... main princi- jon of the universe, and learn that ples of the i: a clear the innumerable bright spots which bespangle the sky of night were simply ornaments in the consisted of millions of but that they suns, many of them far than the earth, and each surrounded ...

... earth whereon we dwell, yon far-revolving sun or queenly moon—those silvery stars so brightly peering from the dark blue sky of night—that green old ocean, awful in its depth and breadth, withal so ceaseless in its weary wail. And then those lofty hills ...

... teners *‘ on the earth below,” from a required no violent stretch of i to fancy issued p of the angelic hosts in the sky! Last night, the 14th, there was observed here, surrounding the nearly full moon, a large beautiful halo, in which the planet in a ...

... BRECHIN. Northern Lights.—The aurora bore 1 is has been seen here frequently of late in the clear starlit sky. Saturday night it was unusually brilliant, and shooting stars were darting about in various directions. Groups of people were to be seen standing ...

... genial, but a little before noon the whole sky became much overcast, and thunder was heard to rol' in the south-we-.t. About mid-day it soon became ?? that a btoini of unusual seventy waa to take place. The sky became quite darkened, and the lightning flashes ...

... genial, but a little before noon the whole sky became much overcast, and thunder was heard to ro! 1 the south-wet. About mid-day it soon became evident that a storm of unusual severity was to take place. The sky became quite darkened, and the lightning ...

... tied to Adrianople and other towns. But what can be done to complete ruin of the land is carried out effectually, and the sky at night illuminated by the blazing villages. Yesterday invited by Suleiman Pacha to go and see a village that had within the last ...

... whereas they had desire without hope, in him hope and desire were alike dead. It was twilight when awoke— twilight in the sky, but night the coppice where he lay ; and, as he started his feet, the illusion his dream was still upon him. Every tree abouthis ...

... nature called winter, when all her energies are husbanded for the labours and triumphs of the spring ; the pause in the sky culled night, with its absent sun, silenced earth, and sentinel stars ; the pause in day called noon, with its slumbrous 'ripe- ness ...

... nature called wintev, when all her energies arc husbanded for the labours and triumphs of the spring ; the pause in the sky called night, with its absent sun, silenced earth, and sentinel stars ; the pause in day called noon, with its slumbrous ripeness ...

... nature called winter, when all her energies are husbanded for the labours and triumphs of the spring ; the pause in the sky called night, with its absent sun, silenced earth, and sentinel stars ; the pause in day called nocn, with its slumbrous ripe- ness ...

... nature called winter, when all her energies are husbanded for the labours and triumphs of the spring ; the pause the sky called night, with its absent sun, silenced earth, and sentinel stars ; the pause day called noon, with its slumbrous ri2>eness ; ...