... admirable construction,-was in a blaze. The conflagration lasted till all that could be burnt was 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 ...

... magazine caught, and the explosion blew out the walls and ceiling of ~the central barrack. The conflagration lighted up the sky at night to a great distance, and all that remains of the Imperial Barracks of Sebastopol iir a mass of charred and blackened stones ...

... H. T. in Good Words. ROLAND AND EMMA. LAY OF CQIVaL&IE. The stars wore sparkling brilliantly In the tranquil summer sky ; The night bird answer’d lovingly, Her consort’s plaintive ory; ben rose the sounds of revelrie In Glanville’s moated hall. Where ...

... dinners and the pntfrrs which she partaken within those four s ...

... said lights the young all the world over can unfortunately read as intelligently as an astronomer can the stars in the sky of night, or a clerk in orders can the prayers of the Liturgy. There are degrees in this mysterious influence operating upon young ...

... obscure by tha dust raised by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, with the waning moon shining on the face of the river. THE Seven Ages of Man, so well described by Shakespeare, have ...

... deepened with dust, raised l by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable tS lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, ?- with the decrescent moon shining oct the surface of the I r. river.-Atwnamum. 1- THE TYLNEY-LoNG ESTATES.-Among the ...

... for a moment or two the few fleecy clouds above glow with crimson, and the golden light still trembles in the western sky, the night treads on the very skirts of day, and the stars are glittering overhead before one can reach the noisy street. ...

... for a moment or two the few fleecy clouds above glow with crimson, and the golden light still trembles in the western sky, the night treads on the very skirts of day, and the stars are glittering oveihead before one can reach the noisy street. ...

... extend the first night the horizon. The phenomenon first observed about quarter to nine on Monday night d hour earlier on the following evening, wheu five columns of light were visible, rising from the horizon towards the zenith. The nights w- re «laar and ...

... thrice twenty-foar hoar* of hearing every shot in tbe whole 30 miles circumference of Paris, and one night I counted 107 shorn in five minute*. The sky at night was illuminated a* if fireworks, and bomb* and grenades flow like rocket* in all dinctioni.” OXFORD ...

... forward ai a candidate Sir Thomas Edward Moss, Bart. Tim AUSTRALIAN NIG HT-SK Y.—A.Sylbourne correspondent writes :—`' The sky at night here is most wonderful. I think that Shakespeare must somehow have bad a glimpse of it when he wrote those lines in the ...