... the influence of a mother's love On Childhood's dawning heart. The earnest eyes, That droop all tenderly above the brow Of infant innocence, pour from their deeps The sympathetic softness of their gaze; And the young heart wakes to it like a flower Opening ...

... enrapturd May. The Butterfly, on phnions bright; Launct'd in full splendour ozi the day. tneonscious of a mnother's care, No infant wretchedue- she knew But, as she felt the vernal air, At once to full perfection grew. Her slender form, ethereal, light. ...

... out of 100 deaths, 60 to 65 are of infants under five years old. Then as if to shew that some other agency than that of natural causes had been at work, to produce such a fearful rate of mortality amongst infants, the Doctor re- turred to a town containing ...

... Longest and best display thy power; Waft me above this lower sphere, Visions to see and sotmds to hear, TUlfyinn'd, where mortals truth belie; Unseen, except ?? Eye; And, as too bright for human ken, The waking trance ?? me-tben, With soothing measures ...

... POETRY. - - - - - - - - - - - . AA spinot MheIURIJ. Webt 4l Solar, We MORTALS, there are upon this earth, Who boast their high and noble birth, A youth's rich uncle, after days at school, Left him enough, to make himself a foul; Goot up to lo rigs, ...

... suites. As her Majesty is not expected to 1emain more than a (lay or ttwo at B ucdhtianm Palace, the l'rinc e of Waies a nd the infant Princesses will rt'laitl at Windlsor t Castle until the return of theirlillstriots parentts fronti talon. N EWv HOUSES nF ...

... un- rivalled for precision, and excellent ill performance. * This day, onl the evening of which the mortal re- mains of oulr beloved Princess and her Infant *Yere r consigned to the solitar' 'tomb, the shops h1ave belen close shut, and business of every ...

... great excess of mortality is from the atmosphere of decomposing organic matter given off by the undrained ground, and xegetable and animal bodies, dead or living. The insalubrity of undrainedlandis seen now in England on comparing the mortality (2.46) of Ely ...

... few days has had the most beneficial -effects onl vegetation, and nature will, we hope, shortly glow in all the beauty of infant abnndanee, anld decorate the smiling landscape in her richest garb ?? Journat. Friday morning, between one and two oclock ...

... Duchess has given formal recep- tion to tile King's Ministers ind tile Military Esta- blishmeut of the Count d'Artois, with hier infant in her lap. She addressed both in tonchingspeeches, and recommended the young Prince to their protection. It. is annouinced ...

... en- b de- otiored to effect a reconciliation to itO ?? . c] I'hey again fired, when Lieut. B. was severely, it is lb ugtit, mortally. wouinded in the body. 'The ball hi had not been extracted yesterday evening. St 3ALNsIoN-.HOusE.-ANet' Mode of Swindling ...

... imprisonment in Bodmin gaol. The strongest proof of the healthiness of the Metro- polis was given in the sweekly bill of mortality ending 27th Jily. in which it was stated. that in the 97 parishes within the walls, there was not one burial. M1elancholy ...