... distances fronji sixty to eighty miles. Glorious somset, with rare after.: elow for hours in northern sky. - Lowest night tempera-- tore 60. )ay perfect ; hlue sky, with delicate trac-ries of cirrus, and nice (isterly breeze tempering the sun's heat. Shade t ...

... and well yes and a sad it was how one help it? Just to-night all events Because you weep am I never to smile? Would that mend the matter? Nay the future must take care of itself and for to-night Vogue galere who could disloyal enough to look sad when ...

... then a cool breeze that serves but partly allay the intense power of the son overhead—day after day, cloudless blue sky, and night after night cool and refreshing, and lit by the full harvest moon—such has been the by no means unpleasant tot of the South ...

... do-tore the telescope of the field oof ncienee. Thu number of oder., nays Sir John Lubbock, is enormous. When we look nt Use sky at night they Poem. indeed. imounieruble ; 0141, like Vie of the sea, the of lienveis 11:1V4 ever Is.-fl Hoed nn ellnetive symbol* ...

... of sonic far-off native tribe, Pondoland, said, when he heard of the Queen's death, I shall look for another star in the sky to-night. How her name was revered and loved throughout the whole world! .What a Queen to rule! What a woman to admire! What a ...

... heard the tiding* of the beirrJ Sovereign’s passing away he expressed himself following poetical words: When 1 look up th sky to-night I shall see another star. SIR SALAXT. Sir Coevngham Greece, writing in to-ds/* Tune,* defends Sir Alfred Milner’s new ...

... tidings of the beloved Sovereign's passing away he expressed himself in the followiug poetical words: When I look into the sky to-night I shall see another star. LONDON AS A CAUSE FOR BALDNESS. Sir Whittaker Ellis, oue occasion, told a story which somehow ...

... of the beloved Bovereign's passing away he expressed himself in ihe following poetical words : When 1 look up into the sky to-night I shall see another stor. SlTiirarox, Indian Ordnance Department, been selected for employment with the Army Ordnance ...

... which with sufficiency of heat will be one of tbf fined grown. With the harvest moon shini-g brightly from unclouded sky the night* of last week were cold, and alight frod was places. The landscape*, hrwever. afford little indication of onr having reached ...

... popuiar, especially if there be a taste for higher literature. The present number opens with an instructive article on *“The Sky at Night,” which will be read with avidity by those who have a taste for astronomy. Another excellent article, which is sure to ...

... popular, especially if there be a taste for higher literature. The present number opens with an instructive article on * The Sky at Night,” which will be read with avidity by those who have a taste for astronomy. Another exceilent article, which is sure to ...

... especially if there be a taste for higher literature. ‘ The present number opens with an instructive article on * The Sky at Night,” which wili be read with avidity by those who have a taste for astronomy. Another excellent article, which is ...