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THE all-absorbing question of the day, Peace or war ? has been brought before the Legislature, and the statements of the ex-Premier and the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the subject were read with the greatest interest. The character which Lord Palmerston assumed was certainly

A NEWCASTLE lass, who we will call Susan, and whose years are something over " sweet seventeen, encouraged the attentions, at one and the same time, of a gallant and dashing draper's assistant in her native town, and of a " bold lover" (occupation not stated) in the go-a-head bo

the increasing attraction of Mrs. Barney Williams's admirable impersonations in the Extravaganza of AN HOUR AT SEVILLE, and of Mr. Barney Williams's performai ce of Phelim O'Donnell in the new Comic Drama of THE LEPRACHAUN, they will be repeated every evening during the week, th

SHIONS. have grown tired of the _ions, which has lasted in fashion ,o long,;especially as the hood, though picturesque enough when the wearer is standing still, is very apt to get out of order when walking. Accordingly, a new and fanciful hood has been adapted to a mantle of a s

it is mainly with this view that the Fine Arts Courts were established and stored with an unexampled series of Art-Models and Decoration. The facilities afforded for the examination of such works as are there exhibited, must necessarily tend in an important degree to the advance

LORD MACAULAY'S article on " " in the last volume of the " Encyclopxdia Britannica" has not been thrown away. Not only do all the back numbers seem to have been sold, but Messrs. Black have found it necessary to advertise a re-issue. After this who shall ask, "What's in a name ?