... 1. TIER AoIirAN KNIFE. By ROBERT AR)TITATE Srp, AE R.G.S. Scond edition. LLondon: qu, ,lLow, and Co.] Th second edition of this very readable story is tsent* d in aconvenient onvolame form. ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL FISHERIES EXHIBITION,. n A correspondent sends us the following from Belelin r This Exhibition was opened on the 20th inst., by the Crown Prince of Germany. The weather was charming, ...

... f the Royal have this week V'een closed, and ~se been compelled to seek other sources of The interregnum will, however, be amply the production next week of. Betsy; a ,rink Dominoes type, and which hails place of the latter enjoyable trifle, vide- Ion The company which is to present the first time to the local playgoers is an gng one, andl in the person of Mr. H, Reeves *11 recognise a ...

... CLIPPINGS .FROM THE,- :, WEEKLY JOR N ?? - - I t4: , N PICKINGS FROIt PUNCH. X X Are Welsh rabbits included in 'Ground Game 7 PRILHELLENES.-The Lord'Mayor and aldermen who filled the King of the Hellenes and his suite, when they nresented him with an ad&ess, and gave them all a lunch, the other day, at Guildhal). LIVE WHILE YOu MAY.-Timid Passenger (as the gale fresbenel) : Is there any ...

... WIT OF THE WEaL I Fon; Fun.) AN OBJECTION. Old Christmas beams upon ns now, ci And meet it is we should bh jolly; Yet take, oh, take away that bough- 0 I cannot bear the sight of holly. hi Its hardy l ...

... PUBLIC AMUSMIENTS. ALEXANDRA XTEATRE. The Naval Cadets, the opera comique about which there was so much debate in the metropolis, . was presented to a Liverpool audience for the first time at the A ...

... IR TttosFt of our readers who provided their winter costumes in November will perceive that the- look very shabby when the sun begins to shine, yet it is, andl vill be for some weeks to come, too cold ...

... ---l ---ae I. THIE Nineteenth Ccntiery.-Mr. Lowe is nothing if he is not vigorous, and his article on the Docility of an Imperial Par- liament is no exception to his usual style of writing. The anti ...

... KINGLAKE'S CRIMEA * THE Winter Troubles which form the argument of this Sixth Book of Mr. Kinglake's prose epic will lead us for great part of the volume far from the actual scene of war to trac ...

... PROBATION, by the author of The First Violin (3 vols.: Bentley).-The author has here abandoned Germany and music for Lancashire and cotton factories, and, perhaps, on the whole, she must be hel ...

... DRAWN BY LUKE FILDES, A.R.A. Coming out of church. L O R D BRA CKENB UR Y. A Novel By AMELIA B. EDWARDS, Author of Barbara's History, Debenham's Vow, &ec. CHAPTER XI. A CABINET COUNCIL IF you ...

... To mnany readers of modern poetry it may appear to be somewhat an anomaly in the present day to put forward a mystical piece like 'Ihe New Era, a Diramatic Poem, by Virginia ...