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... to hear me quote thger thes, but when you know me more intimately you will find that I ar not insensible to the charms of poetry, especially so the inexhaustible beauties of Shakspeare, that master spirit, who ' Exhausted worlds and then imagined new ...
... next per. and that on Friday next the Rev. W. Shepherd will commence. the t the Institution, a course of eight lectures on Poetry, illus- im. taeaed by references to the works of Greek, Latin, bui princi- tin pally of 'English authors. The name of Mr. ...
... His lectture, .which was Otn tir genr ch-rctrtics of Poetry, will be suir- ceeded by seven otes h uln fwhich we here subjoin : he Lecture U,. whic wlbeeierdthis day, willirelate to Eplc ed poetry. illustrate byrfrne ote works of Homer, Milton, ot and ...
... Phtllips.-bliscetlAnies..-ProvintciaI News.-Coitiet- IT the denees snd imnitations ?? writers provedlina vseety Hi o s-4tges.-Poetry. Songs. &e.o ~di-- fLputilrion; published ?? ?? eand Arneot, Avea to Maria-lanei and- at the Aftists' Deoior. 'ChArlotte-street ...
... exceedingly sorry- to say, Of that owing to an accident, the Rev. Wm. Shepherd was unable an to deliver his third lecture on poetry on Friday last. 'Mr. an Shepherd was thrown front his horse a day or two ago, and is ag not yet sufficiently recovered to ...
... weights in theit possession. dict when Mr. Shepherd delivered his fifth lecture on Friday. The of I slong sabject, didactic poetry, he handled with his usual ability, anli larg ainsi enlivened his details with several quotations, the delivery of. thre y ...
... onerous aod frequently inconvenientt i-duty. out Mr. Shepherd's L ?? 11ev. Mfr.,Shepherd terminated hs course of lectures on poetry, on- Friday lsst. At theconcitu'O Sion of the lectu're, Charle6s Turnier, ?? rose, and in the name zc- of the cotopiny, c ...
... lectures, from which we transcribe the follow- Mei tid ing passage -Mr. Knowles provedl, much to our satisfaction, Corr ess that poetry of the first class invariably owes its power of charm- kne rice ing the reader ta ease and simoplicity ;-that Nature has been ...
... island! Tom Moore rsxrnt thot re write, Tom Campbell ean't write, and Sir Walter had et&ter not soct write. The Genius of Poetry is dead I and if wre were to bold des( an inquest over the body, we should order Mrs. H..ns, coni ; L. E. L., with a few ...
... Corner,' do me the favour of inserting the fbllowing th, d eightlintv, which, tthough they may not deserve the name of' 1t . poetry, are, I hope, in accordance with the rules.of-rhynjiag; nu a and as Mr. Bell's subscription isnow opening in thi greatsteamn ...
... must not look overthe wali -rpover-b. cl TO Zoo EDITORS OF' TEB WIVRPOOI c g GENTLENzIS,-lt is an acknowledged truth, that poetry is to ?? readily committed to memory than prose; and as Si an illustration of the fact, if any be necessary, I shall only ...
... Sur] themselves. ?? mostirresistible bit ofmusical; bra A drollery we over heard. If our' readers would wish to klisw ime ?? poetry is adapted to this music, they are infrimed Jbthatee wai meword ar us,' (we quote fromt memory,)~, Mew! mew !whi e We haebe ...