... rOETRY. TWO GRAVES, (From the Eiglishiteomean's Journel.) PERcYlBYssnE SIHELLEY, drowned July 8, 1822: MABY.WOLSTONECRAiT SHELLEY, died Feb. 1, 1831. In death they are not divided. Two graves within one year I saw, Where sleep, a thousand miles apart, Husband and Wife, whose living law Was but to Inow one soul, one heart. He sleeps beneath thl Roman rose, Anid violets, like his verse divine ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S EXHIBITION I FOR 8599. g - A public meeting, convened by the lord lieutenant of the e county, was held at the judge's house, Warwick, on Tuesday, d in furtherance of the views of those gentlemen who are 3, anxious to secure the country meeting of the above society e, being held at Warwick in 1859. L The lord lieutenant (Lord Leigh) presided, supported by S, the ...

... AsHsoaNE.-At the fair on Saturday week there was about an average supply of store stock, but sales were flat and prices had a downward tendency from last fair, and some would go away unsold. There were more sheep offered for sale than usual, mostly hogs, which were in demand at moderate prices. Few fat beasts or sheep offered. CHICSTERFIELD APRIL FAIR.-The show of cattle was an average for the ...

... LITI'E RAT URIE. LI-lb.1il,111 UIUtL. Foilorc flEvcsiv. -Books, Music. New Erigravinge, &c., intended for review, left at the botnblislhnieflt of Mr. C. M mi em. Re Lio-cortFleet-street, London, addressed ',to zlie Editor of the Derbhy Mereury, wvill be forwardrd aind receive attention, The 1-rt-foeroe:11. No. XL., New Series, April. Lonflon : GottcE VIRTUE and Co., 23, Paternoster-row. .Low ...