... NUMBER 58. t ORIGINAL POETRY THE POETS COMMON LOT, An Ode by Wu. BANNATYN, Part 3rd. But, if thou canst with mean grimace, Chaunt servile odes to fool in place ; And basely suppliant bow thy head, And ply the menial panders trade ; Or fawning cour to ...

... SUPPLEMENT tothe BUTEMAN ORIGINAL POETRY. SONG TO THE MEMORY OF BURNS. Young genius roam’d by a l:ivkcring stream, ~ In the lown o’ a birken glen ; i And his fancy was wrapt ina rhymeing dream, ~ Unknown to selfish men. E i And he struck his freetoned ...

... AND GENERAL ADVERTISE ORIGINAL POETRY. SONG TO SPRING. “° + (ApaPTED TO MUSIC.) Now weleome spring, with cheerful pace, Comes dancing o'er the sunny lea ; Her harp is strung with early flow’rs, And joybeams skimmer in her o’e ! She comes from natures ...

... quite a model for all, after dinner abounded speeches in fine feeling, good sense, and much that was tinged with the true poetry of life, unlike the usual baring remarks which parties on such occasions are too often doomed tolisten to. Mr M‘Naughtan returned ...

... SELECTED POETRY. THE LORD’S PRAYER, AN ACROSTIC. “his beantiful and ingenious composition. though it had a reat run in the papers some years ago, will probably be vw to many of our readers.) Owr Lord and King who reign’s enthroned on high Father of Light ...

... and the constillation of Seottish genius, which in every branch of ...

... NUMBER 63. SBELECTLD POETRY Tuxe—Joknny Grahsm, the Packman.” Her nainze!’ to New Zealand can Withont 2 prown hawhce man ; Bhe'll turn s shepard to hor trade, An'got the mucklo fee man, She'll #lirt her master weel enongh, And then shc'll thocht it fair ...

... NUMBER 64. POETRY. THE DUTIES OF A WIFE, Wkhen married you are, youmust learn to submit To the whims a husband, and if he thiuks fit, To o alone an evening to a concert or play, A%t home by yoursclf, of course, you must stay. You must ne’er be ill temper'd ...

... POETRY. . -y , > iy HOPFE DE¥&ERRED. _ _ *° 0-life * how sweet’s thy mérairg dreim. *i In fancy's radiant bow'rs, ‘ o Like nature's holiest taintless beam, - : In Eden's sinfess l&om. . Bre passion’s fell and withering bi Had rent one flowret lhere, ...

... *“ And I have loved the ocean. and my joy of youthiul sports, wus to be borue on the billows } onwards.” Never mind your poetry says the Treisurer, mind your duty, und think of the viuable lives you have at stake. lDont you see a coal Gabburt! bearing ...

... VIR !,’.:';‘ 3 i NUMBER 56. POETRY. TO AGRASSHOPPER ('l‘nmbfiornfiom'Anm.) O Grasshopper, whose mirthful beat, Thy joyousness declare ; We deem thy happiness replete, !Uha' bzppedl&:nglon - or, baving m y trees, mdmflnig:nofspdnc; Thou hopp'st about with ...

... vengeful whips the Furies. Beautiful regards were turned on me, the face Of her I loved.” The dealers in beef and mutton—to drop poetry and to descend to wober facts—have lately realised this truth. Mr. Cobbett wrote a Jetter to the T'imes a few days since, ...