INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
... INTERNATIO1NAL EXHIBITION. he- It is not yet time for her Majesty's hat Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1862 gle to make up their accounts, but it is pro- re bable that their task is now sufficien ...
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INCIDENTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
... INC1DENTS OF THE INTERNA- TIONMAL EXEIBITION. The Lest Property-office In the luternational Ex- ] hibition now eontains a sufficlentnumbar and variety of articles to make up a very respectable diSspla ...
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
... fINTER1KAT1ONAL, EXHIIBITLON. I Nothing is yet decided as to the date for closing the 2ExLihjtion. In 1851 the Exhibition was brought to a close on the 11th of October, having been open 141 days; acnd ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &c., THIS DAY
... PlUBIC AMUSEMENTS, &c., THI- DAY. I lree Pubfle Museumn, William Brown-8tree--Publio Days: Mondays, Wednesdays; Thursdays, and a~urdays, from Ten am. t&1l dusk. On Tuesdays and Fridays tho Museum is c ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &c., THIS DAY
... Free Public Museum, William Brown-stroet-Publio Days:. Mondays Wednesdays, Thursda, and Saturdays, ?? a, tm.ll dusk, On Toeeadays and Fridays the Museum la closed (ex ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &C., THIS DAY
... FpUBLIC AMUSHIUNTS, do THIS DAY. I M.- __ s j 1g pblid HUDOWAl, William rwq ?? yoep mon]daeWedneadaye, naAy, end Ntom nc ~ &m ?? 4g On Tuesdaya aud Flidsp he Is closed (except to ?? ?? TarIglng, &c. ...
POETRY
... I OLD AND NEW. BY ARTHUR HUGH OLOUGH. Old things need not be therefore tree, 0 brother men ! nor yet the nxew; Ah, still awhile the old thought retain, And yet consider it again I The souls of now two thousaid years Have laid up here their toils and fears And all the earnings of their pain- Ah, yet consider it again ! We ! what do we see? each a space Of some few yards before his face - Does ...
SEASIDE PHOTOGRAPHS
... I SEASIDE PfaUOTOGRAPHS. I LLANDUDNO. There are few towns so well provided with watering places as Liverpool Is. London is not badly off in this respect; bt though the good Cockneys rejoice in many a ...
GARIBALDI
... ?? I I 11: . Wounded-defeated-captive made- What thy redeotions now? Has Fortune, who EO falsely played, Been able thee to bow? Has humbled she thy form ereot? Subdued thy daring pride ? An ...
POETRY
... Il SONNET. The daisyflower is to the summer sweet, Thong6atterly unknown it live and die; The pheral harmony were incomplete Did the dow'd laverock mount no more the sky, Because her mleic's linked sorcery Bewitched no mortal heart to heavenly mood. This is the law of nature, that the deed Should dedicate its excellence to God, And in so doing find sufficient meed. Then why should I make these ...
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &c., THIS DAY
... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, ?? THIs DAY. F'ree Public Museumn, Witlliam Brown-street-Priblio Days: Mondays, Wednesdys, ThursEays, and %aturdaY8, IronsTen&am. tilldusk. On Tuosdays and Fridays the Museum IY clo ...
WIRRAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW
... IW1RIIAL AG1RCULTURAL SE[OW TIhe annual exhibition of live stock, farm priednos.. ITeplnents, &o,, In connection with the Wirral Farmers' Club took, place yesterday, in a largo field adjoining Olaught ...