...violence which have been perpetrated there have been the effects, and not the cause, of harsh measures. A SONG OF PROVERBS. AIR — " Push about the jorum."...are, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just like a pair of bellows. O blessings, &c. Birds of a feather...

...thought, by prudence taughtj They pithily expounded ; And proverbs sage, from age to age, In every moutli abounded. O blessings on the men of yore, Who wisdom...are, though rather rare^ Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just like a pair of bellows. 0 blessings, <fcc. Birds of a feather...

...prudence taught, They pithily expounded ; And proverbs sage, from age to age, In every mouth abounded. О blessings on the men of yore, Who wisdom thus augmented,...human use invented. Two of a trade, 'twas early said, De very ill agree, sir ; A beggar hates at rich men's gatea A beggar's face to see, sir. Yet trades...

...of Gaster. A connection most rare Bound the Siamese pair, More completely than Pollux and Castor ; So the body and soul Can each other control, And the...are, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just like a pair of bellows. O blessings, &c. When tinkers try-...

...much, And a heart more sound will not be found, " from Canada to Cutch." t See ' Spectator,' No. 25. A SONG OF PROVERBS. AIR — Push about the jorum....are, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just like a pair of bellows. O blessings, &c. When tinkers try...

...changed for the worse were broad Scotland's expanse, If she hadn't the Parliament House— and the Manse. A SONG OF PROVERBS. AIR — " Push about the jorum."...men's gates A beggar's face to see, sir. Yet trades ther6 arc, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just...

...worse were broad Scotland's expanse, If she hadn't the Parliament House — and the Manse. A SONG OP PROVERBS. AIR — " Push about the jorum." In ancient...gates A beggar's face to see, sir. Yet trades there arc, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Just like...

...could teach and fewer preach, And books were not yet printed— What wise men thought, by prudenee taught, They pithily expounded ; And proverbs sage,...are, though rather rare, Where men are not so jealous ; Two lawyers know the coal to blow, Juat like a pair of bellows, O blessings, etc. When tinkers try...

...of an old sow's ear, sir ; Nor can you make a silken purse From very sour small beer, sir. CHORUS. 0 blessings on the men of yore, Who wisdom thus augmented,...left a store of easy lore For human use invented. Many of the subjects that occupy and perplex our minds to-day also exercised the minds of those who...

...expounded; And proverbs sage, from age to age, In every mouth abounded. O Blessings on the men of yore, Whom wisdom thus augmented, And left a store of easy lore For human use invented. " Blackwood's Magazine, 1864. "I said that I loved the wise proverb, Brief, simple, and deep; For it...