... are no reAid.mts in the woods in that colony, there was no loss of life anticipated; the reflection of the fire on the sky at night is said to have been most terrific. The Boston Daily American Statesman of the 28th of October, states that all the cedar ...

... and a particular lurid tinge of the sky before night. For a fortnight previously the thermometer indicated 90 degrees, and sometimes upwards, for sit or right hours a day. and never fall below 80 degrees. day or night, so far as can ascertain. am thankful ...

... substitute for tender prattle, for childish glee, for youthful playtime ! Then home, shivering vuider the cold starless sky, Saturday night with 9d., Is., or Is. 3d., for the whole week's work?for such were the respective amounts of the wages earned by the ...

... admirable construction, was a blaze. The conflagration lasted till all that could be burned was consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to a great distance. All that remains of the Imperial Barracks of Sebastopol is a mass charred and blackened stores, split ...

... admirable construc- tion, wasin ablaze. The conflagration lasted till all that could be burned was consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to a great distance. All that re- mains of the Imperial Barracks of Sebastopol is a action of fire. mass of charred and ...

... ice. Frost set in late on Friday night, and was continued without intermission till the present time. On Saturday night the thermometer fell, near Inverness, to 19* Fahrenheit; on Sunday night stood at 25°; on Monday night at 23°; and on Tuesday at 20°. ...

... the Eastern sky at night formed a source of great enjoyment to our author.— At sundown the awning is withdrawn frem the aftcrdeck, leaving open to the cool air of the ovtmiug. Then may be witnessed a glorious process of formation the sky, the lining out ...

... practical point What is in a which we have been ki If the drink demos Onweedi lib , • will °ed. , we ddr - bear' of the sky at night gave place to the It is a smiling river is the summer gnashing, sad 1: f •Pwe eff• . mishen Is advance they darted aad ...

... and at night the great banks of cloud | gathered on the south-western sky, and | 1 with | child cold atmosphere, seemed to threaten s 3 very snow rather than a downpour of rain, panied with a terrific hurricane. Even a o'clock on Thursday night, neither ...

... of rain in this place. I may say that rice has almost doubled In mice since last week; however, from the appearance the sky to-night 1 think shall have rain before morning—l hope so. M * And now with regard to myself. know you win be glad to learn that ...

... by deal of rain, me was worth country, We have ha just at present, of which the a and }, was a visitor pearance of the sky last night was not at all pr short time pre- He was | — Tows Couxcit Sc hon, who ob- women was the ] take him to the | verness Town ...

... despatch the assisted toMm -^»'s±S'SS; , ' i > 1 , , A meteor of exceptional brilliancy was seen pass across the northern sky last night between nine and ten o’clock. For fully a second the country around to the extent of a mile could be plainly seen as if ...