... tho very grave, and the now neglected bard of Inverary promises fair follow in their wake, but our own kind hearted, sweet minstrel, Beggs, and poor M'Kenzie, cannot dismissed summarily—by bye, it is rather ominous coincidence, that four the above named ...

... Anon it swell*, deep, full, and grand. Now lur’d along, crowd I sac, the harmony. soft or loud utrains arise; Amid the group minstrel stands; hue. from sunny lands, Tuning his melodies. The organ's tone his voice obeys, feeds his partner plays; His Dulciuea ...

... of Sketches from the Mountains”) W. G. J. Barker, the merry month of June, will read with pleasure our reader*:— *** The minstrel’s merry month of June I’—so think Sir Bulwer Lytton has styled it in one of his graceful poems and although the epithet may ...

... the klearns, and the prospect from the surirrouuting bill of Harvock, left a pleasing trace upon vie mild pops of Menzies Minstrel. 114 out Cola colour the genial Dual of its pet? Ilas not the beenery of mine own romantic town made touch of the prom ...

... when pure and properly regulated, quoting the glowing apostrophe to the tender passion contained in the ** Lay of the Last Minstrel.” which ends— ~.ATE OF TRADE, Ac. .afarturra. Bradford Market, Thursday. Wool. —Transac- in wool are not extensive, and ...

... T i. PULLSXTOX, Liberty thrice hail! still doit thou stray O’er Cambria’s hills—up Snowdon’s stormy path . When fled thy minstrels the martial lay Before the ruthless Edward’s vengeful wrath BweU’st thou on mountain, desert, wild, or strath, To mark thy ...

... the air of Erin go Bragh,” was then given; after which a young gentleman—Mr. Templeton—recited in excellent style the ** American War Chant,” which was cb'-sen, not on account of its political tendency, but merely on account of fitness for recitation ...

... Torticolis paused, and shuddered—for knew that man, at the last Surrey Assizes, it was proved that tbo Hut think h.av .lu* storm minstrel would .rp were !He was at the full thunder—the whole man was to that. I li id, to pass the time, . ascended to the summit ...

... was ono of LONDONDERRY, Mat 27. port, coals; Conqueror, M'Aulev, Liverpool, salt. Dantweed,bl. 119 0— 2 0 0 Which morbid minstrels love breathe, etfeci that, thoogU ro had likewise made a surrey of the linos running bo- a Commission appointed in 1836, ...

... sinning for there, f»r down in clear water, was the inverted image of the grey old pile on Ram’s Island,: winch, no doubt, the minstrel bad in his mind’s eye when versified legend. And there, too, lay the beautiful islet itself, its foliage rich in tho varied ...