... the voice, and its absence from any writing peculiarity or provincialism- Mr. Fechter, though he speaks Ecgltsh extremely well for a foreigner, does not speak itsmancirently well to deliver she striking passages of a tragedy in which the greatest geniuses ...

... part-ies who did not dispose of in the mor were unable to catch as much rnoney afterwards. The show of beeves was comparatively speaking, small, but the qaality may be denominated excellent. As the C hristmas is now ?? over butchers did not exhibit much 'pluck ...

... no doubt, be rather brisker had holders given way somewhat, but they seld firmly to fully late quotations, and, generally speaking, the demand showed a perceptible advance. The demand tended la some degree to deaden the sales, but did not eventually lessen ...

... however, and we must quote the beit at 75s per cwt. Second class 68a to 70s, and iaferior 60d to 64s per cwt. Generallv speaking stare cattle were almost a drag, except, as above stated, where the condition warranted investment It was quite evi- dent ...

... being of oplialon thist he requires repose, Mr. Lover's new drmna, .,which has bleen long in preparailon, and of which report speaks 7vry favourably, is positponed tit Monday, the 14th lnstant-drfondno Peo. ...

... of admired perfection, some of the grandest and most po- pular compositions of the great maestros of Italan opera, slot to speak of their presentation with every advantage that vocal and dramatic talentcould confe. Of the Oshpeo and Eswydice, a piece entirely ...

... pollital economists. His text is Ad Valorem, and he works net the sermon in his own pecn- liar and racy ways. Weather speaks for itself. Admiral Fitzroy has lately published some useful information on the subject, and the writer in the Crn/7sil1 follovs ...

... the comiac dramna of O'Feaiigan and the Fories. On a mecent occasion we have had to speak of the excellence of Br. Drew's personation of those two chiaracters, and to speak in high terms of praise of his actifg. we have only to say that he fully came up ...

... which they bear speaks well for the heracter ef what they contain, and divers thirsty tisitore are wont to express a wish that they were favoured with opportunitios of practically testing the eamplee with the view of being able to speak of their merits ...

... had heard in court. Speaking of hi intellectual phenomena be should say that Mr. Windham was childish- and inconsequent, giggling under circumstances in which a man of intellect would be serious, making tdisjointed remarks. Speaking of the ethical part ...

... Hoperul, though sad, It; tells in L nan nastive eicquence of a people's wrongs, and, with a rca, genuino truthfulneas and power, speaks from high places try of thosn tbinge with which 1the faithful and the trac Ii mest ever sympathies. 1 Speranza has on ...

... distinguighed actor will bo glad to-learn tbat hli dtbut In London has been a ceopleto sucesas The London papers generally speak in terms of tho highesot uxds- flon of the manner In which ho aequitted himwsele in Othello. JNN1!iY LINID AT LlvEnnool,-'rlie ...