... have called to the driver, and should have told him to turn back. WIIha an be always resolute ? InI asking that question, I speak of the womefl, not of the Cl. I had been resolute in turning a deaf ear to Mr. Play- lnotr-5(s oubts and cautions ; resolute ...

... Nothing came of this unseemly course. On appeal being carried to Washington by the first party condemned. Chief Justice Chase, speaking in thename of his brethren on ' the bench, pronounced the whole course of McKean's pro! ceedings in Utah to be unlawful. ...

... but no men is ever discontented with the world if lie does his duty ill it. Who sedulously attends, pointedly a8ks, cablily -speaks, coolly answers, and ce'4's vwhen he has no more to say, is in possession of some of the best requisites of wan. Profanity ...

... read to certain classes. The Bishop, preaching at Manchester on Sunday, alluded to this challenge. He said he had tried to speak plainly since he was Bishop of Manchester, although people were ready to take offence at plain language. He believed his clergy ...

... BIJOU THEATRE. The extraordinary and altogether inexplicable mania for amateur dramatic performances which, comparatively speaking, has only recently presented itself in any formidable aspect, affords at present little or no promise of any speedy subsidence ...

... privikged caste to rise shive them. God gives this privilege only to his elect. What they beach is the truth, for they only speak or aoe D inspiration. Faith and work-ibisi tb sum total of .ur task . . . the object of our religion is to make he bad good ...

... Olympic Theatro) to represent the plotting, cringing Des- marets. Place ajc Dasses, and we commence with Mrs Vezin. Whether we speak of her imperious appeal to Desmarets, her withering scorn when that miserable spy pleads his love, her wild buoyancy when she ...

... neither of them interestilng, and both certainly doomiedto speedy disappearance from the bills. The first of whllch I shall speak, Lit Mean- c/tiesscuse d Bery-op-Zoons-a barbarous title, by the way-is a three-act operetta, composed by AI. Vasseur to words ...

... I].-(Lessseee, AMr Wilson Barrett.)-We understand that never hi the history of this Theatre has Pautomihee, coumercially speaking,, beei so successfel as during the presunt season, and Mr BlLnrett has reason to be proud of the result of his experiment ...

... Spohxrs Sixth Concerto; and gaian in the ?? of his own composition-a work of which we must await another opportunity to speak in detail. It was given for the Ant time in t1ilanmd, aE W the orchestral suiti of Bach, one of three usuh wokk, ptwo, of which ...

... ? the brosd pasasage, dimly lighted to etie laughter and as itrose to the lips. and i spite of oneself, one began to wure speak in a whisper. testerday nore then ever no doubt E Ind sonorous laughter ws silenced by those passages at once new lonely and ...

... and his work tilt holllt may be fairly pronounced competcnt. The characters act consistently fite language in w\hich they speak is appropriate, there is no signi of xii' ness in the composition, there are occasionally noble bursts of cloillco and lines ...