... REHIES.; I . , , COBBET1'S Extaishi GRAMMAR,-(WItrd, Loock and Co.. Salisbury-square)..-E[undredsof persns now living would have - knowtt little of granma. but for the late Wm. Cobbett. The stern, phleg- matic politician, whatever 'his fault. i uiderstood how to write with perspicuity and : ith ?? honour to Lindley Murray, be it said, that no gra mar. of the English language ever written laid ...

... I On U1onday evening last, chiefly1 through the interested kindness of Mrr- Alderman Wells, of Mona House, there wasgiven at BSuttou an amateur concert of a high class. The eutertainmeut was in aid of the funds of the parish sohools, and was well patronised by a crowded and fashion- able audience. The programme consisted of a sacred and a secular part, and the following -were the ladies and ...

... i THE I0CAB I: GOA TIhad about oixksi a . of~- ~ uuw. elgur miles to go-i was the 221nd o lat December, close uponten o'clock at2 night; wheniu opened the ifrot door, the fgi stle, slowly into theriall in lazy u gayyelndo scarfs.. It did not look pleasant or promis'ing.I glanced across the street, And could dimply meake out the ground..and ?? windows' of the houses opposite. 'Theupper ...

... ' THE WORLD. -- . ., w Mr. Clement Scott.the editor ofi Tcf ehbe nmagazine, writes the following notice o World in his September number:- eP This is a very extraordinary and jtl S5 te' ful play. It could only have been wvrtte Ot bey experienced in stage-craft. who have, o to SoPd watched every game on the boards, who frod t - experience and practical test have recore d Vbt° pressious made ...

... LITIRARY NOTICES. The CathoZic Fehyrs (London: James Ndisbet and Co.) discusses a variety of theolo- gical subjects, the two whichl srike us as specially notewortlhy being Immortality and the Old Testmanent?. by Principal Caven, of Toronto, and The Sacred Times of the Jews in relation to the cycles of prophecy, by the Rev. Dr. Wylie of Edinburgh. In the course of a paper ?? Church in ...

... Twelve Mont he Innprisonment of a Manchester Merchant in Kirkdale Gaol. Manchester: Abel Heywood and Son. The object of this volume, as stated by its anonymous author, is to aid in the suppression of crime, to suggest improvements in the dis- cipline of our prisons! and to urge upon the authorities the adoption of more stringent measures in relation to the trade in intoxicating drink, as he ...

... There was once held a grand meeting of Scottish a, asong. The date thereof was some time before or b' after the year 1Auclity-nine ; thC lc antb fixed with the same exactness, bat it was probablyh tt near The banks an' brass o' bionnie Doon, in honour of thle Lad that was born in Kyle. ~ Mte acaregt s Gathering was nothing to this, is the Songs calne pouring in from every quarter. Here ...

... PUBLIC A iUTSMESTS, &c Eoval Alexandra To^ea're.--Foxty Thfcve. Mornizd aud Lvenlrig. Pr!nee of 1V02 Y :latre.-V-Lrndcreia xrorning and E7veniny. Ioyal Aminhite Dre- Blaa. New Rot 'u . fr V..-Qck .;itlnMgtnu and hi3a 0.t. 3orrnig an20 E vl :ng. Concert t iI!, Lrid W !.,on-streot.-SatturdLy E-ouitLg Conces PLh3Laru.t^Lie & - GrEDrd Mornir!g Concert. Rope Ha^sU.-h iii ,! L,$ag 2joucert Oomnoaty. ...

... PT BLIC ?? EENTS, &o. Eoya. AlQXarea Ttheatre.-!Les Clozhes de CornevileP. Prinoe of ?? Theatre.-Cinderella. Broyal Amaphittseat d.-Formoes. Theatre Royal.-Sham;u-ns-Lenu. Concert Hall, Lord Neisonxztresl.-Uliton'c Con- tinental Ercursions. New Star Mluic Eail.-Varied cn£5rtalnneat. St. aToluea' Rall.-HaguLe' 3linstzes. xobaugo Art Gallory.-itartreue oi sf, S. Giadstuvs, Sa)esry of Art, ...

... MAGAZES FOR OCTOBER, Thhen ?? Lno tal 1 tand Co.) opens with the second of the Duke of .heArgyflI's eisays on 1The U nity of Nature, the For special phase of the subject considered being wz sk the place and position of man as regards the re on composition of iiis body, his mental and moral se on faculties, the connection of sensation with hi no appett and perception, &c. Hiegac ,i al eakbly ...

... MAGAZtINS FOR SEPTEMBER., . , I . I. 1. , - -_ , , .nent, ;rath- 8Eao D Nqo~tcp 3yes- In Oos-nhil tile most readable, perhaps, as it car leei tusirty is th hretcontribuition, is entitled I anri ToBeggars. it purports to he a sketch from ndlife, and it suust be admitted there is nothing mach,. about the sketch to taise doubts about its reality. in the Game forms the Subject of 'another ...

... Shortaskirts for walking dresses are found to be so cmnfortable that many ladies are abolishing all trains -except for full dress occasions-and are having mrrning wrappers made short enough for the skirt to emape the floor. These are especially pretty'when ncde with great clusters of gatherings that are now simuch used to hold the fulness of the back breadth. A pretty model of this kind is of ...