... being an illustration of the benefits of persever- ance in an animal not mouch larger tha'n a, guiea-pig, and of a. kind usually considered of a very.unteachable disposition. The scenery is ?? Portsmouth in a gale of wind, and another of Old London Bridge ...

... we are no advocates for fantastic new readings and actions, yet, if a performer possess originality with judgment, sensibi- lity with independence of wind, it would be as improbable that she should fail to give some new feature to the character she has ...

... rough and tumble fight, and we feel no concern in the method of the contest; but in the book before us, her Ladyship. raises a new feud, in which she' exhibits herself to signal disadvantage. An article in the Fdinburgh Review, on her Life of Salvator Rosa ...

... nexzt week. Ye regret this, and, if possible, it shll n pt agait occUr. J THEATRICAL EXAMINER. The new grand chivalric entertainments, splendid Christmas pantomimes, royal Olympic comic annuals, and all the other 'For- ?? of this merry and uncritical ...

... of pro. ducing. Mr Daniell's illustrations are characteristic, though we wish that the proportions in his drawings were a little more care- fully attended to. He is an old sinner in this way. For,-et-Me-Not. A Christmas, New Year's, and Birthday Present ...

... foibles and the wickednesses, of that ant-hill, de- nominated by the insects themselves the world,- that the announcement of a new work from her pen is as sur- to carry a promise of instruction and amusement to the most thinking reader, as it is certain ...

... weather, you hear the farmers say : a nice grow- ing' show'r for the crops ! Bat )who'a to crop me another new hat, or grow me another new gown For you can't take a shilling fare with a plough as you do with the hackneys in town. Thenr my nevys, too ...

... interesting notes are added in illustration ot the divine Design as exhibited through the works of nature, having reference, for example, to the structure of the cells of bees, concerning which Lord Brougham communicates a series of new observa. tions, demonstrations ...

... through every passage of his book. It animates old facts with a new life, it breathes into old thoughts a new emotion. Who that has read his descriptions of the various localities of London, as set down in this story of Nicholas Nickleby, can ever expect ...

... same humble vocation at Richmond; Dr Franklin busy in London as a journeyman printer; La Mennais seeking em- ployment in London, and refused as stupid looking; or Mina, or Miguel, the lions of London drawing-rooms, surprising all the young ladies with their ...

... and all manner of horrible hubbub, was a somewhat tiresome repetition of a joke of last season ; but the illustration of the ab- surdities of the New Police Act, and the wonderful changes at the Eccaleobion, were good hits. The moving panorama of the scenery ...

... fact as well as a phrase, and he seems to think Paris some- thing better than a mere illustration of the prodigi- ous superiority and more decided self-complacency of London; e. g. 1, for my part, never landed on Calais pier, without feel. leg that a load ...