... season, but still the usual benignant symptoms shew that we have gone far into the year. Another luminous bow bestrided the sky one night last week, which was evidently produced by lunar influence—the full moon at the time rising grandlynear one of its limbs ...

... about o’clock the other night, and was evident that lucre was not the object of his murderers, they did not take away his watch or money ; his hat was however earned off Mr. Jiandeman’s counting-house, in Rua Novo, was on the night of the 6th inst, of about ...

... mate was, d ifted frura the ship in consequence of the painter snapping and not through any fault the mhie. - , . •. Tu •s.ky night herring cot, in which were three men returning from a hrig the bay, where they had beer, working was overs a a s(]nall, ...

... ground in this vicinity is altogether bare of snow ; the air clear and bracing, with a cheering sun byday, and cloudless sky by night. Letters are said to have been received in town by express, this iporning (brought by the Rebecca, y in Falmouth, from ...

... out °f house, themselves iv all the opening luxuriousti lc j °' Nature, with brilliant suw»hinu, and an lj ° 'ed blue sky. The nights have beeti marked severe frosts, which we doubt will uot av to the vegetation now springing so m ,imve s 01 - -A corres%M\ ...

... DO YOU REMEMBER IT ORIGINAL POETRY. I reiaeiDb*‘r it 1 Of course I do; It wm»kl very did I forget. How that the sky that night was »ery bine. And that the dowers with cooling ilewa were wet; And stranger still did 1 forget one word That in onr lone and ...

... freedom from them, and in ruin strew The life-ennobling hopes that from it grew : Bnt as the day-beams from the orient sky Foul night’s Cimmerian shroud burst brightly thro*; Thus must corruption's plague-clouds, fade and fly, *Neath the immortal light ...

... gone: but Still They live in song again. A NIGHT'S ADVENTURE IN ROME. BY 'I HE AUTHOR OF ROOKWOOD. (Concluded.) THE MARCHESA. chose tenebreuse faite par des hommes tenebreux. LUCRECE BORGIA. On that same night I bent my steps towards the Colosseum; and ...

... the ruin immediately above me. Nothing but the head was visible; but that was placed in bold relief against the beaming sky of night, and I recognised it at once. No nobler Roman head had ever graced the circus when Rome was in her zenith. I shouted to ...

... the shepherds of Chaldca, in a climate mostly cloudless, aud the sky by night almost dark as ebony, and the stars as lucid gems, observed the motions of the sun by day, and the stars by night; one of these, will suppose formed in bis imagination, rather ...

... leave thee beauteous ruin with a sigh, While placid moonlight o’er thee gently smiles; love to look upon that starry sky, Whose night-tears weep along thine hallowed aisles— Where solitude our sorrow oft beguiles. Or makes calm sorrow dearer while we ...

... leave thee beauteous ruin with a sigh, While placid moonlight o'er thee gently smile*; I love to look upon that starry sky, Whose night-teats weep along thine hallowed aislea. Where solitude our sorrow oft beguiles, Or make* calm sorrow dearer while we ...