... approaching Parliament; and, with theso questions, the di-tinctious of Whig, Tory, and Radical, had little to do. Without undervaluing merely political reforms, would aay that they had become of comparatively less pressing necessity, after the great ...

... i*‘rsonal accomplishments, and their qualities of heart and mind, win for them the firmest friends. TUE YOUTHFUL LOVE OF CANOVA, FROM THE ORRMiB CASTELU. In the year I7SO, youth, native of Possagano, Venice, arrived in Home, designing to loam there the art of ...

... with dresses, and pass the time the cruel sport of trying the effect of their whole wardrobe upon the groundling®. But the rouml of amusornent, well that of business, has at length end, and the Japanese dies ; but even death is here a form peeuliar to the ...

... and except by stuffing our ears with cotton, we really know no way to save ourselves. Just attend, one moment: *' Old times will cloud and scatter Remembrances most dear. And cast youth's worshipped idols Away, without a tear The idea of old time” clouding ...

... medical advice crati.. lodjed with another youth to whom the privilpoc draught and pills gratuitous did not ex. tent'. white ago, the non-pririleged youth found himself rather poorly.” and communicated this bis friend, who immediately thought of scheme by ...

... ** idamma, it burns.** It was great folly to say they could not leave off the use of these drinks—let them try ; all wanted them to do was to try ; and when any one told them that drinking had added to his happiness, let them reflect on what he (Mr. Simpson) ...

... Montgomery has saved rao the task of an analysis of their characters There are a few young enthusiasts—lads, heated by the perusal of the histories of Greece and Rome—filled with ideas tuch the I’oct ot Night has expressed, when he says that, youth*• only wish ...

... mo nearly idle. will keep my kind friends hot water for few years vet. though seventy-ieveu. I don't know, sir, what y*it ran for me. except shame the rich from going: there. Any who think I charge • much I vv II try a few them at their own price. I crave ...

... flag, ExntLsioa! First Di'ritam Villaok. —The following well-authenticated account of the first pound of tea which reached the primitive neighbourhood of Cotheraton, given the of the recipient, Mr. James Raine. of I.ondon, who died the age of one hundred ...

... to their view. Friends aud relations who had been long gathered to the dust were restored lor few transitory moments to health and enjoyment. But when tho music the heathery mountains, the rapid stream, aud tho joyful forms of friends of their childhood ...

... a native of Rathfriland, County Down. His friends in Ireland, who seventeen years ago regretted the loss of his society, will not be unprepared for the following testimony to his worth, Lome by Dominica friend :—“ more honourable man there never was, all ...

... * and Mrs. Johnson seized her * dear friend’ and fellow bat Utu* by the arm, and walked off with her to see the lion of the evening. The introduction was soon completed, and Mrs. Roberts and Count were great friends. Count had heard Mrs. Roberts, tho charming ...