... I ;OV- LIB1R TABLE. ' ; THEOLOGY IN SCIENCE, by the Rev. Dr. Br ewer [Jarrold and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard,) is a work whose object ought to recommend it to teachers and the 'public, even if it were not so well executed' as it is. ?? a im is to point out indications of Divine wisdom-and goodness in the phenomena that science has unveiled. As science reveals to us certain facts, or ...

... TO THE WIL'D FLOWERS. Welcome to your biooming beauties-. Wildlings of tb'g'enial year! . Holy pleasures 'strew your pathways, 'Now a smnile andd'now a tear.. : Ye-sre' emblems ofrall lovely,- ' Ioved'andfieeting things of earth, Early ?? t OOr,. ' l m frl a y''ur birt ?? ' i oh! 'tis ?? Brightening ini tb'c'Opseaand.meadA On the purl'.'ng' stir'et brd er, . W~herethe by'ild be ?? on, the ...

... ;OUR IDRRI TTABLE. BAC WOD ies. his. readers alacapita!, number, for4 the ?? f Ma. Thre -re igt articles, and two2 poes, ll xcelet; nded, e hvenot., for somet time red lies f moe ?? Wefind in And seems morfarbeasdeieInvs. So6 he, a strea-god's so, or leauiu Than'till his peers, serene;- and piisiolee -Lived whole of heart, in ECOrnful8slfdelit Vacant foreier., Love, that cometo all; Soigt not, ...

... pxio4&2g RHAGLUNIAETH. (PARHAD). Daaw ddivaell Obaith Israel Pan *u dodi Wedi'i adael, Moses hnrddbryd- (Rhag dwye dedfryd Ar y ffrydli'. Pharaoh waedlyd) Battb am fywyd, 3 Gwerthfawr, ?? Ar y Nius? Yr anwylyd J Unsut iddo I ladd gan Pharaoh, La truenna. Ai roi yno:- Yn y Nile mae crocodile dn, Fyth, fyth yn ysglyfaetbu. WyEo fu i'w dduwiol fan. A chur mawr ivw chwaer Miriam: Owyno ac wylo 'In ...

... 10 ? M, ''guAL WEI - GREADIGATI1 NER\YDD, A V NfaWoWd ar ot o -21daw dubrlith 1. Gh% Al pa baP m y rhof fy sercn mi bryd Ar wag wrtfioyclianu daiar lavwr iwelaf Mali gwag-dd y'ft i gyd A los i oll mewn, ?? awr . I W4 .~ F, .o'r nm*n, ar creigiau cortb, A berwa 'r d'r Yu agerdd poethb Gil. hylif tomllyd fydd mown north . Inlosgi drwy ei ranau coeth. Mr awyr heibio yn unfidao, AMr odyn Mellt ...

... A SONG) LATfELY SUNG IN THE STREETS OF BALA ON THE RETUR.N HOME OF THE LATE feMAYORi, Not a sound was heard; though the battle was fought, e As the Mayor through the street was hurried, Not a neighbour to welcome the dear old soul, As the charter could not be carried. t a :. We peeped at'himnslyly, after his fight, q - With our feces sadly buring,. .: . Staying at home until it was night, d ' ...

... ON-A RING Ctst eshore five months after the Wvreck of the ' Royal Cbarter,' at Ainglesey, on the 26ti Oct. I8j9. Five moons the raging sea T>his Ring-the sadi anid sacted type .. :-1; ?? ?? ?? S a'lltnioe S ' 1This Ring, that to a brother's love A sisterbs death declared - Returrrethi crying troii the dee. Woe! ?? ! he hath: not spured.' ;Oh ! fling of mwourning, Rihi of. Fate I In what ...

... Id I' - Ir THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.- 8 et moral satire; with WOMAN (a.sketch) E d . MINOR' a- Pomiak, [1R.-Bentley; New-JBurlingion-street 'is a er. vorumer of smartly written poetry. The author, how-i be 'ever, is more.of'a Thersite than a Juvenal, although he: se so'etimeswi'ritesin a befter vein. Forexample, the fol' I- lowing versesfrom his sketch of'- ill.: WOMAN. A ...

... gadionlatth. RHAGLUNIAETH. (PARHAD). Yn fynych try 'r elfenau-anghydnaws, Yu ?? hynsws i ddwyn ei gynlluniau; Anunol anianan-haint, newyn, dur, A eilw i wneuthur ei magluniaethau. Allan i wnentbur ewyllys-fy XIon, Daw 'r elfenau dyrys, Heibio yr ant gyda brys-a thraetbant Ei fawr ogoniant byd for ac ynys. E' ddeil y gwynt yn ei ddwrn,-drwy 'r wybrIwyd, Ei law a ysgwyd y seron loSgwrn. Bthodia ...