... latest composer --Verli, wvho now was the all abserbiisg genius of the day, almost hiding the light of other and greater men. Speaking of the Italian music, and sonic of the early natural Italian music, lie said a great deal of it was owing to the shepherd's ...

... which, besides referring to the business of the society, dealt specially with the stil)-lI jert of *Provincialism.' After speaking of the advan- tages w1)ich) London and Londonlers possess in the exist- cae of the gseat national institutions, and in the ...

... 45, Cherry Street, lrnihui-521 la gCER WANTD Ina dsehnt5 iloe, who is acqtainbod, 11.with the llirringa s ?? Goods, anid Speaks the English, German, ad FrnhLuugs-AdrIrena by lottor, stating salary, age, artrl lrevrna.cpto.30 Daili;r Post Office, 430 ...

... Chair will be talsen at hraf-pnt Six o'clock, by WILwI. SeioC1aLEsYLD, EecQ., Mi.P. Th e following £elttlemenw will attend and speak upon the imr u tant bearinge which Eundgratio aend Colonisatills heave upon the Ueity, Saiety, and Prosperity of the British ...

... age, and was ?? married to a man considerably her junior. Last Thursday evening, it appeleed she discovered her bridegro em speaking to a friend, and she became immediately greatly excitel, anl a violent quai rel ensued.- Deceasedl returned home, and though ...

... Frederick ltoberraso, 5, Union P'assage, Birmlnghiam.[19T BAABMAtD.-WANTED, uyan erperieuced Person a SITUA- A TIOlN, aso above, Speaks Frsuel,-AddredS, A, T., 4, Clitlord Street, Locelie. 258 AYasng Lady wieshes to obtain at S ITUATION as Bur~noid or Al ...

... Peny. Ooznoeoee at Right 'clgrk. 69b Rav. CHAILMS CLARh f Preirleut. W EEKLY STORING and WEEKLY GIVING. THE REV. J. ROSS Will speak on the above eubject, IN THE NEW LOZELLS CHAPEL, THIS EVENING, Ar 71.30. The Rev. J. Roes will Preach twice on the same subject ...

... sixteen years; of age, a SITUATION In aM lant's or Manufa~tntreeis Office or Warehouse, Was *educated in Prance and Germany, and speaks the languages fluently. -Address by letter, 672, Dasily Poet Offices. 919 W7ANTED, an Intelligent Youth, about fifteen, as ...

... corporal to that of ci sergeallt of the guenrd, The semi.offlcial press aboands in anecdotes about the little boy. One; writep speaks of the wonderful skill with which the heir to the throne defends himself with his bayonet ; another observes how his joyous ...

... is bestowed on tho carration of news as on the expresslon of opinion and. Indeed, for educated Readers, there is striotly speaking no suhb tiunase a velekly newspaper. It Ieproposed iua ?? to meet this dclclenrc by digesting thoroughly the news of eatn ...

... bestowed oni the narration of noes Ail en the exitreesion of opinion r aid. Indeed, for educated Recaders, there Is strirtly speaking nosouch th~ing 'sea oesly newspapeor, Itisproposed in he Oip-etoCemeet thisi deicienry by diceating thorougisly tih news ...

... hapd, and bi'cbed, whep the cdeesseduryfiicted with thedrzor another wqiund in his threat, and fcU to the ground. He did not speak ?? was at ?? fetclhed, baO the deeeased altost im w edirtly exitred. For about a monih pa4 t the unfortunate anail hase from ...