... of it. How grateful should we be Providence tor the continuance aud plenitude of its bounties. The appearance of the sky Sunday night last was singularly beautiful and magnificent,— the whole the western horizon being illuminated with electrical corruscations ...

... A**«t sleep lUv aeon away r.dne rr.y rest might fent. when with stars sky, l»>* night wn« shining gay. Perchance the poet's eye Might mark floating by- would I were a fay. When winter nights arc cold. And Lords ana indies sleep thi* Cs-tle pnrh r old, its ...

... sphere. throne has been upon the hill, where kingly eagles fly Around the pines that darkly wave beneath the gorgeous sky, When night display'd its lovely stars, reflected the sea,— But death o'ercioudsray dreams with woe—l yield ray throno thee! Thou ...

... mosque of Tophana, were immediately below the house, and visible from Madame chamber. They rose stark in the deep blue sky of night, like sheeted ghosts, and in to the sounds I have mentioned as interrupting at intervals the solemn silence, there proceeded ...

... Open prepara- tions are made through the day for havoc, plunder, and murder, and the o-lare of incendiarism reddens the sky at night. Our Nobles are hunted like wild beasts through the land ; our Bishops are first burnt in effigy and then hung in chains ...

... bright, The radiant sun retires; And, fatting with the fading light,, . Another day expires. *ow deep'ding shadows veil the sky. And night and sacred sleep is nigh; Yet, ere I count the midnight hour, Or yield me to the slumb'ruus power,. Let truth's unfalrring ...

... bright, The radiant sun retires; And, fading with the fading light,. Another day expires. Now deep'ning shadows veil the sky, And night and sacred sleep is nigh; Yet, ere I count the midnight hour, Or yield me to the slurnifrous power, Let truth's unfalering ...

... bright, The radiant Sun retire* ; And, fading with the fading light, Another day expire*. Now deep'ning shadows veil the sky, And night and tarred deep is nigh ; Vet, ere I count the midnight hour, Or vield me the slumb'rou* pow'r, l.et truth'* unfHult'ring ...

... bright, The radiant Sun retires; And, fading wilh the fading light, Another day expires. Now deep'ning shadows veil the sky, And night and sacred sleep is nigh ; Yet, ere I count the midnight hour, Or yield me to the slumbrous pow'r, Let truth's unfault'ring ...

... bright, The radiant sunTetlre* ; And, fading with the flawing light, Another day —firm. Now deep'nlng ihaddws veil the sky. And night and sacred aleep Yet, ere count the midnight hour. Or yield thealumb’roua power, Let truth’s onfaH'rfiif baud pourtray ...

... _Blill _the usual benignant Bymptonis iJicw _that we have gone far _into the _year . _Anotherluminous briw bcairided tlie _sky one night _lail wech , whicli was _evidently pruduced by luhi > r-. _infiilclice—llic full nioon , at tlie . time rising _grandly ...

... 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 ...