... GOOD NIGHT! Now the day is repoiling, livening ahadows gather night; Flowers in gnus, beds are olosmg, Sta. Wend the sky. Good night, go( I night; Come the night-winds softly stealing Through the open lattice ...

... does not fol- low that a thing is non-existent because it is *not seen, or because its influence is inter- mittent. The sky at night is often hung with clouds, bat the moon and stars are there all the same. For days together in our English summer time ...

... phenomenon was witnessed lest week. This and Harden. The regatta, in which the bast gullies • Amnon wet observed in the sky last night. blue of the world will take part, is fixed fur November Court, and was charged with stmlintee:t all months in the year ...

... tending downwards. The day will be dull, showery, and dose. Aa increase of rain or wind seems probable. The condition the sky last night effectually prevented the curious from beholding the reported object of interest they were desirous to see. This some ...

... extraordinary attention commanded by the Vash- while, celestial visitor, as he nightly makes | across the north - easicrn sky. On night, no sooner had the twilight to gather, than crowds assemble! on the pst all and at the corners of the streets facins bably ...

... paratively low, and there were frequent showers in s a the evening. The wind was light from the north- . nrwest, and the sky at night was overcast. d AsEsros PLAITED YsAcT PAeOn, used in H. MI Navy. Illustrated catalogues sent free on applica- at dion to ...

... owe of those inadvertenees which might occur to any of no. The Poet's bedroom at the Lakes is high up, near the sapphire! sky of night, where the Poet can look out, and where his soul can mar away to worlds untold; where he con at any moment strike a light ...

... grey, spread over the sky. During night the wind backed to S.R, and was followed by rather heavy rain after six o’clock. A alight * fog accompanied the first shower. Barometer row rapidly during yesterday, bub went down again at night ia now 291 i and falling ...

... other white, he will see that the snow melts first under the black. If he spread out the same two pieces under a clear sky by night, and place a thermometer under each, he will find that which is under the black cloth fall most rapidly, and sink lowest ...

... other white, he will see that the snow melts first under the black. If he spread out the same two pieces under a clear sky by night, and place a thermometer under each, he will find that which is under the black cloth fall most rapidly, and sink lowest ...

... other white, he will see that the snow melts first under the black. If he spread out the same two pieces under a clear sky by night, and place a thermometer under each, he I will find that which is under the black cloth fall most I rapidly, and sink lowest ...

... other white, he will see that the snow melts first under the black. It he spread out the same two pieces under a clear sky by night, and place a thermometer under each, he will find that which is under the black cloth fall most rapidly, and sink lowest ...