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... majority of modern critics. Sympathy is necessary every art, but the kind heart that prompts a critic to praise wandering Nicholas Nickleby as though he were Sir Henry Irving can scarcely benefit the stage. On the other hand, the well-equipped critic who would ...

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... of the year. Coming now to the modern drama, what new examples were paraded on the Manchester stage in the course of the year? First and foremost-for art cosmopolitan—stands the work of a foreign dramatist. Edmond Rostand, whose romantic play Cyrano ...

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... Jessie Williams has announced her tehtkn of opening 1 a training school for wives. The curriculum will embrace instruction the arts of bow to agreeable after marriage, how to divert husband's peculiarities, ttad bring other and better traits their nlare, ...

... in the *minty, and the band has the biggest and best conductor, and the best trombone player, in the north 1 Good biz I Long may they flourish ! STA RLI NG. WORKINGTON VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. The annual supper provided by the officers of the Workington Companies ...