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Byron's ffst love.-Wc notice from the sstgglisa papcrs, that the lady ot John Masters, Esq. formerly Miss Cha worth, Byron7s earliest love, lost her life itlthe attack by the mob at Colniell Hall, the seat of her husband, which was set on fire in two places, and the furniture destroyed. Ii is mournfnl 10 reflect how riany connected with the history of the noble bard, have died tragieal deaths-his ''page,n immortal izcd in his tale of Lara, Lady Caroline Lamb, Shelly, and lis '6fstlove.' The beautiful sentiments of Mrs. IIemans on the grave of Korner. naturally oc- cur on such an occasion, to those who believe and hope ina future Have they not met ere now! So let their

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 Who meet for moments, but not to part

 for years

 And weep, watch, pray, to keep back dust

 from dust,

 And love, where love is but fount of

 tears.