... I me an o adtoesimple elements of which poetry makes the di' IY glorious compound the ideas of comparison and In WI iharmony, for these I take to be the first principles tw e- of' poetry, whatever else is embodied with themh Is Memory is a powerful agent ...

... month, with five engravings, showing - the various joints in animala; together with tales, ie etetcheR, papers upon ecence, poetry, ariquette, ancd a-gaod-breeding, natural hiutory of the neloih, &c., &e.; and, lit addition to this mass of original literature ...

... toiler. When you want to make money hrc by Pegasus, (as he must, perhaps, who has no other t saleable pro perty,) farewell poetry and tonial flights: to Pegasus only rises now like Mr. Green's balloon,nat co are; periods advertised before-hand, and when ...

... during the past year, forty-eight original articles had been contri- to bated, of which forty-8ix were in prose, arid two in so poetry. On the conclusion of the report, other articles w, were read on the following eubjects:- The Christian Religion ; Oa ...

... UaL- lee, ay4 ?? 'aeuT £. Id; nag PoETRY.-The lines on 1 the Into Mr, Egerton Smith display rer, much good feeling and ?? of character, but are not on, ip to ourstandard asregards their poetical merits.- My boy- c tree hood's home, by J. K., is ...

... is the opinior of the greatest p:ofetoarg of thoe di , that f r coery quality it is the best desnriptioti of lite exrint. PoeTRY -`ft. G. in able to iv ito better vert-o thau thoze ho hnseantun. We wit1t a-leiiohimn10octtotaalicoit tier teme Why nbould ...

... llittle reputation by your literary talentsli rr rlhhch Ilair very tat, frons undervaluing, though sirti in m thilie, hegad, poetry arid genius, arid that s'rlt lo F thing, were devilish disreputable. There was poor Wi I Byron, for instance, wiro ruined ...

... dioposing of tha sixth volume of ir rect her writing;, anti receiving the names of lubtcribors for b le a eeventh volume of poetry now in the press. In early U- itls life, whilst Tending her mnaster's cattle, the was inspired pi els by the Mume, as we read ...

... man who dipped his pen ay; so deep into the human ?? feel .her energy and pathos shackled in dealing with indifferent oll. poetry, abounding in mawkish sentiment and forced ,p similes. Mr. Burford is well suited for the part ot emp Pizarro: his 1oiolv ...

... for afte ad stre theres wilt a king wyrites versea, we may be linm, ,St srthrwilbe plenty of people to admire his !ng aes poetry. His Majesty would sing you a ballad, of t which he had stolen every idea, to an air which was Io ringing on all the barrel ...

... morning, or at- when their intellect or their conscience have been to aroused, when they hear music, or when they read t idI poetry, they are Radicals. In the circle of the 2 cd, rankest Tories that could be collected in England,j two Old or New, let a powerful ...

... dinner, at New re York, air. Bryant, the poet, contributed at sentiment ?? The tr le Popular Poetry of Scotland-la perennial fountain at which thle a d0gniso ?? poetry drinks, and is refreshed. di Is Tbejudgmentof the Committee ?? Privy Council, in the case ...