... at 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, tbe children of men, no more. There was one clear shining star that ueed to come out in the sky before the rest, near ...

... interval throughout the morning; 'at 25 minutes pas 12 another shk' of short duration was felt, and towards evening thg sky ?? elear. Night 'came on Without anything inotablebayng occurred duridg the day, with theep tieui6fthe shockhmentioned. Thea. moon with ...

... frequently in October and November, occasioning a wide diffusion of redish luminosity, which shone through the tiny clouded sky at night. Several cases of hydrophobia were reported during the hot weather, but on inquiry nearly ?ll turned out to be false; the ...

... sightl Busbire. The Euphrates, working up the Gu f at thi tins exprienced for the five days following very un weather, the sky every night presenting a wild and gloam appearance, with sudden squalls and vivid lightning ct usual at that time of year. , The ...

... Euphraites, xiorkinug up the gulif at this time, experienicel, for thie five dalvs follow- ing, ?? unsettied voacti-e, the sky every night pre- senting a wild ?? gloomy aplpearance, nitit suddeot squalls and vivid ligitnitug, Uluisual at that time of time yeaor ...

... 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 ...

... as near as we could judge. We had a clear horizon for d abeut half an hour, andunothing could be seen but water el and sky. P Night came on thick- and dreary, with our minds made ti -up that neither of us would live to see the light Of another '0 day ...

... near as we could judge.' We had a clear e horizon for about half an hour, and nothing could be v X seen but water and sky. a Night came on thick and dreary, with our minds a nmde up that neither of us would live to see the light of another day, and ...

... -Cirrus and cirro cum1nulue. Evening sultry with a clouded sky; the night calm rnd warso. e (N.B. Temperature keeps at 750 during the afternoon.) I Saturday, June S0.-The lowest temperature by night 609 e Fahr. ; day fine withF a breeze from S.W. The last ...

... 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 ...

... construction, was in a to blaze. The conflagration lasted till all that could be burnt 1e was consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to a great dis- r`e tance. Alltehat-remains ?? BarracksofSebastopoI to is a mass of charred and blackened stones, split ...

... could approach to stop the fire. 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 Impeiial Barraeks of Sebastopol is a mass of charred and blackened stones ...