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... study, witb its windows looking toward Skiddow, the indomitable Soutbey — passing at the sound of a clock from the wildest poetry to the calmest prose. There Bishop Watson gave good dinners, sauced, it is said, with not a little of what Lord Jeffrey call ...
... useful truths with a larger share of good temper and lively spirit than is usual in works of an instructive character. Talcs, poetry, fancy needle-work (with a profusion of illustrations of all sorts of ladies' work), science, his- tory, gardening, natural ...
... He thus said he would zoo them a few verses after the mows of Barns but previous to doing so, le made a isw observations on Poetry. The recitation was then given, and applauded. Glee—•• Lady of lieauty—by Marrs. T. sad W. Sabana, and H. Opewdeon. ' humoured ...
... embalmed in the language and engrafted on the memory of their fellow countrymen. Some of the greatest geniuses, whether in poetry or science, had offered their tribute to that religion by becoming the translators of many their hymns and holy offices of ...
... 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 ...
... his-study; with its windows. looking towards Skiddaw, the. indomitable Southey--passing at the sound of a clock from the wildest 'poetry to the almest prose. There Bishop Watson gave good:dinnersi sauced, it is said, with not a little of what Lord Jeffrey calls ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... __ ?? POETRY. __ HTE LORD OF GLYNWOOD. 1Bl THE AUTHOR Odi TOE PATRICIAN'' DAUGHTER. LOrd af Glynwvod'sbroad domain whero Gothie turietrise, Where Paks, like Columns,1lift for dome the shade of centuries, Where the stately deer are arching their tall ...
... a numbei of other literary ladies, aided by a host of masculine coadjutors. The contents embrace Essays, Sketches, Tales, Poetry, Accomplishments for Ladies, as music, knitting, crochet, embroidery, wax-flowers, &c, and a multitude of other sub- jects ...