... 1856 be published The History of a Man ; in 1857 Christianity and our Era ; in 1867 Itrinoter Stare iu the Church Sky, and Night: a Poem. Last year he published Modern Christian Heroes, the concluding chapter of which has given rise to the present ...

... to death his cottage yesterday. The deceasd was under the influence of liquor at the time of the Are. The south-western sky last night, shortly after ten, Knted the appearance of a gorgeous sunset, which 1 for an hour. The locality of the phenomenon was ...

... morphia, drew the little sofa nearer to the fireplace and extended herself upon it. The daylight faded from the sky and night came, and with the night came sleep—a sleep whose dream was of eternity, and whose wakening light would be the d awn o f th e resurrection ...

... the v,e„nr with whreh they used ablt* to come into town in tire nil return home at pressed in fonner yeara. The political sky is night. had been in comniunication with the railway not without signs that the Ballot has come to companies, and had recently ...

... cleared the bay. There was lightning towards midnight, and the sky* overcast, giving promise rain, which fell for a short time daring the night, but lus all passed off, and the sky to-night is almost cloudless. At anchor—The Islander, of Portsmouth, Fordcr ...

... keeper, on the preceding evening. for the calls upon his weather-wisdom. •• Would the morrow be wet or fine? 1 was a red sky at night really to be a shooter's delight or it shooter's warning? Small sleep had we. either, we trow, for hours before daybreak ...

... btta'liciis on ?? right, with a very great artillery plooer, and tells of thousands of men slt epct under the cold and bitter sky last night-22 clg- in Versailles; lower, no doabt, on the bare plateau, swept by an east wind, which has now taken itself off to ...

... battalions his right, with a very groat artillery power, and ton* of thousands men slept out under the eofd end bitter sky last night—-22 dsg. in Versailles* lower, no doubt, on the biro plateau, swept by east wind, which has now taken Itself off to harry ...

... their new qu it . teas. laths afbintoon the portion of u m troops and to for the night. This evening the Colonies has returned to Champs. We are to remain her. the night. Who know' what to-morrow may bring net I not b e surprised if Chanapigny and Brie ...

... twenty-four hours of hearing every shot in the whole thirty miles circumference of Paris, and one night I counted I07 shots in five minutes. The sky at night was illuminated as if by fireworks, and bombs and grenades flew like rockets in all directions. ...

... twenty-four hours, of hearing every shot in the whole thirty miles circumference of Paris ; and one night I counted 107 shots in five minutes. The sky at night was illuminated as if by fireworks, and bombs and grenades flew like rockets in all directions.” ...

... pleasure during thrice 24 hours of hearing every shot la the whole 80 miles circumference of Parts, and one night °ousted 167 shots in minutes. sky at night was illuminated aa if by Irowerks. and bombs grenades flew like rockets in all dlrectlons. On the 29:11 ...