... success as Mfcsrtfh, and Miss Josephine Yorke wvaS excellent as the waiting-'maid ffaVNecy. Of the band and chorus we may speak in terms of unqualified praise. To-night Der l'ruschtitz will be repeated, with the same as cast as before, and the new ...

... that the Salford cattle boycotting incadent is of great importance in the conduct of the impeudin Irish controversy. If I speak I sh$ll certainly ?? it; but in the meautie I hope that our friends in England aill take pains to understand the innumerable ...

... remarkable for keen insight, wide sym-I pathy with suffering and wrong, and for brilliancy of I style in the narration. Speaking of this book, a correspondent of the Times, who evidently knew Mr. Dufflield well, makes the following just observa- tions:- ...

... health, but his Ilast serious illness dates from December 4, on which date Lord Hartington, who was under an engage- ment to speak at a political meeting at Bacup, was suddenly summoned to Holker. Since then the daily bulletins have prepared the public for ...

... tradesmen of his parish, and tho working classes generally, to listen candidly and calmly to this address. He proposes to speak in no spirit of irritation or bitterness, and to make no attempt to coerce the consciences of his fellow citizens. It is a ...

... received numerous letters from her, which were generally dated from Southampton, Bristol and Birmingham. When the boy was able to speak French intelligibly the directorI of the school gathered from him that he was the son of some English lady of rank. He was ...

... designer and carver; and in all be did,,or that was don under his direction, there are sth ame evidences of close and, so to speak, affectionate study, of natural 'forms, especially in foliage and birds, in the represontation of which he- had an almost ...

... yesterday morning as usual. Tim Piisrit's Eyciattm:N'r5.-Nodetinite arrange- meats have yet b,:en made for Lord Salisbury to speak at Sheffield on June 20 aud 21, as has been announced. StI JAC0B 1 WtsoSN. Sir Jacob AWilson's recovery frorm his long illne ...

... again the following year, bnt without success on either occasion, thougn, as regarcs the latter attempt, Hayden in his Diary speaks of his fresco as the finest specimen of that difficult method in that hall. Shortly after this he visited Ialy. In 1848 ...

... in entertilnmenit in himself ; but lie hal thlis time broitsht with bitit some lic e or six other artistes of whom report speaks roost favouraibly. Opet-ettas, extrai'aganzraE antI spasmodic fantastic fables, usill gise novelty to the programsme, end ...

... to their last resting- place; but as there are difficulties in the way of this arrangement, it is believed that, generally speaking, the funeral service will be reserved for the relatives, tenantry, and residents in the vicinity of Blenheim, while political ...

... to the controversies of forty or fifty years ago. We dare say that Mr. Hunltz, in l his turn, did speak out with vigour: it was his t way always to speak plainly, and in those daysly plainness of speech on all sides was carried to I roughness. But the ...