... REVIEWS OF BOOKs. Saxx rN FRENCH MONASTzittiE By A. TAYDoR. Skeet.-Thie amusing volume affords the reader art In- sight to French monastic life, the: author and hb iiffO baving resided for Various periods of timo at somo Of the most famous monasteries of France. At all, they were cordially welcomed, hospitably entertained, and treated with the utmost kindnoss and consideration- The recluses ...

... SCRAPS FROM TILE CODC PERIODICAL6. ?? the 1,; I JiO.E.1 A SONG OF TriE SEYS. BDRine Canterbury, We're brotherly very.' Oar mouths, too, ewe mealy, Without doubt, say, Ely. We've the voice of the charmer As well, rejzins Armrga. I don't think so at all,' Drily aids Montresal. 'S top, cries cut uilmore: We had beat shut the docr.' Desr me, says Ohio; That's the game you would try oh ...

... LM'BY ' WIELLANEA. FAVOUR e0sltsa' man abvi) his equals,,b t his dis- missal frm thst favour plaesa him below thS em. I IT lawell fousha thatwe are born babW; -in Intellect. Oould we undd~stand ?? upon onehalf of -wbat most mothers at that time say and do to us, we should d eaw conclnsionS in favour of our own importance which would rentder us insupprltable;foryears. Happy the boy whose mother ...

... PlUBLIO AXUBMNTB. DRURY LANE. Striotly adhering to the prozramme anucruced at the commencemont of the season, Mr. F. B. Ohatterton with- dreaw ' Faust at this house on Monday night, and sub- stituted Shusakpere's play of King John, with substan- tially the same cast of trharacneraS he geve the public ah the opening of theeatre in September, 1866. Mr. Phelpe reporesents the Kiing, Mr. ...