... butterfly from Iloswer to flower. But )k her sister was gazing at the lark as it aiose from its low nest and warbled among the clouds. And when it was noon, the child said er agaiin, Come, my sister, and pluck with me the flowers of the aarden* for they ...

... pilacid saunbeaTnm lie On the green sword which all the place doto l wear I And what rich g doure from the flowers are borne, From flowers and flowering weeds, which even. within The rents and fissures of those walls forlorn Have toade their home, yea thence ...

... hour more the ladies especially showed I signs of (eistrees; fians were being used in all directions, for the heat wvas intnseii atnd a gentleman absolutely fainted. There t wai usogetthm him out; and the public orator showing no sign b 5fitdaaler stslufiig ...

... , PROVINCIAL AND LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. W- BrD~lNESTER FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The second hle show of this society took, place on Monday last, at the School- adroom, in Shimelane. wlcen the following prizes were awarded:- Carssatieosu: 1St prize, Mr. Howell; ...

... 300TESTZO aNWE.IP GENCZ- ELECTION COIIIIITTEES.-Viscount Chelsea (T.) and Chas. Russell, Esq. (T.), have been declared duly elected for Readin Capt. Plumridge (L.) has been declared duly elected for Pcnryn and Falmouth. For Nottingham, Sir J.C. flobhouse ...

... TLhe~erections containing if she various articles sent for competition or show)presented a beauiti- If ul appearance, embracing time finest specirrensoralmost every class a~osbrubor flower. Amongothseroveltics, equalyrare, w;ere alofty ~ co~tree~o'iaredi hb&isIl~ ...

... Bristol, than any previous show. We understand that 105 add tional Annual Sub- scribers have been enrolled since the General Meeting in February, and upwards of 201. vras taken on Thurs- day at the doors for admission. The prize flowers, green- house and hot-house ...

... the National School Room, on Wednesday evening, which building was beautifully and tastefully deco- rated with evergreens, flowers, and banners, including one with a fine portrait of our gracious Queen. The tea corm menced at half-past 5 o'clock; and was ...

... is adduced against them. WAGER EXTRAORDINARY.-A wager is laid of ten sovs. between two gardeners in the neighbourhood of Chelsea, one of them undertaking to raise a salad while a shoulder of mutton is roasting, which is to be done in an hour and thre ...

... Gazelle, that it Is proposed by 1A Chelsea Pensioner to raiss a subscription, to purchase a service of plate,i to be presented to Major Layerd, M.P., Ifor his invaluebje services in the cause of the out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital.' We hope this proposal ...

... OLustomiers the following Variety of GOODS, as LJ part only of their exteisive Stork. They h;e lately also much enliged their Show-Rooms, 5i1(il halve gireatly. addel to tliLir plreviously varied Assortment. They cenfidently hope their Friends wi^ll conLinue ...

... Ctustomers the following Variety of GOODS, as JL.J part oiily of their exteisaive Stock. They have lately also much enlarged their Show- Rooms, and have greatly added to their previously varied Assortmenet. They confidently isope their Friends will continue tlseir ...