... Oh, spare the Market Cross, Our fathers placed it there Ye cannot count its loss- The ancient emblem spare. Hurt not its rustic pedestal, - Do its rude shaft no harin Break not inl ruthless sacrilege Its ever outstretceiu arin. Its steps ase angels' ladders- Its shaft tow'rd heaven doth shev, Its aries ext ended tell of love To all the crowds belowe To all the crnwds belowr- To rich as well as ...

... ANLVWCG1 LITERARY AND SCIENTiFIC INSTITUT L'ION. On Tl'esday evenirng last, the Rev. ,, Ttitllhes, M.lA.. l'erpetuial CUitrate of Penrliosliigwy' :i-livired a lectiure at the above Institution, on th- * Hi- 'rV ol tho Ce iry, as corineet-id Vwith Antglesey. C-!itidering t!he incle-menti stite of' the weather, the iui-enice was verv nutneron--, Vhough it. lacked that Spl-i klin-r of the fair ...

... ?Axul i q Iml, Uth. zr Y DIWEDDAR BARCH. JOHN JONES, 0 DREMADOG. d YMGILIED pob rhagfarn i'r cysgod, o Cywirdeb addurno y gwalth, 1, Fel rhoddwyf ddysgrifiad diduedd a 0 Gristion orphenodd ei daith n Cyrhaeddodd ei yrfa ddaiaroi s lHyd derfyn gosodiad oes dyn- Ond pan yr arfogodd yr angeu 1i Fe fethodd a myned yn lkil. .r Cyfarfn a dwys gyfnewidiad 1. Yn ystod ei deithiad drwy ' byd; Bu 'In ...

... FAkSHIONS FOR FEBRUARY. | [From Le FeU1et.] cl As might have been expected, the reign of ig burnous is approaching its close, for althowl1 M e still much worn, it is frequently replacedo try is elegant casaque trimmed with fur or lace, a a e small embroidered shawl, also trimmed with lace, Wg We have in our late numbers given so full a desc e a tion of these out-of doors garments, that we avil ...

... THE PARIS B(EUF GRIS. 0a MaCday the ancient exhibition of the Paris Piauf Gras was favoured by fine weather, the sun shinina alit brightly, and the temperature being soft and genial. Tha crowds in the streets were so great as to be of themsese5 quite a spectacle, and the stream of carriages of every kind which apneared in the Champs Elysees and the Boulevards seemed almost endless. So fine ...

... __b__i__th. Id l. CYMRODrnR. - el YX gwawrio ar ein goror-m'ae Rleuer, Mwy liewych i lenor ., A fydd-egyr Dydd2 ei dor; Mynegwn, mae ya aqor I a- Amreded y Cyp odor i Yn rhydd, dros fynydd, dros for. in Barddoniaeth o bar ddawnau-a thriniad Athroniaeth gwybodau; Alawon i lawenhau Ddylunia ei ddalenau. el Aed ei glod hyd y gwledydd, Brysied, ymdaened fel dydd! Mawr fydd clod ei draethodau ...

... lad-buketh. §l? a. 'n) LLINELLAU d Er coffadwriaeth ami Mrs. Sidney Jones, gweddw y diuweddar n Mr. R. Jones, argraffydd a llyfrwerthydd, Ieal Clwyd, n Rhuthyntyr hon afufizrw lonawrl7eg, i858,yS 75rmlsydd ? oed. Y BRFNIN angeu du, A'i bicelD danllyd, Drywanai 'r fam oedd gu, Nes dwyn ei bywyd; Mae 'n awr dan leni 'r bedd ,h Mewn oer orweddfa, .- Ac yno 'n hir mewn hedd, .d Y tawel huna. h Ei ...

... lur ILibrarp 'gable. A fitting volume to place in a child's hands, in I PLEASANT SUNDAYS, (Dean and Son,) by Frances Repelier Cousens. It consists of dialogues between a mother and her daughter. on Scripture subjects, which fare generally very well treated. The authoress Some. I times gets out of her depth ; but, on the whole, we can r recommend the book as *- ple;,sant Sunday reading, Iand ...