... ?? . vott's gorwer. ? MAGGIE TULLIVER, It is tie midnight hour. A silence deep sarr~ands me, but mine eyes refusee to sleon; l'4e sothing alumbers, cool, soft healing laj Upon my throbbing brow/. I sigh for day, But dread itS Cominig, for fall well I know The morrow's dawn will bring biut keener woe. Together we upon the tide to-night, But, Stephen, in the gleam of morning light, We two, in ...

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... E LIVBRPOOL ART CLUB. Las night the members of this club gave S dinner to Mr. H. Virtue Tebbe, a gentlemnn whi has acquired considemsble renown for his spiendit collection of Greek Wins T'he chair was ...

... 2'he Cheveley Novds. .4 Modern Vipister. Part 4. London and Edinburgh: W. Blackwood and Sous. The most striking descriptions in the new par; of this extraordinarily complicated novel ...

... ] FARWORTH AGRI6ICULTURAL 8..OW. , The annual show of the Farnworth Ag isultural Society took place yeeterday, in a field adjasent to the railway station, and under the most adverse circumstances. Rai ...

... I = :@ - - == ?? =: -- TEE PROGRESS OF ARCHITECTURAL pi ART IN LIVERPOOL. g Last evening, the Liverpool Art Club gave a ts dinner, at the clubhouse, Sugnall-street, to Mr. s, J. A. ...

... I PAPA'S L=,iET i , I w58 sitting in moy study, Writing letters, when I heard, Please, dear mamma, Mary told me Mamma mustn't be 'sturbed. But ree tired of the kitty, Want some orier dug to do. Witin ...

... PrILHARMONIC HALL. The full measure of an unusually attractive musical week in Liverpool was completed on Satur- day afternoon by what was called an Italian opera concert at the J'h ...

... K S ?? Htti-ITERTO we have been accustomed to look to the French capital as the centre-from whence all fashions radiated ; such is no longer the case, Paris and London have entered into an amicable ri ...

... ?? MR. TENNYSON has written a sonnet for the next number of the NVineeenth Centuly. THE NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND ANNUAL DINNER takes place on the 5th prox. at Willis's Rooms. The Marquis of Hartington wil ...

... THE LITERA TURE OF VALENTINES TIIE literature of valentines has undergone a great change luring the present generation. The simple lines, for all the world like cutler's poetry upon a knife, have be ...

... e TmelAT MLSSRS. MATTHISON AND SOLOMON'S operetta, entitled Cont/empt of C'ourt, at the FOLILY Theatre, is an undisguised imitation of Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan's 7Triaal by 7ury, and as such canno ...