changes have been introduced, and with the usual result. 'The married lady becomes a widow, who speaks interanisable specches in a succession of suppressed sobs, and, for no adequate reason, leaves the man who is in love with ...

... performances of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Santley in music with which they have so often been associated, it is unnecessary to speak in detail. Mr. Leigh Wilson, the tenor, who made his first appearance at this society's concerts last season, has scarcely ...

... the appearance of reprints, in a ebeap and port- able form, of many of the works of the great composers; and we have now to speak of one of the greatest treasures in the entire range of musical art, produced at a price which will enable the humblest student ...

... this opera in Italy-its subject and plot-its oharamteras' a dram and as a musical composition-we have already had oocasion to speak so fully on'its being very rtcently brought out at the Lyceum, that little or nothing rsalna for us to say on those heads. ...

... firm, and in addition the men who had twenty c years' service lhad ios, spending money each, and those of less service 5s. It speaks well for the firm to have to state that there were 150 found en- c titled to the larger gratuity. So good an example I cannot ...

... Theatre Royal, Dublin. On Monday last they gave a performance of Balfe's Puritan's Daughter, of which the Dablin journals speak in glowing language, especially of Madame ?? charming acting and singing in the character of the heroine, Mary Wolf. The other ...