... POETRi. POL PLP LL LLL LL ere WINTER SUNSET.—DECEMBER. (ORIGINAL.) The silvery sunset scarce is touch’d with gold, Save where a few light clouds are traced along The snowy summits, whence, pure, clear, and strong The frost wind blows, invigorating cold ...

... of the mouth, with fire engravings, showing the various joints animals; together with taies, sketches, papers upon science, poetry, etiquette and good-bieediug, natural history the month, &ic. ...

... Foreign Languages, &e. &c., in addition to Publica- tions of more general character:—in Science, Voyages, Travels, History, Poetry, Fiction, the Fine Arts, Dramatic and Musical Criticism, Gentlemen of Ability and Experience have been incorporated with the ...

... POETRY. on PAP THE LAST DAY OF THE YEAR.—1849. (ORIGINAL.) The le grey eve that closes up the year, its splendid anniversary, When sunk the sun from a bright golden sky, And sti!l on Skiddaw’s wide spreading near, The sunbeams tarried in resplendence ...

... grievance, for the aviary is now completely dismantled, my birds are reduced to the number of eleven only, (what a descent from poetry to prose !) and these, confined in wire cages, are kept simply as mementos of what they once were. Troja fuit ! Now I ...

... POETRY. THE INEVITABLE. r*SCHIBED TO JOHN FOBSTF.R. Foster, whose voice can speak of awe so well And stern disclosures, new and terrible, This were fur thee my friend to tell, ) Seek tor then in some old book ; but take Meantime this version, for the ...

... URIGINAL POETRY. BALLAD. Tuxz,—John Anderson my Joe. We're wearin’ down life’s bourn, Kate, Auld time creeps slowly on, Our feeble age we mourn, te, An: weep, our strength is gone; But we must ne’er repine, Kate, Nae wealth our health can save, We e’en ...

... his study, with its windows looking toward Skiddaw, the indomitable Southey—passing the sound of a clock from the wildest poetry the calmest prose. There Bishop Watson gave gooi dinners, sauced, it is said, with a little of what Lord Jeffrey call exc ...

... POETRY. SUNRISE HEVERSHAM. •• Up Ministers of glory, wake, arise, Shouts the bright sun, first risen summon all. And see Bowfell unrols his fleecy pall, unveils his head, and glorifies , Whitbarrow's beetling pyramid With mirror'd fire; and Cartmel ...

... engaged the Rev. J. €. Richmond, U. S., to give alecture to the mem- bers and public on Friday next. The subject is Hebrew Poetry,” and we have no doubt, from the treat we experi- enced at his last visit, that he will handle it in a manver so as to give ...

... —Family Pictures: A 1 Husband; Affec- tionate Sons; Brotherly Love; Motherly Affection.— k ind.—Household Economy ; A Letter by Poetry; Be Scientific Miscel Martha Makepeace; Family Receipis.— lany ; Magnitude of the Earth; Power of a Bushel of Coals ; Power ...

... Hints to Schoolmasters.”— “Who should emigrate ? When, Where ?”—“ Aids to Progress,” by Henry George Dawson, &c.— A Page of Poetry.”—* Temperance, Truisms.”—“ Fireside Fun.” Statistics.” Cheap Dainties.’—‘ Catechism of Common Things.” &e, The readers of ...