The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-28 00:00:00

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With dove-like promise of serener hours :
In young and old the late-chill'd pulses hound,
To greet these herald-chastities of flowers.
But flakes descend—or frosts, with spangling sheen,
Feather the boughs, or spread along the land;

Soon the South winds revivify the scene,
And crops and meadows verdantly expand.
The birds now pair; the foremost germs unfold;
Mezereons blush in pink ; the crocus peeps in gold.

MARCH

Winter departs . as one whose swoon is o'er
Shows a faint smile where all of late seem'd dead,

So the awakening Earth, benumb'd no more,
Her earliest growths in Nature's lap doth spread
Like plump's of verdant spears, above the soil
• ...

Bulbs, plants, and shoots.
In garden-ranges busy labourers toil

elfin beau

The day is fine—hi; task the sow
The buds now swell percep

the air

forward lambs are

To treetop nests the

Gushes. of freshness woods an

reatun

s, now, ft

.4,g Spring invites
and seek her pure delights

rink new draughts of healtt

Inn& Temple, Feb.2o, 1843

FASHIONS FOR MARCH

(From the London and Paris Ladies Magazine of Fashion.)

) be made

particularly t

ch have ver
aisted and

3 very -1

led Marie Anio

la Chatelaine are

_ ,nose a la Monlespan are with points
I behind. Skirts are not worn SO much ex-
under Skirt, the medium between the very

ng skirt, is now become the fashionable
materials for full dress ate the satins
silver. some of which are inntermixed
Jr oide ry , watered silks glace's with silver or
ustin and gauzes embroidered au crochet, and for
mg ladies the new material is termed le vent tissu ; very
'-..ses of this have been made spotted with silver
Many dresses of gauze

bouffant

style. The moat elegy
•• - -

h gold or

with coloured etr
gold

ted %vitt

)f two colours, with trimmings o 1: quilled ribbon in
'4l of two shades, A new kind of tulle Ala Fon-
"ery clear, is used for the double and triple
Bugles are much used for trim-
er ‘elvet or satin, berthes, &c. ;

k dresses.

ses of ei

gre fringes of three widths are p
also returning to favour. The hair Is
er' the back being generally twisted and ornamented w
liney comb; wreaths are also much in favour, as well

Tressed

"'Ares for balls and soirles are in great variety ;
Fhe—coi.
"s of rich materials, with resilles, the coiffures Blanche
que, Anna Boleyn, Marie Stuart, toque Lamballe,
'ovillienne and Ninon, are among the favourites.
young ladies have been made with full crowns,
-1 ornamented by quillings of ribbon ; Nva•
now appearing, and white satin ones

feather

n for fees a physician cannot
iess the patients are often in the

In an ac

—Punch

a brilliant andbi

tter repartee ascribed to the Atar
he lionesses of fashion at Pars:
rdimi'ithe Count de -------

nething more than soldier-like
st off by the young coquette,
I will be avenged, and pub-
. he lady ; " I

' Institutes of
s opinion, that men

Id be placeduni er

They are guilty," .1-ya
I show so little regard to
cnat tney are not to be trusted.
.re so ignorant, or so indifferent, with regard
,wn happiness, that it may be doubted if they haA e
"—Cornish
's Jury man's Legal

f a spec

s of treason, an.

r reason

ur fores

with regard w the usages
also tends to extite th-
m—,, nitiernae Indians

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Teller:—The. Baric

ocutorturued
with his sure-

with an earnest countenance whose native d ►rk-

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