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... pro.. v r. go es l' of ct a-I ceeding. Royalty may be shown in printer's ink, but never in distemper. ?? ie Mwrylebone scene being an exact copyfron a published work may be allowed, while 'Mr. Donne keeps in his desk a copy of tbe manager's explanation ...
... in the circles of fashion, lite'a- ture, and art; and many, we learned, came fromadis- . tart parts of the, country to be present on-ma -occa- sion so striking and interesting. Mr. Macready's reception may be imagined.. -Thb whole audience, by one impulse ...
... ART AND LETTERS. Awdy NewLwdigate-Newdegate's now book, The Oaleverels of Cheverel Manor, whkih Si Messrc.. Longasans publish this week, is inter- esting for this among other reasons, that it pla gives tbo real hifeory of the principal actors in Bis ...
... ART AND L1lTERS. ZS ~ ~ ~ Messrs. ougmans will in a few days publies Mr. Jerome K. Jerome's new book Sketohes in Lavender, Biu6, and Green. It is i collec- tion of short sories, which bave alrnedy appeared serielly. Even if you have natural ear, but ...
... bathed it. Time was called by the referee. I The dog, exhautted and bleedin f, was thrown down e agnin amnong the rats still alive. st was much punished k b them. This lasted 2 min. 63 sec., making a total oi f 1 min. 63 sec. in killing the rats. The dog ...
... protection. Prosperitwith the dew of Thy blessing, and give it such success as may best pro. w] mote Thy honour and glory. May the Arts that shall here Be befosteredbe the Arts of Peaceministering to the wel- of fare and happiness of mankind ; and let the ...
... ART-UNION OF LONDON. The annual general meeting of the subscribers of h the Art-Union of London was held yesterday in Drury-lanle In Theatre fur the ?? Of rcceivitcg the council's report, bt end for the distribution of the amourt subsorihed for the purchase ...
... i THE NEW LAW OF ART OPYRIGR.* As the taste for the fine arts grows and spreads, commercial enterprise keeps pace with the de- mands of this appetite of tL, eye. Never has there been a time when the inventors of original works in sculpture, painting, ...
... Mr. Walter ith Art Director of the Bradford Technical College, a and gave evidence respecting the ulteof art teahing n1 Amrerica. In the Battle of this Life, Eno's Fni-tit Salt is an jim- =rsle ?? need, or neesasali. adjunct. It, keeps thke pure, prevents ...
... IHAwmINs a to considers rightly so. As pugilism is some- v Ilg tiuics described by its apologists as the n ig noble art of self-de'enee, it may be well to ti Ld note further that in the case which gave rise ' to this excposition of legal doctrine the Judge ...
... omE, WAY 1% i lleiurioli .eine, loolcuig downr one fine May | morning from a fortified enlinelica in the lihein- l gan on moat and macadow 'lbrowsed by deep- i, uidderod kine, on vilhlge-green alive with girls at play, on slow-revolving niillwheel powdering ...
... for the report that a reward had been offered by the Indian Government for the Manipuri rebels, dead or alive. Several Bills were advanced a stage, and the House adjourned until Tuesday, the 28th instant. Answering a question in the Rouse of E Commons ...