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... free! O I sweet is the charm when the morning is breaking, Sae bright isi its beauty, unveiling the sun; The dew-studded flowers, which the zephyr is shaking, Unfolds a' their beauty, and day is begun! A' the sweets o' the earth, it' the beauties o' nature ...
... fears. For thou didst also learn to weep, A mournful vigil thou didst keep Before thou wentest home to sleep.! Would that the flowers of spring, which bleom Upon thy grave, sted their gerfume Alike upon mine early tomr I Would that this world, too dark for ...
... Sunday last, having attained the green old age of 70 years. Gatloe was born near Bath in the year 1774, and earlv in life showed a strong dramatic bias, which induced him to try his powers in a private theatre. The applause of friends, andhis own impulses ...
... be so. '* The second of parties less lofty, but showing the same sharp sagacity. While yet a young man, be was invited to dine with Sir Johbt Denhans, anl aged woidower (as sasi supposed), at Chelsea, wVhlo, when she guests had assembled, said to them ...
... when finished, it would exalt the genius of Allan beyond what it hadl yet reached, and wrould he a fit companion to the Chelsea Petsitioners of his distinguished coolntrym an, Sir David WiLkie (Cheers .) After some remarks on the talents and pic- ...
... assembled under her win- dows, testifying their admiration by bravos and eivats, and covering her apartment with bouquets of flowers. This can- tatrice is destined to fill a splendid lyrical career. The Helvetic Society of Music Wifs just celebrated in the ...
... Our extract wi'l consist of a letter on the last mentioned subject, from Eliza Passmore to Mary Smash, No. 1, Chaney-walk, Chelsea:_ 1ear Mary-'This come hoping yore well, and to advize you to larm Mismerising. Its dun with yure Hands, and is as easy ...
... Physiology, aud Diseases of the Urinary and Reproductive Organs, explaining their various structures, uses, and fuuetions, and showing the injuries that are>produced in them, by solitary habits, excesses and infection. With practicol observations on the Treatment ...