... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Origintal 9Ctrlu. THE WIDOW. All! who has marked the secret flow Of silent tears-that flood of woe! The sob suppress'd-the bloodless cheek- The step so firm, but ah! so weak, And sees not in that wvillered eye, The burning marks of agony? # * * * 4F There was an hour-that will not return, A dav wheit that niourner (lid not inourn, When her cup was full, till its brim wvas laced, And tile ...

... eriginal jOrJtru. THE LEAFLESS TREES. TErE leafless trees are a lovely sight, Wherever their forms appear, When they stand in the vale in armour white, Or keep watch on the mountain drear, When the storm in its fury rushes by, And nature quakes with fear, They wave their mighty branches high, And stop its wild career. Oh! brave and strong. are the leafless trees, When the storms rage round the ...

... joactro. SAT U R DAY. Irn glowing terms I would this day indite- Its morn, its noon, its afternoon and night; The busiest day throughout the week-the latter day; A day whereon odd matters are made even! The dirtiest-cleanest too-of all the seven; The scouring-pail, pan, plate, and platter day! A day of general note and notability; A plague to gentlefolks And prime gentility, Den to the highest ...

... J5asliton anb YTarictic. THE COURT. OSnBON13, Tuiunsray.-The Earl of Aberdeen is ex- pected to arrive to-day onl a visit to her Majesty. The l-lon. Colonel and Mrs. Grey had the honour of being invited to dinner yesterday. I OSiIOLSE, FIniDA'.-'1'he Earl of Aberdeen and Capt. the lion. 1-S. Denman had tle-hollour of dining with her Miajesty yesterday. Lord Aberdeen returned to London to-dav. ...