... P OET RY. WILD FLOWERS. BY ANNE PRATT. Why is it that I love the flowers That grow in woods, and lanes, and fields, Better than all the glowing ones The richly-cultured garden yields? Why is it that the daisy has A charm for me all flowers above, Or why the hawthorn's fragrant breath More than the myrtle's do I love? The cuckoo-flower and hyacinth- These blossoms of each woodland wild, The ...

... EXETER, LITERARY SOCIETY. On Friday last, at the Athenteuni, a lecture was delivereda by Ml~r. Rundell, on the part of the Committee for pro- bh motinrg the great Industrial Exhibition in 1851. The of chair was taken by AI. Kenuaway, Esq., who invited a disceussion, as thinking it would be attended with a good as rmalt. The lecturer stated he was glad to appear before mi ?? Literary Society ...