... fair exponent of the Republican creed. She is, at all events, an eloquent, a clear, and an impartial narrator; and her facts speaks for themselves. In an admirable postscript to the reader Mdme. ?? says, virtually: - Following the advice of the old moralist ...

... Mr. Delmar Morgan with 'ev r token of care, and it is accompaniea by an introduction'by Sir Douglas Foriyth, whose claim to speak with authority oni this subject will not; be' disputqd..' The author, who has already become krnownto Englilhreaders through ...

... reward the reader for his pains. Since the execution of the hapless Maximilian the State of Revolutions has been, so to speak, tabooed by European nations. What incidents marked the latter years of Juarez, why Lerdo has been deposed by Diaz, are ...

... 787 drawings in one gallery? As to the general multitude, it will no doubt for a time eat its caviare with a good grace, and speak of Mantegna, Bellini, and Sandro Botticelli with the reverence due to those great names. But no affectation of esthetic: p ...

... pantomime, which includes the marvellous flying ballet, Lieut. Cole's curiously humorous ventriloquial entertain- ment with tite speaking dolls, the clever dog and monkey per- formances, and numerous other features, is now for the special convenience of young ...

... those of both order have exercised their professional skill on its behalf. Mr. Farley does not allow himself, however, to speak of the island in other sense than plain matter-of- fact. His chapter on Cyprus is a reproduction from his former book on ...

... apparently was speaking rapidly in his ear. Don't forget what you are to say, Frankie, whispered Gresham, hurriedly, and then the two parties met. Sir Robert looked grave, but, with a courtesy that never for- sook him when speaking to one of the opposite ...

... 787 drawings in one gallery? As to the general multitude, it will no doubt for a time eat its caviare with a good grace, and speak of Mantegna, Bellini, and Sandro Botticelli with the reverence due to those great names. But no affectation of oesthetic p ...

... hour. Twilight veils with. kindly grace Blushes burning on the cheek, When the timid upturned face Coyly answers eyes that speak; Lip meets lip, its troth to plight; Rapture, then, is love's sweet dowcr; Then, when day is kissing night, Is the lovers' ...

... mecting night, hlushes burning on the chec! Is the lovers hour.When the timid upturned (ace is te ri ?? answers eyes that speak Gloaming is the t Lsting time Iip meets lip, its troth to plight Hardest outlines soften then; Rapture, then, is love's sweet ...

... respect made of such long life. Whereas if stress is laid on the word respect it conveys the meaning of courtesy. And now to speak of Ophelia, in which character Miss Ellen Terry appeared for the first time. Expectations had been great, and expectations ...

... make his wares well known, and the largest advertiser is :tolerably certain to be the most successful Manager. It does not speak very well for the intelligence of our people that Evangeline, as now presented, should prove such a success, but it isa re ...