... (also conducted by Mr. Charles HlaU6) the week before .last. Of the work in its entirety we shall have occasion again to speak, in noticing its production by the Sacred Earmonie Society in the course of the current season. 33ach's sublime oratorio was ...

... 1burnt pyritesP was adduced., anm the extensive range of aniline products was also men- tioned.. Dr. Odling then went on to speak of the great benefts which mcinufacturing chemistry- denivea from the resarces~f urly cintiic en fo racton which wer orginllyobsrvd ...

... very wisely declines his hand, though she offelrs him her friend- ship. Will you unite your: life, she says (she always speaks blank, veras, as becomos hlr parentage, daughter of a song) with those wild lives that group around may causeP Will you ...

... that any additional in- formation le worth having. Dr. Manning is an I intelligent, trained, and careful observer, and he speaks of the minute agreement which he traced between the indications of the narrative and the physical geography of the country ...

... book. There are other examples in this col. lection not less lie than these; and there are others of which we prefer not to speak severely, for they are pro- bably only experiments. It should never be forgotten that the genius of etching ought to deal with ...

... Narmsaf. Of the en~e~gmens eand arrangements of tr. Gye'e 'new season of tne Royal Italian Optera we shall sean1 be eunabled to speak by the forthcoming prO- speotus thereof. ?? MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS. As already stated, Madame Schumann Was to have appeared ...

... ~ ~ th1s~ aalvA phtt~ Io, l iid'pe2ay of~~ to do.,donr.,ta d 'uIt. ,oanguine, and. Messrs. Kelk ' : Wh9 builng the. PaOe, SPeak o It ps theush paious edifficO ieready flnisd To, : ;ei visitor, however, who inspots the works,'eet sms in a state of cao ...

... An Easter MIonday audience was provided for at this bhouse by a parformance of In 2'ovafore, of which it, is unneoessary to speak in detail, the cast having been identical with that noticed by us little moreo than a fort- night ago, including again tho ...

... without drudgery and toil. At the end of an ex- cellent address upon the subject of art and art training, the learned Chairman, speaking of art and taete in dress, eaid that it seemed to him that they were under a tyranny of fashion in this country. Every woman ...

... superficial value, but I ought to ad in order to be fair both to the opera and to myself, tha tyou are perfectly correct in speaking of the pleasurable comic huimour of 'which Hans Surbs is the central repr eentative, and equally correct in speasing of the ...

... long absent favourite receive at, tho hband of an audience a more hearty or genuine welcome. MissThomp- sWs' triumph, not to speak of Ler romantie advontarets in the United States, have, it is true, been liard of from time to time on thio side of the Atlantic ...

... entertned by other inquir'ers, :who. attA- bute to tbe Merqian or Midlantongue the direct psentage of the language we now speak and wr~ite. . Our, readbrs may recollect an article on the Princess Charlotte, containing seoeral. inedited letters,' which ...