... TO ANOTHER MARY IN HEAVEN. ae Our fleeting day of bliss was runti And Death had summoned thee, Mary, hr How could wre part? Our hear-ts wvore ono, Our love deop as tho sea, Mary;tr Even now, one mieer oy to share My hand was looked in thins, Mary, But meet thing eyes I could not dare,t Nor thou to meet with mine, Mary. m 0 leave me not unto the last - at (These were thy words to me, weeping) ...

... THE, APRIL MAGAZINES. THE most interesting article in Macmillan is Professor Masgon's Memoir of Mazzini, which is written with his usual grace of style and kindliness of feeling. Mr Masson had the happiness of Mazzini's friendship, which he calls -one of the friendsbips of my life for which I thank Fate, and which I shall ponder till I die. M. I. Liebreieh, Ophthalmic Surgeon at St ...

... Religious Progress: Its Criterion, Instrumentts, and Laws. Being the Substance of Sermons Preached in the Chapel of Trinity College, Dublin, By JAMES XacIvoR, D.D., I.R.I.A., &c. Vol. I. London: Longmans, Green, & Co. Dublin: M'Glashan & Gill. Tais is an earnest, an honest, and a bold book. Esteeming, as we do, moral higher than intellectual qualities, we should have deemed this no slight ...