... ?? - -- I ;radctito- I I G==~EMS OF THO°UGHT. Osun, ?? than extraordinary natural ?? a vast majority of in. pawer, has bee tue secret of sbeendisti gih for extiu- btanceS among those h oriar Mcelts , to youir enemy is forgiveness; to your Thieabe t tinig to g to y, rienyour heart; to your child, a Opponent tolerance father, deferenco; to your mother, con- good Ta;npld t a Isr pmiload of you; ...

... I (From La Follet.) The season promises to be Taore brilliant than any that have gladdened the hearts of our readers for several years, and the toilettes in coarse of preparation bid fair to do full justice to its festivities. Now that the overplus of pouffs and other exaggerations have passed away, weseeem to have arrived at a much more simple, and therefore ele- gant, style of dress, We ...

... i I The poor little Welsh fasting girl has been eclipsed. Louise Lateau, of Ilainault, in Belgium, does much more wonderful things than mdrely fast; and, what is more to the purpose, she has ts yet passed successfully-ilay, triumphantly- through every ordeal which the ingenuity of Flemish physiciuinBhitL invented to test the genuine- ness of her manifestations. Dr. Day's account of her in ...

... . PROYAL ALEXANDRA THEATRE. Tae special bill of 'fare for Easter provided last evening at the Alexandra Theatroe ws in every respect a highly-attractive one, and was roadered inooe than usually interesting by-the re-appearance of Mr. J. L. Toole in a character which hm greatly -acifeased hie popularity i Jthe metropolis during tbealastthree or four months. A crowded housea gave him an ...

... bin, ing strains, such frowns ! ...

... GOOD _RIDAY. To the great majority of the people with whom hf Good Friday is one of the few holidays they enjoy St in the course of the year, it is a matter of no little be importance that upon that day the weather shall t1 be favourable. For, in this character, the day is hi now regarded by a large portion of the population. d: The superstitious practices once associated with it w have passed ...

... ?? i u A ut AMUSEMENTS.' EASTER ENTERTAINMENTS. r Most of tho theaties and places of publi. amuse- iment mill be re-opened this evening with Aew i' |programmes for the Easte'r holidlys. e -At the JAletatdra'Mr. I'dold,, *hose appearance in Liverpoel isa always aedaptlible,'Wili, so ?? as I, this town is conerpei; suatain quite a new 61a- t' racter in the' opera 'bouifi's Princess of Trobi- [ ...

... littrary #dtirtiolt'o. 0 CARE iN LrrLi. THITIGS-Mefl often speak Coatealptuously il of over ?? attenhiili to ?? and subtle distin- k tious-while these nbiunte distsictions are exactly those which call for carefrl attcntion in all who would escape or detcet error. It is for want of attention to uinmate points that housest are robbed and st on tire. Burglars do not, in general, come a and bater ...