... Ahay heart i> lore with aighiag, Sighine for th« May— Sighing for aure ictoratag, Whrn the niamer beams are boning, Hopes end flower* that dead or dying All the winter lay. Ah I heart it sere with sighing, Sighvag for the May. Ah! my heart i* paiaed with ...

... splendor Than the grass and flowers so tender, Underneath thy careless tread ? Little brother, ask no longer. Why su* h fate has fallen us; Can tnere be a reason stronger Than that Heaven has willed thus Bow thy head, lovely flower. Now the sunshine smiles ...

... celebrated for the finest fruits, vegetables, ami flowers in the world, being different now from the time when the poor German gardener settled on a piece of land near the Monster public-house, Chelsea, on the lands of the Westminster family. This man ...

... ilk. This gilt of the non-commissioned officers and ! privates of the gallant 13th, must most gratifying i Mr. Allpress, showing, as it does, tliat tiis efforts to promote their spiritual welfare have been appreciated them : but a still greater cause ...

... out portion of the i Green Park and of St. James’s Park, on either side of ' the m ill, opposite Stafford House, a public flower gari din where it was proposed to place the marble arch, an interesting discussion took place, which resulted in the postponement ...

... regards weather. On Whit Monday the steam boats were crowded from morn till dewy eve.” In that part of the river between Chelsea and Woolwich the number of passengers was nearly 200,000. On Monday the number of persons who went to Greenwich Fair, railway ...

... laying out portion of the Green Park and of Sr.. James’s Pork, on cither side of the mall, opposite Stafford House, public flower garden, where it was proposed to the marble arch, an interesting discussion took place, which resulted in the postponement ...

... Alberts Show of Industry ; the show for ISo 1 will cattle-show in Hvde Park—as complete possible exhibition of breeding stock: the implement show will merged in Prince Albert's Show, and not to have a separate existence pan of the Society's ...

... celebrated for the i..est fruits, vegetables, and flowers in the world, being different now from the time when the poor Gorman gardener settled on a piece of land near the monster public-house, Chelsea, on the land* of the Westminster family. Thia man ...

... the evenings. Gather all decayed ' flowers, as it prolongs the flowering season of such I plants calcoolaries, China roses. Ac., and is besides 1 a nice amusement, for children. Destroy weeds, fie up all advancing flower-stems at an early period; lor, if ...

... the rain limeous and abundant, and the crops drinking in and showing it.— Some lime ago, planted the foot ridge of wheat field in potat ...

... unider our notice in coinexion with this class of institutions. The statemezit of accotits submfiitted to the sliareholders shows that the profit on the ?? of the last four years amounts it the enorisoius sum of £10S,641 14s. lid., a ffording a dis- pomniile ...