... growth but in general terms life may be said to be no more than a constant strife between supply and waste. You eat so that your body may be supplied with nourishment. When you begin to losefth. in spite of care and food, you may depend upon it your system ...

... theatrical critics, sp that no one may ride off on the plea that I am bringing merely puritanical objections against the stage. I freely acknowledge that the drama holds a great field in human educa- tion. The Attic Stage was a great educator of an illustrious ...

... away after the cuttings have been secured, as they become leggy and lose a deal of the beauty in this stage. If it is preferred to keep them they may be cut back and induced to make fresh growth; pot them when the shoots are about an inch 01 two long, ...

... this department. 2. That she is now sufficiently awakened and powerful through her representatives to set right and keep right whatever may still require it. THE DEAN OF LLANDAL'F. The general principal can scarcely be gainsaid that it is desirable that ...

... likely to go to the Bench. I hope it may be so; but I should hardly like to assist, as the French say, at a trial for murder, with Mr. Hawkins presiding. He is the wittiest man still at the bar, and would probably keep even the man charged with a capital ...

... Majesty's Most Honourdble Privy Council. CASSELL'S ART UNION, FOR THE DISSEMINATION OF FINE ART VOLUMES. Owing to the rapid progress which has been made in the education of the popular taste in matters of Art, there is found to be a constantly increasing demand ...

... the right stage of developeast. OUTDOOR I'OTATOES.T. Aldo:mob, owing to than uncertainty of oar mato, method of growing Dot regarded favourably by many gardenese, yet In most ordinary seasons. with easeful mantgement, • very fair reward may be obtained ...

... to one of the leaves, and this should have little tab that will serve to keep it closed neatly when standing up in the cabinet. Thus both ends are perfectly neat, and the case may be taken out from either side. Each case should be very dis- A CSEFUL MUSIC ...

... provided our breakfast tables w,;ii a do icatei- flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy dor torn' i>U-s. It the judicious use of such articles of die.t thn*. n constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every ten- dency to ...

... ama- teurs generally aw not fully alive to the ease with which they may be cultivated, or even to their quality and valae. Perhaps they may not be re- qaired at the same time that runner beans are plentiful, or they may receive the preference at all times ...

... connected with Welsh tonal art. Not very Ion? ago we had our musical literature in the hands only ,of a few of our able cerddorion pregethwrol. In the early stages of our art, the old monks did noble services for our art and the Church, for they wire ...

... doors 6.30. ITois Theatre will ba CLOSED from SATURDA Y,May 27th, until further notice. 1311 J> H ILHARMONIC Jj ALL, ST. MARY-STREET. g TOLL'S pANOPTICON. WAXWORKS SKATING FLOOR VARIETIES ON STAGE GYMNASIUM WONDERS OF NATURE! ADMISSION 6D. ALL DAY. Latest ...