... lcd. We had s0555 very bad weather at the end week,, and( onl un~da mornittg s bttt since then we ist hal elen1(11s sky cold nights, aod thle glass at set- If tile farmers base the least energy, they snost secure :7 t ~~.~Inother of otir Corrospottdetrus' ...

... bright, The radiant sunTetlre* ; And, fading with the flawing light, Another day —firm. Now deep'nlng ihaddws veil the sky. And night and sacred aleep Yet, ere count the midnight hour. Or yield thealumb’roua power, Let truth’s onfaH'rfiif baud pourtray ...

... the shepherds of Chaldca, in a climate mostly cloudless, aud the sky by night almost dark as ebony, and the stars as lucid gems, observed the motions of the sun by day, and the stars by night; one of these, will suppose formed in bis imagination, rather ...

... who was little the mune for a good wetting. Tee Talra's Mraaraper. run Tie SICK.— We should have the widest expanse of sky, fbr night scenery. We should have a wide expose of laud or water, for the wake of -& sense of liberty, yet more thou for sanely: ...

... at hide and eetk in tbe sky all night, mnst surely be the children of the stars; and tbey wonld all grieved to see tbeir play mates, the children of men, more. There was one clear shining star tbat used to come ont in the sky before the rest, near the ...

... of heavenly bodies. Wo bave good j reason to believe that tiie immense number of stars which wo see ' on looking at the sky at night are every one equal to tbe sun in i magnitude and splendour, and that some of them are a thou- I sand times larger. Still ...

... The Euphrates, working up the Gulf at this time, experienced for the five days following very unsettled weather, the sky every night presenting a wild and gloomy appearance, with sudden squalls and vivid lightning, unusual at that time of the year. The ...

... this really fine country. The climate is very fine. It is now winter, and the days are fine and warm, with a cloudless sky. The nights are cool, indeed sometimes very cold when there is any frost. I never saw such fine vegetables as they grow here. All ...

... near as we could judge.' We had a clear e horizon for about half an hour, and nothing could be v X seen but water and sky. a Night came on thick and dreary, with our minds a nmde up that neither of us would live to see the light of another day, and ...

... construction, was in a blase. The conflagration ! lasted till all that could be burnt was consumed, snd lighted lup the sky at night to a great distance. All that remains of the Imperial Barracks of Sebastopol is a maaa of charred and blackened stoaes ...

... admirable construction, was fa blase. The confla- gration lasted till all that could be burnt was consumed, and lighted uptthe sky at night to agreat distance. All that rmains of the imperial barracks of Sebastopol is a mass of charred and blackened stones, split ...

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