... sod tidings of the beloved Sovereign’s passing away expressed himself the following poetical words: ’When look into the sky to-night I shall see another star.” ...

... tidings of the beloved Bovefeegtes main away be expressed himself in the following poetical worth. Alen I look up into the sky to-night I shall tee another star. SS • During the year 1900 a somewhat exteosire series of experiments in tobacco-growing was ...

... But loving words, like songs of birds, Are for ever Look for the fragrant rotes, Not for the and weds, For the crimson sky, when night is nigh, And the golden sun reeedes. Glistens the Starry Dipper, Sparkles the Milky Way, Through midnight trees the clear ...

... bet night, and many people were the heareoe, and finding the Great Bear, where, to the fourth star cl this constellation, the comet was be seen most distinctly with the naked eye. A very fine meteor also was seen to shoot athwart the sky fast night. The ...

... nothing is =0 persistent and so delightful as weather-lore. We are adl held in the meshes of it, and wheu we sce “a red sky at night ™ we instinctively mutier “‘tis the ebepherd’s | delight.” Red in the morning is the shepherd’s warning. A halo round the ...

... at the nearest approach—to trouble this petty orb of ours. Nevertheless, one who watched for the comet in the northern sky last night says that ‘t is of a distinctly reddish tinge! Is not that portent cnough? The Bradford Insurance Committee had its attention ...

... -only the tomb and the tumbled khaki and there. All dam lung the brilliant of at' prefect day . poured down a lts I •sky. That night diet dark maim e d figures appeared over our Parape t and home into the nreneh. who had (anon wounded into some where ...

... UNSEEN COMET. Peltior's Cornet appeared in the sky last night for the first time in years, but nobody was ally the wiser. There were clouds between the comet and the earth. In any case, however. It would not have been visible to the naked eye. ...

... JOURNEYS IN SPACE. Actually if the whole stellar host had : been snuffed out like a candle in 1734 our sky to-night would be robbed . of only some three stars. We see Sirius by the light that left in 1929. The light rays entering our eye from Betelgeuse ...

... England were the wild products of sombre Scandinavian forests where wolves lurked and above which the stars blazed at night in a frosty sky. Later, I learnt that quite a quarter of a million spruce firs are cultivated in Holland specially for the English ...

... in the Sky.. Not only the sea but the sky also is salt, according to two French scientists, MM. Rene Bernard and Delardin. M. Bernard detected a double ray of sodium in the sky when it was nearly dark, and M. Dejardin, who studied the sky by ...

... village. Averages show a great deal of truth in the old country saying. Tied sky at night is a shepherd's delight; red sky at morning a shepherd's warning. A green or a yellow sky is an even more reliable sign of a coining change for the worse. There are ...