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... POETRY. SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently ! it is better far rule by love than fear; Speak gently! let not harsh words mar The good we here. Speak gently ! love- doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently friendship's accents flow Affection's ...
... The Speaking Automaton.—Professor Faber, a mathematician of Vienna, has brought over to this country speaking automaton, upon the construction of which he has been employed some five-and twenty years. We were yesterday invited to a private view, at the ...
... The Seasons.—Many philosophers have directed their attention to the period of the equinox, or, more correctly speaking, to that point of time when the sun enters Aries, and passes into the northern signs of the Zodiac, t. c., the day the month, for the ...
... It is a fact which speaks well for the improvements which have taken place in agriculture, that, at the Ploughing Match of the West of England Society, which took place on Tee-day, in the neighbourhood of Wrington, (an account of which we this day publish ...
... Serious events for the French appear to taking place *■ their African possessions. Accounts from Algiers, dated the 6th speak of new engagement with the Bedouins irick, which the Ftench were defeated, and compelled to retreat with great loss. Gen. Bro ...
... Natives of Australia. —My experience (says Major Mitchell,) enables to speak in the most favourable terms of the aborigines, whose degraded position in the midst ofthe white population affords no just criterion of their merits. The quickness of apprehension ...
... An Irishman, in speaking of spell of sickness had, said, me faith, laid spachless six weeks the long month of Afigtrst, and irll my cry Wilis'Watherl Washer! The celebrated Robert Hall was once asked what thought ofa sermon that had created a great sensation ...
... The Sherborne Mercury. Set cral communications, ice bey to state, have been unar nitted. not like speak of ourselves ; it is, we think, at all times, bad taste. But should iling gratitude our able-minded and excellent friends the Rath ami Cheltenham Gazette ...
... The Italian papers speak of a marriage between St. Leon and Onto, hat seems be Kttle more than The Unitarians Hyde ace contemplating the erection of chapel which will cost £10,000. Times. Risk in tub Trick of Timbek.—W« arc informed that tho advance in ...
... POETRY. COLLOQUY BETWEEN THE OLD AND NEW YEAR. 1842. midnight, 1843. The Clock strikes while they are speaking. 1843. We meet! So soon to part? Nay, pr'vthee stay, And tell me how my days and months shall glide. 1842. Hark to yon bell! bids me pass away ...
... Liminster.-Ou , me.xiaUravel.er started ~ m _ drawur by a powerful to speak and bouse, it toe thrust through the bead of the » « Williams, druggist, the corner shop «« >* 1 the wioAom frame, breaking and spoiling, with the carboys and hot iniu (1 uautity ...
... Musical Prodigy.—Letters from 'Naples speak of the great enthusiasm excited the appearance there of an artiste extraordinary merit, called Favante. To a person of the greatest beauty she is said unite a voice of extent scarcely ever known, enabling her ...