... hide-and•seek in the sky all night, must surely be the children of the stars; and they would all be grieved to see their playmates, the children of men, no more. There was one clear and shining star that used to come out in the sky before the rest, near ...

... the ttrea.mer*. as they are popularly termed, were very vivid, and contrasted brilliantly with the dark hue of the sky. Thursday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, the wboie horizon was lighted up with the beautiful white and alternate red blood colour ...

... engineers, sappers & miners 15.552 Additional artillerymen (voted on Monday night), - 2,000 Marines on shore (Parliamentary paper, 18.i2j, - - 5,300 Additional ines (voted on Monday night). - - 1,500 Enrolled pensioners, 18,:>00 Yeomanry cavalry, - - - fiOO ...

... Bushin-. The Euphrates, working up the Gulf this time, cxpeiienccd for the five days following very unsettled weather, the sky every night presenting a wild and gloomy appearance, with sudden squalls and vivid lightning, unusual at that time of the year. The ...

... adidllis eternity, butalso ill Ils love and in llis justice? I (Canst theo forget the time sviiwen the blue sky by day and the b blue sky by night opened on thee, as if thle mildness of God tl was looking dowii on theee? Ilast thou not felt the love of ...

... substitute for tender prattle, for childish glee, for youthful playtime ! Then home, shivering vuider the cold starless sky, Saturday night with 9d., Is., or Is. 3d., for the whole week's work?for such were the respective amounts of the wages earned by the ...

... of refraction supernatural throughout. The wildest frolic of an opium-eater'e rererie nothing the phantasmagoria of the sky to-night. Karo aka of ice, turned upside down, were resting upon rainbow-coloured pedestals ; great needles, obelisks of pure whiteness ...

... refraction is supernatural throughout. The wildest frolic of an opium -eater's reverie is nothing to the phantasmagoria of the sky to-night. Barnaks of ice, turned upside down were resting upon rainbow-coloured pedest,AL; great needles, obelisks of pare whiteness ...

... fogs, which frequently last for twenty-four hours, but they more frequently pass off in few hours, leaving unclouded sky. Last night, we had the most beau iful sunset I ever beheld. About half an-hour after he passed below the horizon, it is quite impossible ...

... the Hill of Itiowth. But of refraction is supernatural tb=i• Thlr • •of an opinia-eater's reverie is • to the • of the sky to-night. of Me, , , down, were resting upon •':. ' 4 . i obeliaks of pure lifSblitlib . ,- . — 1 . „ . . • , and, after 44 . with ...

... Free Assemblies have not ban of the intellectual calibre that told an ors in by-zone years,—and, with the geld nights, or • sky-rocket-nights,' tall .ham, when the personal and the Siestentation Fund queetion 4 le the Hall at Tanfield, the Free excited ...

... admirable construction, ans in a blaze, The conflagration lasted till all that could be burnt wvas consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to a great distance. All that remains of the Imperial Barracks of Sebastopol is a: mass of charred and blackened stones ...