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... lovere of rum, that were said to have emptied the vessel in which the remains of Nelson were preses s ; or the eereirs is Of poetry. who ro eerie stt for a phial•tull ot the smirk in which Eynon was beutielit to England. INSCRIPTION FOR A GAMING HOUSE. sus ...
... invariable rule Is, never to meddle with any thing in private life, if, even, it were directed against our implacable enemies. The poetry of Maria, is exceedingly good. She possesses considerable taste, but we trust, she will not be angry with us, if we suggest ...
... jingling epithets linked to limping nothings. Poetry is that mental electricity, whereby the heart holds living converse with the soul of nature, and the living invisible spirit of the material and visible amid. Poetry is every where, and in every thing, in ...
... his throne you've shaken him, Though haply he may yet return again, Or much have we mistaken him. 0 glorious Nine! Alike of poetry and politics The patronising and inspiring number, Sweetly ye broke upon our morning slumber As ever on the car of bard divine— ...
... milt iln-there is young Ja staunch chap-he tau %rite under the signature Tirnethy I wkler. 1 a ill w I it, the puvves ol poetry byAestarchus--let the Foreinan .elect tor the paper. Mr. D-a-ti cats *lite the LEA Oil, the scud in the sportilig inteldgent ...
... POETRY• SONG OF TIM ntEr. 0. v., glib' •' little bark Wei Cannot tied s I and ulllre (lark. Than that vile shore 1 leare. 1 scorn the tyrants galling labia-1 hAte the crout•king slave And the bound:cis ocean disk. As flee as oreall'a ways. Then let me ...
... scriptures without corrigteion.e I found in Munster without (yen) prohibition, Kings, queens, and royal hauls In every species of poetry well skilled — Happiness, comfort, pleasure. I found in Conact, famed for justice, Affluence, milk in full ithundatice, H ...
... be procured by any edurtstut mine. I do. Mr. Fisin— lie you remember having written I cannot u minnow to this: fvpuit poetry upon my oppoorid, ill which you ridiculed the published by the meeting held oil the 11th instant in made Ws, li awl 'rirnd ...
... by the and Waterford Chrosicle. Dotage has manifestly visited our most erudite cotemporary ; for he has the vanity to write poetry, and in such a barbarous style as would adorn the pages of Doddrige and Van Thrump.• Ile would deserve pity if his nonsense ...
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... which are expected in poetry ; their charm lies almost entirely in the reereatcw of being* long since passed away, or the con ceptieu el talkie who might be eupposed to have truce existed. A. some of the material elements of poetry were thus eau, ins, it ...
... Gentleman 1 known in the Literary world—the remaining i ti contain v. 1:: on. Divinity, Ecclesiasti History, Voyages, T. :1., Poetry, and Drama, General History, Classics, Frc.ticti, Italian, Natural History and Botany, Work , : Arehtitecture, Wurks of Amiquity ...