... sunk to rest, rb has risen beauteously bright, faintly -shaded fleecy clouds glide slow, .-'eueath the deep'ning azure sky of night. (sithin a little Attic dimly lit, a ve when a moonbeam thro' the casement steals, Paints the wall with changeful, ghostly ...

... often, hear sunnp. You will licar people (commercial, I should think) speak of ele 'ant eoffee,” “elegant moon,” an sky*” “handsome night.” In the South they speak of having a misery in the head, meaning a pain. Tlwy 'retain our olduac-of the word “dizzy ...

... Tuesday. 20 —Mostly overcast throughout, cooler, rather chilly night. N.W. wind, four hours of sunshine. Wednesday. 27.—I’a-tly overcast till noon, very severe drought throughout, clear sky at night, with a chilly N.E. wind; thirteen hours of sunshine. Thursday ...

... like-but how absu'rdly )y- foolish Iam I nd lad What a lovely evening It is! I don't think I ever ng saw such a deep blue sky at night-time, and such a al- big white moon. The trees in the Square enclosure n o quite black under its lght. h Ten o'clock-I ...

... at m.; clear sky from a.m. till night; flue breeze throughout; first-rate harvest day. Twelve hours of sunshine. Ihumbiy. I.—Kaia all morning; mist on the lulls 10 a.m. close mist at dooo ; fair during tbs afternoon; very gloomy and night. Two hours of ...

... shower at night: two hours of sunshine * Wednesday, 14 —Heavy rain from little before a m. till fi-30 a.m. (U ...

... 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 ...

... m. till 5 m.; sky clear by p.m. No sunshine. Monday, 17.—Rain and gloomy in the morning; strong breeze during the day (9 lbs. on the eqnare foot 11 a.m.); clear sky at night. Two hours of sunshine. Tuesday, 18.—Frost (6 deg.)*, clear sky till noon; overcast ...

... playing at hide and seek in the sky all night, must surely be the children of the stars ; and they would all be grieved to see their playmates, the children of men, no more. There was one clear star that used to come out in the sky before the rest, near the ...

... the northern half of the sky remaining unaffected for about half-an-hour, when the rays of electric light began gradually to spread toward® the north, both from west a cast side of the previously illuminated half of the sky. This process extension went ...

... Sunday. JOlh—Slight froat, clear sky ann-riaing, overcast daring tba afternoon, four hoars of aanahiae. Monday. Slst.—Overcast and gloomy, with mist on the him; heavy rain during the afternoon and at night, with a strong wind, no sunshine. Tuesday. 33d ...

... late at night, the town being protected by strong batteries, which were firing from five P. a. From the church tower of St Hubert a splendid view was obtained of the burning houses of the Faubourg,. and the bursting shells. At about twelve at night the pontoon ...