... the drama. MISS LONGLEY'S RECITAL. Miss Beatrice Longley, a young lady possessing consi- derable talent, both as a ?? and reciter, gave specimens of her capacity in both departments of art on Thursday, at St. James's Hall. Bliss Longley made an excellent ...

... constitute the beau idela of a primate in a Church too often and with too much justice reproached as aiming at a via media. Dr. LONGLEY, while still Bishop of Ripon, paid in 1853 a visit to the little parish of Haworth, and passed a night with Mr. BRONTE in ...

... Aberdeen, Sir Martin Archer Shee, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bart., Sir Robert Smirke, Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Dr. Macfarlane, Dr. Longley, Messieurs, Landseer, Chantrey, Montgomery, Vestmacott, Gregson, Do Riemer, Murray, Hallam, Hay, Taylor, Millman, Lockart ...

... identical with au those of the owners of omnibuses as to be practically he inseparable. Believe me, yours faithfully, of J. A. LoNGLEY. ir( Edward Terry, Esq. TA Mr Terry has addressed the following reply to the pr Home Secretary:- gs To the Right Hon. Sir ...

... LITERA TURE. BDACONSFIELD, THE IMMACULATE, is the title of a whimsi- cal skit upon the Premier, published by Longley, Warwick- lane. It may serve as a companion to the laughable carica- tures of Mr Gladstone and his policy, published a short time since ...

... Short and William Strang, by Frederick Wedmore. GREATER BRITAIN IN THE REVIEWS The Fortlmghtly Review has an article by Mr. Longley, Attorney-General for Nova Scotia, on Canada and Imperial Federation, in which the probabilities of Canada becoming an ...

... can e not be too strictly adhered to, as it p revents S. jealousy, and is equally fair to all the students. M Miss Beatrice Longley recited the amnusieg scene a from David Copperfield of David's interview with 5s the waiter. The young lady was warmly ...

... seen1 to advantage as Major Petersen, while Mr H. Earles- J mere is sufhcientlv villainous as Captain Nevski. Mr G W. E. Longley efficiently plays the Nihilist student. 0 Ivan Gaulonoski and introduces a large amount or C humour. Miss Beryl Montague capably ...

... 6d.) Os Potens, or, the Sayings of Professor Cerealus (2 , Oxford-street); Murby's Schoiar'sMacbet l;'a largebatci of Longley's Holiday Guides (one penny each); Guild Addresses, by Rev. \V. Frank Shaw (Grifith, Farran), Volume I. of Life-Lore ' ...

... evening's programme, consisting ofo siogs and recitations, was supported by the Bisses Sobbyns and Hewitt, and Messrs. Wentworth, Longley, Clarke, H. Follit, Wilmot, Ansell, Leigh Thmomas, J. Ledger, and Wellsbourse; the pianoforte accompanimentsbeing capitally ...

... to the excellent recitation of the verses by Miss Beatrice Longley, a pupil of Mr Alfred Nelson, who has evidently taken tie greatest pains with the young lady's elocu- tion, while Miss Longley does credit to her master by her intelligence, pure voice ...

... Scripture sermonettes, by the Rev. R. Newton, Pearls fron the East (Longley), which is nicely illustrated. Secular stories are arranged in the samre form in Winning Words (Longley), and similar brief anecdotes, in large type, appear in Thie Child's ...