... tITEFRARY AN] ART GOSSIP. Tdiddlemarch is about to be published in 4 vole, by M~essrs. Blackwood and Sans. The suhecriptiolis for the children of the late John a. Brough have now reached nearly £i600. The Wandering Heir isi the title of lMr. ChYIjee Rieads's new story in the Christmas Number of the GYro)il ic. N~a hoe says it is expected that Sir William Jeonnor wil be the President of ...

... =IEATR IIEBID:ELBERK-oN TEE TERRACES We stood upon the castle's height,E So lull of old romances: The moon above shone clear and bright,I And silvered all cur fanucies.l Thu Neck ar murmured in its flow, The, woods with dew were weeping,l And, lighting up the depths below, The quiet towin seemed sleeping.i The battlements rose grim and still- ] la mnajesty before us,l And hloating faintly uip ...

... ?OflKSllIRE OThRISTMAS CATTLE SHOW, n.vfllrnl ? ,? *3?? t I - - The sixteenth annual meeting of the Yorkshire Society ( ? ±i?e Christmas Exhibition of Stock, &o,, took place yeeterday, in the wool sheds at York; and, notwitlistand. ing tte previous reports of oatt?.c plague, which has now y?app?ly to a11 appearance been stamped out, there was a larger show of cattle than Inst year. The ...

... ?ASHIO1?? FOR flEOE?EU I(From f the Ahlisser anii -Dsvsremso l) The light pas~esi shadec of coloutr sO much in ve0tu autumn are still en fashionable as ever, but are nS e bined with very deep dark shades.owcm HIere is a list of some of the more novel tints : 8or brownish-grey; espoir, pa.Io blue; fumseo, ainnky.e1tt fleur~deapsichea pinkish mauve; josie, a light yellowj1n; olive; prune ...