... lirce of Monte Carlo. late Mtr. Georgfe Howvard is successful in his olive COD gardens (15), and we have already said, in a speaking of the Old Water CoThur Society, that me' ~we cannot appreciate Mfr. Thinean's coarse peoc 'Circe 19). Miss D~orothly Tenrnaut ...

... the preset and wanate vt, welave fem ?? mcdel of thie VlkIe ship I.00 vea old sayin to us as in.~ stropgly as the past ?? speak, x3 trat to your oldtrdbn andl maintain in noble revalry Your nisrtm Pre~enae.ea H1is maieaty, the long of 4 ba Netherlands ...

... too early collapse of so admirable anl institution, and need not recur to them. Nor on such an occas.t: is it necessary to speak about the performance in detail. The oratorio was Seolmion, with theadditional accompaniments of Sir Michael Costa, who, to ...

... since his appointment, lightly recked of by the representatives of the dominant class in Dublin Castle of which he is, so to speak, a permis- sive member. The defects governor of Dublin Castle in the absence of the Chief Secretary is the Clerk of the Privy ...

... sometimes been the theatre of ardent literary struggles, and at others the profoundest calm has reigned wvithin its portals. Speaking generally, however, it has oftener been empty than full. The miany jokes that have been made about it too involun- tarily ...

... Murger at least a partnership in those which have now served as a kind of advertisement for the Vie de Bohkme. BY-THE-BY, speaking of the Ambigu, it remains on M. Chabrillat's hands, M. Dignat, to whom he hoped ceding the house, having failed to come forward ...

... our next notice we shall refer to the pictures in the Academy under the head of Comedy. We regret that we are compelled to speak in such disparaging terms of an institution which ought to lead and to guide the art of this country; but it would be idle ...

... merits of the work by the applause of an extremely friendly audience and the frequent repetitions of musical pieces, we should speak of it as one of the greatest successes on record ; but unfortunately the real value of the piece must be estimated at a standard ...

... holding his arm, and still looking up into his face, and now she answered him by slightly shaking her head. Why should you speak so positively ? She could say things to me which she could hardly say to you. What was it then? ' She could say things ...

... awn, ii' same Is 4 It:_i ary farewell of Newcastle. ' e 'l K ?? a; t ivrlled ah! over America, Australia, and -I I.se you I speak only the truth when I 7my , ill' -ili uthioe years I have not met such sympathetic, ta;.proalive, discriminating, and generous ...

... Palace, in Kensington Gardens ; and the Albert Memorial, Rotten Row at Mid-day, and the Serpentine, in Hyde Park. Artistically speaking the etcher has not made as much of these subjects as he might have done. His command of the figure is weak, and he has not ...

... Blathsheba Everdene and her military and bucolic admirers with a closer adherence to the method of his novel, painting in, so to speak, his background and accessories with scrupulous minuteness before introducing his leading characters and most taking incidents ...