... on the arts, Manufactures, Natural History, Geology, Astronomy, Botany, Travels, General Literature, Digests of New Works, Poetry, Ste. Among the cheaper magazines in is more useful or more adorned with ab il ity. It is imbetantiel in point of mat. ter ...

... on the Arts, Manufactures, Natural History, Geology, Astronomy, Botany, Travels, General Literature, Digests of New Works, Poetry, &c. Among the cheaper mnazinen none a more naeful or more adorned with St,a substantial in point of matter, graceful in paint ...

... conceited manner and pompous phraseology, we at once set down as one of that class, abhorred by gods and men, who perpetrate poetry. At every glimpse of bog we were sure of a word or two about a dreary waste, and half-a-dozen scraggy and stunted trees ...

... still, restore to us the missing bag. D. S. S. will see that we have touched upon the matter to which his letter refer.. The poetry on the Rumbling Bridge will appear in our next. WE beg to acknowlodge remittances from J. T. Kincardine, and J. C. Clutto ...

... even natural curiosity as to refrain from visiting scenes in their immediate vicinity, which history has immortalized, or poetry rendered classic. Naturally, the Anglo.Sazon is a wandering race, although possessed of a deeply-seated love of fatherland ...

... this hero it is recorded that he was fond of telling of his wanderings in foreign lands ; and• being himself a dabbler in poetry, it has been alleged that, to these circumstances, Gol Ismith owed not a little of the early bent of his otherwise imaginative ...

... the Cuckoo, are not up to out standard. We cannot admit mediocrity Into the Advertiser in the shape of poetry. To secure a place in our columns poetry must either be more than respectable:or atrociously bad. We do not pledge ourselves, however, to afford ...

... and the distinguished position he now occupies in the metropolis. Vaughan's Rules and Lessons is replete with genuine poetry and salutary counsel. We have perused with melancholy interest the Bio graphy of Dr Arnold,—Part IV. which delineates the ...

... 2 OF VOLUME 111 ) Christian Hope. The Ciene.dogics of Scripture, Helen Mackenzie, Counsels to a Young Minister, ORIGINAL POETRY.—Thou shalt Arise, my Soul. The Wateliw(.rd. Jerusalem,—Third N4•tiee, lite Reformation—Part Estimate of John Owen, D. D. ...

... assortment of Grocery & Goods LONDON• PORTER, & E TADDY'S GENUINE 1 A large Stock of Gonda tic Dunl4 Kinross, 26th fOrtpinal Poetry. A NEW YEAR'S IMIN. As the foam upon the billow Melts into the deep unseen-- As the breeze that bends the willow Leaves no ...

... cannot insert, as we gave a New Ilear's Hymn in our last, and as it would be somewhat out of season. Although there is not much poetry in it, we like much the pious spirit which it breathes. Notes of a Trip to the Continent in our next. The lines entitled ...

... be sure that none of us failed to appear. We had a royal night of it. Willie Wilson was in his brightest mood, and spouted poetry, just:for all the world like a fire engine. After the bride had retired, and with her the midst of the women folks, I says ...