The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-18 00:00:00

I ----- THE WEEKLY PRESS. Pair THE LORDS. Morn ths Spectator.) If the country is to be literally sold to tiri tS Jpesopess Mock -jobbers—If the House of Cameo iel• Woe • boom of mediocrities incapable of essedsf4s. comity feed the /MlAlair—wm, IPS not cry ern do% "Thank God, then is a donee of keel" We aid ism wield,* to prejedice the new Howof Commas. We lar sodata. These may hems. *clarions liarapciess, VIIN! yessaviewllilliothistent Croeswelle; bat dr statistics, doe telly egothing, Ton rather counter to the indsmeriesee of the Was a body. It is marls of ensiles ingredients Wilhite predecessor ; the son-politicsl door being ratter Wessel them ot h erw i s e, while the loses appears for the des n et least to be deprived of thesramn of momisent man gle who eniewed tt vet en imdspesdasoo of its outland gave , Heap lawyers lace been dispLieed, but other -11ciserectse berpees ham been pat in their mats, and the legal element, aldiMmertt may diger In the details of the figure., is still s „Vey hege Opening in the movably : but of tote the cha - Isekiref Shelse bes set leen thing. It is estimated that • thee see la the new home solo beaded or more of calmer elab aleasbers. Timm am lailkstioms which suggest a doubt .-iss do net eel nacire—thst the Home of Commons •ma te the hefty to mews we Sam any encroachmeets of • the Br atgre ary peter, wises. legume "ban threw* is in. eseethet. e nd ought to be dindeteird"--thet power which se the peon armed swayed all society lerim and is od meter twee& • yesiodemat biases la Hammen ogees. The her his sot disdagslehei deaf by onopelling • yew tied sal es le obese or twosom. It lee been a wades 'eye, swathe gar the Win sees en dam site, het soseleal kr the gesthoth laelks ; midmost espettally ho le sheers • tegedeles be ear &Miss for eivessweid speeledes, while perreadng miss thee wool have ir paned the weed sure of ecomeres. Cemmosid Emden nay be ahairabb tatharets ter paarekag the wiles of sweaty, bet they lobe' governdag tarlemers. If dry me pessessaM they establish math • slab is the plain el podded religion. Such is the tr ews* el the peenst isy bell la domestic and foreign • albs: ter went roresthiss to sowatsrbelasee this lower blione; red Owe melt we upon to find the higher end qamairwilsg imiseser, if sot embodied la the dery Wla the sobility p Pm the time, however, the dim bone ea their herd r 111101 se they one undertake, Is the illemegle la elehaten then own, we to arguer the weal woes la ens greet Seine ; lad there me some &Sethi= to their piths, which make them set godly the met we. eemekl poor in posed is essaervaillog the saw b iomes, If the mottlity OR Is by oboe whet it W moo It Yte Mat white we shoat lath. Ti the Hewn of Pees . de 11161111 Ora es to the sedenel depositary et highedadell s, eagyaerly aprowil with the podded Wain of the well, with the dalikedes at ear Illorties, end with the deredes d peer& essiseis be dose of esercethaesst er sabervilm7. They have teethe opportunity Wore them siew. It is es Maly rick Is the none el Mkt egyr *My. Mir did mak loyerhist Meliese—the inereed anyhdls aerate Minks by sidled palls eylikk the d the essevillee le strict seem" in de bongs efainaekik the Mk, el the polio to IY cm arks. the then upsa shanoode drama, to be bins by say pent& bad la the die. aka mad et are lad to in eau Pert the TM, the inligneoi sail thieving% hr IMAM f ram we Me led the esesedea um& by virteenur perk, annewhigkg the momity of puled immovemoft, oak to Mr then ea the pee et . "OMilkn." BMWs me the aped et *heft. Theo dinswilko, baser, hen Men ail ely .to. hen the PO et =Mini nosernen Is ate week d kgrecemed, M y • T u be to anima Meer, me* Os Eli& Mee. The peel nodes Of ImPommimmig, hr bee ririly lees poneled fir wee Is dr Wean et Lai Mt in die Bare d Morme, benne kin re Ms who donned tho nine el sub lichp le the sorry, sad dry de set dal to Mr d the baser ides* the died istworg, the heal spat letwast, r ray at Mr adddhoches nosey Minn that Mod Wind the re* end the UM abialandes the kw. We omen mew le have err leth le • thee whim earn wises hail areeihro rifer kr the Oman el the ocasyetak mdl ban then by 1 so ..lb sea sad sink* to Falk opines r ler nib ewer these opetkael Meow ; bat by as Peak ma. awed* et the pin& oil acid Maack the ineseihs padenue ISM okays mow k the Bons et Canner to sentrelhe say reel pipe _-meal, le neinds Moir own by =Wag ine yen d niddhockee moiety spirt mode, sir boy nos their WSW and the "dime' which key on polheresnly seedy to ands ca the Meet m ike d • damn to, the omomely alaald ..to. to the smechn What air alai krayeaket et then siothea, Kit h at dr wider et the Mega t imooNsoy le *mg ot weeritsies, ear hmealitery soblitly pmt.'s the marlibeedies far the eltaimeat at Boren& yew Is dr eamay at the plena mime, sad ihr the emir et doe What yekletke• Let us anon rate the entheees whir the silk Mks perms. They ben Ink, viable Mon* repooted by the llegilehnea. be es tear, with writhe sari learldesk let Ali to • high degas, dry pans with parr km thee et ray *Mr ihderipapahrl ncepthol clan They bs • hoe =kat kid pormika et the hod; awl though is ea angisides r repeent those who new sty It. ear heir& es nnkleg • lerritari& }swim—• tern which fgtn Prodedea—their terribariel istromei rain hen • annisedes et ell then andrann le rill my high. sad Wei by • nen win maim le seeded goo lowly yeeeneent. They poses • any rewash rho. near. enthked with holing hatikn ; • pain on. &dee letheillionnit et Ihe highest yenned pore dm k aiwirkoo kowlimo ot rho folloldkri—troskor hr dr &Me et the holy, with • trio mirk & te7e, The aim rommos • tom& et do Wilms Is hall—• nits nil • nos to ovary aol dWilogoo. and is dim ado at amid Isphistios that odd is Odes. We Dot aide ate, at W gotreogo, plume owl 111111imasio—lbe Nokia hen son* Ihe srpriikkokikika, the hers Priry-CoassiM ealy se may ninsweighw is the bloolil p▪ inion date odor; Ire ere saw cramidering the am, whisk it could WM* imphoy to meek the pewee Sri to ail peneand, and to pad= a grad =Vol ait sr Wks. The Hoses et lards eadwasrlely, le Mid by the Aglow al party, by the shoot d en ell &Mow, Ikr ✓ooky, for which sr kepi oda* By the warm d lie bay, the hone should to Cesinnalive, sad yet It &oil nether* the fink= et the 1 people as spire an ereedinnst, se spiel way film wpm swegeorr,-110 ill the ptp deo Oslo orikkodirk tie Lrodlowoomes rater Ibiliwwurik War mini. UMW= amid korkio 11111wailwelkikikk.11.0kkoed lbe /ob. And whew/was doloorrill boil up to lid the fi n d ll 1111 dem% llo= to.. lad ke • ippon of the mirk meth' men the posts de as sew as mainly they wean setellik • pewee uldth sokbar &am oar Cannon on poi ins. Was kw Monk to coos forward at lb. proud a/e tbsif e pima ofpolitical bedepeadasee sad prignadeo firgnunal, *skit the nereschmen at the lawoury wad the mid.; dry ward acquire • pottery by the era set at amalle s ad with power they would seise a aimed popularity; fir pow Is amp paidar who. the avid of it to k saredeacis Pk the spirit cd a pope. Who ere* the Earls will lad bet ad giro tido paled lift Asp and erica P It there en acne era* Ma aping of Agog be yond those wiregisteral sages et the day which ere amp, fir nadlocrity then written Meer, the Lent wee pm their air es the breath et • dream. Bat it hle be day and ors deady ens with dr privileges et the coder, titling/ of paean; and the tradition at " casterniam"—ilea newingied idol width hes mined the bold Mar et the beer. The makes boor, Oa wet, aro lighted at dram ad thereat cidwareo—wars, owi orohlthrs the subsincis at Oka heritage elk from *a noymeriballti peer, sad en Wag the &rhymer, teak to • orogroollowot supaire wooldhos the "sots" al the OWE= OW kik &rate at dr 'bloomy. Talk at es estrai =Elm asp your comarratire per tune ph; =th • neigh pip tail to ivory Bagkiwora from from maks kark Mr be Peden wee by the Wein would worm r Lib to kik plea or the fkimatwo et the caeranten sal sins- Wire et the ponds To leer the lathed skeribli thenyetwien bombs at ma mout* bares; oleia mimeo ot the way is Pith t le red loin re the & pvellesties, would be s aelicael misty nark( the WNW to kirk plus to the pensosest el the cavalry. it wort ko fib wools of thee Is " Mk" ce la the pukka ewes bilo km& "tees ," dam faddy as lee ravreco Ur kw prayed aratal•ll moot wish. wig mime *a the barer dieir Unpin* es the lines To rent al watherity taw appoideet awn et wow " anneiniese," end 'Ma UM "11.1161" 7 "Nibining the work &OS tor tko mir e di: —thae to islet apes sore govern' eaglet be only to Fag aria that eke the Thaw/ ha ghee Comma. (T the Ness.) A DIALOGUE. Tlll P*10111111....---1.0 SD lIIIA7I7IIIVIT. The Plums—Pao the wine, Anthony. Well, I wonder whither you will hare to teaks any more biehope t for me. Lord SHAITIIIIIIIIPX—I steroid be uncy, a s Christian, to say that I trust a; but there are otrwal &Doom — no Pumas—Width you would be &ad, . an even "dial, to we vacant. Lost littraTueurras—lio, oot vacant, bat occupied by odor elorestees. The Tamots—l take your ward for the new man being a eight. I sly look to the berets pedigree ; you mud same for the zoning. Lord Boarroscav (depostingly)—lly deer lord, we mobalkieg Os bode of the Mush ; you speak as if they etas out of *Nee. The Pamiss—They cone oat of Malls, anyhow. So Via net so far maw after .11. lied lim a rrossum—l may wait and hope that one dame dap yam my take a gesso risen et diersoldset. The ritElilia—if I did, I 11111.14 got apaling aV worn mow Now yea have it a pem an IMF. Ida on, Bodes Loath aillooldb, relhom-asra • pay good hal& Mead. lat aarrof. Lend Taal , am, and Ws • groat paaptebe illb ilea* ame into pone Where the good sat no. loam Tons razoron—do I ma, I swam it's di right. Bid if I mod Mod the miter, pa know, I would se soca think et omanging the blames la year Osaka NI, If I ware driving • Malley be molest, Td pet all his load into pas pant.. herd aurroonwar—What an Modesties! The Panama—lewd Wolfishly Claphenille, eniedote mere, We to the papas One al time days—oda ra time, palms, but is yoMit—you'll has • fee ME I* Pop lead, K you go es as pa are now doing. Lard flosrmillWlT—We SR, I bA2IIIIII trod, th pido pea et appolskid NM Kit pillaNepreviandellbet eases dell eines, it is out et our had.. The Poona—Doem. Lord IMArrusorm—Sh? The Pziamot—l my bother; you'll mews a thwart phrase ia spoor Iridment Lord liwurroorra—Weil, it is net essetly the art ot reply or ea sel@ os • Mislays otonstion, made In all Thi lousility. Pa loodlity mar religion in the mt. ter, sums ms. Ton are sa mama fellow, rod nobody mare shims To en out older, and me tor nom et them thins like what's Ids som-Oallipat— Lad SKAST/SIIIIIII (peas)—Os O. The Femme—film's the dam WA lot I ma see • little that yea mit or wOO% me. Teen have • Fres Kirk. That is to my, the other side In the church will not mad being banded mot to yea asotoriso Whop. You'll has ieorte. Lard aterrasmor—l eau only spat whet Item said. The Passim—Dolt—you am told to avoid rail rood- Mom. I MIK Y .mast, that Mare the next mike babes. et you ~Wm Mother one at the other aide aught not to has it. lam oertmla OM my pia at giving the bialsorke seedwieh Asides--ellsembr dies ot Obeliam md hom— sse the rod seed of preasming the poem at the chant. Lot egh.PTISIII7IT-111.0 1 1 1 1 111 is ail highest agree. Pawn—lmincons es opals dootriam, end all rat, which to of ohm impertonos end whitens two pop* OS ogres upon ; but ore More as mods trimablp for 1. mabilishossa, and tin promotes, • matter which you amass soon to walker my litde imbed. lIIANTSIIIOIIT—I fit6y comptiond you, o 7 dear bat ve an at to do evil that good may mom the Puma—Wlo mats yea to do mall t All I sup pt—mid, I deal am • gadded about it, the row won't some is toy ans, but—l sagged that ft is worth while to rommere aot One Is a large party in the church ma seam as pourselvm sol via • great deal mon learning (to say amain to yes, a momarlay ass, of unman.. wealth and inleenee) ad that It seems a bander to Mu these pecsO into ramie at the eetabliabsd Mulch, a your Wears on doing. Lord linansitacar—Without denoting Amu my original ground, that thin is • right and • womr, I mum you that you an in error In detail. About seal I say nothing, but se for iseralsg— The P..- eat of your new batch is there one vie hafts Oppeba boa Orion I' Li—ldm* ray Dr. nip star ink loom thin woo a oommeatefar la lb ; bet list Is at sari ocassquaeo. Who our erns ea IPSO VW Origia, that la tha alraiosath costar, a Nilo moll to to saturants* with than? ?ante—Nay, it you pat lib ma with Oat IMMO Or. I coal sari pa. Patois the law a bishop Mows of Oppiss the batter ; sad Orissa iavoatal calgiail aa, which relsaw I bay* obolahal—thora &We look shocked. Whet I alma b Ihot you Bvspliaabar bald to be very &Moat k thookopool kinottag; • Whop ought to be WM to Mild hi amok pax liaormoo b *sight to boa lath foe I laal TM , • aletehe. - to hew it, bat the Ober ado hear sari ebb ma. I deal Ware MS of oar aver lot woad per Oa Sam al "seals essalastica. Lard ift•PTIMIT - 4 Irma sot. The Paaraaa—Thees yea Mn, yea see, mewl up in whaled Oda awl _I of Christie& obesity. Tow sr•• a fissaise, awl yea re *Wag up the death 1 But if you say We all eight,ead the mar Is la yaw Usury' dons, out you way give the sad nitre to Baptist Nag, V you Vim Lord Buarresevar —He has seem his way arse to laving the seeshilshmeat, desr The Pazanta—Hilll see it beak spin, primps, if you hold up a nitre; bat, if not, there's Bpargeoa. Lord SKATTZMIIT—WeiI, well, ell will be overruled for rod• The Pawners—l Wow shout year raliart, bet your Buse erM WI la very asuismat *tee V you draft =lad. Bat Ws your Ware. Pre the alma Shaftesbery, the lieherneher. dl tr, Danis. THE WI JUITUBIII. (has tbsixsawsiet.) The esteem cl the Bank of Eaeland centime to Met tite west wimeidsokey ebsisolor. The bullion is re amed to 11,0116,01101., • ever satont OM b• bow hid at wq taws dose dr Oh at Itewoolms, 1147. The resins is alto todwod to the sea at 3"lfM Duds, the Let four wake the rehweks boo Mee ao•steat awl sem% so tar bllowleg Irmo show : Wit& howsrve. Nardi 21 .... 10,992,000 6,480,710 26 9,988,000 4,628,120 Aril 4 9,344,000 .... 3,207,476 U 9,065,000 3,044,120 It wm, bowever, be observed that the salad at the pi vats Isomilke bee beta very rmelderehly &Wedded (6sea 21,60,71 M. M 111,04,11401.), and as doubt y tbs espy meat at the tergemsy edemas rale by the Beak proltag the pyre* of des dvdeade—dot ph& doped* having teen Mama by OM errs trots 9,016,61*. to 6,114,8101. It Rs* braver, be bore la surd, that the Mom sow yabieled ear Mae *Met the Peak as to ens ••lhamdey here week, the Mk*, elordsm Ltd asbelmehl we dr pleads to the smakelve imarame *a Woe bylhe De*. Bat therm sere* for tellerod OM the deramidessuse Iresiare the bra irraiset,ead that the prodeselltles the NM, _• the sir* elm** he lemma* the belormt Oa the 141 k el Noraeberorhia the I.k embed the tele at arm* I,7per mat, both dr balker ad thmelerve sari et Weber area* then *elm totter hit teak. net vate dld alt prove suer. *ea made* ho road *ls maw try spiel ma =dee MM of amitel, and *me wen m arbly set so may argent ad Meioses armors at work thou es sem dal • , live to rake aphid hoes say some fbr employmed .head. We lad the Irak drowns ere eat =Maly lasitilki es le brim milehady prompt sad decided realm saw* he the maim nue sae gnat pmeeksi mad is maaszka what then rotas es which we should bs girl tow • seedy waled M the 11116114 rag* thee, gal Aid meld sot ha to be et tresalid melee la the pad* Whatever Miriam of *kr may mid rah raped Is the erne of the At. of IMF Owe all se but be a* as oplaka sow is to the errs adtediege wider he bra 604 from IM ready paldledha d the Dirk morn* Nothre hr dew se sadt le lend may of the pram errors vale via Si silk Mound. cs to mist minim& sad THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVI2TING, APRIL tanhai it reasO t a w. e:rs. Ohm" le, Argwevar, a le great int adgt maclir atilvalty 0 be in to of whieb b voll . illustratek 'the eventing the t. TIM mesas made tta.the end of. Malt !la appear mall the publfaiSloa of the Oremete at Friday OF Woe** week, end are out sees by the public till the Saturday wlum they ate a meek old, and daring which interval changes of ea imperiled seta* may laws takes pima which meld mate rially modify tbe climatal": of the Maras that published. There wall appear to be ao &Mirky in brining dews the seemat %Wallaby algid la tacit with, ibe osardry re gime Ming received tut Thursday mersiag la thee to make up the mama' IN the weld , / reestims of the directors as that day; sad that Kemal tehtit paillstud is the Gaulle of Friday, would always fandals the laformitioa to the public at the earliest possible time, sad would us some occasions tend to remade it to the coarse taken by the directors when restrictioas ewe retorted to by @bowfin; their security, and at other time world prevent undae alms whoa in the mean time the condition of the beak may have improved, as It is uadentood has beta the ease to the meat week. CASUISTRY YOE CHILDREN. (From the Wonky leiriew.) Within the last few data, a littlo book has been pat into our bands, which we amid not think of noticing but for the aortae under which it Us been published, and the pane taken to circulate it among the children of the poor, for whom instruction it purporta to be desired. A tow a:- tracts will enable our readers to judge of its tendency. In an exposition of the duties of children to their parenta, we have the following pumas—the man. In italics being so printed in the origiaal : It is a grievous sin to drib your paten* or in their prowsial to pa est your tongue at their or mock them, ar the like, through spite or contempt, or In their horrify to ammo them, or all them very bad aerie, rah ea foots, boasts, artakards." We apprehend that those who are taught to barn that the •Inbaloses of suck conduct and Bagasse depends ou its Wag arm and heer4 emu* ble expected to stop died at ouch demonstrdierm. Such arsuistiod dlatinctions, however, arc distractive of all simplicity, truth, sad hammy in the mind, of &admen. But what salons of truth sad bawdy as young persons Save wheal praelploo aro adopted by tech maxims as the following 1: "Itis • venal is to deal a Ms. It le • mortal an to dad lawb—ke swap* to steel bun • workmen • days ' wars, or to steal lam from a poorer man, or mews from • dam men, or tom parents. (If you deal from different pansy it made hall is much again for • mortal an—and ihsamer you skid at different times. If you steel born alitseni mane ae rat &Serest times, it needs don. le Mar Taffiltaneality with a vengesnoe. So a servant may be In ibsekbablid Dobbin bb aplarr, bat if the articled oe BS* ilia at My MO OM are of small eilailiwb—esedf. OA b. amproll eft his employer's Yam —ha is sulky el bat • trivial halt. A per soma mew (soma) ledf-ararowa a-day. Yon must gat wear, to rob Idea of hdfa-erown—LS., at a time—but like • boViesery lam the ha l-a-mown is • venial Amu Aad Y you areprealsat to rob hba or dad him of se at • this, yes pas fir se three shillings and elibtpleasvhdlliessy. Or V you ma manage to plunder morel prow In the day, the Abaco is dill • trivial one, provided the per eammat of your predations doss not ex ceed a day sad •-imIN iSICOMIS of any one of than, or of all together—for It is set very dear which is moat. Bat sup pose poor* In so peelings, may, sad am Lab • Ude now and rhea teas every lemon pm am lay bold at, you may go to double the imeount of robbery without Lying • Was on ooaadaoa. Delicate ditiodises, bay: Thus, or cording to thle wain at ethics babiesall thieving is loss criminal than a single theft; sad the greater number of prows robbed, the Ughtsr the Meow We have heart • vast dial Lately about the aria gendon of food ; sad es to the cabbala( of tailors, the& le so al story. Bet it has sot boa wool to bock the rhino wow- tics that than is no harm to practims at this sat; and, though Palsy says that morality b not, wordy speeldog, a eoblelt of discovery, the following will appear new to sue Poo*: " Whom =god& are trivia it sine taith—er wample, dethSl it • do to obi& adatisow. cepa peepb weld* swee that I bail 'Oast newel*lhe imitate, or these i s memo Mem f Mei if, sad Ito asewory to an to pale • eededeleywidll. It wiz miwitgass with what yeassl.4se MEV* water with soy OW% 11.010 than is • togigeli AMMO team it, and it aseesnew,la mobs Is tpleammattabt I pipe The modidessee Lan we i , mid* leseelsee the= who ma on swam as pow-4e am Whig of ao Mk, bail WA thine olds with mem Pat wile woes is so shipil es le be inib to had "somata norm" so }wady his wayeedhot And who Is to apyiebil Is "a risionable prat I Not the Agorasd mem He ism interesta party. wink Sow gigs, This ths world le pyggsmitlsr toe arch asollemeig to seal practices, it maw weaswhat Ina alien that ft is woos— .dlr:i In p est MOM • periods wrldag, Vise I toy hers with it." Ls a rogue at liberty to commit forgery imt. Oaf loupe* Cato the awes of it showards f He ash lemplas that he win wasps Modica by preventing to gam lam aim he hoe bowed frass satortog sty icesbybiebaL the less a seine for ell Golf sad will a wart at psdhadslea to each esaubby sago:Wks of parlament t •gm may writs a labor la anothoes owes sod bogs his sigoilse. Ho way hoe whstlie conosivas a good motive for big se; bat be baisiii to atiotro, end is guilty of gond sod tiriyay, bells motive whit it may. And if any one Issas Gat young people, whoa they have owe been taught to Stink that forgery is imam sly when they "do any hats with it," will stop short Yee, he bee wry little knowledge at howls Ware. Who poster haw gindsitod in this ached of wars* it quit, pastels that they nos have occosits to Waal the sainemos off • misistrate, and to lab an oath. The [aloo f/4, thankos, soars, a timely owning : "It a mortal ha to Wks an within age, sod won, in • court of Milks." Very proper. Bat if say moocher youth should like to know meat is en oak sod what sorsientes laity an mah, in a court of Mottos or moywhwe elms later ow author: "/t S. not at seGh i s my, Yalth—Trah-01 my lifi—On my otwelisco—Toe as I stood here—Tive as Gas& It is not an oath to my, I swear—Ood's truth—God kootre—l declare to God, Wilkie pea woo :has wore for an sod; bat it it commonly a veasl sin to say such words." "A voila We—moot an age." And yet maw d Hen hostels. look very like taking God's owns fa vas. Bel yea may my, "I dogma to God" that sock aid took piles ; gal though met .bow yes en oallisg an the Aka** to beer vigor to • Ns, you have not foniween pasty bemuse you did not "mien thew words for MS us e temples what mad boxes of a society edwatal i welt aserable docbloss. But, porhaps, our yew Mad is sal mans to know what comititutei taking an oetk to • court of Jogics. We will give the oather's words, may mean that the italics are his own in this caw oho : .4* Oathfs to cal Gal or esesathia, sacred to eitnein that what you my is the troth; for cusp* to swear co the Book, or—By the some of God or the Holy prom--Pp Room—On my soul—Do help we Cita. Bot if pro a env Lou that tart sou my to ea oath, or oh not sow te take we oath, them tear wore aro nit moths" Bo that you may merely, in • wort at brass calla Gog to wittier to whit you know to be • lie—yen way kin llw bosh, wet sad year Ades isetieway ell Ile HEM vols ge help me God"—eod per, atateltair His eallue, yeet say be aboolatily fres front the gal a pojory; lostios, theligh year weds were, to the Istogloo d that de ag• seinistend thew and received that soil is thole ewe sad rawedag, as edam with@ as the wisdom el saa~ lam frame, yet, "if yew do Net swan to tato an oak, Nee elbow wore one all oaths." No woodier that in Irelood—oton astroathisary darts an made to drake this book mow the pemostry—the aids of joetko should be so berm* dogsled. Acrd now ft is high floe to Mau our teedwe that Il ls. moist= little book is ad a astiro—neither is it esseista the soother' d the swell web. It ha boas a 1 gab bard as • bosseftds settedsee wad, by a alsi IN • nods d fastroollog &Adria is prepang Yom kw the georanisoL f a. W a tii i T h ig ow hoods—the at published la Leedom by del Bon, 141, Bros, yrios ms pmay—dte east Oil VIM oar winds en takes) la Doak (yoke MO aiibilliky or 100 copies Ike Ss. N.), with the Marin 111111 r." What wiry Christi= Must Low and De. Per whams sod gored as. By the Bev. A. Punka, C.11.11.1.—i.0, Prime a the Glogregation of the Host Holy Italatatar." But the, who pays Wad= ts the MIN a a googol Mower of its' pedlar golds, lime Nat rah por- :owever, writes ander authority. tor, , the English and the iy statute to the contrary hottruhsteading . els PAULUS CULLKN, Archiepieoopuipublhissle. In the foregoing remarks we have atsdionsly abstained from any allusion whatever to any controverted question of dogsalle theology. Oar obesvatiess ham not travelled beyank tho nasality inculcated is the book, and lee reliable effects on the unhappy children for whose nee It le designed. We say, hemmer, venters to suit what would be thought or said If each sardine ism taught to the poor In a book written by a elergymen of our church—a roaster (say) of the Christian Knowledge Soclety—end shined into the world with the imprimatur of the Archbishop of Canter bury I' And yet the Church of England door not pretend to bo en infallible guide. TSB BEST LEGISLATION: (From the We4ly Dispatch.) We, therefore, as counsellors, not flatterers, of the people, repeat the caution, now more than ever neceesary, not to look to mere constitutional changes kg any material improvement of the social or political condition of the coun try. Parliamentary reform gives power, but cannot impart *Wow. " With ell thy gottinga," says the wise man, " get understanding." what is chiefly wanted is, legato achieve the possession of the function of govenmsent, then the sagacity ,bleb directs Its right use. To et electors to choose is the most importances It la the most difilmalt, mission of legislation. To make the people not merely knowing but wise; to make them industrious and virtuous rather than ingenious and enterprieing ; to be man anxious shout the nadoual character than about oar imperial groaner ; to seek to distinguish the people more by their love of truth, justice, and philanthropy, than by the glitter of conquest, or the glare of wealth—these are the only real securities for making their political power not • cures, but a biasing. That legidstion can de much for this hes been our chief TOM= for desiring for the people the power of making our lows; but to know how, by legislation, this, consummation la to be at tained, is beyond and above suffrages and ballot-boxes. As a clan skin is next to • clear conscience, as to improve the materiel condition of the people, and to renews the atarac tic's' which stead to the way of their improving themeelves, Is to afford free course for the due development of their higher moral quslitke. To this a change in our laws may essentially eentribate, end this should be the drat use made of an extended Mathis°. To abolish entails end primogeni ture, to alter the laws of succeed/re, to restore to women their legal and social rights, to make jus tice cheep and simple, and to discourage litigiouences by arbitration, to make the transfer of the soil easy, safe sod inconsiderable in cost, to deal with the mown and the wale Linde so as to brag them into the market, and let the people get on them, to revise our poor-law union system, our educational provisions, our coclesiadital economy, so as especially to make our clergy more eloquent, instructive, able and attractive, so as better to adapt religion and ethics to the real bainees of life—these see some of the Malts , t which we should like to see gathered by oar new gleaners in the seed add of politics. of THE BALLOT. (Prom th; Leahy.) The necessity of the ballot is the practical moral of the general election. That necessity will not be dimi niehed, bat enhanced, by soy extension of the franchise. We must hare secret voting for the make of parity, of independ , ems, of conservatism. Nearly all the old objections have been exploded—the un-English character, the impracticabi lity, the Imperfection of the ballot-box. It is now admitted that voting by ballot is decidedly an English fashion —the practice of our corporations, dubs, vestries, and parochial cosantuencies ; the imputation of im prectketility has been set aside by sheer force of con current observation sad testimony ; as to the imperfection of the contrivance ter mooring emery, the argument is now reversed. Loud John Brinell declares that It is only too perfect; It arms the elector with an irresponsible power, anion in its operation to the non - elertor. It s e ems a truism to say that if the see-elector be qualified to superintend the vote of the elector he is qualified to vote himself ; bat the debate hoe been reduced to truisms. TM ballot lean arti cle in the faith of all reel reformers. It is a wry mall theory of • very smell section indeed that remota& it as having obtained neither • wider nor a more energetic support than formerly. On the contrary, it has struck many new meta among the emetanacies, and we anticipate a renewal of those debase which, whoa Mr. Grote was a politician, intimidated the eider brethren of both homes. Lord Althorp, in IBM declared that the Chandos clause would operate as • powered argument in favour of the Reform Bill ; his demsdant marks as a fact that which, twenty-live peers ago, was a mediation. Lord Grey joined In the prophecy; but we have no Lord Grey now--oely a soar calatany on the name. Well, woe it possible so to sea lyse the late Motions as to distinguish the votes of tenants-al-will from those of freeholders and leaseholders, what would be the &dation? That the electors exercised their franchise In harmony with the spirit of the non siecton, or they smiled sorrowfully at the non-electors, and regretted their ineepacity to kelp Meer? The ballot would mall* the entranchied eel the unenfranchned classes to . . . ...-- - wort together; open voting divides them; the voter is re sponsible, not to the ma-voter, but to the landlord. This is the distemper, the diet, the dioceses of our isprestatative system. BM the ballot will not mud it, do they my P It I. complete sa ea butrument of hind, lacomplete as • gametes of hoasumble seamy. Diverghqr Ham never oast, so that there is ao danger of a coa lition between these hepaticas resemings. IJoider llobhouses Act the ballot to albwed 4 prochiel 'leaden,. What teok plans la 1843, in the parish of Jaime? The electors gave their open, parliamentary, per, or inti midated votes to the tory oendideess; their secret parochial votes to the liberals ; and Immediately petitioned for the pro. teaks at the bona to all elation. whethrew. The nomiaelka system is inormang; the petty bassets an felling into the Ism& of great yreprietas ; the canines are governed by the Mahn clams ; the large boroughs .re not room free ban questionable Wows' than the mean ; strong psratail desires supersede important public Mania ; and whit is the remedy ? Among the manna of the bal lot hes say one ever saggostod an allessative? It is intended to • elms the Nightingale Fund daringthe tint week in May, and to ley a detailed report of proossiinp bites the peddle, wises the embus appointed by Mfr Nighliegals will melts the resod watecribei as • rued at astionsa pekoes* and to noble her to establish an imentellwe tar the trebled, oneenence, end protection of swam wed heided selowleata. If we (Loader) may believe report, M. Alexandre Dam ,Ss younger, has lately administered a Trey happy nixie be • high Padden lady who bad Invited the faabiona bY by way, we suppose, at an attraction to her Imbibed geed. As the story goes, M. A. limos fib was regoisted le "led a story," sad, without shocking the caeotedue of saistyby a paddle refuel, is replied " With pisonve, mar le, bet allow we to Woe say tors. When IL is Cepileine &Artie& who came into your drawing- MU NA Wien we hoe Ikeda pa, I will tali • story." The ;milk CAroateis mentions that a curious lama at badmen he besatdmiiiiited et Lyons. It appears that a MlNtalltlaa et bowies ho bean tanned, which maw to swig at seek dogrel a number of professional eespees. The eisrge ode to its trews per head. They have simple* s medlar calms, sad follow the hearse weights awl The Basra tells the following story :•—" A short line sin* a noisany-tresesd yeller, in the course at W seemblek wild at a hews he the Weit-esd erf Lola, sM. ban! Nei et perseveranc rem e, encemeded fafain• ing the deseingese. whew the bees tke Sense woes sink* No premed hie woree—Wees and at hohkewhle el widow Mali, Flavin day earned his ba wl= haft tibpaied of saws of them, he amend the wow esaveantien wry sirsNy Ow maw elewask wed iltiowlely termi le be psr- WIWI to bissll.lll illa gs =l " hair p' dike &Sri en l surprise wee es ~ellien, owl ea Ming asked what hailwds=e " esellein indlins" is 4s/Wd that hew Nowit • Asa& pd.*, whose exagollsa it is dens iosimee MINN htM essialg, or, se sie emede menu wah to "wasp Me law. as bat aides 104 weirs." Se it ammo we hove la en Rabbi • ANN wary, an on =UMW trying le 'divot the news et Swipture le whom the enwe et ted-Cbtlika error.' Ext=ll3oir CC r7o Eat7X/LtlThiby Smart bet • ClErwtelt.—Thh exhillisa le le be most to the swim et tie milt ea lie SA ea Mk et Jas It will Wink alt bide et emelbelemei NW& =pima is beet oar. lake us likettes lade : leek aseseq, Ish il =r i temslim, mod& tar eneiremilee, nea p to wiemelels, lee Mesa owl pkilsoughisal belmeento. Theyeedeeleme et all name ea be milli, mid prices RID De aid gm* le Os Midis eibilieL IW:i 'OLITICAL GOSSIP. The follow.* has been issued to the Members of the' :—" WYWII , April 15, 1837. —My dear Sir,— ii he= badness upon the assembling of parliament will be the deaden of a Speaker, I take the liberty of informing you that Mr. J. Evelyn Denison will be proposed as a candidate, and I trust that the whole of the liberal party will attend and warm in his election. May I MUM) to press upon you the importance of being present on the 30th of this month, on which day the election will take place. I Amid feel greatly obliged if you would have the kindness to infirm me whether I may rely on your pm-. moo and support.—Very truly yours, W. G. Marra." The Editsbetryle Review hopes that the new par liament will show some improvement in party-diselpinn " A heavy blow ham been struck at the omlebsty sad vise eases d politicians, with Wog meghmed with Mill44lloP seleenes, insist upon Ambit rimy Insetion an le MOW* merits, rather, as Thatimildes lays, as if they wen Ilassig to the climates of offekkes, than a if they with Is. liberating concerning the state. It is now ehody prestma by every me that a vote of the MOM d thner seems is aoceethiss more than Om mere eitheestlee sr negative of the repeal= Wire it; thee It le oboe gime political math, is be admiel by the peemiss ea talidt tam-lust= issagaelelloal the practical results which meth Wow it. Men who mare to look at practiced teellsee from Mk wellea Oat of view ham middies their mem Mee whom won public Oh ad drat each eta mem easeepathei is which the Isithstsl merilles of Individual oesebeise Y dfsen were emmeal and more remote, is not an habeemmale wills twee m." The Meet Ma =bred up the name of Mr. Fox with that of Moan, Cobden, Brig% mg Oiliscson and ' the Manchester school, and in the very ant etateme putt,' to him their peculiar perm &Mem The nobly Dispatch lays:—"The Drees rarely Win poet Iseelis ascertain the right so u to do justice, eelle sit arse Mir bound by it when it happens to know it. Mr. FM Me RIM advocated any such abstudities." Most likely, says the Press,. the first flagon of the now Parliament, short as it must be, will not pen by without , ground being broken on both sides. The Opposition will of worm in the fret hotenee wait on the move of the majority. They w endeavour to ascertain what is inten ded.TheyAgivele the Xiiitelelmejesity the bawd° action they — rolllg hate. leg leg mop net be probably chin peed fatr.aradaek sea piny. It world hambeeksessimmtery Ile beeasemienty of liberelithiln them, yellethei l , data II Ina she diet that amelealplheeeidria biligioultmeniviser. Irlistever, vibes dr manilla b Idl the lea et drugging hr are memo 'Aka all at ease men its principles, end ME the sit regaheerale stile fie The Nen& contends that to eatteerretives have no her ef entrusting greater petaled masa to the people, who seat yet be mid to be mammal in parliament. "They betrobei is throw t emselea upon the increasing good will aid ellnifos or the mine, and this cannot fail very nom—onesr ewe peter as they themselves, much sooner than thole eggeeeek opeel—to put to the rout that grim of benesermay eel sliarteracy, which has reduced Oral Mak hie a nada= of politkal serfdom which is es amoollaile se le le beineble." The alei redelehie that a glance at our path dim, or the powellsra to the Lesko Gazette, ides (*the lad Mho maths, will prove that "nothing shed Medal lathy purielles a patroeised candithis from Mike." Our maismpstry neon--, The "moot oat men are fabled Me pew art emelment j nearldie le the most kebab seeemmfelmbbeelie hike the Aims pawned beano am sappleveleas to preeemme; poleike murps the pies of halleti, penis ie Grua OMB is Mill sum for rivma ',sauna au warm deer saillere, peculaties tree -11•1111, ass mantioteg registrars, pimps, parasites sea bnf eons, lent it over the herd envies of our ablest mai% le the reilate bee, and tie ismislarant's dishonour." The Saturday Smite has seen with great regret, the mime which Mr. Glakethe Ye pursued in the recent amid la Plintshiro, whim .110 very gratuitoudy flung himmilinto a local party streak, In which moms would law been no adequate justification for the inevitable seen- Ike of pommel dignity and public influence. His efforts seem to ham tended as little to the promotion of the object which they were intended to serve as to the Melange and reputation of Mr. Oladatoso him self; and we trust that in future he will reserve himself for a sphere of action more worthy of the commanding abilities and high position of the member for the Univenity of Ox ford than the hustings of a little Welsh county." The Record is much hurt at the rumour of the appointment of Mr. Bernal Osborne to the Secretaryship for Ireland. "We have not been slow," it says, "to point out what wo deem to be the mistake of some of our Irish Pro testant friends, in offering to Lord Palmerston such an un mitigated front of opposition. Still we should deprecate any act on his lordship's part which might wear the semblance of defiance of the Irish Protestant feelings. We believe that this is not in accordance with the generous nature and mag nanimity el our noble Premier, and his whole foreign policy throughout Europe during the last twenty-seven years shows that he knows and estimates the blessings of Pro teetantism, and the degrading consequenom of submission to a trenakel Pettit himarehy." The Speedster observes that the old flag of blue and yellow has in this instant April deserted "the good old suss"—the Estinissyll Series has ceased to be the organ of the whig party, end has become the ministerial organ. "We say the ministerial organ, Moines in • 'thick and thin' support of the present minister, whether against whim or radicals, the Review is alone, mite unattended by any even of the avowedly ministerial newspapers." Mr. F. Peel, the rejected candidate at Bury, will, it is thought (says the Bristol .difeertiser), find • seat in the Lansdowne borough of Caine, where Sir W. Williams el Kars will make "my for him. MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. At Her Majesty's Theatre, next 'Tuesday night, Mddle. Piecolomint will appear ea the little vivandiere in La Fisrlie is Riggismemte. On Thursday La Mori.** will be prodimed. /aerie is also promise' at an early date, and will be the Bret saw part in which Piccalomini will appear. After the mares of this favourite artiste, Mdlle. Spada will again appear; end. In the course of a short time, 11 DON Giormei will present both Spezia and Piceolowdnl, in combination with Ortolan, who ham already arrived at Madrid; and Alboni, whose arrival is expected in a few days, will further I add to the already great attraction of the company. On Monday night Mr. end Mn. dories Dillon commenoe an engagement of twelve nights at &Ake' Walla Theatre. Mr. Payne Collier will preside at the Shakspeare Club dinner this yrr at Bizsdred ; and the meeting will probably receive from the trustees of the fund provided by Mr. John Sharpers some account of their services and their projects. The Surrey Concert Hall is shortly to begin its =sic for the season by a performance of Elijah, conducted by M. Jullien. The band of the Guide, is also advertised as engaged there for some weeks. A committee bas been formed in London, to co operate with one in Halle, Ice the erection of a statue to Handel in 1869, the centenary anniversary of his death. Prefer= Volkmann, of the Utdveeslty of Halle, under the sanction of the King of Prude, is acting for the German admirers of the great composer; and of the committee in this country the president is Air George Smart ; the vice-presi dent, Professor eterodale Bennett ; Mr. Charles Minor mean, hon. see; and Mr. Hoop F. Breadicred,treasorer. Ai;tiquaries and lovers of our old climatal litera ture will be pleased (observes the Literary Gamothi) with the annonneaseent of a new edition of " Nene' Gilamay," the best book of reference for illustration of words seed phrases and slineions, espectelly in the writings of Etbakspeere and his contemporaries, to be edited, with large Mations, by Mr. J. 0. Ilslltwell and Mr. Thomas Wright. It is to be published in eight parte, by Mr. J. Rues& Smith. Monsieur Vieuxtempa, the celebrated violin player has been presented with the Sardinian order of knighthood ' of the noes of bleurice and Lazarus. Letters from Paris (says the Atkourum) mention, among other artists who will probably torn their leave of abea►oe to account in England, Y. Roger, who hes not visited London for some years. Every day brings its new antral of greater or lees comarquenoe Ven back trots Boole—Signor Elena from Fnize•—Sigace to sing in roneerte—and Herr Eckhart. We do not, ea yet, hear of any new instrarseatellite aaaoieg. Hier Joachim, . . . we ere now informed, be gives up bk ides of velting Lou: doe the year. A description circulated of the organ about to be erected by Mews. Grey sad Deviate, for the Head& Pcs tire in the Orel Palace, presets's a flee indruessat, The musical edifice will occupy a space 40 feet by 24, and imbeds only stops and four manuals, besides ped►ls. Mr. Beaker's paramedic invention is to be introduced for lightening of t►e touch. We understand that this organ is to remain as among the permanent feature', of the Sydenhatu building after the Handel Festival is over. This year, too, we perceive. ley the programme which has just been issued, Mr. (lye's orchestra, chorus and nolo singers have been retained to give a aeries of twelve concerts In the central tranaept—aLou, that the So. ciety of Part-Singers from Cologne, announced by Mr. Mitchell as about to pay London a third visit for just one fortnight, will also ring once there. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. The performance of Judas Muccabeus drew as immeme assemblage to Exeter hall last night. This Ora torio, though as a whole it is by no means one of Handed's greatest work., was more sunweafol than most of them whet first produced, and appears to have been always popular. It is mid to have been designed as a oompliment to the Duke d Cumberland on his return from Scotland after the victory of Culloden; and all accounts concur in stating this to have been the case ; though, with the single exception of the triumphal march and chorus of " See the conquering hero comes,' it is impossible to discover the slightest analogy between the noble struggle of the Jewish nation for their la dependence rind liberties and the suppression of the Scottish rebellion by an overwhelming power, or between the charac ter of Judas Manobeite and that of the Duke of Cum berland. Be that aa it may, the work, though some parts of it ate rather in the ad raptandsm style, containa several of Handel' s grandest and most beautiful oonceptione. He has written few liner choruses than the dirge, "Mourn, ye stained children," with which the ors- Melo opens; than the sublime prayer, "0 Father, whom almighty power ; " or than the response of the Jewish beet to their gemming call to anus, "We hear the plena,. dreadful call," so full of calm and stern reoolutton ; and in, finer airs than " Pious orgies'," " 0 Liberty, thou chokes treasure," or "From mighty kings be took the emit. When these things are well executed, the performance ism", to succeed, and we never heard them more lively exicatd than last night. The muster of solo voices was remarkably strong; It included Madame Clara Novelle and Madams Ituderadortf as soprani, Miss Dolby as coat:mite, Mr. Sires Peeves as tenor, and Mr. Thomas as bass. All acqeittel themselves admirably. Clara Novella's smooth end sea- Mined delivery of " Pious orgies, pious airs," so devoutly pensive in its character, contrasted beautifully with her tea tient execution and jubilant expression in " From mighty kings he took the spoil." Madame Rudenderif pee bar principal airs, particularly Wire men, Uttering, may deceive you," with that musician-like purity of style which distinguishes this scoomplisheci s;tiet. Sims Reeves, as usual, produced an electrifying effort in " Sound an alarm," that moot exciting of nauacal IMF cries ; and Mr. Thomas gave the noble air, "Arm, arm, ye brave," with great energy. The duets were delightfully sang : " From this dread scene," by Madame liuderederi and Mr. M. Smith; Sion now her head .hall mite," by Madame C. Novell° :and Madame Rude/at:kid; 0 never bow me down," by Miaa Dolby and Madame C. Novelle ; and " 0 lovely peace," by Madame Ruda...doff and Mir Dolby. The choruses were sting with the tumult precision and grandeur of effect. The performance made eat immense impreetion. The audience were repeated is abstain from applause or encores, but their enthusiasm was often uncontrollable, and the request was disregarded. The performance wu honoured with the preside of several members of the royal family, including the Princes Royal and the Princess:Alice. ART AND SCIENCE. MEETIXOS FOR NEXT WEEK. Monday.—British Architects, 8 p.m. Chemical 8 p.m.—(Profersor Strecker on a new Mk*WM existing is the juice of Flesh ; Professor Bloshani, some Remarks upon the juice of Flesh; Mr. J. Horsley on the Analysis of Wine.) 24esday.--Royal Institution, 3 p.m.—(J. P. Limits, LL.D., on Italian Litersture—Origin of the Italian Ln• guage—Early Writers.) Eathologrcal, 8 p.m. Syr*. Egyptian, 71 p.m.—(Anniversary.) Statistical, 8 p.m.— (On the Statistics of Fire Insurance. By Samuel Brown, Eaq.) Civil Engineers, 8 p.m.—(On Electro-Magnetiam as • Motive Power. By Mr. Robert Hunt, F.R.S.) Unman, 8 p.m.—(Prof. Owen on the Characters and Subdivisions d the clue Matumalia.) . - Wed nada y —R. S. Literature, 3 p.m.—(Anniversszy, Society of Arts, 8 p.m.—(Dr. R. Angus Smith on Diablo tion.) Brilieh Archroological Association, 64 p.m.—(Obi. teary Notiow for 1856. On Eddington Church. By Mt. Vernon Arnold.) Geological, 8 p.m. (I. On • Fossil Coup tacean from the Lisa Bone-bed. By C. Gould, Esq. ; camp municated by J. W. Salter, Esq., F.O.S. 2. On a Food Crustacean from the Cerboniforous Strata. By Frame Huxley, P. 0.8. 3. On the Geology of Sirath, Isle of Skis By A. Geikie, Eq. ; communicated by Profaveor Rummy, F.G.S.) Thetepday.—Royal, si p.m. Royal Institution, 3 p.m.— (Prof. Tyndall on Sound and some associated rheumatoid Royal Society Club, 6 p.m. Antiquaries, 8 p.m. rhalw logical, 8 p.m. Numismatic, 7 p.m. Priday.—Royal Institution, 8i p.m.— (Profeseor A. C. Ramsay on the Evidences of Peculiarities of Climate dm* part of the Permian Epoch.) R. S. Literature. 2 p.m. — (The Dram►tic Histories of Shakspere—Richard II.) Saturday.—Royal Institution, 3 p.m.—(Professor Frssk land on the Relations of Chemistry to Graphic and Plaine Art) Medical, 8 p.m. Botanic, 8 p.m. OH Society of Painters in Water Colours.—(Private View.) On the Bth instant, Mr. Henry Richter, a mem be of the Society of Painters inWeter Colours, expired alto house, No. 104, Limon-grove North, Marylebone, of peer monis, at an advanced age. A collection of eooays, by Sir John F. W. Herschel, front the Edinburgh and other reviews, ie enneenosd ht publication. A new office has been created in the Brititli Hamm, by the appointment of an additional amide, keeper of the department of printed books, the gentham selected to fill this situation being Mr. W. B. Rye, 1 , 1 senior assistant in the department. The Courrier de Tarn-et-Garonne says:—" ibe pariah church of St. Etienne, at Montauban, has just ea. posed to public view the magnificent painting of ' La Bile de Pibrae; presented to it by M. fugue, who is a estitt of that town. The young saint is represented as a allephmlei in the midst of her flock, about to emend to ham On her eight are seen the towers of the made of Pibrish whilst a landscape extends to the left. The execution Gillis painting is admirable, and the purity of the composite above all praise. An inscription, in a corner of the pistils give the name of the donor and that of the cure of tie church at the period of the gift.' The British Brunch of the International Asset* tion for obtaining a Uniform Decimal System d Weights, Measures, and Coins, have determine" II inquire into the beet unit of length and weigki; and they have decided that if the council and tle members in general can arrive at a conclusion, they shall le authorised to summon a meeting of the central body, ad ti obtain for it (that is, for the meeting) the commies:el the principal commercial nations. Some questions am pe posed as to the measure of length. Had Oliver Cromwell more than one suit ti clothes? This question," says a sagacious correrpondia the Athena-uns, whose remarks are specially addskiniN artists, "has suggested itself to me in the klieeed way. In nearly every painting or group of met time into which the Protector is introduced, I him attired in a buff coat, broad-brim hat, s od big boots. Whether he is looking atliingCharies fa theca! attending his daughter's death-bid, or charging at IWO) —Mill, there is the same unvarying materna. I real lii that, if an 'dig were commissioned to point the Dm* Cromwell, we should see the familiar hat model • the pillow, and tram the outline of the jack-boots bald the a:overlie'. I have no doubt that many person' it almost impossible to picture to themselves 011 e, Cromwell arrayed in my other costume than boob MI buff. Their imaginations may be sedated by P•• • • (in Cromwelliana: for instance, p. 16.5,) The Re• Relation of the Manner of the Solemn Investiture or so ' Inauguration of his Highness the Lord Protector ate minter, June 26, 1657: This document fully how, in Westminster Hall, the members of the Reel Commons with divers of the nobility, the judge , ' a l Lord Mayor, and aldermen, the great officers of 1 10 and others attended in solemn state; how Mr. ert arrayed the Lord Protector in a robe of Yr. velvet lined with ermine ; presented a large Bible ritl4, end bossed ; girt on him a sword , and plead in his be ll sceptre of massive gold ; and then administer , ' the oath- 4 govern the realm of England according to law. ever the readies opinion may be es to the to ,