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... eairors- vie He had Udell cate literary instinct and he made nel to a smoking concert in the (-ert:iin mark in fiction and poetry Mr mess the non-commixsmned officers Maelauchlan was a son of the Rev Dr Thomas-ot t - Maclaue-lilan author of Iho Early Scottish ...
... bus no intellectual aim and occupation such a 1 have Books convey nothing to her 1 have awl hrr admit herself that she found poetry a frightful bore! has imagination no soul though slie has a great deal of conmion-sense 1 must admit and a Vonderful head ...
... 8418 showing a daily average of 1684 The volumes issued included: — Theology and philosophy 554 history and biography' 868 poetry and the drama 256 prose fiction 584 arts and sciences 1319 The total number of volumes issued for the week was 5923 A large ...
... gnme of chance played off in the Court tor the respondent Snodgrass She amtured the Court by reciting a piece of original poetry! which apparent! set forth the author’s opinion of MR BRODRICK AND CRITICISM O DIE GOVERNMENT dining the year and the increasing ...
... the Spa by four of its members, each one binding himself to collect 20 sixpences. A well-known member of the club runs into poetry as follows :— The Woodhall Spa ** Swifts” Football Club Are having a glorious run; So very few are the matches lost, And many ...
... they had read In this we might find the occret of hia success He was not suceeuor or imitator of any well recognised style of poetry and his successors had never made any advance upon what Burns carried out The study of Burns required no culture He was as ...
... are Lea Deux Bossus ” (Henry Caruoy) and Tresor de Monte Cristo” (Dumas) well chosen selections arid charmingly illustrated Poetry is represented by “ bongs of Beranger — a happy choice Messrs Blackie do not forget the ancients however and they have now ...
... Complete and serial stories, papers on the Early Influences of Childhood, and the New Gallery, theatrical notices, and gems of poetry complete a marvellous pennyworth, while the Answers to Correspondents on every subject dealt with form a perfect oyclopaedia ...
... province of nomadio professionals but all Arab girls are taught to sing and both men and women alike love muuo and poetry In fact poetry music and sweetmeat give occupation ana amusement to women of the well-to-do cites Smoking ia indulged in by men women ...
... Mr Thomas 1 Whit aker MP utt the licentiug cucsLuu — Lu the Prize Hs-ci'er” there are a large number of pieces nrose and poetry suitable for recitation — Hellilug Words is a little magazine of an evangelical character popular for reading and the ebruary ...
... onthe mouth organ, and then Mr. Withnell was again called upon to recite, he readily complying by giving an American story in poetry entitled * Tim, the Wharf Rat.” Again loyul feeling was stirred and engendered by the songs “ Men of Harlech” by Mr. Thomas ...
... received mu-h instruction from a discussion on « Which exeicises the greatest influence—Music, Poetry or Art? Music was championed by Mr. J. B. Redmore, Poetry by Mr. E. A. Goodcre, and Art by Mr. Rowbotham. Each paper was excellent, indeed, the Rev. S ...