... Ivoettv. PLAYINfi SOLDIEItS, Playing soldiers bad enougig is WRheU one boy another calls; But we know, it fisr more rolils is Wihen the redl-coats play with bal1 Oft do we civilians listen Whlen the fife and urlrnm draw near; But When pikecs and h:lbercls izlisito r1he each cowvardl quakes for fear. Old Johl Bull, xvith peace grown bulky, Fain Ihis fat wvoul'I lonl- leep- Tho' tiejo's 11500 co ...

... litcrature. ?? OUR LIBRARY TABLE. NINEVEII AND iTS PAL.ACES,' folrmilig tile first volume of The Illestraecd London Librawry, is a profusely illustrated and a deeply interesting work. It contaiss a descriptione of the discoveries of Lay- ard and Botta, and of the sculptures in the British1 Museum and the Louvre, hy Joseph Bononii. It is an elaborate vmolume. The author seems to have ...

... I TO GENERAL Slit LOYL PARRY, K.GU.| On Dedicated by one of his Workmen. Lhe we A WEL ?? lIoII Gaifridogt leC,. 'Yia bvviog, l ciir ci~c Tlitoaeliodd aullyn v filocld, tl I)ros foroedd inaithi a thiir, r est I ynilladii i'i elyiliion, ill Ylu 1Iivddlofi cfo'i gledd- I) the - elvivn I ellinit a ?? n viii Yr ?? hwil mcxvni hedd. a in- M 31ae of ynl Wr Bonihoddie, to | 'Does perlv- dvveyd y ...

... If it Ca . ,ye. UR It ,I BRA It Y 'IA 1SILE. I We have onl our table anl interesthing volume by Lieutenant Jesxvis-Whrite Jer-vis, enititled a H, re-ron v or i Conrurc; the prilnelpal of' the savers islets called the tt ~'loniall Islanlds,' to which recent events halve attachecd I, an tirapovance which did riot at one time helorrg to tlsen. IL Une thle protection of Great Blritrvin, they bave ...

... K i tc va t tit C, -111--l. - ?? -.-I'llI'll- Q1Ut LII1RAiI.Y 'TABLE-. Bl.AC ?? for i' Apil. 'contains tlie.c a'tieles X wilich should ho ,I)C1r Ili ted, 1nd a cop i)itlCedT in everyllollse ill the kingd on. 'IThy airle onlitlc(1 e Fort o1/' D~r6rb, 1(w Comncreial D)is'osl'rs qiI 1 l S9 - ), (I ?? 7/u - I o/ Til etip Cou ?? . ?? C iirst setstortl, froum Iihis o00) speceICIes, the ...

... oettp. ?? - - - THEE BRE AD OF INDUSTRY. What, tho' your mountains scowl and frown Upon the fruitful plains ! Sweet peace resides in every town Where people travel up and down In search of honest gains. Then let them trudge, And never grudge The strength which toil demands; Since 'tis a treat Sweet bread to eat, When earu'd by honest hands. What, tho' the rich with pride elate Look down upon ...

... ENGLYNION I MIR. R. 1. JONLS, rrEIRYLLYDD, TRlEm.DOC. A11 r. I. Jo: ES inawr s6n sN dd, un driegladwy drwvy glodyddl, A'i enw'n fiv fivy a fvdd-niewn urddial t A phur oaconiant vil hoff ar an ndd. Dir gludir drv v g;vled3 dd Ei fawrhlid menn rhediad iri vdd. Ar hvd 1ldn ac Eiflonvldd-pn Arfon MIewn erfawr fawl beunivdd, A'i fri o G~bi gwybydd A egyr daw; hyd Gaerdydd. Ei ddirfaw: n ' dde)fvdd ...

... literarp Gxtract%. THlE LAND OF IiLACICBSRRIES. Talk not of the luscious land of vines;; sing not the praises of blue heavens and rivers which flow throtigh viistage-banks of Rlhines, and Mosellcs, and Moitoes, and Danubcs ;forget that there L re regions of towvering palmns, and fruitful banianas, and golden piairies recahing~ to the %ea-lands all fragrant. with magnolia blossoms, and jungles ...

... voctip. THE CONTRAST, Or, TI'-E THISTLE AND THE ROSE. Oft when the monarch of the daty Has shied arounld hlis parting ray, I've stood and wvatch'd( the soms of toil, Tired by unceasirt- wvork's turnioil, Returnini honactward froim the t'rmn Their littic cottage hoiles to charill, 'Where wvife and chilldcre love to bear The sound of lather's footstcps near, Each stripling shoots and laug'hs ...

... 1poctip. SPRING. Spring is coming, spring is conminix All creation teems with life Beauteous flow'rs are 'round us bloominig, Busy bees are o'er them buminitig-- Each for labour's love is rife. Spring is coming, spring is near us, Greener grow the fields each day Birds are singing 10(Ld to cheer us, P'hoebus shines ou high to steer us, As we travel on our wvay. Spring is cominlg, let us grect ...

... A it cra tit vc. OUR LIBRARY TABLE. KittO'S ''JOUitNAi. Oi S.~citun Li'rrRA.uarc,, is oiic of'our best periodicals. Its editor, Dr. Kitto, is well known by bsp liaios illustrative of the geography and nauai itr of'the H-oly Land; and in the Jon nt i eciliar tlel i ts nrc broutght to bear with cd n~~ pon tbce literaiture of tile Bibleb, and thiscieisubjects. In thle iro.nib1er before us-the ...