... including The Magazine of Art, Don Quixote, part 6 ; We Dictionary, part S ; The Story of Africa, part 4, etc, etc. CASSELL AND COS PUBLICATIONS. Caascll's Family Magazine.—The May number of this popular domestic magazine keeps in the front rank of literature ...

... individual suffering where p thkhard task-master. Charles Swain takes other ground, - egance, refinement, the beautiful in art and nature appear W be the sources of his in- spiration; thoetgh Ave find occasional evialence of a ponver that would be all-potent ...

... THOMAS BROWN,. ART JEWVELjER, tVORKING GOLD AND SILVERSMtbITH, OD, RiOSEMARY STREET. Mlaker of all Descriptions of Hlith-grade Jevwelry SP'EciALin .-Deamonld Solitasre Engagement Rings. W~atch and Jewelry Repairs. 93 RiF ElE~'N CISI 'RE NO or EqUIRED ...

... present state of agriculture may make the difference of rain or restoration to many thousands of tenants, and there could excuse for delaying a relief which may greatly aid in the improvement of the conditions of farming. The same may said the Burials Bill. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 28. Their lordships assembled a little before five o'clock PETlTlONS.—Petitions were presented gainst the Importation Bill from Yorkshire, Hawk*tone, Cambridge, Chelmsford, Wickham, Essex, and from several other places; in favour of ...

... Mr Lowe, M.P., presented tb* prize* last night at the Croydon School of Art, and deli vered able addreaa on-the advantages art study. The latest news from New Caledonia is to the effect that the native revuit is being gradually repressed, bat that several ...

... but In general terms, life may be said to be no more than a constant strife between supply asi. waste. You oat so that your body may be supplied with nousishment, When you begin to 10e flesh. in spite ot care snd fosd you may depend upon i your systom ...

... large error in one day. The I time-gun' guiding an officer on the stage, whose duty might be tq wind a 06-hour clock up daily and then correct it, the stage clock might be trusted to keep proper tiine and be always nearly right. ,M ME ?? ...

... signs himself Secretary to the Art Uinion of Great Britain, under the eatction of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, has ?? to uS a prospectus of a shilling per share Art Union, ,tating the committee of this Art Union have decided, in order ...

... announcing that B .'ith tbe 'Aberdeen Weekly Journal of Wednesdlav, 'May 10th, will be issued a, a SP'ECIAL ARlT SUPPLEMENT a reproduiutioii of the latest. addition to 1' the Public Art Treasures of Aberdeen, a THE MUSICIAN'S REVERIE, R bv the late John ...

... a ng THOU ART THE MAN. a, ee THOU ART THE MAN. t4 THOU ART THE MAN. tv THOU ART THE MAN. ri THOU ART THE MAN. ri THOU ART THE MAN. THOU ART THE MAN. THOU ...

... please may pick theui out, emulating the famous industry that found the two grains of wheat in a bushel of chaff; only their work is rather to find the two atoms of chaff in a bushel of grain, which, like their prototype, they may, when found, keep for their ...