... -am ctrp, WO LINES WRIITTEN ON RI' CRIVING TIOINSS OF Tlli. D)ECEASE Or MtIS, GIVENtOLItlg JON CO. And hns our lily droop'd aud died ? Or is this sleep Mvlidc angels pat her to, t'asvilt the Rising uton Of that Fair Day when thro' the tombs of earth shall ring The Archasgel'S trumpet loud asd clear'? 'Tis sleep, sweet sleep. The wvearied frnime is 'low at rest: tile anxious brain, O'yrtsxeid ...

... 0, ur ?Librarp Tabir. Tfitit, Taills 1 uII Or ITEtAtATL'RI., ANDI LADIEA 'P I A51'i--L~1m u 1k'ta tosu and Sonl. TI' to ftrottispiece0 to ithis nmib er is a portrait of 3:t' tu-t~iMI, QUiOUf1 Of 8oiits. It is not so hiatd- n i WOi'sI 0 1010(1 scul of til I o stott 1111foi'- niiltu lalto l. Wo (Iltite otu'ooe Nwithl tito ?? of thle hr ?? 1401 10 Ithat acloot Ii Luics th o portrait, thatt ito ...

... I tarbboifatth. or Y D. WEDDAR BARCH. E. MORGAN, me DYFFRYNl Fe welwyd rhosyn yu yr ardd bu 'igorfrywan i'w ddalifyny. N Yr olwg gefis enrioed ' ' Ar Morgan hof oedd golwg fUlly: Ynimchwyddi'rpenaidemawr ,esi ' Uwch galln enawdi gydymdeimlo; - .A thrwy eioeee fe nychai'i gorif en Wrth ddal yr enaid mawr oeddynddo. on Felterarogl'i env ef rh Am oeaoedd maith rhwng brynian Cymru; Ha A chofir am ...

... (!)air Kibrar)) TabIc. LomniIN SOCIETY, for June, 1871. London : R. 1uenitley and Soii, New Burlington-street. Thle prevailing topic of the past montlh, ,uanongit the gentlemen of the clubs, thle Epsolli laces, is the subject of the sporting paper in Loudon Socioty. Those races are amongst the luost Pop ulalr of the horsinee sports, xcxpt, per- haps, tble Donicaster St. Leger. The Derby ...

... vqctrp? 31ENAI STRAITS. oh1 'menai ! thy waters nre beanuteously green, Like emsreral(ld glistening 'mid rrrdiarrt sheeso, Tihv well-wooded aelountains are dear unto me, Obl0esr ! dear Meonat ! thou gem of the sen. Thy sea piiles are fringirsg the rockg where I rest, Bright land of udoption I ily futurO seems ?? Tlrhoughl Scotland may claim me, my hert clings to theo, Oh Menti ! dear Morld! ...

... ,rLoa SYMPATHY. WRTrTEN 1IS A YOUTNG L&DY'S ALB5UXr. While wand'ring by the river side In contemplative mood, I thought how weak our efforts are How slow in doing good; So little caro we for distress That marks the pallid check, When ono kind word of sympathy Alight cheer it,--did we speak. With gen'rous thoughts I passed along And saw beforo mine eyes, A peosive youth with downcast look, Ills ...