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... A SONG OF THE S3ItALL POETS. 12 A DISSENTIENT MEMIBER OF THEIR FRATERNITY. (From the Athenueaa,.) ; Ire are the men of the age, say they,- We are t1he men, and the moecrs We; So we sing, and sing the livelong day, And the world is sVayed by our minstrelsy. Let the shallow statesenan fame and fuss, And boast of the changes, wrought-by us? Is the wrong made right? Does the dark turn bright? ...

... og Popular Aratural History, or the Characteristics of ~e Animals, with Illustrative Aneedotes, by Captain es Thomas Brown, F.L.S. A. Fullerton and Co. id i This is a pleasingly Instructive volume, and contains more re amusement than is usually met with in works of natural history. In addition to a clear descriptive account of the appearance, na- ture, habits, &c., of the different animals, It ...

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... O'clectiand. 'the following lines are composed by the Roy. IL IB. Lanoastr, O~t Mp IMinister of Soho-street Chapel, copies of which were presented ticat -by him to the members of his congretatton en Slunday, the 2nd res instant :- A SACRAMENTAL HYMNJ~. T'rim -idon of GethsemanelI Late How PUt,4n Pow sweet to me Idraggii Myfn lfcingoi1161 tihard, OnI on scenes of suffering ever dear. propri A ...