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 RESPECTFULLY PBESEJJ 
 
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 PATRONS OF THE "HE 
 
 " Time flies, Man dies" (as old os Time the 
 
 saying,) 
 While things of Earth keep growing and de- 
 caying. 
 A ceaseless change works in the throng of life ; 
 One fuUe, another strikes into the strife ; 
 Now, higlj lie rides exulting on the wave, 
 But ere the thought springs, there is need to 
 
 save, , . 
 Sudden he sinks Tnto the soundless deep, 
 And black oblivion's vrat^rso'er him sweep. 
 No rest, no sr.ay. n&f-uretj' itfcthe years — 
 •Man's fondest hope turns out thfehing he fears v 
 The thing lo dreads, that comes '%ith threat- 
 ening pace. 
 Changes when close, puts on asmiling^al 
 If he exults in thought, how blest hisstat^ 
 The secret boast foreruns a blow of fate- 
 Certain of naught, tt:an'8 wisest when ho bends 
 . To God's decrees^ and blesses what He sends, ; 
 
 Time flies indeed ! for here once moro 
 The printer 'I lad comes to your door ; 
 Now be not HMply to the iujp, 
 Altliough hi^ New. Year's verses limp ;♦ j 
 . Snub him not roughly for his muse ; i 
 Komember all the glorious news | 
 
 . He brought you in the year that's gone*^ 
 A grander scarce tJio Sun shone on. 
 1 Kevs'M of hiittjo, news of buttle, 
 
 In gl«»rioii8 climes afur, | 
 
 • Where clearjibove the sulphureous plovjdfi 
 
 S Is one frJ^om'ss steady »tar ; k 
 
 » W here r i|;l) t broke serried ranks oi migJi.t ; 
 
 And red I'an limpid rill, 
 An'J euhoinj to the cannon's roar 
 
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 iCTFULLY PRESENTED TO THE 
 
 THE "HEAD QUARTERS." 
 
 as Time the 
 
 ing and de- 
 
 irong of life ; 
 strife ; 
 10 wave, 
 ire is need to 
 
 9 deep, 
 liim sweep. 
 ! years — 
 ling he fears !• 
 ^ith threat- 
 
 lilin^^l 
 It his stat!^ 
 of fate — 
 ),hen ho bends 
 tile sends : 
 
 nee nioro 
 ur door ; 
 
 i-ses limp ;* | 
 is muse ; i 
 
 jws i 
 
 that's gone*^ 
 jne on. , 
 
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 ureous clovjda 
 
 inksof oiigii.t; 
 
 I roar 
 
 
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 And on the field below the hill, 
 Which like t, lion crouching still, 
 Watches o'er Edinburgh ! hark ! 
 To their cheer and Iiilarous shout, 
 Tiiey have no foes to meet this bout ! 
 God savtf the Qu an, but — Fr<ince — loqk 
 out. * 
 
 A prosperous breeze swells out each sail, 
 And every wave is. dancing ; 
 
 The cloudy sky is reft, and soe 
 With sunshine all is glancing ; 
 
 The gracious mother sends her son- 
 Blow soft ye treacherous gales — 
 ' For loyal hearts are beating now 
 To greet the Prince of Wales. 
 
 He lands — and from their nmrky throjvts 
 The cannons bellow thunder— 
 
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 He rides along the well lined streets. 
 
 The floral arches under. 
 With Rinile and bow, he makes his way 
 
 Amidst the cheering people. 
 While ^ugs hang out, and bells ring out 
 , From every Church's steeple. 
 
 1 God Save the Queen-r You're welcome 
 Wales — 
 And such like hearty greetings — 
 Arc twined in evergreens and flowers, 
 
 And minted bright on sheetings ; 
 And, oh, the sights that evening shows 
 On house fronts and 'noath porches ; 
 ?ytgnxnd|;8t far, the Fireman's march, 
 Ai^iilrn^ljrjgfft witu torofaci*. 
 
 
 And then in brigl;t, in flowery halls, 
 
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 !ufc grandest fur, tho Fireman s march. 
 
 

 one Irfi^loFrs stO;\',l^ a'ur ; 
 ' Where ri^lit broke Hurried ranks of inigii.t ; 
 
 And rud ran liiupid rill, 
 And cuh'jing to tliu cannon's roar 
 Outspoko euch grey scarred hill. 
 
 ■ Ijnnd of the Sun and glowing sky, - 
 Land of tho Muse — oh, Italy ! 
 Now thy rich blood is all afire I 
 But where tho hand, &nd where theJyrc 
 Could strike a note, could raise a lay 
 Worthy the deeds done in thy latter day? 
 Land of the green and clustered vine, 
 Thy crushed grapes flow in ruby wino ! 
 
 : But redder, richer far the nue, 
 Of thy sons' blood, shed la6fi year for you. 
 
 Thy stormy play is so far done— 
 Silenced the war-shout, mute the gun — 
 But hopo distends the beating heart 
 
 ■■ Of those who've seen the curtain fojl, 
 That now behind it, one and all 
 Are busy conning o'er theiir part, 
 Ready to act, when e'er the call 
 Sounds from the isle amidst the sea — 
 
 ' Where, battle- worn, but saved from harm, 
 
 ' O'er the bare fields of the .>y inter farm, 
 Muses the patriot soldier, he, 
 Whose life-long dream has been of Thee — 
 
 ' One, undivided, great, and free. 
 
 . Turn wo from scenes where men with guile 
 The purest cause of truth defile ; 
 Where every grand advantage won 
 1 Brings woo to many, peace to nono ; 
 Where every triumph's black with gloom. 
 And banners gay hide swollen tomb ; 
 To other deeds and happier lands ; 
 And see those many martial bands 
 fin scarlet, green, and hodden grey, 
 ; Plumed and unplumed, a proud array ! 
 • .What meet they there for ? earnest fray 1 
 ' 'Within great London's spreading park, 
 
 
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 ifrdiik8ormigii.t; 
 
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 >n's roar 
 
 ured hill. 
 
 ring sky, 
 ;aly! 
 
 afire ! 
 
 where the lyro 
 1 raise a lay 
 n thy latter day ? 
 istered vine, 
 in ruby yrino ! 
 I iiue, 
 .a6fi year for you. 
 
 done— 
 
 tiite the gun— r 
 tting heart 
 curtain fajl, 
 and all 
 eiir part, 
 she call 
 1st the sea — 
 saved from harm, 
 3 .\y inter farm, 
 , he, 
 
 IS been of Thee — 
 id free. 
 
 re men with guile 
 h defile ; 
 ituge won 
 ce to none ; 
 iltick with gloom, 
 ollen tomb ; 
 ler lands ; 
 tial bands 
 iden grey, 
 a proud array ! 
 r ? earnest fray 1 
 ipreading park, 
 
 .jutji'riuujpst fiir, tiio Fireman's luaroji, 
 A ijiiifi n^ brTglfE A- i i fi lor uIiub . 
 
 And then in bright, in llowory halls, 
 
 Whero nothing in the shade is, 
 To see the Ilnyal youth march up 
 
 'Tween lines of lovely ladies, • 
 And with hiti quick and cunning eye 
 
 Take note of each dear beautyj; 
 'Tis a sight to cheer the grimmest heart, 
 
 So well he docs his duty. 
 Now she has dropped her gala dresd, 
 
 Her marching and quadrilling, 
 •♦ God save the Prince, his suite— aniJ-oU," 
 
 New Brunswick prays with fepling, 
 And glad she'll be, (\gain to see 
 
 Young Albert, or a brother, 
 But, gladder, prouder, far to see 
 
 The good and gracious mother. 
 
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 But stop wo hero ; 'tis very vain, 
 
 In such a light and rapid strain, 
 
 To note the actions of a year. 
 
 That sure forebode great tumults nca,r ; 
 
 Turn we where e'er we may, the cloud 
 
 Is durk, the thunder's muttering loud. 
 
 And louder and more near, and still 
 
 Men brood over thoughts of coming ill ; 
 
 No reet unto the troubled earth ; 
 
 Ea«h year brings forth a monstrous birth, 
 
 Of war, anarcliy, and civil strife : 
 
 While madness, desease — all error rife— 
 
 Work death and woe in social life ; 
 
 But still hope reigns within man's breast, 
 
 That coming years, unlike the rest, 
 
 Untold prosperity will bring ; 
 
 Oh, may the cheerful bells that ring 
 
 The old year out, the new year in. 
 
 Ring out tho tyranny of sin, 
 
 Ring in the reign of perfect peaco, 
 
 When bitterness and war shall cease. 
 
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