... has ; i compass ol two octaves from C to C, including the semitones ; the gla-ses are set in four parallel rows, the natural notes forming two lines in the centre, and the semitones being arranged at proper interval-, like the black keys ofa piano. It ...

... pander to courtly authority—who have tainted the Castallan spring by a mixture of the waters of corruption ;—t , ese few natural notes are enough to make them scorn their worse than Egyptian bondage, and Aare, for a moment, all the gloss and glitter which ...

... to attend. We suspect that English ears were not the less gratified, from being exeused from listening to the preter. natural notes of one of those artists, and exempted from the painful reflections which to uncorrupted humanity they naturally sugeest ...

... and two monkeys, one of *horn grins quite ludicrously. But the most wonderful things are tine canary birds that sing the natural notes of these birds, flutter, and flap their wings, and spring from one perch to another. In this cage is a fountain, which ...

... n4ineS of the Citizens who subscribed it. The remainder will appear 'on a favourable opportunity. [Here folleir,the Sig natures.] NOTE OF iris EN. ,SAN MARTIN TO •Tilt COUNCIL: MOST , V.N:CE . l.LENT:Sfitt — peing desirous of' establishing as early as ...

... ing epithet from this province, is adorned with a plumage of bright crimson and blue, and sings most delightfully. The natural note of the mocking bird is very melodious, besides which it attains to that of the linnet, lark, nightingale, &c.— There is ...

... pander to courtly authority—who have tainted the Castallan spring by a mixture of the waters of corruption ;—t. etc few natural notes are enough to wake them scorn their worse than Egyptian bondage, and abAre, for a moment, all the gloss and glitter which ...

... like woman,—finish like a whale.' Another subjoins to a very unfavourable notice of your publication, the following ill-natured note:— In justice to the late Lord Mas or, and that he may not be made the victim of ridicule by an injudicious admirer, we ...

... pander to courtly authority, who have tainted the Cam- Lilian spring by a mixture of the waters of corrnpticn ;—these few natural notes are enough to make them scorn their worse than tan bondage, and abjure, for a moment, all the alas and Xit l e; which Art ...

... pander to courtly authority—who have tainted the Castanet) spring by a mixture of the waters of corruption ;—t. ese few natural notes are enough to make them scorn their, worse than Egyptian bondage, and ith;nre, for a moment, all the gloss and glitter ...

... the junction is so nicely managed, that it is impossible to distinguish at what point he substitutes the falsetto for the natural note. There is, nevertheleo. an obvious departure from the exact natural tone as he rise: in the highest notes (A, B, C.or D) ...

... wish sire would dress bgrea ter siniplicity . she seeans a vlist deal toa much made Ro sad it appears wonderful hew such natural notes and de- ' attl expression can come from a young lady who has so little La is natural and easy about tier carriage and ...