... intended to seat 800, persons. HAROSO3RNE LITERA^RY INSriruTE.-On Tuesday evening Mfr. J. A. Langford delivered a lecture on the Poetry off Alfred Tennyson, to the members and friends of the above institutlion. T. Blanch, jun., lReq., occupied the chair, and ...

... been aR e eethncle to recetve'themu at tire hands of the noble @d Tr rkscn sisted of handsomuely bound and gilt ?? history, poetry;meclsauics, &re. A nurirberqfctce ouert beautifully printed il o large cardls,-were prendtothrpil aridrusey rice, i sus vayin ...

... n, and detached from the head, her magnificent hair, the remembrance of which is handed down in history -and the national poetry. ...

... lilustrative of. the late Andian soldlirwes received with the warmest applause. Having ?? thatl~is the whole mungs of OldEngllsh poetry there wasn-l'-dese lie ofh ?? hut merely vague and-shadowy refeence totilufpport of whsich argument he quoted selectiona from ...

... selection of a sylvan scene or rural elysium for the purpose of comparison, his letter would have been prefaced with less poetry but more ?? for the length of my remarks, I am, Sir, yours respectfully, February 23, 1858. LANIUS. THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ...

... professors of painting and architec- ture-the one a scientific student, and the ether one who felt and could appreciate the poetry of art. The profes- sional man was too much taken up with the mere work, too often devoted to muere details, and the theorist ...

... his puerile attempt at the sublime to ridicule the movement, his letter would, perhaps, have been chatacterised by less poetry and more truth. Apologising for thus troubling you, I remain, Sir, yours respectfully, Fcbruary27th, 1858. FAIRPLAY. P.S ...

... some strain, Mr. Airston observed tlrat wisile the powver of poetical creiti~ion. was a rare gift, ties appre- ciation of poetry was an art whics might be cultivated. He iteen proceeded to recite the sheipwreck scene in Don Juan, Shanke- peace's Seven ...

... course the vowel I, in both cases, has the sound of E,. Our correspondent H. C. neglects sadly one of the first essentials of poetry, musical rhythm. The third and fourth lines of the following verse are frightfully rugged:- Perce and good will on earth ...

... to he removed-not to be touched. The old building will otver be, by tlhis conmuittee, launohird cmi the road to,, ?? mock poetry, what trashy bathos, the vapid scribe does indulge in d at the meeting The bushiness notified was freely discussed attm etn ...

... not in the body, is be not daily talkisng to us is the spirit of his mighty pages-in- atiling into our hearts and minds his poetry, Isis philosophy, Isis wondrous wisdom, and his mirth ? Is not hiselanguage as pleasant to our ears and as easy to comprehend ...

... and too many more important questions connected with this auspicious event have prevented the thought to give to this the poetry of Brummagemn historic life- a local habi- tation and a name -by renaming the best of our business streets Victoria Street ...