... the ii ' licz t il.ialaritunms that delirium paints on darkness), such genial, ii guniiliri things, as these are (we do not speak of iii 1 5 )/i il Me-ss. Bunn and Fitzball, wilich are what Wkagner -til~l cal] dloutbtfulh ' tut silluply of the music,) are ...

... of Queen's, was educated at the Royal a College of Science, Dublin. r - .1 M1 W. E. SMafil' ON D1S8OLUTION RUMO U RS. . Speaking last night at a dinner in St. James's n Hall, given by the Lomidon and Westminster Con- servative Association, Mr W. H. Smith ...

... cets in bitter cold to those tfnished with handsome fura than to those not so fortunate. The Cincinsnati Commercial, in speaking of an orator, observes that he spoke an hour and a half, and was sen. sible to the last. The man who gets the maddest ...

... to which we should like to refer ; but as we have let him speak pretty freely as far as we have gone, a fair idea of his book has been given. In later chapters he shows that nearly all speaking at Party gatherings is but one remove from the idiotic, that ...

... also in that of Dr. Ellicott. The scepticism of the (lay, says the writer, is not of iron but of haze ; it has, so to speak, neither point nor density. Yet for that very reason it may be more dan. gerous; as it is more terrible to live day after day ...

... gifts which we bestowed on our unhappy possession (Ire- of land) was the English system of owning land, Land, pro- iat perly speaking, cannot be owned by any man. It belongs ry to all the human race. Laws have to be made to secure n- the profits of their ...

... in it all something to which I am not impertinent enough to apply the slang word solidarity, but a moral unity, if I may so speak, a common soul, an uni- versal aspiration, which seems to have more or less perfectly developed itself in all the highest artists ...

... Aida is underlined for the opening. Mdlle. Teresina Singer is the prima donna-her first appearance in New York, and if report speaks truly, she is a Singer by name and nature. A NEw American comedy entitled The Professor was brought out for the first time ...

... Mlessrs Rilley and Ben Fielding, the fore and hind legs of the sagacious brute, and we fervently hope, during their I In, to speak most improperly, that neither great intestine Roscius of his day may emulate the example of Mr flaw, so graphically recited ...

... as- smrance of my desire top premate an important change of the law in the direction of your wishes. Where the reso- lution speaks of the application of it as a test ques- tion, I feel confident this is not meant to set aside or disparage the duty of voting ...

... lapse of years there is little or nothing in it that appears old-fashioned, the fact that the comedy retains its freshness speaking volumes for the author's skill and knowledge of man- kind. Last night Mr and Mrs Bancroft made their reappear- ance respectively ...

... malede one of the greatest powers for good iui the nation. lie concluded by ineniloning thlat he ititeisded next month to speak oei the samie subject in Edinburgh wheis Pro- fessor Bachik was to be in the chair. A Filthy Patron of the Drana. Ott oue or ...