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... bridge master, in order that he might visit the place, and report to the next sessions as to what had best be done. ORIGINAL POETRY, IN THE GARDEN. ] . She sate and looked at the garden, th | all aglow BN, Con bstem Sub The sunshine glinted gaily back wh ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. IN THE GARDEN. She sate and looked at the garden, the borders wer all aglow The sunshine glinted gaily back where the roses blazed below, Azure and crimson, and gold, and white, like jewels set in the grass, Je At S And the wooing breeze ...
... deserve no encouragement, is no reproach toan admirable shape of literature any more than bad lyrics and plays are a reproach to poetry.—Daily News, IHE INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE FAMINE. (From the London Zelegraph.) Success must be assured. It is no new task ...
... no encouragement, is no reproach to an admirable shape of literature any more than bad lyries and plays are a reproach to poetry.—Daily Neus, Revrvar or Tire BGLiNtoN Tovry astest,—A London‘ correspordent writes :—*“ It is said that in his retirement ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. IN THE GERM. What do they dream of, hidden away, where the snow piles soft and deep, . The roots that lie in the rich dark mould, lapped in their winter sleep ? Do _they feel the pulse’s beating ? Do they think the hours are long, ¥ The ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. IN THE GERM. What do they dream of, hidden away, where the snow piles soft and deep, The roots that lie in the rich dark mould, lapped in their winter sleep ? Do they feel the pulse’s beating ? Do they think the ' lwmuolong, . i il ' ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. :?m[ AN AO9 High in air hung the flower, b The beaut fli{b]ooh OMI-y;,{f : Dne 1 longed for it through my joys and my cares, I'thought how ble t who such treasure wears, I wearied Heaven with ceaseless prayers, . Through hot night and ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. SPRING BIRDS. OhL ! tender days of life and spring, The hedge that girts our wandering Is glad with birds that sweetly sing, And flowers that sweetly blow ; The trees wax green with freshest hue, Each blade of grass bears living dew, ...
... of the alpbabet, and in a ehort time to finish the whole bovk, This news will be gratifying to all lovers of Early English poetry, asat one time it seemed as if the “ Oollectansa ™ would aluays remain a fragment. At thesame meeting, Mr. Earwaker announced ...
... of the alphabet, and in a short time to finish the whole bovk, This news will be gratifying to all lovers of Barly Buglish poetry, asat one time it seemed as if the “ Oollectanea ™ would always remain a fragment. At thessme meeting, Mr. Earwaker announced ...
... ORIGINAL POETRY. SPRING BIRDS. Oh! tender days of life and spring, The hedge that girts onr wandering Is glad with birds that sweetly sing, . And flowers that sweetly blow ; The trees wax green with freshest hue, Each blade of grass bears living dew, ...
... MR. PARNELL, M.P.,, ON HOME RULE OBSTRUCTION, EXTRAORDINARY SPEECH, At a lecture un Irish poetry, delivered on Saturday night by Mr. T, M. Irwin, at the Sussex Hotel, Bouverie street, the chair was occupied by Mr, 0. 8. Parnell, M.P., who, in reply to ...