... of the beioved Servereizn's passing away he expressed himself in the following pc,etieal words: When I look up into the sky to-night I shall see another star. Tun Viennese police have arrested William A. Morley and liudo!f Hanger, who. it is alleged, ...

... revered as the Cireat White Queen, he expressed himself in the following poetical words : When I look up into the sky to-night I shall see another star. Recruits for the Cape Police have to buy and feed their own horse=, the rate of pay being 6 ...

... of the beloved Sovereign's passing away be expressed himself in the following poetical words : When I look up into the sky to-night I shall see another star: ...

... THE NEW STAR. When 1 look in the sky to-night 1 shalt see another star. was the remark of an African Chief upon hearing of the death of the Great White quern. . . . A new planet has just been discovered]. And does she still watch over us. Our dearly ...

... sad tidings of Queen Victoria's passing away he expressed himself the following poetical words: —When I look up into the sky to-night I shall see another star. At large meeting of citizens, held at Toronto on Friday, under the presidency of the Mayor of ...

... a clear night the firmament has vast attractions for me. I get lost in the contemplation of it. I think of the speck lam in comparison to these infinibely remote suns and systems, and I feel giddy. Nothing belittles and overawes me like the sky at night ...

... ci cirrus „ across the zenith, while occasionally patches , , a,, ius appeared above the horizon, and slowly over the sky. At night tho sun had rather t and watery setting, and there was a disposition Up az formation. The barometer was steadily going ...

... have confidence in new deeds or trials in the future. We should remember past comforts that there may be stars in our sky when night comes again. Bat while there are these true uses of memory, we should guard against living in the past. We should draw ...

... the Ruler of Israel, whose goings forth hare been from of old, from everlasting.’’ There were strange portents in the sky that night, hut Mary saw thorn not. Faith alone was her only star as she climbed weary hill. In the crowded market-place she stands ...

... pleasure to Mr. Arnold Hill's convincing us that we were wrong. noon and Cloud. A cloud, boar-shaped, lay across half the sky : The night was young, and all alone was I Who watched between its tusks a white light shine. And saw from jaws that neither held ...

... and sent up in the sky all night long, and the weather being agreeable, everybody stayed up all night to see the show. Talk about illuminations, why London ain't in it. This is the place for illuminations, where you can sit out all night on yer own copjee ...

... none doh moor to %de ammo s in • long Ilse KO or 300 mike in length. D. MOON AND A Med. boareikaptd, lay acme Ulf the sky; The night els all aione was I Who watched between a white And saw Jain neither held nor hid soatklest batatitel, a slid The Lsoon's ...