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... monuments What others erected upon their ruin t ;!- 7 -What properons dreams vanished-in one day, after. - having been. for„sKy many nights . the consolations of the exile ! Lot Ili dive into our hearts to i , dge our fellow meif, - Let us -place ourselves in ...
... too glorious sky!, Come Night, silent, miity; pale, As best befits a lover's sig . !) ! Suspeud the course of yonder That qlurniurs o'er yon auissy ground M y ULIA comes —Be still! be still! For hive will fly the lightest sound. Come Night! and wrap in ...
... Leiter froutTlypiouth, &stet! Feb n, s say Tlitre was an extraordinary sky here night. About hull-Duet eight it was dark Pod cloudy weather, not a war to be seen, ; suddenly the sky became as light as it would have, been if the moon had been, at the Rill;' ...
... morning; to Wells, .Bridgenrater, Tanana, and Plyinotils,• at iedieed•Fairs. ' The Umpire, new Licerpooll(ght Coach; °sky One Night on Me Amid, earryins Fyne Duke, setsant Daily at One; aritres at Lire next Vervai. Lira' Woburis, Liithbury.Na l ri4glon ...
... twice Shi pwrecked, three times turned over in a stage coach, POETRY. THE DREAM. The day-star was set, and severe, on the sky Hushed night in a mantle of cloud : No moon with her silver beam played on the eye; And the winds, as in anguish, shrieked loud. Attun'd ...
... there are no residents in the Woods that colony, there were no great effects anticipated; the reflection the fire on the sky at night was most terrific. There is no political news in these.papers. The Colony was tranquil. A subscription for a daily paper ...
... throwsters to be altogether insufficien r. e . h having made common cause with the Jesuitic party reflection of the on the sky at night was most terrific . him, York and mati p rohibite d MAN.-The Carrillo land Pocket , in France they will strike terror ...
... to burn on tbe ?? October *ith nnappea_aM, fary. Tbe conflagration bad divided itself ?? ?? MreM ...
... there are no residents in the woods in that Colony, no lives are supposed to have been lost. The reflection of the fire the sky at night was sublime, awful, and terrific. Yesterday being settling day at the Stock Exchange, it excited considerable attention ...
... 10th , tober with unappeasable fury. T.;e confl.tgr•tion divided itself into three deep stleams, and the r tion on the sky at night is decribed as full of ficencc and sublimity. of 0 - ion a 7 141 K EV KS I Nl4 `TB It LONDON. SATURtAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1825 ...
... midges nearly impassable. Towards night it blew a per-1 'ect hurricane. On this coast the wind is what the sailors l .vould call safe, but on the Welch and English coasts it; a quite the reverse. At a late hour last night the London; Mail of Tuesday, and ...
... Open prepara- tions are made through the day for havoc, plunder, and murder, and the o-lare of incendiarism reddens the sky at night. Our Nobles are hunted like wild beasts through the land ; our Bishops are first burnt in effigy and then hung in chains ...