... poultry,S~24, againgt2ilit; pigeosn, 125, .against 123; ainging birds, 1-52, against 55; rabbits, 14, against 16. Generally speaking, the show evidenced a gmat ?? in point of quality as ^fel asthat of ijuan- tity, and thc only dralback to the thorough a ...

... easier, and certainly ifiar pleasarnter, to have written in a itore complimentary fashion, but wo have felt it our duty to speak plainly. W1re can believe thrat three years ago DIL. Irving would have pleased us [Ls Othello, but for the sake of itemlet ...

... lirgliohnrenr il Ireland, the latter would have hall their rights before IIow. (Ilear,, hear.) ?? sgeeorl that they shllrerd unow speak out pliosly, and lie believed Ireland would get her righis before ?? Rev. J. SEMicILoti secondeil the motion. The CHllAIR-MASraeid ...

... ; in 1870, with 826 mailes open, and a capital of £80,8:51,000., the veoely receipts aniounted to £70,000. atnd in 1875, speak- ing roughly, wvith 1,200 niiles of line, and a capital approachinig £0;0,000,000,, the weekly rovenue ?? about £07,000. Its ...

... physical pain and moral angulish, come to speak. ?? was suffering from articular rheumatism, and had left the bedside of his dying wife. DI. Hugo wam also eilthusiastically greeted. N. Louis Blanc then rose to speak, or rather to read a lecture he had prepared ...

... in ?? Shake- speareann drama, not only by Englishl actors like Irving, or ! foreign artists lilie Pechter and Beatriec, who speak the English language, but also by tlioesislhotlice Risteri, ltoIBs, and Salvini, perferill in ?? own mother tongue. Among these ...

... thset awaits her beloved sets. Inl furth~er eucidniation of thle purpose and subject of the werit, wre near let this artist Speak for himsrelf. T~t pctre h tll; n,was% palieteed ii the conisvs- tisa that Art, cc ono of its uses, amay be emnployed, to ...

... Arthur Sullivan's 'Trial by JTu-y. Of other arud more familiar arssnemptions it is nnnecessary and worild be imposwible to speak in the preseant crowded state of our columns. Mrs. Paul's entertainment is repeated this evening. ME'SSRS. HARRISON'S PROMENADE ...

... princes, and his great work the theme of every toiguie. To-night there is to be a banquet, at which Wagner is expected to speak; and on Sunday be- gins tlce second series of the perfornianlcs. CG B, ASTON GUARDIANS. Tire weekly noeeting of this Board ...

... visitors was (Iuite) sufficient to tempt themn to a spac-edy return to the roomso, It is, iot una- usua, ii sds oties s tis, to speak of ass exhibition being above or belows tiss average ; but !in tle isresent instance 'there is no equesticis of ''tlseavefrogs ...

... Oiaraeli 110 cih)lced ld Inislf ?? tckiiig atnothmer nlame, arld to-day he was tilhe Seili of ilcacorlsheld, llc wished to speak of 1lllt with great re- spect, for lie WlS a ait l ttf great talents but still, lie tholight thC t flN moni tiht h:l vel i ...

... associate. Of Mr. Toloy's singing in the bhss soels anid especially the gt-and descriptive solo, The day of wratl, we must speak in qualified terists. I-e acquitted himeelf certainly with intelligetace and corre:tness, but neither his voice nor his delivery ...