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... the month, with five engravings, showing the various Joints in Animals; together with Tales, Sketches. papers upon Science, poetry, Etiquette, and Good-breeding, Natural History of Month. &c. And, in addition to this mass of original Literature, Music, ...
... the honourable Caucasian. After this Mr. G. F. Young, the nautical calculating boy to the stable mind, 'quoted a parcel of poetry, the greater portion of it from that rare author Hudibras ; and by this means convinced his audience that Gladstone knows ...
... lecturing created so great an impression a short time ago. He will deliver, to-morrow evening, the first of two lectures on the Poetry of the Bible and Oriental Illustrations of the Scriptures. Such topics in such hands are sure to attract crowded audiences ...
... were originally written. He concluded his lecture by remarking that there was one verse in the Bible which contained such poetry as could not be equalled for boldness in any language. It was the 25th verse of the 37th chapter of Isaiah: I have digged ...
... barbarism, our ancestors, in returning to their homes brought with them greater manners acquired in those delightful valleys. The poetry of the , Greeks and the ruder songs of the primitive northern - nations, one great part of their peculiar character to the ...
... jusi below the knee, and an old guitar slung across her bosom. Her appearance caused an almost painful interest. There was poetry in the whole scene; in the very clatter of her sabots as she advanced up that splendid gallery, all hung with looking glass ...
... to speak more - atetientelk, -the same want of Iperspicuousness, as his Glen., - Mlas. I suspect that Scott did not write poetry enough when' te bey e ler he has little'l 'eommand of language. His vtcabulary of the obsolete ample;: bat in general his ...
... Britons would have 'been subdued at all if it had not been for the massacre of the Welsh bards, and never was the influence of poetry so impressively acknowledged as in that circumstance . . The health of The Rev. W. Morgan, who preached the sermon for the ...
... the spell o'er hearts Which only acting lends — The youngest of the sister Arts, Where all their beauty blends: For ill can Poetry express, Full many a tone of thought sublime, And Painting, mute and motionless, Steals but a glance of time. But by the mighty ...
... THURSDAY NING next, th instant, Mr. CHARLES WHIT. America, deliver the first of a course of THREE onjle POPULAR ORATORY anti POETRY of \'>lltLD. introducing his celebrated Impersona of Remarkable Living and Recently Departed American With humourous specimens ...
... unhappy fortune, that he should compose such sublime poetry, and yet lose it for ever ! What ! said his wife, who happened to be awake, were you writing poetry ? Yes, he replied, and such poetry that I would give the world to remember it. Well ...
... Charles Whitney, of America, depvered the first of a course of very interesting lectures 1. 10 /1 the Popular Oratory and Poetry of the New World. ' lt tr. Whitney's lectures are not only entertaining, but in°tractive and graphically descriptive of men ...