... `cltctrfrb 19actfp. OLD FrRIENDS 'MET TOGETHER. OiT, time is sweet, when roses iseet, With Spring's sweet breath around them, And sweet the cost, when hearts are lost, If those we love have found then I And sweet the mind that still can find A star in darkvest weather, But nought can be, so sweet to see, As old fiiends met together. 'Tlhose ?? of old, when yonth was bold, Aind tiiue stole ...

... $?rlrcttb 3,,)Cfrtro. OIT, LET MIE BE ITAPPY TO-DAY. EorrT r: for cachll day is the evil it brings Tf one day, then, be free froni dvll sorrowi Oh, chase not its joy by the sad littered fear That some trouble may rise oil the morrow. While clear an-i -ndimm'd is the bluc alch above, And the ?? glowes warm, do hot say That tenipests may rage ere the nighitshiades depart, Bait, ohl, let mle be ...

... -Sclcrtcb 130ttrly. YOUTH AND AGE. BY COfARLEs SWAIN. TnE proudest poetry of youth Is- Would I were a i1an ?? The golden years that lie between, Youth, like a drea, weould span 'Tis is its thought-'tis in its heart- Mus ever on its tongue; But oh, the poetry of age, It is-. Ifl/e, I ices young ! Thus, in the morn of life, our feet Would distant pathways find; The sun still faee to fane u-e ...

... ,??rlrrtcb lgaetva. LIFE'S SEASONS. ?? ANX yiNPUrBlillED A.U'TOGRAPTI ill SOUTliY. 'Prur da's of Tinfane5 fire all a drearn, Tlon' fai',, but ohl hlovi short titey seem- 'T is Life's sweet opening ScITNG ! The davys of Youlit advance; T'liot boandillp lillilh the a rdent rllanicc, 'T'h Ililildl m soul thley 111',i11- It is Life's blunniml Scsmrrs tinSe. MI.anlfinod-niattired withi NisdOlmlS ...

... Ur-Crtcr t hb 1 ?? () FOLLOW TIER NOT! 0 Fo.row lher not! 0 follow hlie not, Tholinigh she 1 ine thee with smilc Ianl songg; Fair is her check, biut her heart is hlackc, A nd the poisnn of dcath's on ber tenignc Shc'll leave onl thy innocence mnany a hlot - Then follow her nlot ! 0 follov fler not! Somc call her Pleasure, and somnc call her S:, Some call her a lady gay, For helrstel) is lighit ...

... Zr~frtrb Iocts. IhiEIRS rO USE IN WEE*PING. Tirirrn's no use irs weeping, Thoughl we are condemned to part; There's such a thiing as keeping A rernembrance in one's hcart. There's such a thiingas dwerlling On the thought ourselves have nursed, And with sedrn and courage telling The wodid to do its worst. VTil not let its follies grieve us, We'll jist take them as they come; And then every da:y ...

... ?? I9octruy, TiIE EAIGI RA NT. flV P lItC C E V :. A N.- 1 w ?? throulglh VnTt pathless forests wild, By the hright flonvcred hankis ef mighity stremns And thouighits of home; while yet a guitleless child, Uprise ancT move my soul with still, calin dreams. Dear clildlonud s home! I ga.ze upon thee now- A cot emhbowered in the greenest trees; Thy soft cool air plays on my laughing brow, And ...

... Jrazl)ioll imb YaTicti'm t T Ha'E COURT. M1'rE are hlappy to stnlte thlat ader iesly tii tbec inimfat Priuce canlitic to so -vell. Tue firlliving is thle latest billetini is- SU(!(I by tbC 1al(e(1C:a latlendalilts: tiednghaln Palace, Mow 4, I S50, Nine, ?? Thel Quleen hais hadl anlothler -oode niiglt. Iler Majesty and the infant Prince Cointia no well. Tlie D)uichcss of Kennt, tihe Du ...

... ?? 5fjialb allb Utricticr. THlE COURT. [hewt Majrste liehs madie ralpid progress towarids conttls'acsesice allditilic ?? ['rilice is qusite well, Ili coseiiqueince of her Alaic sty's sat isfssetory recovery, ?? of buollicn s a as discolitillued il a editiessley last. It is expectedl tilat the GeartI, accordinig to precast airsrangemesteas, will leave townt for lie [Ni rif islt S ext wceek. ...

... ?? allb varictiez. TIlE COURT. `kVo rejoice to learn that hier -Mojcsty is rapiilyv hecomiag conavlesces t, a ni that I le yeoiiig Prinice is alls 0 oiing eel I. I-Ir Riyal I oligiess the Du chess of est vaisis hier Majesty daily st the Imslice ; oill( lorge sinilicrs of this nobility aiid gentre continue to mralte dutiful inqipilies. The Priince Cossort. aiid the youniger membhers of thle ...

... BELFAST LITE RARY SOCIETY. Turs bodv held its last meeting, ort the present session, on Monday evening, tile 6tb inst., tile lev. Johb Scott Porter, President, ill tile Chair, When Mr. (etty read a paper, O1 l the Translations if Ctilin(se l'rcelaini Scals founil in hte- land. A number of silodern Chinese scils of steatlie, fisom tile cllection plreseinted to the 1ltiucuriru bV Gordont A. ...

... @rigdiltal ,3octru. *Ir A Y. [IVt IT T L N F 0 It T tL r. E - r. ws - L r. r T F. It.] CHItLDtHOO D hails tlise, dle:isanlt MM.p!- Thyself tite fairest child of the year; The little OnIeS feel ?? blecss plIay, Like the twining arms of companions dear! The fresh brighit blue of thy mormning shiies Lau'lnI% with the thit of their innocent eyes Thy ineadoes-bloloron ?? the clhiilish grace That ...