... Good Words are worth much and coat little —Herbert. With the January Periodicals will be ready Part I. and Number of Good words: A Weekly Magazine, edited by NORMAN MACLEOD, D.D, And including among its contributors many of the best-known writers D'e ...

... These were sustained with great vigour and strong colouring by Mr. Bennett himself, and Mr. Phelps, the manager. a literary work, this play is highly creditable to Mr, George Bennett, manifesting it does considerable constructive skill, knowledge effect ...

... M. Steveniers, Mr. Hill, and M. Rousselot. Mr. W. Sterndale Bennett.—The third and last performance of Classical Pianoforte Music was given by this Composer on Tuesday evening. Mr. Bennett performed Mendelssohn’s Fourth Book of Songs without words—the ...

... MEN of MARK —William Howard Pussell, the “Times” Correspondent. EDMUND YATI S. With a Portrait drawn by C. H. Bennett from a Photograph by Herbert Watkins. London: Groom bridge and Sons, Paternoster-row; and all Booksellers and Railway Stations. ...

... and no others should be taken, for imitations are quite hopeless Nbgugee Pendant in- Pearls and Coloured Stones. Sir John Bennett. The hampers themselves are neat and useful baskets. Photography is probably the most educational and wholesome pursuit that ...

... Frowde, of Amen-corner, publishes a variety of dainty miniature editions of his Finger Prayer Books. They are designed for hanging to the chatelaine or carrying in the waistcoat pocket, or even in the purse. Measuring 3.j inches length one inch in breadth ...

... Rev. J. W. Bird to Foulsliam. Norfolk. Vicarages: The Hon. and Rev. G. Herbert to Clare, near Ludlow; Rev. R. B. Matthews to Sbalfbrd, Surrey. Incumbencies: The Rev. W. B. Bennett to Postbury, near Crediton; Rev. R. F. B. Ebringtoa to Lower Brlxhnm; Rev ...

... a lodging Butcher-row, St. Clements, where Guy Fawkes, by the name of Mr. John Johnson, resided in the household of widow Herbert. Here they all heard private mass said by Father Gerard; and then swore, as they knelt before him, an oath of mutual fidelity ...

... action, air-tight, damptight. and dust-tight.—66, Cheapaide, London, Good Chains manufacturers’ prices. P. 0.0, to John Bennett. BENNETT, 65 and 64, Cheapside. EDENT and CO., 61, Strand; and • and 35 (within), Royal Exchange, London, Manufacturers Watches ...

... President, Ealta, has been assassinated Guitterez. leader of revolutionary movement, who proclaimed himself Dictatorand was hanged the people to a lamp-post. A Calcutta despatch announces the death, on the 12 th iust., of Prince Gholam Mahomed. The steamer ...

... over to keep the peace for six months. —Henry Herbert, a tailor’s foreman, living in Cursitor-street, London, is in custody at Bury Edmunds, on a charge of having attempted to murder his there. Mrs. Herbert, having lived unhappily with her husban , went ...

... way at the critical moment. One evening, just after dinner, the rumour spread through the Hotel de Paris that someone had hanged I,’ESTIVAL OF THE SONS OF THE J- CLEUGY. instituted A.D. 1655. FESTIVAL will be celebrated with a FULL CHORAL SERVICE in St ...