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... billiathic ?? de la, vie ,hniaine..-Plan. and of dec-to of th ancient castle of Liverpool.-Iinprisonmneit Se or debt.--Anced'otes.-Poetry, &c. - ?? il* i his nu mber of the Kaleidoscope contadins a sup~lessiental, lie sheet. 's ,IPubishhsed by Egerton Smith and ...
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... Visit to a Watering-place -Dr. Walsh's Journcy from Constantinople to England-* Mathematical Department, and Letter-Anecdotes-Poetry -Conundruns-lnterestings Accoiunt .of an Indian *Sutiee- Memoir of Couut D'Istrsa-Natural History of Otteis--- Economie de ...
... its case are beautiful, and last,. though not least, even inl a work where the embelli;ilmeiits ar chiefly looked to, its poetry and its prose are beautif&. To one of the engqavings we might, without any misuse of the term, apply anothier epithet. Marcus ...
... deliver a lecture on MILTON, and no doubt, with his own notions of liberty, lie will di- late witb eloquent pleasure, on the poetry and patriotism of one of its firmest advocates. . - 4,-- ...
... Turk~sh Cominasssler-:is-Chlief-5: tsirul H stosy of Otters-Sc~entific-Not~ces-Var~erStv lif ^eii.otes. -Beauties of Chess-Poetry, &e. &c. Liverpool: publ~shied bsy EcEaruse Sel;rs ;.n1 feto.at tlieirceserallPritiusg-office, Lord-stree', antI Sai 'a \ ...
... Xollekerns had no love of nature-he was never known to seek it or to adinre it; he never read, and did 'not knowv wilhat poetry was; lie hald o0 information to draw subjects fromn: and yet, when lie wanted fornis, forms camne. His muisons would pile ...
... d and the frf c uese of hih ' s. hs. VEaSE NOT PorTnRY .-Wfe don't pretend to any very deep kinoudedge ofwht const.tutes Poetry, hut with all due deference to th1 Rhygning smon who has honoured us with asn epistle, we cannot see mc ch merit in such ...
... established amongst us. Original Tales, EssayS and Sketles, characteristic of Manners and Opinions wvill, wvith occasional Poetry, form . the lighter portion of the worls. Biographical accounts of Men eminent in the world of Letters will be given from ...
... argu-iLenIt. Without entCring- at all into the qoestioll whethier pious verse call be poetry, we should thus prove not only that it can, but that it cain be poetry eminently beautiful and pure, subline and holy. it is gratifying to ohservc thlat almost ...
... cotimlmercimel , mrbhss tmdor agrect, anti our poet atten let. Dumrimg dinimer the rider w :s in his elemmoent. t uikel of poetry ani Peg sus t is fmmmmi-i:cr y :s :f they had )iecn spinnitog-jelinies,; ani, i turning to Biurs, requestel to have a simp ...