... a s satirical paper published in Quebec, have been commit- ted to prison, for having published in their columns a piece of poetry eulogizing the rebel chiefs and soldiers, describing as martyrs those who have fallen, and calling upon all the Canadians ...

... Spanish languages, which he could read with tolerable fluency. Ile evinced. also, at-a very F early age,- a strong passion for poetry, and was, for many years, a regular contributor to the Diaries and other pe- F riodicals of the time. Amongst the favourite ...

... who give it employment, is a powerful. influence in determining 'the rate of wages. In the time of Milton, eminent -skill in poetry,. or poetical genius, was not generally deemed of import- ance; one genius was therefore more than adequate to- supply all ...

... pealing of an organ, says, that it depicted something-we forget what: for, adds Long-ear, music is painting as well as poetry. Aye, and sculpture, also; especially when the organist grinds the good old tune of Stony-batter. This cant is one of ...

... interesting but ricketty bantling, which lisps West-end tittle-tattle, and tells where lords and ladies dine, and utters prose and poetry, all so nice and agreeable. Could the working classes be prevailed upon to take it in, they would very much oblige the ...

... amid con. vulsions of laughter from all but their unfortunate subject. SPECIMENS OF THE TRUE SUBLIME.-The subjoined piece of poetry is a true copy of the sonnet with which Bishop Heber favoured the editor of a certain ancient magazine when at college ...

... It is said that Mrs. Butter (formerly the lovely Fanny Kemble) has a work forthcoming, but whether it is a novel, travels, poetry, or a plump baby, we have not heard. Linen, which is the staple 'manufacture of Ireland, was first made in England in the ...

... papers was sent from a village in this county to a distance, with merely a single pencil cross, to draw attention to a piece of poetry, and was on Tuesday returned to the sender, with a charge of 4se 8*d of ?? Adsertier,. ...

... by history, have shown themselves not inaccessible to the knowledge of the occasional advantages of forbearance. The prose poetry of Redgauntlet has eternised the memory of the celebrated instance, in 1753, where the representative of a hostile house and ...

... career of pro- gression. This view was illustrated by references to the poetry of Shakspeare, Byron, and Shelley. Poetry had done much; it might do more. The ele- ments of poetry existed in our day in greater abundance than in any previous period of the ...