... Opirnion of Wirdsewnrth._I have spoken in many places rather too bitterly and confidently of the ) faults of Mr. AWordsworth's poetry ; and forgetting that, 3 even on my own view of them, they as'ere but faults of Etaste, or venial seif-partiality, have sometimes ...

... for ruininL- the coats Of MV Stomach -wish your infernal fricassees. Be- sit's, sitipposniog I were a1 g.reat poet, what has poetry got S: o w'0lithi pigr and cherry sauce ? Our grea-t Schiler ailored tins ilish.' ' Onr tastes sufFer, then. I hasre no o ...

... members of that laudable institution. The library contains upwards of 500 volumes, comprehending books on divinity, history, poetry, novels, &c. On Sabbath last the new Free Church at Innerkip was opened for divine worship. The services were conducted in ...

... from the workis of tie '3othi. In the front three femnalle figures represent the tiatnra~l sciences and dramatic and lyric poetry. Onl the- nt~.l(posite side is seenl, at thle eight Gmcts of I Behichingen- Eginmont, Tasso, and a faiwn. On thle left the ...

... matle them rich with iraeges ofgran- t-ue ?? anod beauty, scatttering, as it proceeded on its stately i- isal, t30wers of poetry and of thought, till the attention to fited am il the luxuriance of its wealth. And now, 0 as the speaker's voice thriilled ...

... about six feet in height, whereon is carved St. - Cuthbert's Cross, hetneath which is an appropriate inscrip- I tion, with poetry by Wordsworth. Nivt'e cand ai Nav 7Trip.-On Thursdas omorningmg o last the Hon. Captain Sbeffintgton, aecompanied by a ycunger ...

... itoroon is ear-veil S. Cuithbert's Cros~s, beneath wisich is lits felloa tag expressive inscrip- tiomi, emhodvin's the exqisiste poetry of Worisa-oreb Its Tiemory of Grace Hocusl Darling, a native of Bin-_ lsttrghl, and anl inhabitant of these islands, wito ...

... hl ide, -i- ith ithe in sctrption . ' A ietzfrieI re-cc t!nut tssmii-t 'I-ii -M, l Ic ar-dhal Bnr-iiCotiy erti-ii-Q-nctaI.' Poetry, Potitwgn~, cecil JMusir-cAianr rears agto, Wilkie, alnitsiciati, at-id imyeif, lcacs-cl tile eveniin- togerii-:r ill iiv ...

... or tine chisel, his yet De breathing conceptions. Language and thought itself have T been moulded by the influence of his poetrY. images of wrath are still talken from Achilles, of pride from Aga- sneenmon, of astuteness from Ylvsses, of patriotism from ...

... enioetl ?? Ei Likp arelqmndnte oi ?? crharacter haeathusrfirly bosalane, lietnt-h wtsectadiooml'vrttces iothithe anovl ptnd thre poetry of~~, our s' illr stios cnitretitrvin in. Teleto for thand puroprtos ofptedl ti -nmTiunS-ottar 3fnowsenwthout iteforprupionipatles ...

... Mechanics' Institution. Mr. WV. S. Daniel of this town has c us ecommenced a course of lectures on the history of English Poetry, 'vs [lie proceeds to be applied in aid of the litirary fund'of the 1usd-_ 8 lie tutiun The introductory lecture was delivered ...

... the second Desdemona. We Iimagine that one winter in the rude houses of the Ojib- i heways will take off something of the poetry of savage ali fe. a President Tyler.-It is said that the President of the d United States and his lady will visit this country ...