... no very severe tests. 'That will follow to-morrowF in Berltbz's Faust' and Beethoven's Cl minor symphony, when we .may speak with more assorance of their powers. The sonority of the strings, especially the 12l -four-stringed double ba sses, was, however ...

... Chapel, Ncen-castle, morning and evening. Mr Vincent wvill also deliver two orations, the first i, to-night on The English Speaking Race-its I Coeuficts and Triumaphs, and the second to- nmorrow, on John Wesley-his Glorious Life, 0 Teachings, and Actions ...

... 31 entries: a The prinicipal feature of the show, as in years i past, is the classes for dales ponies, of which we cannot speak in terms of too much praise. r Cobs were, perhaps, the best class, and those com- r peteut ?? a reliable opinion give a high ...

... in the title role, and Coquelin as hi .It First hirovedigger, dwo produced ils New Yoik el on Tuisday might The, newspapeis speak of it W 0o as a perfect burleqque I1, B .u Fraulein Clara Ilnterivnalr. of Breslau. is the W s first laty who passed thi ...

... found him a convenient helper in small domestic matters in which she much needed to have sympathetic aid. MR BRA&DLAU0ff, Speaking at a meetingin the Hall of Science, Lon- don, yesterday, MIr Bradlaugh announced that he had made arrangements for the holding ...

... clergymue. The Germasns are ?? the telepllhone. By ?? galvanic ?? ilnsteall of ind'acel carrelnts tboy r-aln lslnke the telephone speak out loud enough to b helard in tiny part of a large I Messrs C. Fe'Lus Peal and Co. ennounce the pablication of a voltume which ...

... is plain If they are hungry, Paradise Weeps; and if cold, Heaven thrills with pain. The want that saps their early flower .Speaks judgment on sin's ministers. Man holds an angel in his power; Ah I deep in heaven what thunder stirs . When God seeks out ...

... significance, as some of the prognosticators would have had us believe. Lothair is a med- ley-with hardly any plot to speak of-of halt ton, Fenianism, Jesuitism, Garibaldi-ism, Mary Z Anne, and the Asian Mystery, which comes to the front triumphantly ...

... Sunday.-In the afternoon : there was a very large attendance, the, , weather being magnificent. The pro- r portion of English speaking siitors s . appeared to be considerable. Some t diearnointment was expressed at the. d unfinished state of the works. 1 The ...

... Messrs Dempsey and Traynor largely con- de tribute to the fun. There are . numerous ha other taking artists, who, whether in speak- ha ing or dancing, show their skill; but specal It mention must again be made of Mr Louis- t Marthin's wonderful demon flights ...

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... wvith us. 'T'e sonority of the 'cellos and basses, especially in the trio of the Scherzo, wa^s very fine, and, generally speaking, the performance of the Symphony was-fairly hot by no means exception- ally good. The first trumpet might have beens a little ...