... Eftfraturc. Becklnasnncs'i 1Itori; of Inentisons Vol. I.-Henry G. Boln, I York-slreet, Covent-garden, London. S This is a transaltion from the German of the celebrated work ' of John Beckmaan. Professor of Economy in the University of Gdttingen, and forms a portion of Bohn's admirable standard 6 library-a publication which, in the union of quantity and quality, of extreme cheapness and ...

... r e Brama. Madame Celeste' to combine with whose imme any com. mendatory adjective has become a work of supererogation, together with Mr. B. Webster, lessee ofthe Hlaymarket Theatre, commenced a short engagement at our theatre, on Monday evening, in Backstone's popular drama of Phe (keen .Bushes, a piece which, despite much of improbability, in the story, pos- sesses considerable romantic ...

... itterature. wh 1Boeoa and Pictures.-.finmes Burns, P'ortman-squaire, London. tali An elegant volume-rich in the truasures of intellect, adorned to I with the resonrces of art, and glowing with gold and crimson of] blazonry. 'The paper and typography are excellent; and the his illustrations, by many of our first artiste, are replete with deli- pio cacy and spirit. It will be found a most ...

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... 4poetrp. THE FLOWER OF ODENDWALD. mtshmelaltchol scono occurreat about two years ago, in the garden bablindi the Alte Scloss, which is approached by an avevnue of old lime trees. The sorrow for the untimely death of the gencrous young count Was universal e and his remains were honoured with a puolic funeral, by torchlight. the prfesors antid every student of the university fol- lowing the ...

... sine Arts. AN~NUAL EXIXIIBIT1ON 0F THE BRISTOL ACADEMY.r .' pictures are at set of chosen Images, a stream of Pleasant sa, thoughtsO paosing through the miod, It is a luxury to Ave the J. walils or our rowns hIn= round with them, and YIo ICES so to lta baveouchit alleY lehe indtO cn ocrihe relics ofrancient Ar oodup' ithit the ovk and volume of the brain, un- for mixe (tlt ereposibl) with ...

... c ottrp GRACE DARLINGS DEATH-BED. iThe author of the following touching production is the R1ev. H. F. LYte, vicar of BrLchaiu, Devon, who has been designated the Poet of Devonshire.] On I wipe the death dews frond her brow, prop up her sinking head, And let the sea breeze on her face its wonted freshness shed: She loves to see the western sun pour glory o'er the deep, And the mnusle of the ...

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... Desire not more of the world than is necessary to accommo- date you in passing through it. The last, best fruit which comes to late perfection, even in the kindliest eoul, is-tenderness towards the hard, forbearance towards the unforbearing, warmth of heart towards the cold, philanthropy towards the mnlsnthropic.-Richter. HxEnY VIII. TO ANmE BowerN.-Darling, I heartily recom- mend me to you, ...