... ,r; I ,T . .- . Is,,^ a UM;SER MUSIo.-Babby !-PtmJck. 3, Professor Max-Muller has announced a lecture on '0 Darwin's View of Language. Pancls will condense it it for him:- A mere monkey-tricflc!-Id. n We observe by the Uuiversity intelligence, that a gen- t tleman has been elected at Oxford to a LucyExbibition. P Would it not have been a delicate compliment on the part ! of the ...

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... THE IDYL OF BATTLE HlOLLOW. fiv e -*4tLE U- k ,,A Sa , - ?? r rsa&J Jn ?? . (War of the Rebellion, 1864.) No, I won't-thar, now, so! And it ain't nothin'-noI And thar's nary to tell that you folks yer don't kcnowv And it's Belle, tell us, do! aud it's Belle, is it tre '? And Wet's this yer yarn of the Maior and you ? Till Ins sicko f it al1,-so I an, bnt I s'pose Thet is nothin' to ...

... TEAItE' RQYAL. , ,,a~j I±liVXAJ,. , The Woman 'in; 'Wite'?? nnyalyibe onsidered as Mr. i Wilkie Collins's, masterpiecain'e tht peculnliar class of fiction tke beauty of which consists in the great skilo and: cor- weithof its plot. The reader reads and reads, wondering owhat swill, alltnur out, oandg the farther he reads the pro. founder become the mysteries and tws:he labyrinths -of the story ...