... - IN the front of Varignano, On a hard and narrow bed, Brooding thoughts, as a volcano Broodeth lava-floods unshed, Lies a chained and crippled hero, Balked andbaffled, not subdued, Though his fortune's sunk.to zero, At blood-heat still stands his mood. In his sumptuous sea-side palace, ?? Biarritz looks o'er sea, With all splendour, for such solace As from splendour rung may be, Sits a ...

... Court allb fj ast IIIon. THE COURIT. OSnonNE, MONDAY.-HCr Majef ty's health has not suffered from the trials and fotigu es of the journey and voyage, but remains much thl 3 same. VICEREGAL COURT. The following had the honor of dining with his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant on Monday last:- Lord Listowel, Lady Caroline and the Misses Las- celles, Sir John and Lady Maxwell, the Misses Max- well, ...

... A SIoUMG swain, who must surely make love with a lisp, seems to be wasting away under the effects of that malady, for which some have it that mar- riage is an infallible remedy. As that cure does not seem likely to be administered by the healing one whose 'balm would cure this lover's pain (and the girl must be a sensible one), it might be well that his m La would take him in hands. ...

... 12-T ? I I 9. iferari-I 'IDfirm OUR COMPANIONS IN GLORY; On, SOCmETS ISN EAVEN CONTEMPLATED. By the Rev. J. M. KILLEN, M.A., author of d Our Friends in Heaven. Tnis is an admirable volume. It does more than gastain the reputation of the author of Oar Friends in Eeaven-a book which is universally allowed to be the best and most complete on the subject of which it treats, and which has ...

... *$TtAA1 t Aa ?? -. - r-_ m , . . iagged Life in Egypt, by Miss M. L. Whately, daughter of the Archbishop of Dublin, is announced. The grpatest picture of James Ward, the famous Bull, has been purchased for the nation. Mr. Murray will publish shortly the thlid volume of Mr. Smiles's Lives of the Engineers. This volume will be exclusively devoted to the two Stephensons. - Among the ...

... ezurt ?? r THE COURT. L. COBURG, OCT. 3.-Her Majesty is as well as can be w expected. under the trying emotions of revisiting for ,s the first time the birthplace of the beloved Prince. .Her Majesty has taken daily walks and drives, with d the members of her family, in the neighbourhood of o Rheinhardtsbrunn, but is unequal to much exertion. It The inhabitants of the neighbourhood have shown o ...

... 9-aurt allb ?Jfas4ian. , THE COURT.. The Queen was expected to arrive at Cobnrg, from Rheinhasrdtsbrunn, on Saturday last. The. cirole of the Royal family is now somewhat diminished in number, as, besides the departure of Prince Alfred B and the Crown Prince of Prussia, the Prince and V Princess Louis of Hesse took leave of her Majesty BS on Tuesday last, and arrived in Darmstadt next day, H ...

... WiferarLy X-ldicts. TnE ART JouztNAL for October. London: J. S. Vir- tue. Belfast: J. Harton, Waring Street. DoJsou's picture, An The Happy Days of Job, which is engraved this month, is much more artistic in point of composition than clear in subject. That Job, the central figure in the picture, is enjoying the happi- ness of doing good is manifest; but what is the figure to the left, ...

... Touri allb fna)iola. THE COURT. i COBUERG, SATUImDkY.-The Qneen and the Royal r Family continue their daily walks and drives, favored l by uninterrupted fine weather. Her Majesty and the Royal Family have paid frequent visits to the nsighbouring Castle of Rosenau, the birthplace and L favorite residence of the Prince Consort. The Duchess of Coburg daily visits the Queen from the C Castle of ...

... UL-LECTURE BY I n REV. JOHN MORAN. YEsTERDAY evening, in York Street Presbyterian Church, under the auspices of the Congregational Tract Society, the Rev. John Moran, of Belmont, I delivered a most instructive and interesting lecture, i his subject being- Footsteps of St. Paul. There was a large and influential assemblage, including several of the local ministers. The Rev. DAvIn HANSON, the ...

... : CI art abn Sfasljrnn. THE COURT. BRUSSELS, SATURDAY.-The Queen, with the Prin- cess Helena, Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, and Princess Beatrice left the Palace at Coburg at three o'clockyesterday, and, travelling through the night, arrived at the Palace at Lacken at nine o'clock this morning. The Duchess of Coburg and Gotha accom- panied the Queen to the station at Coburg, and there took ...

... Court anb 'fasiliall. , THE COURT. : COBDUG, WEnNIESDnY.-The members of the Royal family continue to make excursions around Rhein- bardtsbrinn. Yesterday the Prince of Wales and Prince Arthur visited the Wartburg and the neigh- bonring roelky valleys. A great meeting of deputies from the various German choral societies is now being hohl at Cohbrg. On Monday last, during the stay of some of ...