... ORIGINAL POETRY. ENTREATY AND EXPOSTULATION, m. Oh! let see thy basket, Brother, Just within the brim ? I love to see the tiny trouts That in the water swim! 1 love them for their silvery dress. Their forms and fins so slim! Oh! let me, only let me, Brother ...

... is a capital moonlight, to which the sentiment of deep and interesting solemnity is finely imparted; in fact, there is more poetry and feeling in this than in any landscape in the exhibition. Nearly as good is his No. 4, Castle Douglas in Dumfriesshire ...

... those socks and quick-sands upon which giddy youth, and even matured numnood and sober age, are to often wrecked. The original poetry la generally good; and the selected literature ia of toe most judicious description. Each number commences with a wood-cut ...

... question canvassed openly, keenly, and generally, than have our commercial interests endangered by diplomatic mismanagement. Poetry and the inimitable letters from the coast of Clare, close a number, on which, so far as we are concerned, we set our fiat—it ...

... of British interests to Russia’s determined career of aggression and self-aggrandisement. Under the head of Transatlantic Poetry,” have an exquisite piece from the natural pencil (for pen we shall not call it), of Mrs Sigourney, who has lately been honouring ...

... beyond correcting his speech regarding the union with Ireland. To the article entitled Poetry’, from the Battle of Sabla, in Carlyle's Specimen of Arabian Poetry, p. 61, Pitt is marked as the contributor. It opens Hast thou not seen the insulting foe ...

... Conservative demonstrations, Lord Stanley’s bill, the most sarcastic of prose orations, and the most sky-rocketty of squib poetry. The Repealer Repulsed bears to contain “a,correct narrative of the rise and progress of the Repeal invasion of Ulster, Cooke's ...

... of assembling a considerable body of information on any point when the attention can rest within circumscribed limits. The poetry of the number is all good, and David Vedder’s Persecutor’s Deathbed,” none of the worst. The Reviews are not, however, reviews ...

... Scott's Novels supplied they appear, uniform with the above, at 4s. per vol.—a Novel complete in each volume. Sir Walter Scott’s Poetry, in 1 vol. royal Bvo., for L.l, Is. Sir J. E. Alexander's Life of Wellington, 2 vols., half-bound, numerous plates, 285., ...

... Angler in Ireland’s two new volumes Two Summers in Italy.” It starts with a fine period which you dream of having met with in poetry, although it is certain you have not: There is a melody in woodland streams to the ear of the angler which no other concord ...

... yellow festoons hung, Where music, from created things. ‘Mid merry sunshine rung. ’Twas then I drained the deepest draughts Of poetry divine; The world was all simplicity, And innocence was mine; Earth seemed to have none other hues Save shadow and sunshine ...

... followed by No, xvi. of the “Anthologia Germanica,” containing several spirited translations of the ballad and miscellaneous poetry of Uhland, the Baron la Motte Fouque, Klopstock, Glein, Kerner, Muller, &c. “ Charles O’Malley” is as spirited and amusing ...