HYMN.

Father of mercies in thy word,
What endless riches shine!
For ever be thy name ador'd,
For knowledge thus divine.

11.

Here the Redeemer's welcome voice
Spreads heavenly peace around;
And life and everlasting joys
Attend the blissful sound.

III.

O may those heavenly pages be
My first, my chief delight,
And still new beauties may I sec,
And still increase in light!

IV.

Divine Instructor! glorious Lord!
Be thou for ever near;
Teach me to love thy sacred word,
And view my Saviour there.

A CHILD'S MORNING WISH.

Save me, O Lord, from evil all this day long; and let me love and serve thee for ever.

I

EVENING.

pray Thee, O Lord, forgive me atsoever I have done amiss this day, keep me safe all this night.

1. IN what year did Edward the Fourth die?

2. Who was properly king after him?

3. What age was Edward the Fifth ? 4. Who was appointed protector? 5. How did the protector treat the king and his younger brother?

6. Where were the young princes killed?

7. Who killed them?

8. In what manner?

9. Where were they buried? 10. Were the bodies ever found? 11. Who was king after the young Edward was murdered?

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12. What other bloody deed did Richard the Third commit?

13. Why did he act thus to Lord Hastings?

14. How did he treat Jane Shore? 15. Who came and fought against king Richard?

16. Where did they fight?

17. Which conquered ?

18. In what year was Richard killed? 19. Who was king afterwards?

ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS IN ARITHMETIC IN OUR LAST NUMBER.

Even the weakest intimations may not be neglected: a child, a servant, a stranger, may say that which we may bless God to have heard.-Bp. Hall.

LESSON FOR A CHILD.
No. XVIII...

(FROM A BRIEF VIEW OF SCRIPTURE
HISTORY FOR CHILDREN.)
(Continued from page 121.) g

Egypt, and give them the land of Canaan, as he had promised to their fathers. And God told Moses to go to Pharaoh, and tell him that the Lord commanded him to let the Israelites go. But Pharaoh hardened his heart, and said he did not fear God, and he would not let the people go. So the Lord was angry with Pharaoh, and with all the land of Egypt. And he sent great plagues upon them, and, at last, he killed all their first-born sons. And there was a great cry all over Egypt for their children who were dead; and they said to the king, "Send this people away, or we shall be all dead men." Then Pharaoh was frightened, and he was glad to let the Israelites go. But, when they were gone, his wicked thoughts, returned again, and he determined to follow them, and try to bring them back again, and make them his servants for ever. So he called his people, and went after the Israelites, with men, and horses, and chariots. And when the children of Israel saw them coming, they were much afraid; but Moses prayed unto The Lord, and he heard them, and