... complimented the ully Misses Streather Booth, and said these classes ent. were conducive to the improvement of grace and very poetry of motion in the younger members of the , us, distrieL t of B ard. NaEw LxTLI&ND HinH SCHOOL FOR Gins- Lr. A new ?? schrol ...

... Calan Flsteddfod, under the auspices of the Welsh Baptists, was held at ths Pier Pavilion yesterday The adjudicators were -Poetry, Llifon and Hywel Cernaw; music, Mr. J. T. =eA berystw9t~,and M r. J. DryhurA Roberts, L on; arts, Miss Dalton, Mim .Ilia ...

... walk may be a pleasure; Ho that the discoveries of science may be a liv- W ing interest; that our national history and 34, poetry may be sources of legitimate pride wil and rhtional enjoyment. In short, our schools, if they are to be worthy of the name ...

... BI BOYS AND CIGARETTE SMOKING. II TO TER lncroas OE THZSLIVfPOO 33E53. Gentlemen,-That humartus writer of poetry and prose in the Yorkshire diale, John Hartley, in one of his philippcis on the foibles and vanities of everyday life says- Am altos wonderin ...

... apj was published in 1869. He did not only write be novels-by which, however, his name is best bel known--he also dabbled in poetry. Amuong his Co verse may be quoted The Fate of Franklin. a juc ltantlavjon of Virgil's Georgics. Poem be Melantes, ...

... quoted, but the exigencies of space will not permit. Dr. Mackay's best literary achieve- meats helng rather to the domain of poetry. In his songs, as in ?? his writings, he has onem great purpose at heart, from which he never deviates for a moment-the promotion ...

... and the beat of his hooks is full of the atmosphere of the great city on the Mersey. He never would believe that all the poetry and romance of English city life cantred in London. and nowhere, I think, has the pathos and bumnour of the lives of the poor ...

... to, receive a ready re- ,sponse- among 'Welsh, if not among English, schoolmaster~s. He holds that, lust as a great deal of poetry is committed to memory in our schobi because of the effect which beautif~ul ideas and lcfty thoughts must pro- duce, upon ...

... time his proved that his severe and i`ependent Judgment was right. A little `ble ago we were to]d that there was a re- trl of poetry in this country, and the umzri listened with ecstasy to the flocks of ussr poets twittering in Paternoster-row. 1L-. T2a4 ...

... spirituality and feeling, and the days af big plump bouncing fairies in the representation of this.masterpiece of fancy a3 poetry are B at an end. It is a dramatic education to studythe production of the two plays, and of in dramatic circles they are the ...

... read by Garrett Leigh (Mr. W( John Le~e, ?? entitled The Poets and t Poetry of Liverpool. After a portrayal of t *the attributes and eharacteristics cf his ideal u pore and Poetry, Mr. Lee proceeded. to au ana- ?? appreciation of the best known of living ...

... magis- d. veial advice, but who, it turned out, was arnxtcus, for a consideration, to hand over to the stipendiary a piece of poetry entitled. n 3ir. Stewait and the NVar. Evidently n, the magistrate had previously accepted a specm en of the man's verse ...