... sleet and rain, and sometimes thunder and lightning, and whose departure it followed by a serene atmosphere and a pure sky. Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, a storm 'his took place, v/ith all its frightful accompaniments, which unroofed houses ...

... gradaally titi since noon to-day (Saturday) we have had ‘very p gonshine, with a sky to-night. Corres] changes appear to have place ‘all over the c the heavy showers of Tuesday night seem to have be general, ‘our letters from all parts of the kingdom ¢ to them ...

... the night of Friday a great quantity rain again fell, with light showers early this morning ; since then, however, the barometer has been gradually rising, and since noon to-day (Saturday) we have had very powerful sunshine, with a cloudless sky to-night ...

... ’which precipitately abandoned on the night of the instant (retiring, it were, upon the ford of Tultrun), having ordered all the boats which were opposite Philour to that ghat. This movement effected during the night, and, making a considerable detour, ...

... the river high water appeared he one sheet of ice. On Sabbath good sprinkling of snow fell; and from the appearance the sky last night are likely to have more soon. A Rare Occurrnce. —On the forenoon of Monday last a hare suddenly presented itself at the ...

... evening calm, with fine marbled sky. 5. Night fine, with dew ; a good, dry, quiet, cloudy day ; evening light clouds and quiet. 6. Night fine, with dow ; a very fine, mild, cloudy, quiet day; evening hazy and calm. 7. Night moderato and dry forenoon cloudy ...

... Free Assemblies have not ban of the intellectual calibre that told an ors in by-zone years,—and, with the geld nights, or • sky-rocket-nights,' tall .ham, when the personal and the Siestentation Fund queetion 4 le the Hall at Tanfield, the Free excited ...

... admirable construction, was in a blase. The couflaration lasted till all that could be burnt was consumed, and lighted up the sky at night to a great die• Lance. All that remains of the Imperial Barracks of sebashpol is a mass of charred and blackened stones ...

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

... wortais .all ; they teat roses* of their marten., tatters ; end they • ported Mem 1 musketry from their whammed and from the sky the night the 13th the Engineers dole down the two breaches flier tie. Oahu:ere and Waage Butiona. and both tieing reported wilds ...

... main princi- jon of the universe, and learn that ples of the i: a clear the innumerable bright spots which bespangle the sky of night were simply ornaments in the consisted of millions of but that they suns, many of them far than the earth, and each surrounded ...

... earth whereon we dwell, yon far-revolving sun or queenly moon—those silvery stars so brightly peering from the dark blue sky of night—that green old ocean, awful in its depth and breadth, withal so ceaseless in its weary wail. And then those lofty hills ...