... 'ROYAL SAlEDOnA., HOT , UTUX1 I .,Ii -- ?? Us L ?? Ty. I,.- I AYIJvSfl L. ,, ,; 2.. W t biQ9, t , se n under WtJd is ?? he'ty .tqokylacd i amryti i !ye 1 aboutrastinanspieiwe sosW ! oNWl'4' e For E getting. fower ?? froi';te 4pfos v prenrhooses,.gnsty ind*?anaihea~v shiowps- pfre t vaii~g. ?? '4ibe'r n ing'ieei'theiPn& Notarwltae,,f 1Sion 'Sl of Itoware~or the tableatettet il ?? p4,9 this . ...

... £lTeRATUR, ScIENCE, & ART ITEMS. : (Feom the Athensuuml) is renoured that Dr Campbell, who was ted in 1855, is going to resign the Print A d niversity. The patronage 6 with the Crown. The seoond volume of the Records of the p3A is getting ready for publication, and Will asio several articles illustrating ancient ?? history. This volume will be devoted escluively to Egyptian texts. The ...

... LITERATUBB. m ~eand Time qRoetGib, Lord. of c -Who would have thought the Gibs. came in ,cith the Conqueror,, or that it was anythilag2 else than the familiar diminutive of that Gil- ri bert Y. submitted to equally by Bishop Burnet. of Y Salisbury and thu 'humbler but uniscrupulous f Mr Giossin of Ellangowan.? Yet here it iash nmnutely and trustingly set forthb- The Scotch 1 family of Gib ...

... * U-/T=iZArUziX SC IC & Ce ART 1 T.MS., k`~, ~, .- ~. - ~I I N6ct week vrobably We Shall1 print a-,poem by Burns w hic hbanot, it- is, eble vied ) bee n. ub ?? b~efpor.; ~ i ' - -IThe -story of Valentine ?? has be'en 6oimm en'cediu Btackwoo44s Megaz ie, is3 webliv; from the en -of, Mrs OM i bat --Mrs .Alidereon- will rejlj-in the bezt~ num ber, of. -the F on4ing tlh Rtei- o r Maiidsle 4's ...

... MAY 1T-ITH, 1373. MUELALA-BISA COUNTRY. __ their thedi F'ar down the Afric Continent, abilit In lands the white man rarely sees. able l Known only to the Arab tramp. gratil Or the slave-hunting Portuguese. tboe Westward from Bemba's sunny lske. was i In Muelala Bisa land, Prov, The hero of a hundred toils repre Utters his faint-his last command. exprE A hut to die in build me here- cated sent ...

... F) gcr iefaUwD Ar~spd on our Irish tucofios tr is perhaps nobody who can preach from ba n 1popu ar text so boldly, or who can compel ths i bitterest opponents to attend to what he , ti Iso respectfu3y1 as Mr Matthew A bnrld. a ae rg state the text of his new preface in the wr te followin propositiolns- ex Tbe British Governiment is bound to sta- 'ne Roman Catholic religion in Ireland. F T The ...

... LI-T- -- - RE. 1)Dean- Rams-ai thet This edition-tbe 22d~-of the famnous remsinis- about caon es is 7enriched by a little sketch wh~ich might bluam have been easily enough expanded into a formal to a aimemoir of its distinguished author. The sketch for a isntalitnighit have- been, and the last half 'lam~e 3, o itinded, is rathier a collectioni, s-udis insdigesta miainil - ne ?? interesting ...

... LITERATUBE. M Ribot's work, coin- pigs, Jmes a J-S. Mill, Herbert Ch,( of ey, .G. JE. Lewes, anid Samuel alla SPWu be useful to ay who way wish to of ior the leading thoughts of them. authors, usp ,ee e time or opportunities debar them bot,tudying the original works. . RibOt TI a ~ic iu pe he writes with all a French- an' (earness~, and hisl sketches on the whole ,9 r fair and satisfactory. ...

... 'V ?? ..N~ e e . . ' i - it ?? j ?? ' 4etga'thj amesd Meo bt.t T:lenowmi- lull -. - - I Ot =omuw 0h eL r ,T ?? tvlc ' .T wr ib. te t Dias ?? uoebat~ .1,1- ?? duri, one of eia -W 0 oeirtasteib lit's ; ?? Th t, -,ftiXz'.orc~t _-E * . ?? i : Xnomw s55oisaneytmit eD ...

... 0QI~I 0RWFW~hm~ t ra c do lthefourth of the series tin Exhi~bitions, prorsoted under 4 of Her Majesty's Commisioners, T t - 'outh Kensington. The weather 1in 910 offind at ud the day being one of the of E Og^ioodys %ys, the attendance of visi- mer t= vy lrge. 'From the time when the ate opeaed {IL they vwere closed, the was efpeoslein theye galleries was holi and± pgarticular 'h'urs the ...

... T At , ABAKY iU§1A ASSoCA|ION. ,;Oi Tieskda evening the Albany; Muical , Asso-iftoni gave, aii th Queen's Rooms, their br annualprivatedoncert . ;fe ?? corniplteIM o. 'flled by.a large and fashionabl3audience The Q l ditsorE- thi so iety ave 'deservel-eredla ie hankzof Glasgow amateurs by,their eiiter. T prise in so soon presentigtoScotlaid'anaitrac- pi .tive work - -andegger's c antat ...

... LI TEA ATLTR, SCIENCA' & ART ITEMS. I ,. I . I.. (ftcai tae AttsnWsem. ae Next week we all publish a short poem by ; ut Mr Morris, author of The Earthly Paradise. O ei' Mr Swinburne's Bothwell is complete. It i ad will be lsngthy, and Will exceed the limits of a b s tage pieCe. *t Mr Kinglake's publisheru. intend to issue a o' new edit ion of the first twvo -volumes o his- ' 'Ie. f 1d ...