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... BRISTOL SUBSCRIPTION CONCBRTS.-L&0. I. Thssrsa'oij, Janurii'ij 91/i. Were it now necessary to produce the autboritics wisit's have decided mnusic to be one ,fi tim greatest and purest of all SOCBil Cnjovmenls, wve might eilumerate every character eminhent for philosophic research r~nd extended piilalsitrophlv from the! Ieariest ages dowia to the presenlt hour. This estisblislied, it thannt bue ...

... !posts' Copier. THl'E SPANIARD'S APPEAL. G OD of our Fathers! in ?? name, Riesistless as the wild Simooin, WXe ?? throulig clouds of smuine and flame, And swept away, to death and doom, T[he legiouns of the Iron Crown. And huirtd the Imperial Dc'pot down; Inilamed by %chose life-givilug isiod, W\e poir d our ire(riliited blood Y4oi e frelly I .hin he desert-bird Whose ealirt-drops feed her ...

... 1,010M, Copier. THE GREEK TO THE DELPHIC LAUREL. WI-HrE D is that sacred botigh Which the lightning's fury spared, Of its beauteous foliege now By the savage spoiler bared. Greenly did it gafland o'er Freedorm's ?? shrine, ' here our lathers knelt of yore In the light of Glory's sign. But the cypress deeply glooms- Mour ner of the wasted latld- Constant to the place of tombs, D)rooping o'tr ...

... C ?? Eapter. NAPOLE ON. (ROaM ThiE CALCUTTA JOUR AL, S.0-) A-o, art thou gone-thou victiin of the rock, Where late imprislnf'd, as in felon cage, They chain'd to awful rest thy giant rage, And fetter d thee to death? Iriad mover of the world, That bade it tremble at the scathing shocit Of meteor-prdvwosa, quenchiess, and utistay'd; Till fearfilt Mdnatchq leagued tliemn, and unfurl'd The ...

... poets' canner. THE LEGEND OF ST. VALENTINE (Frone the Mlfentily Mfagazine-NAeiv Series.) FRom Britain's realm in olden time, By the strong power of truths sublime, The pagan rites were b inish'd; And, spite of Greek and Roman lore, Each god and goddess, famed of yore, From grove and altar vanisih'd. And they (as sure became them best) To Austin and Paulinius' best Obediently submitted, And ...