... been ually rising , sunshine, with a cloudiess sky to-night. Ci and from noon to-day (Saturday) we have had verypowerful chan appear to have taken place all over the country ; the heavy showers of Tuesday night seem to have been , our letters from all parts ...

... con! which were of admirable lasted all that could be burnt was consumed, and lighted up distance. All that remains the sky at night tos of the Im is a mass of ened stones strong. and with a few fiel French cavalry and guns. The Russian fc and with a few ...

... {a other have been the case. We hove in adopted as a rule. ‘uture, that what is a courtesy convenience may be tacitly Sky « Sunday night, between and seven o'clock, Mrs. Sheldep, butcher, £30., which had boon Stress, was at church, her house shelled oats ...

... was borne for the cause of te tiuth, and in the noblest spirit of Christian fortitu e. The night before his execution is thus feeling i described. That night Savonarola laid his weary head on knees of his veiled visitor, whose name was Ni«>un slept, ...

... deepened with dust, raised by the countless crowd, end the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, with the decrescent moon shining on the surface of the ?? ...

... realised the true colour The opalescent rack that speeds Athwart the belted moon. The colour of the sky at night, indeed, and the manners and customs of night clouds, seem hitherto have been hardly at all studied colourists, and in no department of landscape ...

... form a conception of the enormous magnitude of that sum, that he would observe that if all the stars appearing in the sky every night for nearly three years were reckoned, the sum would be about a million; and a million pounds sterling were spent yearly ...

... to form a conception of the enormous magnitude of that sum, that he would observe that if all the stars appearing the sky every night for nearly three years were reckoned, the sum would be about a million and a million pounds sterling were spant Birmingham ...

... miles 4bout here 2 - . - - . ?? ;During the night, from- 24th to- 25th, the wide- . mouthed .growlers (and a -mortar swallowinug a i6blb. -hell does growl) were .,siljnt, if oopiriaoz to what we-had the night after.- Onlyat about two sam. i a Eharp o-anonade ...

... people all over England this week. There has been a beautiful light in the sky by night, and innumerable have been the catarrhs and incipient rheumatisms caught in looking up into the sky through the cold evening air. The Northern Lights are far inferior in ...

... mother, gives with wampum-zouo er to the breeze, the double seas ; I*6, ity dressed, aid, the flinching eye thine own. sky, the night is gone ; the day. tray, domain. d deed, mellower rain ! mre. die old distlain ds that stain, idure. e gold of gain, uder ...

... Adrianople SUM other towns. But 11111 t can be done to complete the ruin of the land Is carried out effectually, and the sky at night la Illumined by the blazing villages. At Oda part of the valley, and probably as far as the ishipka, tho crops have all ...