... follies wear, Kxalted, and yet mild; Conscious of those diviner powers Brought from a better world than ours. Thou hast not chosen to rehearse The old heroic themes Thntl hast not given to thy verse The heart's impassioned dreams. Forth flows thy song as ...

... and the re- generation of the World. Here he preached and lectured, gaining a few shillings now and then, by way of admission. money, and Informing his slender audience that he was charged with an express mission (from whom or whence we never could learn) ...

... The Prince, too, who has been receiving lessons from Mr. Hayter for sonic time past, has made considerable progress in the art; and several excellent specimens are now preserved in her Majesty's scrap-book, which is of a most ele- gant and costly description ...

... the thing was done. .1OBNiSG PLEAsutus.-WVlhoever is found in bed after six o'clock, from Mlay-day till Miclaeluias, cannot, in any conscience expect to be free from some ailment or other, dependent on relaxed nerves, stuffed lungs, disordered bile, or ...

... of compliments, and for testi- monials of affection or sentiment. Fisher'sDrawing-room Scrap-book* is one of the old favourites ; and this year is ushered to the world in its usual gorgeous attire, under the editor- ship of Dr. Charles Mackay-the late chapcron ...

... forgets what she owes herself, a lover should Set little value upon any thing site gives ?? for Fathers. A disregard of tile world is the tirst step towards deserving r its reproaclhes.-Ditto. D Every ono has good sense enough to see other people's .faults ...

... Freemantle, was a tree of a singular, though not very ornamettal fibrm * it was called grass.tree, from its grassy lhitad, and 'black boy, from the (lark colour of its, stem. The manner of its 'growth is peculiar, sllow-' ?? itself above the surface ...

... t'o is called Porto r Santo. Detached from this, and lying a mile or so to the north of it, jou find a small rock jutting up in sharp frag- mecnts from the waves, and looking as if it were an'old ruin flying from the larger island upon the ocean. Later ...

... appropriate more space to, it than It is out pre- hr sent intention io allot. Brief, but interesting extractsa his from theI scrap..books of corresloitiments will be very ac- sn :he ceptable contributions. it only remains to, add that our of he olcin shall ...

... received from Lisbon, 25dr eri. announcing the important fact that the n off that port had commenced reprisals ilrrch ?? and had already captured several ipinhitutst s The English squadron, in consequence recrived by the Carron steamer, sailed from the theth ...

... attempts - than has been prevously made, such as from Dubln to Liver- pool from Manchester to Dublin,-from London to France and from France to the English coast, and it is my Intention to make a further attempt, from any part of Scotland ...

... you ever know a young ladyv without a scrap-book? Did you ever make a capital joke in your sleep which didn't disgust you in the morning ? Did 'yu ever know a baby that was not the quietest little thing in the world ? Did you ever know a Frenchman admire ...