... of many n noble lord and lady are to be found, and where messages are kept from the rulers of the North and the South, from the master ofthe Negation Imperiale deo Ru~se, and from the Secretario Particular de S. M. el Rey, at Madrid. What would you do) ...

... picture of the life of an actor, may we not reasonably suppose that he draws from his own low and narrow experience of the profession, and, like Jaques, disgorges upon the general world of the reading public all the embossed sores and headed evils which ...

... and is now in tile handel of Messrs Nov 'l.I for pudblicatio. The libretto is mainly corm- piled from ctClipticre, wv;ii the addllition of passages from St. Aiugustnne and other of the early father3, alid ii divided into tsrce ptartq, the first being ...

... principal character in Thistledownlodge, by M. A. Paull (3Vols. : Hurst and l3lackett). This mature man of business and the world, threatened by an adventurer with exposure to his wife of a very ordinary piece of youthful folly, long forgotten and not worth ...

... scenes, drawn by Emily Richings, flit agreeably through Italy to Switzerland, from Germany to the cold North.-Scenes nearer home-appear in the fresh volume of Cities of the World (Cassell) devoted this time to the principal towns of Great Britain and Ireland ...

... working of modern prisons, but treats of the history of his subject, relating with interest- ing detail the progress made, from Saxon times down to to-day, in mitigating the harshness and cruelty of our old criminal law. As an instance of the neglect ...

... with close to his very doors, be continues the same policy in the conduct of his hall, and varies his programme but little from year's end to year's end. Larger and more important halls there are, but none more comfortable than the Trocadero, with its ...

... zeal, grotesque Scriptural allusion, inquisitive evangelism, and of endeavour to influence a class by methods likely to meet from that class with special derision. Nothing would be easier than to write an essay on these lines, and to gain credit for esprit ...

... real wa;s over aelli ?? w it houat en thllsiasni, tlb I Searchl others for their virtues, aud thyseilf for thy Cee ?? ?? I From the lowest depth there is a path to the loftiest ?? heigh4t. a L Advice is seldom welcome. Those who neced it most ha1 take ...

... the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde, to restrain him from making any use of copies of tale or novel or portions thereof heretofore unlawfully printed or otherwise multiplied, and from doing any other act or thing in invasion or infringement of ...

... of the world, and its effect upon man, from the Australiin or the Fuegian to the civilized European, is perhaps the most novel and useful part of the entire volume. It contains a good survey of the edible natural productions of the globe, from the human ...