... I remember white men etanding under trees with hats off, and black catechiste art the side, preaching. The missioner would speak in Eng- lish and the catechist in the vernacular, but -what mas said.in Engliehl was never correctly interpreted by the catechist ...

... Shelton, as the humorously peevish orderly ; and clever little iliss Dorothy Moss, as the ' daughter of the rcgiment, not to speak of other members of the GARItiCIK company; and the revival was received with great favour. ...

... three-act farce, by George W. Elton and E. S. Petley, at the County Theatre, Kingston, on Monday, June 18th. THE Sydney papers speak most favourablv of Mr Thomas Kingston's performance at Her Majesty's Theatre there as Armand Duval, in a version of La Dame ...

... done anything like it before ! , - And then he was summoned to go 'fore thie beak- Who- scarcely vouchsafed him occasion to speak- But said, For this violence you'll just do a week- Though you've never done) anything like it before! A Boy wonder is appearing ...

... This was the American temper all through the first half of the present century. Mr. Edward Smith writes as an Englishman, and speaks plainly as to the unfriendly attitude of leading American statesmen. It is not altogether a pleasant story that he has to ...

... last-named pen we are indebted for a bright introductory chapter concerning i he Modern Concert Grand, which may be allowed to speak for ?? requires more than mere genius to be a good piano. Any child can be good if it has its own way. But a piano born bad ...

... shoved up . the spout- But you. 3kustn't believe all 'yon hear! I'm thavlkful, I am, that no mischief I make, And I always speak well of the folk; But the lady at tea ! Well, she fair takes the cake- And there's always a fire where there's smoke_!, She ...

... a good second as principal girl, and adds in a large measure to the success. To mention the name of Mr James Danvers is to speak only of a high-class comedian, and he and Mr A. E. Good infuse the requisite humour and incidental business as the Ugly Sisters ...

... a good second as principal girl, and adds in a large measure to the success. To mention the name of Mr James Danvers is to speak only of a high-class comedian, and he and Mr A. E. Good infuse the requisite humour and incidental business as the Ugly ...

... crook in the moral character will then, and not until then. stand some chance of befing made straight. In this connection ho speaks plainly aud to the point,- Verily, if tenmperance pledga, tracts, and wmghtubs could szve humanity, we ?? hd the millennium ...

... of enchanting pictures presented; and the stage management cer- tainly leaves little to be desired. The acting, generally speaking, reaches a really high level of excellence, Mr Benson resumes the ?? of Lysander, and again gives an excellent embodiment ...

... rejected. The. unfortunate thing is that those seventeen voters represent more thali one-third of the meeting. It does not speak well for the foresight ot Glasgow. J AUSTRALASIAN BANKING. Several times last year we drew the attention of British investors ...