... tack in tule sky all night, i ;must surely be the children of-the' sutars; enti. they would alt La. be grieved to see their playmates, the children of nienl, no et more. ?? was one clear shining star that used- to-acome out in sa the sky before the rest ...

... illustrated catalogue is not yet ready ; it will be w In the day time, a hot sun and at Maryport, walked in proce: The clear sky; at night a brilliant moon and searecly a ion through the prin- | book of great interc 3 price \- cloud to be sven, | | cipal street ...

... the weatl during the pass few days, We have had frost aut rain aume extent, The aurcra has several times illumined the sky at night, aud other indi- cations are not wanting of the premature approach of winter, The transition state is never or seldom an ...

... city deseribe the shock as being sudden and severe, but we have not heard of any damage being effected. The night was particularly close, and the sky wild and lurid. Shocks of earthquake were felt in this neighbourhood in September, 1777; on June 1, 180i; ...

... (juently in October and November, oo- casionin ; a wide diffusion of rcdish luminosity i which ?? through the thinly clouded sky at ' night. ?? erai cases' of hydrophobia were reported j during t i hot weather, hut on inquiry nearly all turned out t > he false ...

... performance. AURORA BOREALIS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. SIR,—I presume that the remarkable appearance which I saw in the sky last night was noticed by many other persons in Liverpool. How far it was observed elsewhere, and with what modifications, we shall ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. SIR,—I presume that the remarkable appearance which I saw in the sky last night was noticed by many other persons in Liverpool. How far it was observed elsewhere, and with what modifications, we shall, doubtless, learn from ...

... this really tine country. The climate is very tine. It is now winter, aud the days are tine and warm, with a cloudless sky. The nights are cool, indeed some- times very cold when there is any frost. I never saw such tine vegetables as they grow here. All ...

... advance On Credit In advance . . - : . . Croal4t. But at that point it is never stationary. It soon continuous, with clear sky by night, and bright invading the Peruvian territory, as a reported b Iyt ie 'Dock Hotel. Robert Bryden, Upper Pitt-street; j. G ...

... ate or sleep, or idled or toiled, the same daylight was always there. No irksome night forced upon you its system of compulsory alternations. I rould dine at mid- night, sup at breakfast time, und go to bed at noonday; and but for an apparatus of coils ...

... and the air assumed the mildness of spring. A little frost would be very seasonable just at present, and with a clear sky at night we may probably witness a depression of the temperature below freezing point. The Cbimeak Abut Fund.— On Wednesday hut ...

... nitons elephanto; Sed falsa mittunt insomnia Manes. VimiL. I. When, loved by poet and painter, The sunrise tills the sky, When night's gold urns grow fainter And iv depths of amber die When the morn-breeze stirs the curtain, Bearing an odorous freight ...