... myeierions voices in the night, delightfol perfume from try river Thames, and influx of humming birds. Esrtl every flve•and•twenty miniver, and a huge chasm 0, Charing Cmm, out of which come strange mus cal s The sky at night mesa of variegated fire of ...

... from variooa quarters succcssivaly, was again hoisted this day at Kingstown. and all oth »r stations along the coast The sky to-night, though cloudlets, many Indlcationa of rough weather. It is hoped, however, tjiat we will not visited by such storm that ...

... juvenilea, who were quite at home while describing the prismatic hues the fiery ball, when shooting as a meteor through the sky by night, and then descending to the earth like fallen star. Books richly bound were given as premiums the successful competitors ...

... deepened with dust, raised by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, with the decrescent moon whining 0 n the surface of the river.—Athenanan. 9 Loss of a Boston Ship Bound for Liverpool ...

... is deepened with dost, raised tbe countless crowd, and the smoke of Innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, bine sky of night, with tbe decrescent moon shining on surface of tbe river.— Athmamm. ...

... deepened with dust, zaised by the countlees crowd, and tiso ensoko of Innumerable lamps.Overar ?? high, clear, Pr blue sky of night, ?? tlse decreeicent. moon slsielug on lis a surate of the river.-Atheamcumn. co WI MR. SELOtTs' PCricr E OF TIOE CRUCTIFIXION ...

... and fighting against countless mass of besiegers. long the Prussi artillery was silent daring the night the Dane* bore up bravely. When the sky by night was lit op by hundreds of bombs faffing in continnons shower within the small space of the fortress ...

... about eviou* rati*, men diaembaraed and made fast their light era t. there was seen a gleam of stilettoea the cloudlesa sky uf night. the world like its father.’ Ay, hap John; and Tea —Our market continues very qua.t, They then look their way straight ...

... Trimblestown has fled in sore dismay, Like beaten hound at dead of night, from Mullingar away. While wild from Boyne to Brusna’s banks there spreads a voice of wail: Mavrone! The sky that night was red with burnings in the Pale. And late next day to Dublin ...

... a clear sky by night, the reaalt being the regis'ration of the tempera re of radiation. Tbermome era record manaom and minimom tempera'oree ahoald iorariably face the north, being protected from reflection by day, and from radiation br night. They ahonli ...

... is very much the case with the stanza before us. DUIPONDENCY. When the pale moon her silent course is keeping Along the sky, And night-news on the chilly Earth are weeping Their fountains dry— Who then in visions dream amid their sleeping Of such Hy own ...

... .on the piled aims mark the position of toe Proedaa troop* tot no Austrian outposts can to made cut, and although the sky last night was dark, the --j-f.,- ooajd m» upon It reflection the iZp fare their advanced guards During tto today sudden thunderstorm ...