... and saug a few nights ago for the National Choral Society, Exeter Hall, as a substitite for Sims Reeves. The journaliste speak of his performances very favourably. and consider that he will preve auseful addition to the limited list of our tenor singers ...

... shadow is beginning to fall eastward. But his re ilence in Ireland has not given him the s.ighest touch of the brogne—he still speaks in all the breadth und purity of the Scot ish langnage. We had almost forgot to notice the fate of Dash. He died some years ...

... Lancashire, cons-quent upon breathing better uir, more attention to domestic dutics, and the greater prevalence of temperance, speaks volumes, I cannot but think that the present Bastardy Laws tend to incresse this iofant mortality, and I am confirmed in this ...

... good meal for herself, as well as of mouey to take home for her brother and sister.”” While his mother and Mrs. Green were speaking, Alfred Hermitage had drawn forth his eye-glass, and, with a cool insolence worthy of a first-rate man of fashion, he turned ...

... Hannay, it appears, was right: no connection ever did exist. Mr. Disracli never wrote a line in the paper, Advertisements speak of a new literary journal. Private information tells me that the undertaking is well backed up. The Literary Budget failed ...

... victim took away from the outrage even the element of gl::.k which is sometimeq held to palliate such freaks. oolboys, not to speak of those grewn to man’s estate, bave long eschewed this kind of boistereus mischief, We are glad to find that is royal highness ...

... which I did not before behold it. I have been thoughtless, extravagant, and dissipated, but yeur information, your honest speaking, bas roused me, Will you complete your kindness by telling me to whom I am so deeply indebted.” “That request I must taks ...

... sense—mind, I say only a worldly sense——aze best calculated to insnre comfort. Fox imstance, now, Alfred—T think it best to speak plainly to. the purs pose—this Jane Wilmot, whom I have agreed to take into iny service, is a very pretty and lady-like girl ...

... best methods he had seen as to its perfect ceodorizing and coavenient portability, He had not suffizicatly tried it 30 a 3 to speak | of its valae as a fertilizer, but he was making experiments, and bad no doubt about its being cheap and uselul to farmers ...

... rivers which empty their waters and their traffic into the Baltic, the Black gcs, and the Adriatic. Its inhabitants, generally speaking, are intelligent, industrious, loyal, brave, and frieadly. Its maritime commerce was restricted by the fact that it has only ...

... magistrates on the actual condition ot prison discipline, we only give him his legitimate que when we say that we believe he speaks l with earnestness upon a subject to which he has de| voted so much time and attention. Prison discip| line is, as his lordship ...

... and no one knew bim, for he had not appeared there before. All had now departed bat himself snd the youth. “Do you wish to speak to me, gir,” 3aid the latter, who was struck by the grave, almost sad expression of the stranger s eountenance. . *Yes, [ do ...