... lie is mistaken. It is a ?? iii ]ns Not at altpursuing tile question o`tb t Ir first linIe. A l,~ j, t' dull to ?? it in p;Oetry, I siral I pil it into 1ptws lr l~i3 bette'r coreception. Hlos art thou fall'o t thins ZI-eat rra sin si hietic i 'lf, s IlanreIs ...

... thle ntr~itoetf paying for the grail,; 'slittgthitit fthe ?? liars a snolth's creilit, or its lest tljereol', a ?? of osse poetrY in -the psussil. Scvsoral land proprietors, cunceivin, these res,,Itols5111 stisrioss to thle Agrc~rlturatl interest, ?? ...

... forward. switt tilir advi e alnd assistatic. LEbDINENSIS, .ENIGMA.- THO' my friends have declar'd T giae law, In 1 province in poetry's clime, You'tl fii iht nyt ttl(ea fla-.v' Il t, search yttu .sill deign atotakc timIN Can it he, tltut I hivc thc comtmanidi' ...

... dewfcheti in prtoessioniit ali)riliest a5d( I irilormed nc, that I must (tot s01r to thir sublimie I Belgnrs 0l IislolY and poetry ; wbich i7 siirwlihat hard upor nit-, sin, e tiis torriddden grotlnd i tis Ietrn thc orject 61i Ilt5 srudy fron 1'y rarilest ...

... the house asst so far from Lucien beiing an agri- cuiturist, lie does not appear to have any ideas on the subject. lie reads poetry in tibe fields ; and generally walks atsoaie distassce fromt is ftlmily. The good shop-keepers of W''orcester save been very ...

... 11l~esc this, Alarshail, and tell Ine if evir you r-ccd rity litidg so bad ; finiding IF have lately, adticited or ytilf to poetry, they b'riti- rite any tirish. ovir Ma- jesty ist IIefxcellenit judge is all imatter., of taste, 1fo I tltttk I never read' ...

... University, havitig deter- minc-l tbat a third gold niedal shotild be asitiatrlly given for the encotiragemient of Enalish poetry, to a residant ii dergtart itate, wtio shrll ctmpirse the hest poitti ir hreroic versi : the Vice l'hanr cl. lor lias given ...

... that noble and poetical eulogium on Chastity, which, .for pritv of thotght and digmissy of expression, has opt a rival is any poetry which we are acquainted wish, ancieit or modern. A very fine passage from Spence's Choice of Hercules, was ahty declaited ...

... laureats in the train of Napoleon and the Ansc l, grand Army, as he calls it, are turning their atten. nigl he tion to postoral poetry; but the Russian scenery tion tb being ill-adapted for compositions of this nature - secr . the touches of tenderness, simplicity ...

... gr~entlemen of this town, who had,.reeeivetl but a few -1 t. boars instruction in Chronology, Statistics, Astronomy, 1 iie., Poetry, Botany, and thle cotolbisrationst of nlumbers. I 'at Thlefacility vvith wliich .the rirnse f the accession and - ud. -death ...

... the bells rang ' the priests assembled in tire churctes, asd raised their hands to Heaven in prayer and praise. Yl s ory and poetry will describu- thie evens of this aiemroorable d y All stow can be btut sketches rif a sot e (if sue jyou, triu nl)l, and ...

... hlis extraord iilary per- forasaiscet, also those of the celebrated ,.i Burton, the ivonderU Ventriloquist Punningr is like Poetry ; it admit ?? noi mnedfcfioty. ?? be worth any thing, it ousut eexcel- I.l.t, The following, perhaps deserves to be Xtordtdh ...