... Good-in Got confde, And IHla will suctour thee. Kircudbrigbt. fi. a. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA. (Erom Fisher's Drawing-Rooan Scrap-Book.) A fair young face o'er which is only cast The delicate hues of spring, Though round tier is the presence of the past, ...

... might:ti I have partaken his meridian hour. Could I forsake when all was lost in night? Yes, I am captive in a desert isle, Far from my kindred, friends, outocst, forlornI Amid my griefs, hope seareely yields a smile, I For wish'dreturn, scenes of my youthful ...

... cheerfully or the reverse, if it is done? Hal hat hal stuff and tiOff- 5,e sense.':.. eIt Rakes all the difference in the world, some- . body ans.ered, in a sweet, rather high-pitched voice. That is, to any sensitive person. The last sen- tence wsiS ...

... influence N of modern Popes-Musical Plagiarists'-.Home, sweel homaen -sAicha~el Jie~y, tic. i I have this instant learned from the French journals (said n Ferdinand) that his Holiness of Rome has: been at length ga-. 1 tiered to his Fathers; and the ...

... also received from Mesirs Cassell aend Co. Our oiw Costl, Our Eard and its s tory, Ditioa of EnO h Hidstor% Old ans New London,-. Haftal History, Uniber is DUetory, POrkd Scrapbook, The Bo.o ot the is Dog, and Fanrrls Life of St. Paul; from the Ieseions ...

... La number. tra e We have received from Messrs. Cassell Po and Co., Our Own Country, Our Earth -and its Story, Dictionary of Engls History, 0Ol and So New London, Natural Hstory, Universa e y History, Pictori Scrapbook, The Book of the d Dog, ConquSts of ...

... CHILDREN'S HOUR I BY ,VNCLE OLDMIAN. What a beautiful white world it is, cried Laugh- away, as she stood on the window-sill, looking out over the snow-covered fields. 1T's a very Cold world, said 1uwn-blegrumlnle, curl- ing himself up in front of the ...