... SALE OF MR. FREDERICK T1 ?? PICTURES. fA-o?) our Speciai Reperter.l The mnagnificent collection of water-coloulr drawinp ant oil pictures belonging to *Mr. Frederick T-nnrus, Ebas. tou, was sold by au ...

... OPENING OF ge VIENA EXHIBITION ?? ; - . i T. 4, VIT, .. . . The following account of this ceremony is abridged from tbe one furnishled by the special correspondent of the. Standard ?? ,, ,; .VIENA May ...

... . THE B3AND REHEARSALS. Contrary to general expectation, the London band rehearsals were virtually brought to a conclusion yester- day, thanks to the energy and determinat ...

... I BIsMING)RAM-MUSICAL as . .-FESTIVAL. !1 I : l- . : - . - -l i; THX 1 I R DA'I YR . - I BhANDEL'S' ~'MEISSIfA ui. When Nilliam Cowper rebuked those who bwer con- tent vwith Messiahs :eu1ogy. for. H ...

... WnrfR}'s MRUST: A novel by Alm EDwmw CarlsTew. 3 vols. Third edition. London: Samuel Tins21y. Novel-writing having become as common as novel reading was fifty years ago, it is not surp ...

... ARTS AND MAlJFACTURES. NEW PATENTS. (Ceotribided by Mr. George Shaw.) The follovinig Patentis were sealed during the week ending -a3 ltlilnler, ClaytOn, improvements ir means of facllitating the combu ...

... PRlINCE OF \NVALES THFEATRE.--ADDRESS I BY YL. CALVE'RT.. There was a crowded house alt the Prince of Wales! Theatre last evelling, uid all lovers of &-halzespeare -will regret that Mr. Chnrles CaftIv ...

... SIR J. L'UBBOWK3 SHOP HOURS BILL. A ...

... HEDON [HARVEST FESTIVAL ing This ancient and noble sanctuary was most ul beautifully decorated on the occasion of the annual ~ely harvest thanksgiving on Friday night last. Its en- massive pillars and walls were decked with a tie- profusion of flowers, cereals, and evergreens. Of we course so large and handsome a ?? would Red require a great deal of decorating, and the ladies engaged ...

... 0 Iii LL1LLiLLJ ji 1110 THE SOCIETY OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS.--The Twelfth Winter Exhibition of the Society of Painters in Water Colours fully sustains the fame of its members and associates. The ...

... I-AS our old friend Baedeker crossed the Atlantic to annex a new world ? was our first thought on taking up the tiny lHandbook for New England in the ?? red bindin ...

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