... to make of her intention to confer the honour of knighthood upon three gentlemen who have done much to promote the art in England-Mr. ART=va SutriVAN, Professor 2CA m, and Dr. GRovE. Mr. SuxTr~vA was director of the National School, as Dr. GROVE is of ...

... sufficient for causing him to think, and remember, and judge as much as is good for him, and to acquire te mechanical art of writing-the only art of expres- sion in which the mind is not directly con, cerned. Properly used, the time now supposed to be given ...

... summary jurisdiction, which may order the parent to send the child to school. If the parent disobeys he is, on a second information. to be fiied five shillings; and if he then neglects to have the child taught in anyway he may be again s6ummoned, and the ...

... the trying time of year for feeding the people-.as our fathers used to find March (equivalent to the Russian May) for keeping their cattle alive till the grass grew. And these Russian proprietors have not the support of the popular faith in the CZAR They ...

... _ HIGM WATER AT LONDON RRIDGm& TWu DAY -Morning, 8h. ?? dh. Om. To.uos=oW-Morning, 4h. ?? ?? 4S - - - ; - - LONDO, TUESDAY, MAY 24. 1 , - . A _ I IN the HoSEo of LoaDS, the Earl of DznRB mentiondd that iu a spepoh oul the second readin of the Greek kr ...

... oaurel;, Wagner, Signor Tagliallco; and Faust, .n Signor Nicolin. EXTRA NG . On TonoosDAY next, May 8, a Favourite Opera. MDLLE. ALBANI. a On SATDRDoAY, May 10 (first tims this season), Donizctti'B Opera, LINDA DI CUIAMOUNI. Linda, MdIls. Albani; a leroti ...

... is to perpetuate erroucelol's I'0iX of what is right and wrong, and to keep alive C nant of savagery in society. That the 1naeOei not theck those offienees which-it is said to keep down, is shown by the fact that it is amenonuhabitual voluptuaries and ...

... that it is impossible for us to return rejected conmnunicatious, and to this rule we can usaks no esxception. ILONDO, TUESDAY, MAY 5. IN the HoUSE of LORDS, Lord CHELMSFORD I moved that a bill for permitting the erection of a X bridge ?? andi Battersea,c ...

... men of all ranks and occupations, in an age when the tendency is to separate the arts of defence too entirely from 1 every other vocation; but, above all, because we may now see how great has been our progress in liberty andi good government -within half ...

... acquire, and to keep Co iouns up an acquaintance with the literature and practice of Hr onl the protessiOnD having an eye to the march of tbei t by rat OWnl science, and the general art of war both at homel tsh The1 and abroad. These duties may not, on paper ...

... London in the weeks I ending 30th April and 7th May, there is a decrease 3 of 247 in the latter week. Some explanation of this may be found in the fact that the Stock Ex- change was closed on Monday, May 2. l Another section of the metropolitan street ...

... miistake to talk of the ?? business of the Rouse as if the paramount duty of the HOUSE were to keep on pushing a number Of moure or less important Bills to the stage at which her lMAJxsr'S'e' Ministers dund it consvenient to drop themn. It is stomewhat absurd ...