... lie is mistaken. It is a ?? iii ]ns Not at altpursuing tile question o`tb t Ir first linIe. A l,~ j, t' dull to ?? it in p;Oetry, I siral I pil it into 1ptws lr l~i3 bette'r coreception. Hlos art thou fall'o t thins ZI-eat rra sin si hietic i 'lf, s IlanreIs ...

... thle ntr~itoetf paying for the grail,; 'slittgthitit fthe ?? liars a snolth's creilit, or its lest tljereol', a ?? of osse poetrY in -the psussil. Scvsoral land proprietors, cunceivin, these res,,Itols5111 stisrioss to thle Agrc~rlturatl interest, ?? ...

... forward. switt tilir advi e alnd assistatic. LEbDINENSIS, .ENIGMA.- THO' my friends have declar'd T giae law, In 1 province in poetry's clime, You'tl fii iht nyt ttl(ea fla-.v' Il t, search yttu .sill deign atotakc timIN Can it he, tltut I hivc thc comtmanidi' ...

... dewfcheti in prtoessioniit ali)riliest a5d( I irilormed nc, that I must (tot s01r to thir sublimie I Belgnrs 0l IislolY and poetry ; wbich i7 siirwlihat hard upor nit-, sin, e tiis torriddden grotlnd i tis Ietrn thc orject 61i Ilt5 srudy fron 1'y rarilest ...

... the house asst so far from Lucien beiing an agri- cuiturist, lie does not appear to have any ideas on the subject. lie reads poetry in tibe fields ; and generally walks atsoaie distassce fromt is ftlmily. The good shop-keepers of W''orcester save been very ...

... 11l~esc this, Alarshail, and tell Ine if evir you r-ccd rity litidg so bad ; finiding IF have lately, adticited or ytilf to poetry, they b'riti- rite any tirish. ovir Ma- jesty ist IIefxcellenit judge is all imatter., of taste, 1fo I tltttk I never read' ...

... University, havitig deter- minc-l tbat a third gold niedal shotild be asitiatrlly given for the encotiragemient of Enalish poetry, to a residant ii dergtart itate, wtio shrll ctmpirse the hest poitti ir hreroic versi : the Vice l'hanr cl. lor lias given ...

... the bells rang ' the priests assembled in tire churctes, asd raised their hands to Heaven in prayer and praise. Yl s ory and poetry will describu- thie evens of this aiemroorable d y All stow can be btut sketches rif a sot e (if sue jyou, triu nl)l, and ...

... hlis extraord iilary per- forasaiscet, also those of the celebrated ,.i Burton, the ivonderU Ventriloquist Punningr is like Poetry ; it admit ?? noi mnedfcfioty. ?? be worth any thing, it ousut eexcel- I.l.t, The following, perhaps deserves to be Xtordtdh ...

... door, llehiiil a map lefor& Ititui, whiere lie pointedI away out thle Plm1e.s v-here thtey were to utiect at. Sotmt itig. poetry teas menitioned, whlich tits witness was desired Willi to repeat- - - Thle- Every man his skill must try, -they Ile ntist ...

... CLASSICAL ENGLiS-I POETRY, for tile use of Schools and Young Persons in general; cOII- sistirig of the choicest short Pieces to be found i u tire Works of the British Poets; collected by Dr. Mavor and Mr. Pratt. Seventh Edition, 6s. bound. 3. POETRY for-CH-lLDREN ...

... outer lie boldls tse Scotcht hortnet to his brelist, Ce anti looks tiptard, tarit a stesidy attention, in tisegetaisin of' poetry, wolinis lovering above, anti in thur act of efdratinog hier flowing itintlfe so as In tbirot, it over Iiitt litt00 1Cit' ...