... The pieces selectod for her debdr In that city were East Ly7nne, and her famoma character of Medea, and the local critics speak in terms of the wanerst praise of the manner in which sheimpersonatcd bothl VoWe, jisplaying the highest histrionic genius ...

... are said to be surcresful. Mr. (4ye i8 said to have engaged for his comi. b1 g aean Signora Galatti, a aady of whom report speaks ibiby. Mr. Gyes Is sad. In the Gazette Ausfeise, to have also etug#ged Signor Pancani, a tenor. ; Te Handel Festihal at Sdenham ...

... Lucia a re30dlouer trfle, the eweetest things In aound Imere melrdls, but they have to bo silent oa this score when they speak of tIO Norma, so frsught with grandeur ard beauty, and the mact exquisite of melodles runs through it even as a s1hiing ...

... years olds, also well bred springing heifers, for 811 10e. The dry stock did not fetch near so high prices, comparatively speaking, the average price of them ?? from 71 ?? to 121 10s a head, and yearling calves were still lower in price. As to sheep, there ...

... her general actlig. Theie and other ohservatlron of the kind only go to IllUstrate Chatb seom critic , like other people, speak of matters of which they are sublimely igno- rant, and romind us of the children thai wished that thetr dinner ahould be all ...

... must. In strict Jissues, be assilned a high place in thle first rink of these who rcoesto deserved eminenaeeenthe stage, Speaking of~he l5.st APPesrencela8 Birmingham the Joumrall adys-. it ?? welt that ends well,' &las .Batemalin tenut indedi 6e penzra ...

... pcrsonsn contributed vory Much to its ?? Clas Of ?? pirrformanco of the burlesque extra. varerza of the Lady of Lyone,' we can speak In terms of the iligheot praise, Thlo aecralt charactors aere admirably represented. The gentleman who took the part of kitautiaant ...

... a most satisfactory demand and still continue to sell high; Three year old heifers fetched friom IS to 161 each generally speaking; two year old ?? 91 to Il1 10s each ; yearlings from 51 to 91 each, BllockIs were scarce, and quoted from 61 to 12it IJe ...

... goes by with a bose. -Tbe maln Ide of hi life le to look if itwere allright, becanie nobodyo4! dog is doomed; yet if yeu speak to him his tail gives up the hypocrisy of being Iudoependent, and wage iS I It'would come off; be will follow you to the end ...

... and act, Totfas 'old tent'eams was prora to take walks dgwn rleet-atroat, 41tabswas alto prone in the Course of his walks to speak of m040anner. and Othigs as he liked them. .He says that I Sbt~~iere~ coedyof 1,Twelith NIght;- or whichx yoti wi's iu the ...

... purposeoo enabling the judges to conduct their. inspections with the utnoet .convenieaca. Tue' shbw itself was not, generaoly speaking, one of the best, s9d Wmasinferior .r the previous exhibitions given by the 3ociety. fn each department of castle, horoes ...

... know, a nobleman who spent hisfortume in the country, where he was lsnown and rc3pected by every porson. It was difficult to speak in the precence of a person who deserved praireo but he thought every one would join with him in saying that he was es popular ...