... and to read out in a soft, and subdued, but most devout and impressive voice, the following lines: I waited for the Lord God, And patiently did bear ; At length to me he did incline, voice and cry to hear! Those two solitary worshippers Him whose eyes are on the just, and whose ear is open to their cry, had proceeded to the beginning of the fourth verse of this psalmand were actually employed ...

... the Cathedral, I betook myself to the cemetery of San Carlos, my pickaxe and spade on my shoulder; and, under the shade of the two old cork-trees that branch from the western wall, digged a deep grave. What right had I to anticipate the decree of Providence, and dig a grave which there was none to fill ? I, who have so loathed the calling which the wants of a wife and child' forced on my ...

... away since I exchanged literary mementos, and parted for the last time, with my amiable friend, James Landsborough talented young man, who had been employed in a muslin warehouse in the Trongate of Glasgow, and had composed literary articles, political essays, lyric, and dramatic effusions, for periodical press. Although nineteen years had only passed over his head, yet he had already given ...

... ; Highjraes of nocked ly, with Iked in. , whom in this icrons.” of the Princes LLER, No. 103. The Progress of Democracy( Continued.) Could any one have anticipated, fifty years ago, that the old leaders of the people could have so soon been stripped of their power. Then the priests, the landlords, and the master gave to the multitude their politics. No one durst question the j opinion of the ...