... TIHE :APJIL .MAGAZINES. I Jsl-' -- - COCC), DS OTI CF. obbi the most elnjoyable item in the VbS. ihis metonthl is apaper by that most -o esayis-5 Dr Augustus Jessepp. t ,. Ir once More ito Autuay, and shows F } ci eo t~lc, ple~asures of being snowed-up i t \.ext in poeit of readableness we vrould s i T \pthWV ^Arnold s contribution. Siri ; t;brow sonme ligh t upon the state of . 'jsi, ir ...

... I L'eeOw INTATTOi10 E'XH l 3 IrO1(N. ~?PTzAL OF THE' QUEEN'S PRESENTS.! pres-tus receeived by Her Majesty the ren the occasion of hr Jubilee, and which, I t-nt to the ?? Intotnlationall - ?? arrived in thle city yesterday fore. -y. cv were conveyed to the Kelvingrova ?? tile pi!ineipa' hiall of~ which they will ui ?? thie direction of IMr Paton, .¼I.,te moo-usuem. After thoii'exhibi- 5Zw tese ...

... ' (floU orv on COoRwaP05DESl'T London, Saunay -Nig:. The much talked of drama PTh!e 1osa a dour, by MIessrs Grundy and Wil's was nrl,- duced lat nigh t at the Hayizrlrket, and' i proved to be another version (with new tini varied incidents mad siteaticas) ot the &.ernfl.. drama from which Toen Tavior borrowed thle play Narisse , f-or Mr Bandnrsin abocu twenty years ago. The plot now1 - u ...

... O uar Plymouth correspondent, telegraphing |i I last night, says :-v I A strange affair has just happened near the | Ls secluded L i'lage of M'iltori Devon. M~r Crimp ; farmer, having advertised for a farm assistant, a your~ nmas who had avalked from Cornwai I hpresente. }imseli as an applicantr The woe- tL begorie and dirtry appearance rf the man, and cc lis apparent wea;kness and poverty, ...

... L .- 1- ,ml NOTES ON NEW BOOKS. i8 Messrs Sampson Low, Marston & Co. (Limited) be, lave published The Land of the Pink Pearl: no' or Recollections of Life in the Bahamas, by F. arc D. Powles, late Chief-Justice in the Bahama in Islands.-The same firm also send us Lights ar, and Shadows of Melbourne Life, by Mr John 'eW Freeman.-Messrs Kegaa Pau], Trench & Co. an' have published A Fight ...

... ?? O JNrT~EINAT!ONAL 52C''>Ji 1- TION-. * el 2NIN T A IIANGE3I ET S. ratte hacl protracted meeting t; s isr consideration of the tar tile vsit of the Prince and 1 . C '3 oil ?? orcasion of the opeon- ' ?? ~Mr Carrick, the city ?? Nl. e. itiy 1lain and ?? ae O-lv- * otttati~e, were also o ?? La .1-.rzot o sabmitted the . ,rritze W I ith Sir Francis 'oc Lax' a alreaely published, ' ; ' s ti f t ...

... I , - x t . - } Iit K\AN. 1 , i !as all:ca'v been F. ? ?? . ?? t lti ch is almost i L.. 1:! - ::e i t r cic teCst. ?? | ?? ?? , ?? ent:ds tne;CT1 0 ' ,, ...

... GLASGGOW INTERNATIONAL 4 - EXHIBIT ION. THlE OPEN2ING ODE. rh The ode written by Mr Robert Bucrianan ior theopening day of the Glasgowr Intcrnatkonal ' Exhibition has now been printed, along with the mnusic composed by Dr A. C. Mackornzie. d Sabjoined is the ode Dr Dark sea-born city, with thy throne t Set on the surge-vexed shore, The trumpet of the storm was blownrr . To break thy rest of ...

... ZNOTES ON NEW BOOKES. h Geri messrs Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle & on Eivington (Limited) leave published Near and reje 'Far;4 An Angler's Sketches of Home Spont and dir. Sla Colonial Life, by Wrilliam Senior (RedHi Spinner'), anggling editor of the Field.- the Memory and its Doctors is the title of a lost little hook -by Dr E. Pick, author of An ide Etymaological Dictionary of the ...

... ?? ?? 1 NOFES ON NEW BOOKS. s C - t Weasrs Macmillan & Co. have added to the t jeries of Twelve English Statesmen a sketch of t Cardinal Wolsey, by Mr Mandell Creighton, C Ts.A.-MrJ. C. Nimmo has published H Willing- dorn HaU, or the Cockney Squire,; a Tale of Country Life, by the authbr of Handley Cross, &c., with 12 coloured illustrations by Wildrake, Heath, and Jclicoe. --Messrs ...

... IALSGOW INTEINATIONAL I i XHlITLON. .. ILIi'VY ARRANGEMENTS. ra arrareents for the ceremony jOfl' with tlie opening of the Inter.1 1' ahibitiofl arc now completed. I'r belre sta;ted, they have been d. Vajor-Gepiiral Annesley in thae hands * . Stevensonh the commander of this .ini . r este ?? the gallant officer held ;. -n the conmmanding officers in t'he .ti ?? matters requiring atten- 34- ...

... THE ARC EOLOGICAL COLLECTION. Numerous articles were received at the Eel- j s rinorove Museum yesterday for the Arcbheolo- e gicat Collection, part of which has already been arranged in the Bishop's Castle. A large pro- portion of the loans came from Edinburgh. 0, There was, however, one notable contribution . from beyond the Border. It came from Mrs ?? Bruce, Harrow and includes several ' ...