... Till each man find his own in all men's good, PI And all men work in noble brotherhood, D] Breaking their mailed fleets and armed towers, Es And ruling by obeying uature's powers, And gathering all the fruits of peace and crown'd with aul her flowers ...

... Lrndon; Biloss alDonald, Lodnldn Miss Bruce, Miss Ayers, Iliss Bal', McscIr John Robert Smith, Whitestone, Boyce, Wafers, Wiseaearl. Caffrey, H Mouordr, n It Woodn-r, John llyllan, C L Adricy, Storetlett 11 Low. Bowven, ft Canning- liam, E C Carslet ...

... ails Mrs and miss I'ollocke and suite, flesrtaerps-W W F' Nome, EEQ; , Pi' W Westby, Esq. D L; the R1ev Grattan t Gulnneso, Mr end thle Mlisson Grattan Guinness and suite, Mrso Judge Bell, thea Rev A J Ball, Mr and Mrs Rithardsen, Mr andt Mrs Duffy, Mr and ...

... catgut at that price satiety the craviegs of bel heart.' The great composer, I1alevy, hos just died at Nice, aged btixy-lhroe. John Elias Fyomosthieli Ilaievy wais born In P'aris fi 1059. LIke Molyorboer, Me'edelsiolin, and oilier ilinctrullus ?? of this ...

... ? were what we had seen by mi0oonlight really the ruins of the city ?' I was out early; Abe botel overlooked the southern arm of the harbour. That is the Malakoff, just opposite, and, farther to the ri'ht, just over that long range of ruins, is the ...

... Wynne Seymour Smith, John Shearn Thomas, Spencer Clarke, Caine Col- lege; James Webster Longonire, Samuel Francis [Creswell, Augustus Jackson, William Donaldson, George Proud, St. John's College; William Underwood, Pembroke College John Durst, Sanders Etheridge ...

... of Examiners on the 21st inst., viz. :-Messrs. Thomas Theodore Steward, Wolver- hampton; John Harvey, ?? Birmingham; William Baddley Wellington, Shropshire; and John Edwards, 3irmiiigham, (of the Birmingham School); and James Proctor, Iroi Bridge, Shropshire ...

... of the Stage eccentricities of the Yankee Gal and Irish Boy. The Dramatic Sketch of The Irish Emigrant, written by Mr. John Brolighanm, is already familiar to the London boards. As the hero, Tim O'Bryan, Mr. Florence showed a keen sense o0 Hibernian ...

... week, bor they have been the strongest wc have sean far some time. On Monday Shakepere's Tragedy of fling John, with MrG. V. Brooks as King John, Mr Walter Montgomery as Fslcooabridge, and Misc Avonia Jones, Contatnce, won performed ; followed by H. J ...

... when I do not clearly remember whether it was Lord John RuSsell, now E arl Russell, who promised that Mr. Disraeli.should sit for his picture, or whether it was Mr. Disraei who pro. mised tha t Lord John should sit for his. (Cheers and a laugh.) In either ...

... sucacess of the popular Draniathit and Actor, Hr H. P. Grattan, bas resulted in his re-engagement and the welcome repetitison of his interesting Drains, The White Beoys ec', The Rebel Chief, in which Hr Grattan represents Lanty O'Flsherty with effective fidelity ...

... M~aglstrat~eE, Aldermen, and Council of the Borough, DOU.LAs (ISLB OF MAN). TEIT2fl ROYAL-(Proprietor and Manager, Mr John Mosley.)-Mr John Coleman, the celebrated melodramatic Actor, has been the great feature here during the present week. On Monday he appeared ...