. The Canadian journal ; a repertory of industry, science, and art ; and a record of the proceedings of the Canadian Institute. e muses, by Sir WalterScott,—who loved, even when, as in his Antiquary, helaughed at such old world pursuits,—that while no later Eng-lish poet than Dryden refers to the Mazer cup, it figures oncemore in the Scottish poem : the Lord of the Isles; and withthis, the latest allusion to the ancient wassail bowl constructedof the maple tree, or associated with its name and use, I Bhallclose these desultoiy illustrations of the Canadian and Englishmaple. Founding his allusi
. The Canadian journal ; a repertory of industry, science, and art ; and a record of the proceedings of the Canadian Institute. e muses, by Sir WalterScott,—who loved, even when, as in his Antiquary, helaughed at such old world pursuits,—that while no later Eng-lish poet than Dryden refers to the Mazer cup, it figures oncemore in the Scottish poem : the Lord of the Isles; and withthis, the latest allusion to the ancient wassail bowl constructedof the maple tree, or associated with its name and use, I Bhallclose these desultoiy illustrations of the Canadian and Englishmaple. Founding his allusions on the notice of the four Mazers of King Robert the Bruce among the treasures ofJames III. that King is thus introduced as celebrating therecovery of his fathers halls :— Bring here, he said, the Mazers fourMy noble fathers loved of let them circle round the board,The pledge fair Scotlands rights restored !And he whose lips shall touch the wineWithout a vow as true as mine,To hold both lands and life at noughtUntil her freedom shall be bought,—Be brand of a disloyal Scot,And lasting infamy his CANADIAN Meeting—September 21st, 1855. The subject of a new series of the Journal was discussed, and thefollowing programme adopted:— Canadian Journal— New Series* 1. The Journal to be published in octavo form, each alternatemonth, beginning with January, 1856. 2. All original Communications to be inserted first, under this orsome similar general heading, and whether long or short, to have in-variably the name or initials of the Author. 3. Original Reviews to form the Second Division in each number,and Reports of the Meetings of the Institute and other Societies, theThird Division. 4. All matter derived from published sources, to be printed in smalltype, and form a distinct division, or appendix, under the title of Scientific and Literary Excerpts, or some other similar heading. 5. The conduct of the Journal to be entrusted to an Editi
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