... UTE2RRY AEm OTHER KOES. Thea mauuscripbrm el~a8ting toM Irelndine thea portionvod ?? olcinucae by GoveohTyle- rnmn axbe, iistaftedt be deposited, boruy dsrec tio oft- toerds o t'he Troaurlye, rinthe 'libr~laryo t;he oa ?? tem, Dafinl w(here the areto beaccsil reulations. Among thesver8;'ptt.) snnetiplte sthe ci rish}. lturgca volumel known asu theuoe Misyseil, preseve tosr under~tae ...

... A3sUNT NOVE&sLA L M Oliphant bag not written thing fa . Jong time better than The LadieQ JL[2% a ' PN ?? vols., WilLiam Blakohwood and8o '&4 he vo story is clever, fall 'of varsety, an& do tlat h bumorous insight into what i ?? oin A.. W i varycharacterwhvihis one oftbeaithe a e aids in produoing her stories of co as al he Lie. There we few extiwrdieary itai,- A dents il - Mrs. Oliphant'a ...

... ?. imuz Tmum?, m- - . . .~y, i ¶~3llrthe Auglb..hznericaa opn ?? sent in;t th g n- e .m s aVp- a wild, .rollig preeof oonery, idti ftamit- ?? riin, i lodies and d ad usually a te withnero mi a int er sptre s -adheo ?? tiothnotig byud: Ptbis tin angtuer, 3of . arles cross 'an. Xnd Gordon, would prol blyle petlrfctly wileingsto a i That it atti~ t3e object' -wth whic t WI rte that of ...

... ATGALIJY., ?? 1 ?? .oi j;~ ; via ?? ?? 4 , m mg' 4- .4, ' , A . - ?? ! so :-j± 0agii y to th meopt onmthe ?? ta. 2OOI.: -. year * d voted-firot uto 0 fth *zmtuloi a pablb eoi. lectipi Of worb Osfrt! Whetitocli4 o which alreadY Ation. ei; A' S di ninbaaW ?? di'g' c2 dio gnt6a-a a , et san ?? thse nnauaL cishave been pl*oad OD t tooting whiehit i. hO :i 4 vaaqleemd populnty. e orbetstwe a. ...

... I.,; . ?? - ?? E ? ? ? i Twuula wn mirsiialy 1- aai s feE tiease's Theatre baiir vawion at thoe ae d for the sexaon ~on Sa d.y ~ev~g witi a ?? : ?? theperforances oftheit ff e8in +-Ja dnot ?? gooad ?? i-4a tti~ popula deatc drama, after its aeaiy- lesgbned career, 1 Unfaded ?? f i Se Plagoiq .i. The receptioz acwcrded to ., Waqx tt and Min. Eastlak ~ po tiiaix s ,;te al~~~d b' 'O ?? , ...

... LIT?aA?y ATh ?OTEB. We lmderetand thai ?fr.. E. W. Goes. ?ias nearly ?reedy ? volume of' even±eent.h..Oentury Studi?, soee o? ? in the Cwnk?il. The plan lie has ? t5k9 O?O writer to ? ?ecs4a'4 h?oeatnry. The theten cbeee?, in order:- Bliaw, ebeter, Rowleods, C?wley, Mrs. Pbfli4a ?t? Orioda Etheredge, sad Otwav.-4 ?ewe0Maa '4Mr. ?? Waxd'a ?? PQ? is in pe revised throughout and sagmented ...

... JTRE uuR T'-T The follow eerj-eved at the War Oifice iromxbs General Officer com- jt ?? I ;Xl ,W11e ei Iase~rpre -,t- 1#2 , vi M i T, ACV - r' at WililD 5nn 6 2We3 8 AuI.dst m'1oeakda w hl,? ±|2d9 ?? 1 W - ,R::yal Arilr ?? a t Wi ~iia Kisog i &tussbr Thin&f e.l^ ;ppA~J .s 7 r4- ?? i^*;thhawn4 254 PrivatelS P.ivakwilmyw, Gkare Niied eis ;, iahty; 438* 00nd COcpko Joh -mayAilojd ~ ¢- ?? r.Y ...

... UVR~. IT~A~t The Real o9, 1ie of thei jPoet'glate. .ly 'Johnm Cordy Jeffteoa.1wo V6 RIU and blaleo. Thi titl of tais o h would atppea to bhie 9b1ean tds e rmitielett to aic.6 t sbhidC -tlik t -verisae call to arms; a0 daln-g0e too Pr betants in a sttle. wbich for mote Uth fift WI e aa only bee: ?? by aw occesioal S trie.: gven in the aih~idof the Byron,.contra 9. Versy lite the wonted flies. ...

... GRAND THEAT On Saturday night the new theatre, built-on the site of the old 'Philharmonic, and rihristened the Grasnd, was opened to the public. the proprietor beig Mr. Charles Heand the lesseesaud managers Me-sr Rlolt and Wilmot. From the first glance at the -new theatre it is apparent that no expense, time, or, trouble has beea spaed in order to bring the stretre to the highest point of ...

... TED TH$LT. ?? ?? ?? ,_ , , . . Although M` 5ppoyint :pndpr tia have now oloed4'-tle#4 d36rs ffifi th summer vacatrbn jr. aAe- 4 ~il VA Ipav which come i ' ratier oensive'rbind of entortainme edto for those who spend their holiday to- n town. Of the brilliant an sudee s-xoe7e -o-urs Di~v s1ae IOU bturday eveningwirst a znew,, r'QmA , spa3; taoular 7lawy, as wen as of the openn- wth 9 new ...

... UURRBNT LIBATURE. ?? i- h- at Am', l4 can it teA US P is thetitl1 ivean by Prfessor Malcx X tii ti 84bM- ;, 1ralTolime (LOigmaxUS; io whib b 1s4 Y given 4- ?? form to his series ol iveled at Cambridge 'at the' Board of Hiftorjd Stnldies. The? eaies' are : eight in . number, and - nsupy14emeuted 'by notes and illust1rAtIofs, Miy ?? to the .renessstoe of Sarit, whereu the learned th~or eounds ...

... VRlwENT NOY-ILS Hobeo Loose 'by Be'ting Wirth (3 vol8. Ed. YWtgpzig. IS8 1). In tis novel tbe authoress deals- -with life.at: ia Germasn Court.: The book. :peris -with a b~right,-description of Qastle Dertboidatein, before-whicb Arthiir and Edeltraut, -.c',iIdren .of- .Jbinzt, Melguwa who occupies a position of trust atI Court, are play- ing fwithtbeir tompanions. Richard and Lie- beth ...