... Scotland-yard is nearly useless. AN unseasonable condiment on the electoral table- Stafford Salt. BronoP FPAsFn has been speaking of people shed- ding hateful of tears nuder religious excitement. How could Moody people help it, or even those who felt ...

... enough for a Yankee show- man; and the world, as the world alwaysdoes, read them greedil'y. We growrbid with anger when anybody speaks of a Spanish hull-ight, and we can pour out quarts of boiling idignation about the ancient scoundrels who did that dying gladiator ...

... REVIEWS OF BOOKS. Tuz THEATRE. 26, Wsffngtoast~freet.-The frentis. piece is a speaking likenees of Miss Caroline Hill, aula her biographical notice is confinied to edates and appear- ances in her professioual capacity, Perhaps after the Aisciosulres made ...

... monsieur, persisted the hostess, 'I Iwas referring to her taste and talent as a vocalist. Surely you admire her singing? To speak truth, madame, I was so occupied in wonder- ing who could have written the abomination she sang that I scarcely noticed how ...

... whisky in bottles will be temptew to Emuggle it Usder their waesbicoafe I MoIns ilitiepis RlmAKs0.-Lerd Raadom Ohurchill, speak- ing at 'Manchester, imformed his hearers that the Attorney. General was equally prepilred for a tee of ten guineas to defend ...

... Well, you shall have 'ems. [Takes birds, and belabonrs hospital officials. General scrirmmage.] Psntuloon. (Who has been speaking to a patient.) Oh, Joey. this poor thing wants some medicine ! Clown. Oh, indeed I Then, Mr. Dispenser, I will trouble yan ...

... following communication, which was written by a .e certain manager not many miles from Manchester, who d in these flattering terms speaks of his company -1 My g pantomime this year is a spectacular tragedy, thanks to y the author and company. You'll say I ought ...

... gentlemen, the -curiosities of the new exhibition are unparnlleled. Here is the new-fashionel gag, or two to one, bar one,-from speaking, by shutting his icleth up with the cloture or wooden gag. We hbave abolishled this year thie senior wrangler in Cambridge ...

... intriusion of end; artists into the domain of pantomnime, a~ud I do en besnuse they,, and others not so table, bring with thms to speak, an atmosphere which it is sad, to sos im-. rid into the theatre. They bring with them net only hezir lsongs, which, whrn offensive ...

... Only sew, sewY, c it?'~ ho robned. Ahl a. stitch ist the side, I sup- A MIBNOseeeo .-It is no uncommon thing to hear folks speak of a flight of stairs, but tho exprossion Would seem to bo self-oontradictory, for if tie Stairs lie they are uo longer ...

... Now, my clildren, you really must not cease your kind efforts. I know it was hard work for Albert Ed ward last Tuesday to speak nearly a whole ?? coluiii about music, and to rish off to see F5mf ceart-horse show nttervsards; but we must go on a little ...

... ressed a few words to the audience, thank- ing them for the interested attention with which they had followed the play, and speaking in the highest terms of the manner in which his co-workers had entered with him into the congenial laboar of prepariog it ...