... weith Miaiitrs, on a late occasion -We f.re.efs nerality of our readers would blaine ns wtere ve to all t lumn and r half of Poetry, tihilst te are frequendylcbi , to leavre out plain matter ojjfict nlie to their taste. R. T's Ilettei on discoumting Irish ...

... thie house;* and so fuesfrom Locsen heing an agriculturalist, hed doecs not appear tog have any farqcy thiat way. lie readls poetry in' the dafiels *and generally was as at nsume distance f'rom lilt famxily. The shopkeepers of Worcester hah e 'been very ...

... Nornaville. ?? Kafiaayr of the Siypptrs, folio; printed at acilitnacli Hymoi.Florerucel1472, 4to 6al. Mr. A Daroslse of English Poetrie, by W. Webbe, I. 5O 4to ,64!. Mr. Triplhook. Pealiacf e D 4vises 4to- 1580. 5SI. 13s. A Celh rtion of Old Ballads, in 3 vols ...

... Gentlemen, Jul ' - :t Your obliged and faithfli servant, Fe, ?? ' S ;-epEL 2fI- EAD. so &'uM st, Sept. 29., . (9Originasl -t> Poetry Freeom- Inldeupedenee Truth. Tosra-` When Yidenfurged the bolts of Jove! WHsEN BRITATN out of Ocean sprang At Jove's creativenod ...

... festive.'board beneath, wore sonmeilintfg of that colouring in which the halls tt e of anicient feudal hospitality, both in poetry and it l. fancy, appear to us. At length the Protestant visi-s t] e tors entered the hal, tile Stewards, arid Cbairman, c4 ...

... 112 welr filled pods, containinug on en average, five peas pachl; no less i than 6(10 peaso from.t a single seed. Original Poetry. THE TRAINING. - Arnia IiraAnqse. Arms and the men I sing with souls on fire, who won by glory'S call, at once aspire To woo ...

... without observing, that if this monument has given rise to nMPA bsad criticism, it has also.heea the cause of some excellent poetry. You, will at once see that I allude to some I beautiful stanzas vwbich appeared in the Liverpool, General Advertiser, of ...

... short distance from where the accident !- Oceunste; *her Eve unaderstanad fie lies in a danger1I oaslftatv i Oil Original Poetry. l; DtRECTIfNS FORt A TEA VASE, ,, ly it By3ellatc ERASMUS DARWIS, M. D.;fDerby. P SI ?? bfef re Pubrhed.j a I n. - ;e Friend ...

... clAME, NO. 2.7.] t The white moves and gives checkmate on the It T1hI~t) move. Ss' r Iz v -e - - I I AVIX' I I a Original Poetry, Singular verses by Lord Byron, engr2 ci silver mounting of a human skull, goblet, at his late residence, ' lvwte.4 Notti ...

... stanzas were inscribed, which were supported by Cupids, and other fanciful en- c i -bellishments. Among these little pieces of poetry, *the-followig one-has a-appy turn: - b Les vents, les frimats, lea orages, Eteindront ces sEux, pour un tems; t Msis, ainsi ...

... Sly, sordid prudence, al Cold, grov'ling cunning Pert, meddling folly-bas Save me ffom these, swe sdul content. n a her I Poetry. tor3 -- ?? REMENT. lint net. ord mph, whom ev'ry muse I t the mental pow'rs riot rning's rosy houris ly o'er brilliant dews ...

... t tree was much injured, and a bnard from' lY the paling was carried to a considerable distance by the lightning] ORIGINAL POETRY. EPITAPHIUM. Cara, vale, ingenio prmstans, pietate, pudore; Et plusquain nat&e nounine cara, vale ! Cara Maria, vale! at vqniet ...