... 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 ...

... L'VERPOL SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS, QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET. We have to thank this society for the Introduction r of many new names to its catalogue, and many fine J works are exhibited from artists of whom we might o otherwise have reamined in Ignorance but for the at liberality with which this institution throws open Its C walls to merit, whencesoever it comes. Lascb, Lsutze, Js Ton Wille, ...

... IINTERNATIONAL EXHIBIT1ON. On Monday, at a meeting of the Royal Commnis. sloners, held at Earl Granville's honse, the question as to the day of closing was finally settled, the daks fixed, as we Intimated it would be, being Saturday, the 1st of November next. The contractors tried hard to get this date extended to the 15th or 18th of November; but, for the reasons we have alroady laid before ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &u.| TTHIS DAY. I Free Public Museum, William Brown.street-Publlo Days: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and haturdays, from Ten %rn. tlll dusk. On Tnesdays and Fridays the Museum Is closed (except to students) for cleauinp arranging, &ao. During Easter, Whitsun, and bbrlsbitns weeks the Museum ID open daily, except on Chrlitmas Day. Frce Public Lbrary, William Brown-8trest ...

... 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 closed (except to students for cleaning, arranging, ko. During Easter, 1Vnltsun, and Christras weeks ?? is Oeen daily, except on Christmas Day. Free ?uoblc Zibriary, Willtnm BrownmEtreet-Opn daily, ...

... ROUTLEDeS'S POPMAJ GUIDE TO LODDON AND ITS SUBUMsa. By (3. F. PARDON. Visitors to the metropolis and they are now legion, have. Do excuse for pleading ignorance of the won- ders of London, and they have also abundant oppor- tunity of adding much to the interest of a visit by making themselves acquainted with'the historical asse- ciations of 'the variou8 public buildings, and indeed of every ...

... U PHlLHARIMONIC CONCUERT. I PROGRAUrMP. PART 1. Grand Overture, eomposed for the Inauguratlou of the 1Iuternatioral Exb ibitlon, 186 ?? Triumnphal March, Religious March, Qaeik March, Sad National Abr. COstiva, espressameonte soritta per ?? ?? zlone Internazionale, for Soprano Solo, Orebostra, and Chorus. ?? .. ?? Thu Solo part, Mad'le Iitions. Solo Pianoforte, '1 Serenade and Allegro ? ...

... INCIDEN1TS OF THE MNTEHRNA- T1hNAL EXHIBITION. The time daring which the Exhibition Is open to the public is from ten In the morning to six in the eveniDg, or elight hours ; but for telee as many houns in each day the huge building is unvisited. It may interest souse of our readers to know what are the usual occurrences, and what is the appearance of the building, during that long interval. ...

... ?? LIUROVA,1,WXTRACTS. I HuM4 I4NGU4qB AZD, -1TY OP 8YW.-That anuge. AspoalA b~ jut jalls auldj,tbat-t 4o!d foxist of~ ~ ?? tRS grtY -dt P'pb cId' even -ii' t 'thloselowdfer t cvnnun, of ?? geaath event tin tb? p~a~eo tiatoa, is ?? ogn arurfieki fokt imylty' of- tan'a4a' s!- ' - & the man alonO, ;kth %eip&dtVof hit leettiruai s4 moril iatiel ?? The mordeeply e'lookdutiwo ths; structure, and ...

... 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 Olaughton-road, near Birkenhead Park. This is the second year that the society has exhibited on the ?? ground, and It must have been highly gratifying to the farmers and other ?? who take an interest in ...

... 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 diSsplay, and Indeed there are very few of tbe 36 Industrial elasses of the Exhibition which could not be representod. There are walking-canei by the Boore, whith would aonme under the heand of animal ...