... origilid pearp. TIIE POLE STAR. Tlou radiant star. That lookest down, with glance so calm and bright, From the pure azure depths of Heaven afar, Pouring thy gentle light. Thou'rt like a king, Sitting so high upon the vault of Heaven, And looking kindly down on everything- Thou and the glorious seven. How bright art thou! To the lone sailor in the raging storm, When the fierce waves dash o'er ...

... JfasbiDou ant uarictir5. THRE COURT. WI,,rnsent, Drc. 26i.-The Queen, Withl the(, Princess Roval and t lie Prii coss Alice, walked in the(. grounds adjoiniiig thle Castle this mornimng Prce lbtt- coniipaiiied by Prince Leopold of' Saxe Coburg, went out Shooting this forenoon, attended Iby tile Enil or Listowel, Lord A lfi'ed Paget, Colonel t lie Hin. C. BI. Ph i ppS, 1Irid Captain the lion. D. ...

... aihsbto ano Faricticc. THE COURT. NVtINISOR, SATUnDAvr-H-iS Selrene Hlighne1ss Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobur~g Gothia aitriveid to-day at tke Castle fromn London oin a visit to lieL M:iJesry. L cr1 Clarendon took Ituve of the Queen to-day and rettiried to Lond'on. [be roval dinneir party this Pvening iii- eluded the Duchess ~f Kent, Prince Leopold, and the ladies and geiitl emen in waiting, ...

... Sastion aub Farictim. THE COURT. OSTIOiN c, MONDSy.-Lord led Taliley, Lord inl Wait- ing, to thle Queen, and Colonel WVvlde, Groom in Wait- ing to Prince Albert, left Southamnptoni this afterno(on for Lisbon, with letters of condiolenice from her Mla- jesty and his Royal Highiness to the King Regent oif Por'tugal onlthe occasi 'of the death of the late Queent. Osnoitist, Nov. 29._-Tue Duke of' ...

... Sa.ji3i1o aib Ylrictrti.. THE COURT. Osaotiumc, Dic. S -'The Queenl and the Duchess of Btrabanit walked gut vesterdlay ilto ny n. ils ?? Highness Prince Albert went. i'et shoeting. Her- RoyalI Hi.ghnless thle Duceliss of Gloucester has nlearilv reci) ered front[ icr late soyever lillness, svilifeb cause d the p ostpjonemettntt of the Duchess's cilebrati101 of the natal duv of her, god- daugh ...

... 1' WE have just visited this admirable, and what we a may call tidqtue, effort of mental exemplary vigour as c manitesteti bv our friends in Enniscorthiv. We saw four rooms li'ghted brilliantly with gas. The walls ofI b all were completely covered with oil and water colour t paintings, original and copied; first rate engravings, a drawings in crayon and pencil, and framied Berlin c wool work, ...

... I I '11111, Pe'iqlllit/tliOS Illljli'el', of tile 22und Novembriw., conitains a, gloWinlg~ ;IitIotlt of thle ill1101' eill.' Cure- nosonies ccmituoted with tile ijvjing ao' till co'ner lS' to ll' of tile nosy Masonici Temlple illI Ji'iIj:lIl~iphili, oil 2Joii- tiltS, the 21cr Novembflerl' a~t. h 'Isi@ 5( 1st the building is, IIl Clmellilt Street. Ns'mt Oci Serentil, hul tilitiher oili eilte ...

... JSasbiant ant FTarirtir$. THE COURT. OsnntUNr, DEc. 3.-'I'he Queen, ac3ompannied by the Duchess of Brabant, Mild attended b)y the Mairellionlless of Elv. the Countess doe Launoy, and tile Ilon. Mary Sevmotir, drove out in all opla carriage anid t'our ves- terdav aftieinoion. Lord Alfred Pag-et vas in attend- ?? cii holrseback. IDrctENiunui 4.-Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended bv ...

... SFas91lial allb Farirtic5. THE COURT. 0suoRNE, Dry. 17.-The Queen and Prince walked out earlv yesterday morning. TI le Royal children also took thouI' usual ex'ercise. NVt-iesol, SATUIIOAY VEvING.x-it is now underV- stood thfat tier Majesty, Prince Albert, and the Royal children ?? leave Osborne on Thursday niorning, andi will arrive a.t Windsor CaStLI inteeeig The ?? for her Ma~jesty's ...

... JiOctrIj. T HO U G II TS. BR:OOD there not in brightest hou1rs, Clou(ls of sadijness o'er thly soul, Whilst on lij'&s fiar upiplule flozeCs, Tears of grivlr or pity roll; Bilend(ed trtrs, Ilopes ;11111 feas, For the joys of i'lture ?? Owriest thou no socret spot lildl froml :,il w itin thy lheirt, Where the ilv I 1d who now0 are 11,t _lMeet. l e l frot lie ?? :iL atit; Cloi.itered there, Peace ...

... JSasltaiwn aib TFarictirs. THE COURT. OSBORXNE, MIONDAY.-_lhe Duke and Duchess of Bra- banit, attended by Count and Countess (le Lanrirv, emn- barked at Cowes this morning at eleven o'clock. in the Roval yacht liPoir,, anl crossed over to Portsmouth, on their return to Brussels. A special train was in readiness to convey their Royal Hightnesses to Dover. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness ...

... v)octry.1 SONG OF LIFE. CLOSE, old companions, round my hearth- This little harbour of the sea, That beats around us from our birth- And let us muse )'er destiny; If strong we dash the waves aside, And breast the currents, brave the blast; If weak, we float along the tide, And, like the strongest, sinlk at last:- Onwar d thus, a charmed star, Floats our soul through life away, As the wvorlid ...