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son presided. The secretary, with allusion to Mr. Mil ner, stated that it was usual at the last meeting of thi a closing ad dress ; and gentleman was to be amented he should deliver the address at the lean our contemporary represents hi 3y the bye, why don't he go to Lea for his

ration and many devoted friends. ni h er friend Mendelssiolux hall nf been s°B ; ins in Bis hop e o f l a e lrA tters she entreate4L A us friend to whom she wrote, to pl ace a c h ap l e t o f i vy , w hi ch g h s o t r hh w ee i dr c eh latesta t wis o f she enclosed, upon the

[ln the following graceful and touching verses, transcribed from the Guardian, we detect the hand of the gifted and ingenious author of the "Christian Life." The poem here submitted to our readers is the third of a series entitled "Lyra Spiritualis; Thoughts in Verse on Sacred T

N°.17 , 869.] LONDON TUESDAY JANUARY 1 1850,) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFOR%I. A PUBLIC BF:TING of the Members and Fricals of the Association wit! be held in the London Tavern, Thshopsgate.s.treet, on MONDAY, January 7th, 1850. The Chair will be taken