... ORCDqSTRLT. CONCEPi'. , us be eos of the ?? ?? 3. ?? ,ietee ?? eriiei; cat 1 eeemoiejoiao' 'jr-ileeora ?? ?? CIL 64e. There , Fo,,0; Shti; TlVeh') l Inil'a cli 7. VWelo So1cn1 Soeo'S-MLauiqus.aitw- ?? Mat Lk1-irS ?? .DW3 T'ic ninthi xid last orchestral concert weas res. *mat-irele for the first production here of a new vll oeetto, magnificently played by 'Franzc so, Odie, for the firfl; ...

... DR CHARLES HALLE IN I ED INBURGH. ,e CHAMIBER MUSIC CONCERT. Ut 1 Qnin'ette-1aneiforte and strings- op. 44 . ..S S nion 2. Solntu foe pi.o d olln. A r or5 ?? BC ' . 5. Solo itnootorts, Caprica Brtllit ?? ?? OIUendrllou is Snlesae nod ?? in E minor . Mrendetso;e, 4. Solo ?? in 0 minor . .pohr. I lb Solerzaini D ?? ?? , ,. C 5. tir.n . Sept ..r, , , , ., tBsehecm3 r Contrary to the cusoomn ...

... SEDITION 'ERIALS IN SCOTLAND., To' those ?? with the deliglotful Mle- tuerilal of Lord Cockburn, or even if they Unod~artaod sthetrwie ?? sheet the savage to-a JuIst' .-Clerk1 Bafild thet tw o new troblljtss~ issued this morning so thle foro'a of an L~c~M~aaiO or TriaL, for Seilitien. will Us 1O'ecooosed. as au insiserttant addition tie the literature of a period whenu it Was almost safer ...

... ItISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. The Expositor. Vol, VI.-The present Is' volume of this really useful periodical contains a Pr portrait of Dr Maclaren, of Manchester, and a Pe notice of him by the editor. The portrait is pa admirable-a most striking likeness; the notice is in extremely bad taste. Magazine editors St should ever bear in mind that vulgarity and th candour are not synonymous terms. As to ...

... MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. - (sROM onut ow-S CO55REsFOWEXT.) d d London, Sunday Night. The present activity in theatre building in i t London is doubtless accentuated by the sudden ic and largely increased demand. When the fact recently became known that Miss Lydia 6 Thomson proposed temporarily to relinquish t m inanaaement no fewer than six managers competed to secure the Strand Theatre. Ac 'I ...

... NOVZ.LS AND STOBES. By Virtue of His Office: a Novel. By Raymond Gray, author of Lindeablumen, &c, I Vol. (London: Kegwas Paul & Co.)- There are two systemns on which the title for a novel may be constructed. One is to take 6 leading character or incident., Aybhr is to take a phrase or motto which has napparent connection with the story, bat irhich will do as well as anything else. Cmeth ...

... . FAIRS AND STOCK SALES. COATBRIDGM-A. thp wperly sale on Tuesday the uom- bers forward were 93 cattle. 114 sheep, 17 fat, atd 2S young pgS, There was the usual excellent attendance of buyers erom Al parts. The cattle n-ore an ercteotsbyw. including Monae lots of fine bullocks of preme quality, rar, iul from £2D2 to £24. The sheer, iucluded enmo em tra loets o blackfaced icethers and ensuee ...

... a ?? of. J-Xii1i3111v I, JL L i INTETvNAIO -U F'l(ldl ?? -IrA, 2v , Exiil~ilM US 1A- D)u-AL~- An irlternations5i iibtor11c1 ' i r the aujs~icest of the D-iLeno a J e I'latgrapiiic Assoc;du, is ?? Albert listiluLe, Dutide, to. d se c i number of pictures anil pj . ' - 'Z have CoiC corivard frotu ?? ri ll' a Scotlaud and .lLnglsnd, lint a te I ai qurlity of tileexhaeits as a 0 s1 i u advasce ...

... THEi7 JUSTICES ANTE TrnE GLASGOW THEATRES. I ' ?? The qluetion raised at the recast pr.Secntin 'r lf I the Glilog Ihomeas wai submitted to 'r J. P. 1I. ti I Robertson, Sulicitolr-Geurcril, OG., L.P., and the It e learaed csunselbhas, we underitcad, given as his f: ?? /1\ That those only of the rules tard regplatioms are of legal efiert which in serc way relate to order and decency3 that in the ...

... ,Messrs Sampson Low, Marsten & Co. have E published The Pytchley Huat, Past and Pre. sent Its History from its foundation to the: present day, with Personal Anecdotes and Biographies of the Masters and Principal om. o a lbers, including the Woedlands antd Unpublished . Letters of Sir F. B. Head, by the late H. 0. 'Hettercote, forty years a member of the hunt. t The book also contains a. ...

... VGLAPUK.' lon Some natasral curiosity has bees aroused by a d remarkable dinner eaten in the Grand Hotel iu ! a Paris a fewv days ago. It was a banquet of: e sciance, for it brought together in social con. ,er verse those persoas who are leourilulc to ! ° introduce the universal language. 'Vola- pill is scarcely more than sigh' he years old, butt it claims to havo been 't mort: successfal ...

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