... comphtinittg.—.Signed) JOHN BROWN. ; other dealer in Plttenl Medicines at 1,1 tial Is. Who D2pot, 22, Bread Street, Loudon. POETRY. VIOLETS SONG. B me sweet violets; wet with early dew; from the pleasant woodland glade See they are of the loveliest tint ...

... 6000 POETRY. IMPROMPTU TO A LARK. (IRREGULAR.) • Dear thrilling minstrel—pilgrim of the air ; Joyous rove of the cerulean skies, Why deigne,t thou, ,wieet bird, to leave the fair Earth? Are there no scenes in nether Paradise That can win the lays? Why ...

... said she slowly, they in the copyright edition of her complete works. may have been frost-bitten, it so cold last I Her poetry was often written with a readiness tight. The mother retreated, approaching improvisation. This she felt as in ARRANGSIIINTS ...

... notice, that is their love of country, which in itself would tend to ennoble any race. The whole force of Irish music and poetry bear this burthen, and levathe of the love of comitry. A.a can find any greatness in a nation where this feeling is absent; ...

... motto, Failtle, fklels. That motto, with a person from every one around me, and so especially writing really beautiful poetry, and at another time column encircled with ivy for crest, was, she unlike my parents. With only one friend of my , she talked ...

... POETRY. GEORGE THE CHILDREN'S Fmk , . From Coalville's dells an echo Went forth into the earth, Tarough palaces of princes, And by the poor nute's hearth; It rang o'er castle. And round the noble a hall, Till from the brickyard children — A weight of ...

... POETRY. AS s S . OO lATION OF IMPORTANT NOTICE. MARCH OF THE LOCKED-OCT LABOURERS. '-alck especially for thii Some, (Rottaleaa'3 Drum—Quick time.) Not, as is the awe with to many true lover. ' from jealoney or de,pair, but, no doubt, because you could ...

... POETRY. LITERARY EXTRACTS. Th. column will contain, each week, antractc from the hest of all countries awl the,. If collooteil, they will • valllBlll. mon, of iii,tructioli mul a tactile Ital.! for quotation. They in. most earaully for thee* cola:aria ...

... another sober breath till they do it in the grove? Who edit the agricultural papers? Men, as a general thing, who fail in the poetry Cue, yellow-covered novel line, sense. tion-drama line, city.editor line, and finally fall back on agriculture SA a tempo ...

... and hail was refused. elio th a t th e non _ epected. should the bishops petition the • properly co king ' contained all the poetry of . • labo an d a f ter t h e ex , 'a weeks suspension of marr age hae been ftf Mr. I. tad ne e5d,.,,,, pardon would probably ...

... •,, .111 .h.hg delta: , . It I •ei • An with., tent . . . . . , It , manufacturin, first tla wl gth s • about of wrote poetry n magazine ,to degree In II to mAs tillage. 'We t h er aura , ~ ,•li , .. by pr , - ' • of the 31141 , • •,, ',- , 0• .'' ...

... POETRY. ADVICE TO MINERS. Miner, all throughout the Member. of amalgamation, Don t he in ar bitration T ma.ters do propose, If_yon do your situ ation M be one of much vexation, Aml your masters' agitation More than you suppose. Tho' you lose your situation ...