... Mr~. Henry Sidgwici~s long-expected work On the 6Method, of Ethics is in the -press. Lear is the nest plsy of Shenkepore's that Mr. Aldis- -VVright will edit for the Clareudon Press School Scales. p The article irl Xavul Science of this month on the j I Trens;its of VEvus, Historiceil and Prospective;' is by IMr. Lynn, of the Greellwic Observatory. The Acodenay isears it i.e in contemplation ...

... LJEEDS MUSICAL FESTIVAL. THIIRBD D AY'.t ...

... LI'EEDS MUSICAL FESTIVAL. -SEC:ONTD D3A4Y. HYEMN O0' PRAISE'- ISRAEE IN t j EGYPT. a The attendance yesterda~y morning wvas quite as -Large, if ciot larger, than on the opening day of the Ei etival, and the scen~e in the interior of the Town- f, Tf~Lfl was againw of the m~oat brilliant. description. In *^ addiltion to the distinguished visitdrs nameed yesttor- 1lSdoy, th~e Countess o~f ...

... LIT ERAT U R Jo NEW BOOQK S A NiD NIEW EDITIONS. At atime when the Grevilic Mom~i'qlim srosttit large a share of public noti ce, it naRY ewin irgthasr bold to draw attention to another sreceird Of itsl lest hsslf cat ?? ADVTBTiiooMI.Pi5 y OFin. GRAINVILLV (1)--whc has been published. Like Me'. G~revitte, Dr. Uian- I vifle k-opt a joetrnisi, ii Whiil 'lie ltitiril'd the aiSt asltiauto ...

... LITERATURES tEEW BOOXS ADW B~EW EJYITONS. ?? Ds. Banshul is too well knlow'sto need any introdue. ?? ?? to E;nglish retders, and nny fretsh contribution to hit theology froms a mind soearnest, so thougohtful, and so htO anadid tas his is uare o-c a weleome from the public. A am epeiaitcres~t, hnwever, attache9 to his latest -work 00! not onmly becaulse it frollows oat a su-s'jcat which wass h ...

... TIL LEEDS MUSl..XErT1VAL. . (Frees use Ti'eSnw.J Thle Festival came to an end,,on Saterdlay with sudi is performanice of thle MAessiah, as might hiave been oX- Tpected from th e Y orkshire choris tee~s, to Wheil. V and el's oratloite in general, end his1 Mesoiah ien nctiiatFre hoostehtold Idace rrone beg11innin to enti-frow The. Glryo toLadt ivie isy,ev from - 'K hli th ?? Lord to ...

... UTTEJRAIY AND AR~T GOSSIP. At biography of Balfe, the composer, is in preparatiOn, written by Mr. Charles Kenney.- - Te Bolognese have decided to erect a monrument to lGalvani, the great Bolognese physician whio discovered ;anmael electi'icitv. The .4eedesnp hears that Mirs. Ross8 Church (iYss Florence Marryat, the writer of novels) is Dgoing to give some public readings in the United States. ...

... ??SICAT? FESTIVAL? * - ? abject of ?? Festival, jis tire hiawry arid rho jollowinig remarks wth rj;?ai5 lie.'t wedot-edar McrtsCifltitit, arid wil 1;y rio cede-- words - the he--ks ?, ji1j?ii.ttil at a meeting eats- ? ?x'1 Le Is (II. It :ttar-sden, its4.), in ¶ .- a' dalI. on tile 12th March last, ? ? -511' ?? was warmly taken up by cxii that it enlisted the syrsipati yI tensed by the tact ...

... THE DT.TKE oi?' EDLNBURGH IN LIVERPOOL. jH MU}ilALGSICJAL FESSTiVfAL. The Duke of ?? was punctual in his afttend^ ance yesterday mornin g at the Philharmonoic HEall. Thq iserformances emubraced the first anid second parts of the oratonio of the Creation; Gonnod's newv mass; SS. Angeli Custodes tits first performance in Liverpool,) and selectionls 1mmr Ilandel's Messiah, ''Israel in ...

... LI?I?A1?Y ANn AflT GOSSJI'. 142 Messrs. Macmillan have now in the press Dr. knrl? Else's Essays ass Shalispeei'e. The ?? of Niruts blvd tietided upon ercetisi a stuhid of M. Ossifot iii one of the gardens of the no rsiuseIiul. fiji Tue siotes on Shakepeare left by the Late Mi'. Stauntos. ?o have beers examined, sod foonsivaieele4e1wost?rll of his ? tiiiniusensst having been printed. Messrs. ...

... T~IE OCTOBER FAJSHI:ONS. (F~romn the Eng/is/ilcsos~eas'c Dw~are is Afaqssstoil.) Fick~le Madame l~a Mode has b~een toying with muany a pretty m odel this summer and autumun, ta~king one up Lani laying it down again to fa~vour atotber, acceording to her every passing whiuns, and sometimes, like a truie coquette, playing writh severa l aht a time, andf givinge each a. cerisitt amo°unt of ...

... UTHE DU-KE OF 'EDINEUdBGH'S VISIT- AND| THE ,l'IVERPOOL..MUSICAL FESTIVA.I o Theoratorioof The Lightof the World weasperfermed y yesterday at the M~usical Festival, M Br. Arthur Sullivan, e the composer, himself conducting. His Royal Highness a the fake of E~dinburg2h, on entering his hox, accomn- o panied by Lord Sendon, M.P., and the Mayor, was o loiuily cheered. H~e remained during the ...