... without seeing some- thing to do with the play. We go by chance into the salon, and come upon people gesticulating, and speaking louder than seems absolutely necessary. Rehearsal, we say, and retreat. Every- body gets heartily tired of the subject ...

... W r wonderful evolutions of the military escorts. His stories oft iQ il. governed and depressed condition of the people, speaking of it, ort accord, asitwere, in the saddened stillness of their manners, of their poverty, and superstition, are touching ...

... the retirement of Lord Derby and Lord Carnarvon. The present crisis was a grave one, in which it would be dishonest not to speak out. After the delivery of the address a gold medal, specially struck for the occasion, was presented to Mrs. Gladstone. During ...

... work of art. Of the plot or story itself which we are here asked to study and follow, we have left ourselves no room to speak. Any brief account we might try to give of it would simply take up space to no good purpose. It is likely enough that on a ...

... Triumphal arches were erected it the town, and the Duke and Duchess were received by the chief inhabitants, Mr. John Waterer speaking a few words of welcome, while the Duchess was presented with two bouquets. The ?? Eugenie goes to Zululand next February ...

... Grivy is talking of resigning, and we should doubt whether France is ripe for M. Gambetta just yet, or perhaps micre properly speaking, whether M. Gambetta is ripe for France. Paris is enjoying the pleasures of a thaw and thick fogs, and the streets have been ...

... was mixed up, where the tones were so full of tenderness, and a restrain- ing modesty. The men, from what I have observed, speak seldomer. Five minutes or more elapsed, when another Friend on the plat- form, who seemed to occupy a sort of presidential ...

... intricate for any outline of it we could attempt. We will but add here that Mr. Mallock now tells the Positivists that when they speak of virtue and morality they mean, and can only mean, some form of happiness, of pleasure, and how is it to be decided ...

... that nobody can be on good relations with tme German Empire who cultivates a political intimacy with Russia. Pretty plain speaking this, even for Prince Bismarck ! RUSSIA.--Perhaps a key to the above curious language may be found in the fact that Russia ...

... who has already earned distinction as a member of Mr. Mapieson's Italian company. About the others it will be time enough to speak when they successively appear. Every amateur will be glad to welcome again the charming Miss Julia Gaylord, who is making such ...

... valuable, not only in those diseases for which it was originally employed, but also in many cases of weakness of the Singing and Speaking Voice, dependent on ronchial or Laryngeal Irritation, and in all forms of Str-mous Enlarge nnet of Glands, and Discharges ...

... children Mr. Cormack estimates the average number of those who have actually suffered this punishment at one in a thousand, which speaks excellently alike for the good conduct of the children, and the mode of instruction adopted by their trainer. Those who take ...