... WHAT MAY BE DONE. The prasent is not exactly the ideal moment for making an appeal for funds for any cause whatever. We all seem to be poor together. Personally, I think that cricket ought to be free from the taint of 'the flag-day and the art drawing ...

... and her various suitors, may all be made acquaintance with at Old Trafford, and on much easier terms than if any of them were alive in the body. When I add to all this, the Soulages collection, the almost innumerable works of art, and the unique collection ...

... SATURDAY, MAY In, 186 S A fund of 00,000 to oppome Dir. Glacktont's lotions taproom*/ to he starW The Rowe L00t,.„ ..r• the orlittnetor, Mr Jam Lord, et W.A.., 'e hoe sired A:I Ity may of Mart i n nent, of a Sudden and Revel, T has hove advised by hl ...

... 2,600 people. From the door to the ceiling is 70ft. ; the stage is 70ft. deep, 80ft wide, and 50ft high. Beneath the stage is a room Zdft. high for the traps and the lower machinery of the stage. For the interior decorations of the house the prevailing ...

... who need it. To be alive Is to he sensitive to our surroundings. The degree of our being alive Is measured by the range of this sensitiveness. To be alive only to . what the senses spew us is to live the life of an animal. To he alive to the world of general ...

... able to enrich the arts raise ocauttry by a new art mastered by hire in • foreign country. Had be taken oat a patent, be would have enameled a legal right without violating any moral obligation. But it appears he refrained—leaving the art open to every one ...

... the country may eompete. Further, the owners of private picture galleries are in tnifesting a generous rivalry in throwing them open to the public, and, as one of the last and most impor tent results of this movement, may be mentioned the Art Treasures ...

... myself, I feel that I could bear almost all the ills that flesh is heir to without a groan ; and that the may now be defined the art of keeping cool. One really becomes philosophical, and with Gray we exclaim At sass reelleed, In k state, How vela the ...

... inquiry any further; but without going into detail we may fairly say that everything is against death being the end. Even apart from the Bible e.rpeoirliet is against it. Our friends are never so much alive in conscience, heart, and will as they are five minutes ...

... poem, eat* hue must be repeated with dfunalalied voice, as though said by the Emu) in the disiance.) What art thou ? Whence art thou? Where art thou, Echo? That is no answer, sweet chimer! sweet chimer! lie! like the cuckoo. [hour's always a mocking; ...

... ble for Singers says Mdlle. Screechi, &c. We may even anticipate, on the basis that people who fail to fly oceans get whole-page notice and acclamation denied to those who are making our literature, art, music, science, and inventions, the day when not ...

... oil-painting of Alive bale—the fresco of which ie now on view at the new palace. The Queen's two historical pictures— The lestallation of the Garter and Queen Victoria at tee Tomb of Nspultoe —we are glad to hear will be Bridled in time for May. A royal ...