... aud Mozart, or, indeed, of any of the masters who are conspicuous amongst quartett writers. Labour, we know, is, generally speaking, the soul's enemy; but sometimes «■ e hear of one who is unmistakeably an amateur in his profession, and who displays all ...

... SWAIN. 80 mournfully she gazed on him As her heart would break ; Her silence more upbraided him Than all her tongue might speak! So mournfully she gazed on him, Yet answer made she none ;— But tears that could not be repressed, Fell slowly, one one. I ...

... either, and when we are in doubt, we never hesitate consult competent authorities; but when our own opinion called for, we must speak freely, or not all. A standing notice over one department of our paper will sufficiently inform Mentor. that do t hold ourselves ...

... produce, it found to amount the amazing number twelve hundred and seventyfive— exactly seventy-five potatoes to each set. This speaks much in favour whole sets, and tells us also that, planting, room should not be spared. ...

... until the close of the London exhibitions, we should stand a better chance of procuring works of a better class. Generally speaking, Liverpool can boast of greater names, and'more important pic tures—and why ? that we leave to the consideration of those ...

... of to-day is not the Englishman of half a century ago. He was then prosperous, rollicking, and thoughtless Now he is, so to speak, in difficulties: he is steady. anxious, and reflective. At the former period it was his pride to let things take their course ...

... ourselves to handle biblical quotations; yet we cannot forbear putting them in mind that ther* is something said somewhere—we speak under correction—about trumpets giving an uncertain sound ; which is represented, next to their giving no sound at all, a very ...

... Money Market.—The English securities were good to-day, at rather better quotations. The business transacted was, generally speaking, of a character to contribute support to the market, which fully maintained itself up to the latest hour. Among the operations ...

... speech making, and you will not expect it; but Ide f ee l something here, (laying his hand his heart,) that would speak if ft could ;it would speak louder than my , £At (he time the affair happened, I did not think of any reward but I ...

... President—against the Baltimore Convention; against the assumption of the whole; against war, and in favour of peace. Mr. Barrow speaks out his sentiments without reserve. ...

... FRIENDS ••Give the hand and the heart of a friend.-—Suw.», Oh may we meet aialn my friends, With hear-s as gaily And eyes that speak as joyously friend.-hip'i'rue delight. there's not around the board, This hour a single breast. Where re not ave earthly The ...

... potatoes; and we have consequently endeavoured to obtain as accurate 'formation as to the real state of that crop aa possible. To speak with certainty as to the extent of the probable loss by the disease, is of course out of the question; but after diligent inquiry ...