Books.
THE LATE F. D. MAURICE.* [FIRST NOTICE.1 "Tian are some persons," said Mr. Maurice, in a letter writ- ten in 1849, "who need to have their own identity impressed upon them by a......
" Mr. Nobody."
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " SPECTATOIel Sia, — A question of the utmost importance, not only to myself, but to others who read and value the Spectator, seems to me to be opened by......
Lyrics From The German. I.
A SHELTER,—spent and tempest-driven Mid winter's strife,— I sought, and found the boon of Heaven, Eternal life. 'Oh Word, how is thy truth confessed ! Who seeketh part, shall......
Poetry.
THE ROSE AND THE POPPY. "STAND apart," said the Rose, "and taint not The sweetness I throw on the air; What art thou to Man, that thou claimest His garden with me to share P "I......
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