... celebrated Audex did not seea to bh Iively lu her movemnents. The schooners wvere well up and in close order, comparatIvely speaking; the deputation of fast outs stood down towards Diiecy, and then bore off for the Kish Light, roted the Burford Buoy. ...

... O9e per ewt. (BY MA, IOsZTlC -El .iJtCroAp). LC'NDON CAMILE MiARXiET-J77MNE 12,-The rsnp-ic of stock moderate. Generally speaking, trade steady at Mon. lay's rates. Beef, 4s to As Sd; mutton, 4s to *.7 OdC; Iamb, i;.s to 7s; veal, 4s 6d to Ss Gd; pork ...

... year-, andt titere was a conisiderable faillitic off in the' prime cleitent of all fairs, fat (meef. 'irte latter. generally speaking, ?? a painful decrease in qitati- tity, wlhicll accounits, v'ery inatttrally, for the excesoiv'ele high prices itow demattded ...

... clinldto ?? 4rt1LAn pertlaps souse of yoss may ienetber the very beautiful passage it which tite late lamsented Lord Macauley speaks of the bnrivalle(d beautics of the scenery in the neighbouring county of Keerry. He says, iso his History, 1 Tite south-west ...

... part of anyone, even though shareholders were on board, or any failure in that courteous treatment which was their due. She speaks also of the polite and kind attention of sonme of her fel- low passengers. It is po'sible, therefore, for the direc- tors ...

... universal, our old-established fair on yesterday showed much of a decline on our for- mer ones. The crops, however, generally speaking, are progressing very favourably, though very slowly, so much so, indeed, that, notwithstanding the surety which, it is ...

... aind direct it betlily and spiritually lhsts- tI self, Wye are wholly unable to guess. All we conl pretend to st do is to speak of It according to its deserts as at itasicaettnto;- taltmntent, jeidged frees whitch potint of s-low, it may be pro-0 siotutied ...

... CGeorge Galitzin. What strange slid evenul I stories the walls of the old Round 12oem could tell bad they but the power to speak. If they had, doubtiless theyc would bay-` Within us, for close oil a century, has been heard the triumph of human genius in ...

... Theatre, and of Madille Orvil (a pupil of Madtlo. Viardot Garcia), but for the presant, as we have not ?? them, we cannot speak of their capacities, which are said to be of it very high order. Mlhlle. Scdlatzek, Millc. Itita, Sig. Angelo Lulze, Sig. Chilerii ...

... and sublimity of the lyric B drama has been more splendidly illustrated than by this ]a consummate artiste last evening. To speak of her recep- tr tion, or to dwell on the encores, or the applause which C attended her performance, would be needless. The ...

... stage up to the close of the opera she was heard wills delight and rewarded with rapturous ap- plause. We would be inclined to speak more of the triumphs in acting and singing of Madame Gassier last night only that we are reminded that we must leave a portion ...

... will merely,-in speaking of her vocalism, mention her singing of the air 1Que Bola Virgirs rosa. We need not say that this song was heard by the entire house in delighted silence. Its own merits as a. delicious favourite melody, not to speak of its exqu ...