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... end of a poker sooner than not get possession of it. • I don't know how it is, remarked a person who was fond of writing poetry for the journals, but whose productions were always declined with thanks— I have written a great deal, but as yet my pieces ...
... Poetry. ON THE DEATH OF LLEWILLLYN WILLIAMS, THE - ORF.AT WELSH HARPIST. Cambria mounts. another harp hangs mute, unstr OS, ui•tuneth it mournful silence keeps; The halo of its fame around Is still, And Cambria o'er those silent hamstrings weeps. No more ...
... &a. A public awning will be held traarterly in connection it. 'rhea addvemes wall b ‘ivels, emit eever..l prises is pm* and poetry will be competed for. Si U AT 'llls Brat Woßre.—A very dims. trots b re akage recently occurred, at the New Steel Works, to ...
... merely manikin they comprise the names of • group of noblemen gentlemen of the highest dntinotion in poli a t i re, ocui lr poetry, and literature. With these names were those of fellow-workers with Mark Lemon. The document was proenpft and courteotaily ...
... Doctor, a man not easily propitiated, was pleased with his deferential manner towards him, and liked Its talk about Persian poetry. But there is little evidence in the mountainous piles of the public and private correspondence of Hastings that he had any ...
... twelve years. They had been fellow students. He regarded him with much affection and honour. He read appropriate lines of poetry in Welsh, in which he warmly expressed his feelings in praise of Mr. Wright. Mr. JAMES 311i , Ri:AN and Mr. ISAAC PRICE expressed ...
... popular American urnylsle bas been destroyed by fire. N itw Por.u.—Messrs. Strahan and Co. will awe, rutilila a volume of poetry by Mr. Tenpin, oar raining the concluding portion of the Alibi :egend. STATISTICAL CONGIIESB.—Mere than US shiliklase from ...
... said, There is the portrait of the author.' pointing to the portrait of Byron by Phillips. lie read yet more of Byron's poetry to her. Lady Lovelace was mute with astonishment as new revelations burst upon her. Do you think this is affectation, she ...
... cheering ; and the Mast being d run k w i t h : resolved upon trying his wheel plough on a few ridgesof musical honoure), I poetry** (loud cheerel. He then delivered the subjoined tines, which were read with immense cheering. The CHAIRMAN returned thanks ...
... call light, light -though chicly e same stages. At the first outset, its professors it be but a single ray. hi heathen poetry and sculpstyled emselves Sophists --the possessors of wisdom • but Lure, we see wonderful conceptions of the beautiful ;and ...
... window of a shop in an obscure pi.rt of New York is this announcement:— Goode removed, moorages taken, carpets beaten, and poetry composed on any subject. Somebody mentioned the other day eornethingaboat jokes that are ten years old, whereat a party acmes ...
... THE MAID OF STOW. A CHRISTMAS STORY. e e r Next meek will be published a thrilnag ineident, iu poetry, under the above Ole, from the 1)04 of a toe d author. It arrived too late to be incorporated in our present Christmas pane. CATHOLIC COLLEGE, DOWNSIDE ...