... his eye A calm serenity was on his brow- The influence of his mission from on high To plead the Church's cause: in outward show He stood like Paul at Athens, fervently Championing all human fears andint'rests; zounds You never could have thought 'twas ...

... in the thickest gloom, he strewed along the weary ways r of the world flowers so beautiful that even to eyes that weep-that are fanmiliar to tears-they looked as it they were flowers dropped from heaven. I But ill a more humane-in a more Christain spirit ...

... Our extract wi'l consist of a letter on the last mentioned subject, from Eliza Passmore to Mary Smash, No. 1, Chaney-walk, Chelsea:_ 1ear Mary-'This come hoping yore well, and to advize you to larm Mismerising. Its dun with yure Hands, and is as easy ...

... the gardens during the day. In other respect~s, the exhibition Was an excellent one, and it went off with great (clat. The flowers, perhaps because the ,long rain and inclemency of thle season had so longe deprived lbs eye of all enjoyment of floral beauty ...