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

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... study, with • its windows looking toward Skiddaw, the indomitable Elouthev—passing at the sound of a clock from the wildest poetry to thecalmest prose. There bishop Watson gave good dinners, saueed, it is said, with not a little of what Lord Jeffrey called ...

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... grandest scenery of our island. But here I feel that lam approaching dangerous* ground—for, with a vivid recollection of the poetry of Wordsworth and the prose of Wilson, who would venture to dilate on the beauties of the lakes and mountains of Cumberland ...

... Schoolmasters.—Who should Emigrate? When, and Where?— Aids Progress, by Henry Vincent, George Dawsou, &c A Page of Poetry. Temperance Truisms.—Fireside Fuu.— Statistics.— Cheap Dannies.'' — Catechism Common Things.—The Month, 4cc. —The ...

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