... of the little daisy TletL he looks tip tind sees a daisy its the sky- That lingering star switlh lessening ray That lights the eourt of regal nmorn Ile describes the daisy in the sky-the day-star of eatls'hin stls felicitons language that we can never ...

... 'in yield and quality to former years. A clear ble sky last night, cold ard frost like, with stars visible, and the out-door thermometer in the shade (which stands to-day at 62 dog,), fell last night to 45 deg, The barometer, which last evening showed ...

... -WEATHE-.WoI1AY had excellent :w.eathe~r .oflte, with . the wind betweeih eas aud northsast, and an almost cloud- less sky. Last night there Wa sa eligl ?? no much a5 to stop the plough. MnLEOLY OociinmBa.- - This mo5rnig, about fivd- o'clock, Robert Hill ...

... Sir-It must have been with feelings of pleasure that all who take any interest in astronomy witnessed the clear- ing of the sky list night, and the bright shining of the stara, with indicotions of a continuance of fine weather. For myself, a netural anciety ...

... preservedr. PAISLEY-Nov. 19.' LuNn RAINuow.-That rare and beautiful phenomen, a lunar rainbow, became visible in the western sky to night,- about -half-past even 'calock. At one tkne it displayed. very brilliantly, a lli the varied hues of the ' celestial es-hs ...

... which, otherwise, would shine brightly in the clear cold blue sky. At night a huge crater vomited fire and stones to a great distance, and the reports were like thunder, and con- tinued all night. The eruption is greater than any since 1822. About ten to-day ...

... the cham- pagnegouters which she had partaken within those four square walls, which now shone out so sharp against the sky. The night was hot and sultry-not a breath was stirring—but it had brought good counsel notwith- standing and just as the fair schemer ...

... anchor, butwviil probably leave with iii hii nt tide. iookld this weathler contin~ue tine. The settled appecrance -i the sky last night gives promeise of a pc-i of dry whiter n'cathsrn SLUIMAan' TsxLL.-Yesterday, belore Sheriti Teunen't Robert Sinclair, ...

... deepened with dust, raised by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, with thedecrescent moon shining on the surface of the river.-Athenrum. SOUTu KENSrNGTON AGAIN. -It is very desirable that ...

... scure by thj dust raised by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the I high, clear, blue sky of night, with the waning moon shining on the face of the river. THE Seven Ages of Man, so well described by Shakespeare, have ...

... deepened with dust, raised l by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable tS lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, ?- with the decrescent moon shining oct the surface of the I r. river.-Atwnamum. 1- THE TYLNEY-LoNG ESTATES.-Among the ...

... Dybhdl-hill. When modern batteries open against a town, there is no longer that succession of bright curving tracks athwart the sky by night, nor of swiftly moving smoke clouds by day, so frequently witnessed in former sieges. Neither were rockets here employed ...