... Williams, hail ?? thou wonder-working man, ** By right divne each Poet has the Power Who workeih deeds no other mortal can ! To show events beyond the present hour ; Before whose art the gloom of daikne« flies. And thus in visions wrapi, mine eyes behold—* ...

... o'clock aM the propagations were completed i the mos oresisot osorsiosiody _ioto the car. winds was hie obis.. adorned with flowers sad Mage e and saes, sahibs the archaistic's of the paha. wig two legs, Ogled with tie his. The Wham ascend ad rapidly is ...

... despair, and you will see verified the old apologue of the sun. mid the wind, and the traveller. His heart will open like a flower tlrut closes night, and expand its petals to the morning sun. The better parts his nature will put forth like the tendrils ...

... Deputy Lieutenants of that county. At Kelso fair, on Friday, there was but a very poor show of cattle, chiefly milk cows, and very little demand. There was also a bad show of horses. In February of the present year, the population of Glasgow was 148,798. ...

... be seen ready to burst into flower. At Laira Green, near tins town, there are peas in blossom, and beans which have blossomed, and p. iduced now ripe for gathering. Another garden in the town has pinks opening into flower. Plymouth Telegraph. Lord Grenville ...

... grounds, for the convenience his Majesty and his visitors, during wet weather, is intended to contain all the rare shrubs, flowers, and creeping plants, that can be collected. A new lodge is likewise building at the entrance to the grounds, and the most ...

... chain round his middle, by which his master, an old soldier, secured him. lie frequent!? danced, but oncc was very unruly, a Chelsea-bun man passed him ; he UMreil and snatched at cakes, until a cour.tryman smock frock approached, and cracking his whip, &aid ...

... rectly dressed and bearded. (Mr. Brooke, of Li- verpool.) Signore Marvelloso Impostoro. Tbis gentleman had a small gallanty show, fixed on a pole, in which were represented views of what be bad wit- nessed in bis wonderful travels. ** There, Ma'am, is ...

... Essex, farmer. 11. Tompkins, Bromyard, Herefordshire, innholder. C. P. Bevil. Ipswich, jeweller, B. Townsend, late Little Chelsea, brewer. 1). I* lack, Manchester, merchant. J. and W. Rohimon. Carlisle, manufacturers, Higgin, .pl. factor. 11. Carter, lUlclirte ...

... to pieces; also supplied such persons as have none theirown. Sign Marrelloto Imirostoro, —This gentleman had small gallanty show, fixed on pole, in which were represented views what had witnessed in his wonderful traveli. There, Ma’am, a view of Turkey ...

... battle Flowers blacksmith and Weston far-gH mer took on Monday se’nnight in Pigeon Club- O for fight stopped on :Thurs- before in another county but it one of great ween Ashton Clubs and were not al- their own nothing but fighting Club screed Flowers many ...

... assembled before the windows of the house where was lodged, and sent in a deputation to present their respects, anil request would show himself in the balcony. complied writ!) their desire, ami they hailed him with repeated shouts of Tim Miaittrv ! Tina la O ...