... 40ortrtv* THE NIGHTINGALE. EVENtNe'S bright stars were in the heavens peeping Sby, and thoughtful as young lovers' eyes tug theybloveh to ofe the a itf twirdih seepng, Trying to wake the air aprites from their sleep,I To bear the old hills to the music ringing. Oh I it is sweet, when daylight is forsakingI The lingering shadows of a summer sky, l To hear the Nightingale's sweet voice come ...

... .ITS13ARY VARZETIES. THE STtUARTs,-The Stuarts were a race asateadily un- fortunate as any in. history. Their misfortunes continued vvith, urnabated soecession during 390 years. Robert Ill, broke his heart because his eldest son, Robert, was starved to death, andt his youngest son, James5, made a captive. James 1. was aIssassin- ated in a monastery near Perth. James 11. was killed by the ...