... only represent about a month's income to him, so that if he has any ambition for office it must be of the com- paratively speaking' harmless kind. He has just published a pamphlet called Our Recent Naval Administr4tion,' in which he makes a remark of ...

... naked what was the- best method for preventlug moral conteionen to which his .eply., woun . .be tbo 55fl10 as, if .be were speaking of physical., contagien, namnely, - preavention.- ' Just as In 0the ?? life if they alow~ed the -exlit'eoe of the ife~tlns ...

... entrance: to the University Itself, to those who show signs of singular ability. If you ask the Universlties-I think that IF can speak for Oxford-to do this, every facility will be given for naking a sound anMI practicable scheme. I apprehend' that such a scheme ...

... The stuay of trees,, though An. finished, is especially good. Of the home studies and figare drawings from life, we must speak tenderly, as they are still, we believe, coin. paratively newtothe bilk of the students, Someof the ntide figure drawing is ...

... 'onduotor-- soti can give. ?? Othe ileeollaneous portions of the concert, ?? Ipreceded and followed the cantata, we must speak' very bdiefly. hIndclle. hiebhart sang Wcber's grand scona from Der areisc'hutz, with her wontbed intenlsity and'dranatlc ...

... Glee Union, whose merits were recently noticed in connection with. Mr. Anderton's last concert.it would be superfluous to speak. Their most effec. iive and pleasing performance on Wednesday evening was unquestionably Mr. Anderton's graceful serenade, ...

... or merits of performance, it was by fair the best of the series which it concluded. On the former point the progra.me may speak for itself. Qusrlett-InD minor, No 2 ?? TV. A. Mozart. Air-* I dreamt I Was m -Uerxen (Nsaaman) Sir MichaoC Costa. Duet-( ...

... eomevhat wanting In tenderness and refinement, Of Signor Foil's per- formance in the part of Sracstra it is Impossible to speak too highly. It was alike In voice and aoting a masterpiece. HE singing of the grand air, Qal sdegno, which provoked the ...

... shorter oiffurea arranged higher on the heaud the milliners aro' introducing a now, form of bounes of which we shall be able to speak more decidedly neat month. : For ?? wear long curls ?? on the shoulders or 'chignons composed entirely of graduted curls drooping ...

... roVse, my body ?? dt the ee'ice.of the head Iangenizn -Witnem say aigDnturI *A Do.ND. Fsaa. We have left but little ?? to speak of Dr. Winn's extremely uefl little book. lit is a purely. pratical work, giving- a great deal of dthe most valuable information ...

... the audlence .ws large enough for Boxing Night, it wan much too attentive and decorous for bso Bacchanalian an occasion. It speaks well both for the public mid the manageosunt that a. play In blank verse should be selected an a fitting novelty for Easter ...

... Staffordshire would help their neighbours to the utmost of their ability. (Applause.)- Sir John M~orris seconded the motion, speaking forcibly of the extreme readiness of the Earl of Liohfield to help In everything that concerned any. portion of the county ...