... this part of thA kingd4m.- A short period- before his death, he published his principal t:orkH A Chrouiolog cal Serics ofthe Poetry ot'Scotdand, from the earliest authentid periods down to the Union ofthe Crowns; with a volume containing a General Glossarv ...

... SOor:oD, ernriched . with a commentary and anuotatious. Tae year fchlovninT I he published the Rehiques of Ancient English Poetry- Ia work which constitutes an era i- the history of Fnglish literaturt in the eighteenth certary. The same year 1:e publishaed ...

... Work has always at- rracted mrnch attention, and is a standard hook. Mr- C,;amnpl)ell also vwroie an ' Inrsduction to the Poetry of Scoteaud, in '2 vol . and a Poem entitled ' Gramnpians Desolate. He is a man o- rrwch literary talent, and as an artist ...

... scientifically modulated. She had a most excellent ear, and a brilliant execution. Her chief delight, however, was in the l poetry, atnd finsat writers, of our language. ?? Her Royal Highness had very litle of the vanity whih h is e said to be peculiar ...

... instructive tinder Circumnstainces thle mnost deli- cate iiliil itiollientouls. Ii is style of' speaking hod ii ene of Itie Poetry et' eloquoence ahout it, aiid teas comnionly more aremnark-able for caiiv. iind fluency than for force and origi- -nality ...

... tl:e Lady of D. K. SAS1EYOllD, Esq. of.a SOI. a r r arit g eg. On the 11th Curt, the Rev. l-f. -1. MI.LMAN, Pro- fesser if' Poetry i,, tbe IUniversits of Oxford, and Vi- car of St. Mary's, Reading, to Miity ANS, youngest daughter of Lieut.-Gecneral COcl;lII ...

... EA IIe,tgsr POEM COr LOstD BYit oso's -An atrticlo F great curioseity sodi iterest, beitig this first knowen attemlpt at poetry by Lord Bytio-e, will, we undterstandl, be Submiitted to the public in the vohusimeof that favourite Annuall, 1Foito'iTr Air ...

... that lee has been successful in diffus- fort be- ing threceehout tie soubordinate details, wieat is technically termed the poetry fail eis- of paienting. mifi the Mr Forties of Cahianaer has presented the Rev, David Welsh to the church I nos sod tearish ...

... ui strange worldi, We unitderstorsd from the interpreter that his lrniguiage seas beirutifol, asrd partook of ttrirt realt poetry whicts gi ees to the sin cere grief osf an unisophisticstmedi bmiisis tI tose of surblnimty. Oi T esdssy iftersioo, at four ...

... of Gertrude of Wyoming, which he himself preferred to the Pleasures of Hope, and in which verdict the best judges of poetry agree; Theodorie, various songs and ballads, and more lately The Pilgrim of Glencce. HisTheodorichasfound but few admirers; ...

... ofthe tourist except the dull, blackened, drooping, blighted fields of potatoes, in which most certainly there is neithie- poetry nor pleasiire. lB345Fr,-24th Aug.-We are now in the fall hurry of harvest, and most of the grain in the district is ready ...

... God to call him e to th world of spirits, I mikht, did'time permit; dilate on the sub limnit7 and- beauty of his' Gaelic -poetry, varing from e melting lyric to the lofty strains fo. heroic verse, as when h describes the mighty conceptionsof Hoiner1i ...