... which every scene is worked ont, incident hanging upon incident, and yet without any clumsy coincidence, it is impossible to speak in too extravagant terms. If only M, Sardou's dialogue could be accurately reproduced the play would fall short in no respect ...

... in regard to some matter not necessarily involving a party political conflict, or vote of want of confidence. Generally speaking, a Royal Commission is the outcome of pressure brought to bear upon the Government by adherents or opponents, or by both ...

... -; and the loss of Oie alnie. If 1 ?? the £9 paid up share of the -*t as e tioned above weresome 'rn inenhlis a rs . £400. Speaking of gold, the Dad'tt T7v-- 1p - ?? - *The golden age Rhows sig-nr of a youth. The frolicsome period -0 t:le . alluvial rush ...

... t1 point of view it cannot be called a great success, but what it lacks in sa vetage it makes up for in n other things. To speak frankly, it is a bazaar, 0 but a bazaar of a superior kind, in which most el ingenious inventions of all sorts are to be found ...

... realise any other Filina but here, so it must -be difficult, to imagine a Maritarn who meets the ideal she has created.- To speak ef her delightful vocalism and charm- ingly graceful acting were a tempting theme, but, after all, no one in Dublin need be ...

... brought a i-ns. crowded audience to the Graiety Thea:tr,-I se. ie probably no opera that occupies a more uniifs posiion, so to speak. Despite all the drawiaces cl its almost impossible plot, the ?? rii. culous test of the pDet Buun,'o tovcich thie music is ...

... I LITERATURE. - ilSANS' COOKERYBOOH. One penny. We certainly were of opinion that everytbing. edible hiad been, so to speak, ' over-cooked until we saw the Artisans' Cookerybook just brought out by ?? Sanitary Association. Many' nice things are brought ...