... ?? Convict's Daughter, written by Mr. F. Frankfort Moore, is described ns a comedv-drama in four acts, but is, strictly speaking, a drama pure and simple. I The first act is supposed to take place in the dining-room of the county house of Philip Sea- ...

... increased with every ropre- ] sentatiOn. The caste lat evening was the snme as beforea and there is therefore ittle need to speak at any length of the perfornatie bavoni saying that in almnost everv instance an improvement is noticeablei end the representation ...

... iMaDACld, Fimil r experiments ?? reently b1een carried out under the superintendercrs ?? theta being Profesaor Tyndall. Itsport speaks fthat tire system seems admirably suited for this VA1VpoQe, #rosses3ing numerous advantages over the pr~ere~t fieblc but ...

... prisoner had some o time before been in custody, but then acted as o though deaf and dumb, and an interpreter was e obtained to speak to her in the dumb language. i The magistrate, believing she was really afflicted, ~t then ordered her dischiarge. Since her ...

... cast was good, And fault could not be found with ay of the eompa4y in ita individual part. Of Mr. Begma' acting we cannot speak too highly; and Miss Joy Lrraine well sustained her old nae for' genufin well | i studied acting. The play is one of the ms ...

... that George Gilles- Pie, in his famous treatise, entitled A Dispute against the English Popish Ceremonies, never 1 once speaks of the use of instrumental music in the worship of God. His silence on this subject r is all the more notable, inasmuch as ...

... thea she herself felt that her work was uphill, that the part had not her sympathy, and that, try aO she would to look ohd speak and ring like Carmen, she nevr could 8ucceed. This is pecu- liarly noticeable in the sene lin the inn with Don Jose, and we ...

... try and get permission to have the pupils of th* third and fourth olases taught the laguage.u Il this district the Irish-speaking pupils rarely evet remain at school to reach the fifth clens, but bcon4 siderable number remain iuil they pas in the. fourth ...

... English divines in re. ference to the question of instrumental music, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that, when speaking of good examples and of things comelyranduseful inpractieenotspecifiedinthe Directory, they must have meant, among other ...

... counltry fur their 'stud stock. Tire fret is a suggestive irma. Ir class 4 - Pesosemmon sheep -the largest I anrd, generally speaking, t!he best, thle shlcarring, (a ection 7) entered nrrnaber 17 (of wh-cii tvO were alwcrn ), OwiIeC by teven exhib.- tirs ...