... and impatience then with a smouldering resentment lastly, with The glare of the Brackenbury furnaces reddened half the sky by night, whilst their smoke darkened the atmosphere by day. DRAWN BY LUKE FILDES, A.R.A. acquiescence tempered by a naif-pleasant ...

... DRAWN BY LUKE FILDES, A.R.A. The glare of the Brackenbury furnaces reddened half the sky by night, whilst their smoke darkened the atmosphere by day. L ORD BR 4 CKENB UR Y: A Novel. BY AMELIA B. EDWARDS, Author of Barbara's History, Debexham's Vow ...

... with baled Wed brash typify yaw arty by ca. Theo bet for see ateter—a Aiwa of Own., atid Merry. Wlth oat I pas Mir hung sky in night, for own hem feel the of bet brava This why Waal the ado ter p yob loft bee hip Wel ea blip taw bear lov., to trod. Illmered ...

... THE METEORIC SHOWER of TO-NIGHT Should the sky to-night be clear, the earliest and best known of the periodical showers of shooting stars will present a curious and interesting spectacle to the observer. On nearly every fine night in the year one or more ...

... one part of the building to another ; of the myriad showers of sparks that fly like gigantic catherine-wheels into the sky, making night at once horrible and beautiful. And all the while those dreadful bells clang on, and thicker and thicker gathers the ...

... has been very firm, but the wind bas been very unsteady, veering from south-west to north; barometer now rising. The | sky to-night looks very bad. Telegrapbic communi| cat on is still interrupted, and there is no communi| cation with any of our islands ...

... man from anybody I had over seen before, that I thought he had perhaps come down from the sky to preach to us, and I said, 'Aunt, will hn go back to the sky to-night, like the picture in the Bible P' That man of God was Mr. Wesley, who spent his life in ...

... Matthew’s Gospel (xvi. 2, 3): When it is evening, ye say, It will be fair weather, for tlie sky is red ; and in the morning. will foul weather to-day, for the sky is red It may be remembered, too, how graphically speaks this popular rule in his Venus and ...

... things, and mentioned soon, The golden Sun and silv'’ry Moon, And stars that shed soft rays of light, Like gems set in the Sky at night, &cuued the age—Pre-Adamite. logy strange facts reveals, Shews what the Earth’s dark crust conceals, And tells you what ...

... hard to guess what expression is intended; the effect on face and figure that of daylight, while tlm background is the sky of night, star-sprinkled; the head is far too large for the bust and hand, the distance from the forehead to the foramen of the ...

... CuaTHAM,—Weather fine and warm., Dover,—The weather has been dull, but the atmos ‘ph-n vory close. Largze rain clouds 'h*n“' sky to-night. Larometer 3023 ; thermometer, 72 iz the shade. Wind moderate from the south-west. | GrAVESEND, —Barometer, 30,39, and ...

... (without hiding them) between me and the surrounding shores and mountains and graceful Vesuvius. Above me was a blue sky. Yes, • Ilse sky at night. And I was forced in a moment to mall some phrases in Byron's oft-huoted lines in Manfred' begin. I ning with ...