... numbers, from the | funds of the Association. It contained, and probably the series is continned, many very beautiful stanzas of poetry, written to cffect a political purpose. They were wenerally founded on some fragment of Irish history, real or fictitions ...

... by post, Gd., of TllE FREE (?lllil'l(‘rlo MAGAZINE, Coxtesrs,—l. The Atonement Controversy. 1L The Conjugal Relati n. 111 Poetry. IV. Specimens of Modern British Writers —Macaulay. V. Serip ture Argument for Episcopacy. VI. Mrs. Grant of Laggan. VIL The ...

... poems of * Gertrude of Wyoming which he himself preferred to the * Pleasures of Hope,” and in which verdict the best judges of poetry agree : * Theodoric, vanons songs and ballads, and more lately * The Pilgrim of Glencor The universal voice of eriticism has ...

... ‘Kxionr’s WeekLy Vorume.” No. 1 belongs to the class of History Axp Broorapny; Nos. 2,4, and 7, to GeNerAL Literarvre, including Poetry and Fiction g Nos. 3 and 6 to Geoararny, including Voyages and Travels; No. 5 to Arrs AND MANUFACTURES ; No. B to PusrLic ...

... the question.) Instead of this, however, he bo.fixu twitting his opponents with fagging their ‘poetical imagination.” The poetry, Sir, was all on his -h]e: the friends of justice never rose, and never sought to rise, above facts. ~Mr. B. must have been ...

... sparkling, to the thin and fiatulent—may ail be had at a mere *shade of profit.’ * Feasts of reason,” with entre.mets of prose and poetry, may now be contracted for at prices that would gladden the hearts of—though they might astound—our abstemious ancestors. ...

... THE BURNS’ FESTIVAL. This was a great mecting—a monstre meeting—in honor of poetry, and Robert Burns. In some papers we observe an exception taken to the morality of the feast. Years since, we had occasion to notice the tendency of Buarns’ writings; and ...

... the knowe hesitating—ran towards us - O whanr is my mither ? foo is nae she here : Speak, father ! speak, Willie '™ Poetry, indeed! Poetry, I fear, has little to do with moments Like these, Oh,no! When the bewilder. ing gush has passed away, and a kind ...

... assistance they are to obtain. lln the observations Ly Mr. Lewis on * America and Emigration,’ and those by Mr. Gilfillan on ‘Poetry, Painting, and Music,” we may expect to receive much valuable information.—We understand that very considerable additions ...

... properties of matter ;” 2nd on Wednesday last, the Rev. Mr. Gilfillan of Dun. dee lectured upon the * the relation of religion to poetry’ —=a subject which he handled inv a manner which none | but those deeply versed in, and inspired by, the muses | could possibly ...

... dumb person being asked, * What is forgiveness I took a pencil, and wrote a reply, containing a volume of the most exquisite poetry, as well as deep truth, in these few words, ‘lt is odour which flowers yield when trampled upon.’ A Proper Leader of Psalinody ...

... Members of various Evangelical Denominations. CONTENTS. 1. True and False Peace. By Rev. James Bucuaway, D.D., Edinburgh. 11. Poetry.—* Union of Christians.” 111 Biographical Sketch—The Rev. John Williams. Part I.—The Convert. IV. No Salvation out of Christ ...