... congregation followed him to another chapel, and for some six years he had the very burdensome distinction of being, so to speak, a church in himself. Then, in iS66, the Essays and Reviews judgment having in the ?? assured him of the freedom which he ...

... London County Council at the offices of t the Metropolitan Board of Works, Spring Gardens, on f Thursday afternoon. He did not speak, but voted with I the majority of sixty-six, which carried the motion I that the meeting da adjourn till Tuesday next. l ...

... benefit of Mr J. IV. Hemming, the clever and hard-working stage manager and imper. sonator of Man Friday, just after the speaking of the tag, Mr Sidney Cooper, the proprietor of the panto- mime, was seen advancing down a long staircase at the back ...

... manner as to evoke the utmost enthusiasm. Mr Walter Laburnum expressed himself, from the chair, in the most loyal terms when speaking of Mr Leach ; but his expressions were exceeded when DMr Graydon came upon the stage in order to present to the former manager ...

... o1r-e amnt amonget the men of letters of this day. p tChes)A famous contemporary of Mr. Gibbon and c: ty f r Johnson, in speaking of another friend . AOf his, gave utterance to - or rather wrote - u asthe famous FIie ~that he was ?? wit, If be not first ...

... brotherhood of the twelfth century. Mr Hamer referred with hearty regret to the friars whom they had lost during the past year, speaking admiringly of Messrs William Creswick and Henry Lee, of Dr. Chalmers and Mr Venables. Musical entertainment was principally ...

... London County Council at the offices of the Metropolitan Board of Works, Spring Gardens, on Thursday afternoon. He did not speak, but voted with the majority of sixty-six, which carried the motion that the meeting do adjourn till Tuesday next. THE BALLOON ...

... to Yamina, her closest intimates. How handsome he looked, in his rough tourist suit, that delicate young painter with the speaking eyes, beside Ahmed, her betrothed, in his dirty burnouse and his lagged under- shirt! How beautifully he talked, and how ...

... absurd Abvssinian War; and, though full of thoughtless glee at the action of the terrible Sniders on the ha1f- armed foe, he speaks with well-deserved disgust of the way in which Theodore's dead body was stripped by a rush of fiends, vultures, dressed like ...

... seen in this part in town; and Miss Eastlake's Ophelia is not less sweet and pathetic than before. The company, however, speaking generally, do not greatly distinguish themselves in Shakespearian parts, though we must except Mr. G. Barrett's First Gravedigger ...

... for a speech, and, after having spoken of his trepidation in reappearing in so trying a perforniance as .Etaslet, went on to speak of future plans, which include the plioduction oni Tuesdav the 5th of February, of a drama by Mr. Hall Caine aud himiself, ...

... these he is so inimitable as to make us almost overlook the fact that in 3oo pages or so there is scarctl) anincidcrt worth speaking of. Life at South Hatboro'-with its 'old village families, its summer boarders, its Church party and its opposition sec's-is ...