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... estimated here, as wvell as in Isis more immediate relation with the stage. May his example be a remembrance to others-not only during his life, but when he shall have passed from among us-that art is too lofty and noble, too pure and beautiful to be linked with ...
... of 4The Held of the FAnilly -the oint roduotion, by the way~,of the popelar dramanisat Mr. Tom Taylor and r.Grman Reed-it may be stated that thee iagostsceewhere the pelrait ef i~n old vagabond ancstr, ?? the Red Hand, walks out of the picurefrmeat hemanor ...
... minum of 10 per cent. The stock markets generally have been extremely depressed, the rumours from the continent tending to keep alive a feeling of anxiety and doubt. The railway stock market has participated to the fulln the general depression, and, although ...
... enforce his rirghts. Mr. Chnapniai thought it snnecessary to keep the j suramuon0ses o1pen, as Mr. Durant coulti always come again. - Mr. Durant said he would rather' kesu the affair alive, but probably the Court would hear -o more of the .matter. i M ...
... green to the 21 the world, poor fellow, and anything but alive to his own welfare, . we has resolved to forsake the shuttle -and the treddles for the 21 2d. sock and the buskin, and thus make, it may be, a very indif- S hat ferent Thespian of a tolerably ...
... of the great and pre-eminently good? It may said, this is the result of our education ; we have been taught to consider these individuals as belonging to a superior race of mortals. To a certain extent this may true; yet there does exist impressive contagion ...
... te)jumped over the binches afid sesideavoured to 'cletch the held offea er, hot wss com~pelltd ts keep tile pence, There wves no such agiltiy dispt.ayed on may part, tsr I merely stepped acress, tle re, lest ts ihe o hic stood hn my way, with the intrntion ...
... Duties Bill would be taken on Monday. ADVEIITSEIMENT DUTY. Mr. Ewairfs motion oln this subject was postponed till the 7ti of May. O THiE ROYAL ADELAIDE' STEAMIER. Mr. LABOUCHERE said, in reply to a question, that he Ibed received ino infortuation from ...
... C T OUR - -OWN ART 1ST. Frorm the weird and witeh-haunted solitudes pf | Pendle Ferest to the busy scenes along the banas of our great embryo waterway-the Ship Canal ' is surely a far cry; .but though in our present] jqurneyings we may miss the legend ...
... a, necessary training in ug( the early stages of soceety, when ntatural indolence is tin too strong to be overcome by desire for superfluities ; thel bttt when mweiu become sufficiently oultiuated to desire art and to value leisure for rational purposes ...
... 1844., beer .?ciarsney, in order that you may be able, by the coneentralion of poop your energies on the taxittion, to threw off the burdens which dent Ireland' press most imperiously on the country. (Cheats.) I may be ease told that tide is a difficult question ...
... services on the occasion. We etrust he may Ihave a bultmper hontse. ClONCERT ?? EVEN1NG..-HERI1 EIN8T~.-One of tile e0 greatest tmit 11100 ?? htt its p;llrtiecII 11 Ohil allcter which thiis wV city 1has0 htnl precetited, may be alltticipatell this evenling in ...