... carefully-written for Housewives upon and Cookery of with five engravings the in together with Tales Sketches Papers upon Poetry Etiquette and Breeding the History of the Month &c &c And in addition to this original Literature Music &c beautiful Steel ...

... the month, with five engravings, showing tbe various joints in animals ; together with Tales, Sketches, paper* upon Science, Poetry, Etiquette and Good-Breeding, Natural History of the Month, &e. &c. And, in addi tion to this mass of original Literature ...

... heard.” “No, no,”’ exclaimed the husband, filling his glas: with old and golden sherry, no, no ; women are drawback to the poetry of existence.”—** Women,’ added “another, “ are prosaic, essentially prosaic ; they can never appreciate arts, or artists ...

... Month, with five engravings, showing the various joints in ani- mals; together with Tales, Sketches, Papers upon Sci- ence, Poetry, Etiquette and Good Breeding, Natarai History of the Month, &c. Se. And, in addition to this mass of original J.iterature ...

... n nili to be especially useful to persons in other stations in life The Index of the contents is arranged under the tales poetry fancy needlework science history gardening natural history household matters botany pastime books receipts statistics mis ...

... POETRY. GRANDFATHER'S [PRIZE] ENIGMA. — In “ The Family Friend” for J annary. the Editor offers a prize ot a golt watch, and two prizes « of books, to the t»ree w may first correet y solve this Enigma. The conditious of the award are published in the ...

... Christmas College The Midnight Sacrament The the Innocents The Step-father or be Martyr?’’ : Choir at Cheadle The Cabinet Poetry : Flock of Christ Miscellaneous: The Manna the Wilderness Volumes are now complete neatly bound price 19s fid On of December ...

... N( cS N TEN AND MANNER Poetry the late Protectionist ‘meeting at Leicester, Lord Jobn Manners, who has not forgotten his poetry, talked of the manufacturers as “those pagod things of cotton sway,’’ who “ work minds of brass, or souls of clay.” By the ...

... ORIGINAL POETRY. (For the Chester Chronicle.) “THE GOD OF PROGRESS. THERE is a po’ wer which earth obeys, lts influence every” he e extends! As nature's sun, uickening rays Vigour and light to all it sends ; It tames the savage And earth reclaims from ...

... years age, with the view of being produced oo the Eagtish Stage. The part of Jolanthe, ene of the most exquisite creations of poetry, seemed to be edapted to the geaias of Mice Helen Pessit. It was sosepted ead stedied by thet ledy, the alterations reqsired ...

... bears from mid-dey to sunset. ere many scenes of enquisite beavty ; end the felicitous in which Mr bes translated inte English poetry the fine phiscephy end of the Dan:sh connet be too bigh!y commended. In the tise where Martha, the cn the to Sir Almaid the ...

... at the Eisteddfod, for the respective Prize Com- positions and Performances on the su bjects propesed for competition, viz— POETRY. ithe Language, Literature, or Music of Wales ; or by R ADGYFE. ‘their Patronage of native talent, from the accession of i—For ...