... 'Art ao 'Witerarg 6assip. a C- - - Mr Andrew Lang has ritten a, paper on 'The lerclhant of Veniice' for the April HarPer, and Bit E. A. Abbey has furnished ten illustrations for it. Other fully llustrated articles are Great American Industries, which describes the making of a suit of clothes, from its first to its final stage; Three Indian Campaigns, by General Wesley Merritt; and American ...

... BEWICK CLUB EXHIBITION, SECONs NOTICE. Which do yoa consider the best dozen pictures in the Bewick Exhibition? we have been asked mole than once. We cannot give an opinion off-band, but we shall be happy to print the selection of any correspondents, who may have time and thought to devote to the matter, and also to se' forth the grounds of their conclusions. Oar business just now is to make ...

... ALL BIGHTS RESERVED. JERRY J.A CKSMITH OF LOWER LONDON. fly JAMES GREENWOOD. CHAPTER I.-STIRRING EVENTS iN LIILE ( \VarEna STREST. 3 Neither Dr Clover nor any other fashionable 'Isdice' doctor was present to assist at the auspicious event, Dar did the knocker of the house door wear a kid glove in tokien I of the delicaoy of the situation, nor was the kitchen bell rigorously muffled, o that ...

... ALL IGUII.TS RESERVED1. By JAMES GREENWOOD. CHAPTER IV. IN WHICH VIMi FUGITIVES SEEK REFUG: IN A COsMOs LODGING-HOUSE. TUE UGLY Oi)D lANL Y TE FInE. It is an unpleasant thing to be unceremoniously aroused out of a sweet first sleep, even if the aggression proceeds no further, and one is then at liberty to turn over and court slumber again. But whan it comes to being hustled out of bed, and to ...

... CO-OPERATIVE EXHIBITION AT . ' TYNEMOUT1. ION An Exhibition, promoted by the northern section of the Co Co-operative Union -embracing Cumberiand, Durham, th, .Northumberland, Westmorland and North Yorkshire- Of was opened in the Tynemonch Aquarium on Saturdaoy. Its ?? chief aim Is to attract attention to the vast ?? or Which lie in the attempted solution by co-operators ho of that ever ...

... II-Irt -,no gille'rilra 6055i?. The Rev T. A. Eagleslmn of the Birnmingham Oratory bas undertaken the preparation of a life of Cardinal Newman for the Catholic Truth Society-a body. in which the late caidinal took much interest. A work entitled, The Colleges of Osford: their History and their Traditions. will be publisbed next spring by Mlessrs Methben. Mrr William Andrews oi Hull is now ...

... ALL RIGHTS rESMVEU. FEMININE FASHIONS AND F&NCIES. BY A LADY. % In rir ting to the Editor for further information enclose a stamped envelope to forward to the correspondent, and a stamped envelope for the reply. THE ZOUAVE FASBION. Among the newer and prettier adjuncts to the gown proper is a guipure bodice trimming, sbaped to resemble the front of a Zonave jacket. The entire Zouave, cutting ...

... M.Y IRISH TOUR. IN 51INTATUrIE. 3'v sailed on Dublin's charming bayv I've wvandered roruid the rocks at Brayf And ?? the Dargie glen I've been- This is Et s1rit-s-sthing scene- A sweeter - rht though 'twas, when she Th'le ?? * i Letslip smiled on rre. I from the - Hill of -owbth have scann'4 The stretching sea, oh ! it was grand Aol 1 ?? roritr'd in sylvan nookls, Aed beard the babbling of ...

... B]3DTIMIE 4 leIrbdUMO; siy y.'tr hy)mn. Wod lid ,GoeQt. od b'jses samrM_, Papa, :na deur ones all hr31 balf-sbut eyes beneatt your eyelid( faii AnotVzer minute you will abut them quite. -Se. I will carry you. put out the light. And tl'c yo u o~p althoub you are so tall I Ali t vill you give me. Sleepy one, andl caD My 8eese5. if I settle you all right t ?? her golden curls uponl my arm, ! dre ...

... SCOTSWO0OD. The saventh annnal show in connection with the & wood Floral and Hcrtiutural Society weS held an Satlt day in the Cattle Market, Scotswvod, kidly granted for the occasion by Ur A. Tindall. Thejudzesswre3rl fr orisonC Belnnell; Mr T. Simpton. Denton; Mr W. ScOtt, BlaWdoa' and kr G. Scott, Blaydon. There was a capital exhibit on O canaries, which were judged by Mr Thos. Sp1ce, South ...

... The day was bhautiful as I Sald slowly o'er the strean, Mirror'!l within it Was the sky, And round me waved ateou Cf cocling leavei-how bright. and fair They flickered in the ba my air. At easy pace I pass'd aiong The sandy banks, alone. ?? through the golden sheaves among- How rich the harvest sbonc- id thn nli Vy eve WiVlnt wandering free [he glory of the vale to see. The castle on the ...

... Whatis agOntleman? Isitathing ?? wieh a scarf-pin, a chatn, *nd a ring, Drhtised in a suit of ?? style; Sporting an eyc-glass. a lisp, andl a snub;, Talldng of races, ond concerts, anwd bSllis, Livcrdng ass~emblies and aftornoon c6lLS ?? himosef at at homes and bazau. W~histling mazur sss anti smoking cigars? Wthat is a gentleman I Say, is it one Itoastine of conquesbs and deeds he has dono ...