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Poetry

... : @oPtrMP NXELROSE ABBEY.-BY THE LATE REV. JOHN MARRIOT. THE Moon, o'er Eildon's eastern height, Serene in cloudless azure rollid; Nlot pale and silvery was her light, But glowing rich like burnish'd geld. With pausing step the hallow'd ground Of fair He rose I wanderld o'er; Stirr'd not the slightest breeze, nor sound Was heard, save Tweed's incessant roar. Through shatter'd arch and creviced ...

POETRY

... LOVE IN DEATH. (er.OMI FRASER'S XAG.1ZINE FOn may.) A mother sits by a lowly grave, A hillock small and green, '.1 . - -tones at the bead and feet, ai Ad te daisted tatf betwveen. Silent she sits in that place of graves As if tranced in a dream of prayer, And her hand oft plays Nvitl the rustling grass. As with curls of an infant's hair. Does she think of the time when she hush'd it soft With ...

LITERARY VARIETIES

... I.-TERARY .V-ARIETIES. - UvniN ttSTY M~t XrW SOUTH WALEs-The creation of a I university to- New South Wales is a striking expression of the 'rapid development of the history of a colony founded in times l , coiarativelY recent, vith the Worst materials of civilization gre new institutionwetforms of barbarism existing on the earth, Ille new institution is to be at Sydney, and a sum of £30,000 ...

The Fine Arts

... : Ei)' Bfte R at. EXHIBITION OF FAINTINGS BY THE OLD MASTERS. [6Ceududecdfni our lait.] The previous notiees have had reference to such of the pictures as are hung in the body of the exhibition-room: those alluded to in the following remarks will be ibund in the gallery.' Generally speaking, they are small in size, but they are replete with interest. N os. 36 and 40, from the collection of Mr. ...

GREAT EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS

... GTRE. T~ OP INDST~;OF , OaMo c4, ?? Iiis,' pa35o m f the inbitanh of'tbi ct -was c t G Iu.l by the fdepuatdion fron the Royal Co.l s-oer l ?? of tloeahet ve#L ?? ~ts' ng ~xn vesy scsnt-aed at ibs commanceaiet, n Gsam conidei doe sfhsazd the number present could not bave ex ily . A ng thesiepreseiiu we'-E9 h.- Siiuhes (War, -Cipt. AL mowis, RB., 1., are e., J. F M , r. le. ., ,t14svhi. ?? 3. ...

FASHIONS FOR MAY

... The spring taffetas are with pale blue vert d'lsly, on white ground, sprigged with small delicate bequets or very small flowers; taffetas, checked, of steal colour, or dast, having in each check a small boquet broch6 in blue cerise or pink. Scotch plaids of every tint. Taffetas Hontauges; the groond white,japao, blue,.or grees; witb wreaths of flawers in-every colour. Pekine of -very narrow ...

Literature

... ? . Rtfiratare. ; Portraits of the Ilttlstrioiso Personages of G?4at Britain. By Edward Ledge, Eq,: ES.PA. Vet. UI. (BoSa's Ilurated Librory.)-Heiiry G. Boha, Yorli Cot ent-garden, London. This volume oontains the allotted complement of thirty.por- traits, beautifully executed, with the accompanying memoirs as iii the expensive original. AAnother 'volume till complete the edition. ?? The ...