... . . IVThW.CUILV-CA.LE SHOW. IThe annual cattle show in connection with Ith 4,1 Wt. liehedoemauoflws hld yetedayfll afield betee-d .of the t4gat-edfor the occasion by .r Robert Ga thlef 'oomiaidlmw From early morning tie naita ?? and ?? from being prert leist about 9o~doet oeatmacenbere cleared a liitue and ?? tu-id ou; idi -atfLmnfls. The best anbt rn ha chnbnt faw ?? pebJ a Mrelie, SeJelhe al ...

... ,I A.&9-D THEATrICALS IN LONDON. I I . a..An N -roRnmPONDE A (eOM, 0115 OWN CoBXESPONDLT.) At a .orinance of II Barbiere on Satur- As Mr brought forward two new 3@fratsforfa-otrin the persons of Signor, a ht tenor, who claums acceptance as of florid Rossinita music; and ieThFioeini, abuffo, fwho has long enjoyed a Pier ~~~Spain and Iay ~ctsintl sneasurs of repute in thenan Italy. 5 gare ...

... CATTLE 0SHOWS . CAMPEBLTOWN CATTLE SHOW. The anntual exhibition of the, Kintyre Agricultural Society, live stock. poultry, and implettentt. took place on Friday. on the society's show ground, CaStleacres. The weather was splendid and the attendance large all day. The show was one of the finest the society has held, the entriesin all depart- ,meuts being numerous, and the quality of the animals ...

... .I [ERATU . - (13 pausanteas ilia Sparlam. E ?? and Dickens died, they left d OeWtjories which promised to maintain, re o augment, their leinown. To the ?? to ,shed works we have to add Pau- an t^s Sspartn' by the late Lord Lytton. h e~a 5v wonderful that these authors should W bie arrested isa the ectof creation, -Theey Bt nbehree ruen of busy and energetic qualr- th - io ao da not pause, ...

... r.OY-AlG:RAL THEATRICAL FIUND. - The'.aniuiverdrsanq.ia'uet of th~e. Rboyal General TilattricitFaidhwas held at the reemason's Hall, London, last night- Alfied ?? in tle chair, ' ongu-itfiofi present were r Buck- stoid,.Mki2cd Vi~gka'n4rand NIr J. Goledman w The. chairfiinn, in piropdsig .the toast of the evening, said for many years .-.pit -we -have had several academies- 'of, 7music, and ...

... ATTsLB SHOWS. I %ie eats taw .of the Elrk intillooh Agricifluara Sodeqt - was held in Herr Street Park on Thaeday, the'jut4ng cook meanelg at eleven o'clockr forenoon. The weatlee'waa verf favoorable, ends great numberof people turned Outto witaid the proceedings. The ,quantity.,and quality of stock owI ejae diteret departments sr: oemiso- L~essm Johnkie, farmer, Browhill Tarboltoz, ...

... - Ti ,- TUN CGNTONIA EDIIITION. (FROM A (oarRESPoN7DZXT.) Philadelphia, June 9. V ,ulking through these richly-stored gal- wi, I sometimes try to form some idea of the ltoiaensity of labour they represent in the - Selves Ald their contents. The meanest thing! OneO looks upon may be the prnduct of years of ght, and of an expenditure of money almost tho us en relation to the means of the ...

... A MANUAL OF QUAIITAINF, - CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.* This is no compendium of special, pet pro- t' cesses. compiled to savewsome teacher the tro able a of making verbal explanations to his students or a the latter the labour of thinking out for them- f selves the rstionale of the work in hand, but a masterly digest of al (even thbe most lately) pub- h lished, authenlticated cheraicl facts, available ...

... - 0 A:BE DLD ant: elSHOW, ,t Yesterday, -the annual shaw-of cattle, horses, sheep, and poultry, nder thee.apiqes of the Cumbermauld Agp-cultural y/s Societv. as held irn Fddeleknowes Field, in the vicinity of 1 the ?? weather-was delightfl, and there was a good tumo-out of ?? 'the.ehowwwas a most succeesful one, and gave entire siation to all present. Inthe various classes of horses there was ...

... .HOUSTON AN ILEL:AN. ot Theannual show of cattle by the members of. the Hlouston and lKillollan.Agricultural Associatioc for 1876 took place at Houstoi onuTuesday. lfotwithstandingtbeinlelmencyofthe weather, a large number of spectators turned out: The show this year bears a favonrable coasparison to the competitions of former years, and the horses especially wereof a vwipe- rtorquality. ...

... ljrEtBRA Ti,,hE. (l) ?? Years of y Life. ar nutorvY note indlicates with sufficient1 ! ;ercil asnd design of these pleasanrt or t icyyars in the life of -the pro- ?? vuort 5'iloi nas i')cs' six~th Earl of Abes- i'tr ol~ ycia iasbe writes, 1my s l Iron have bc n asliclg ue to give - ' a t ' the(; I~ race froml which I. spring, - ies liv'n g rcnr veititive. A ! 401 ?? ?? ?? cL~ei:.3'S gait of ...

... POETRY ND V-ERSE.-i Lord Houghton, better known to the unknown aI Richard Moncktoi Mkes, Will'aiways be loved as much for being the friend of poets as for being himself a- ?? To-us, at leae%, his very name will be as a poem, so long as we can remember what caimot be. forgotten-the fair personality of- David Gray, that gentle friend and poet, -whom, in his hour' of: mental:and physical stress, ...