... admirable construction, was in a blaze. The conj thun-ation lasted till all that could burnt was con 1 surned, and lighted the sky at night to great disi tance. All that remains of the Imperial Barracks ot I Sebastopol is mass of charred and blackened stones ...

... frequently in October and November, occasioning wide diffusion of reddish luminosity which shone through the thinly clouded sky at night. Several cases of hydrophobia were reported daring the hot weather, but inquiry nearly all turned out to be false; the ...

... the vast sheet ice which bridged it. Night fell proceeded, but though the moon had not yet risen, the misty reflection the snow lighted oa our way and ahead was the promontory, showing darkly again-t the starlit sky. We had about readied the centre of ...

... year is coming, my dear, For the silent night and the snow! And God is God, darling, Of night as well of day, And we feel and know that we may go Whenerer be leads the way. Ay, God of the night, darling— Of the night of death, so grim ; The gate that leads ...

... King’s dining on board Russian frigate. It was a glorious night of lovely May, of Greek May, a May such as our English poets paint, but which can only be seen in these southern climes. The sky was calm and blue, and silvery, and thickly inlaid with stars ...