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... POETRY. HINGING OUT THE OLD TEAR AND RINGING IN THE NEW. I heard the old year ringing out Its farewell peal of bells ; Rich harmonies, what pensive tones Such sacred tells. Oh ! solemn thought,—another phase Of life's fair star is past, Its orbit is another ...
... WEEKLY TIMES JULY 15 1857 POETRY ihe ON DICKENS' LITTLE JO IN HOUSE ' Htter darknc Jo - heart On step lew hard hi lay All thing 111 kon ' Mysterious meet untrained : pa a all hi fraiUe people pa by An think fire of 1Mb Still burn within tn-ain epark ...
... ' THE TIMES WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30 1857 POETRY THE INDIAN EDITH ACROSTIC Ifin in - Flaying many twine mora prettily these arhng Edith change the fleeting hours - Thy bright - Winter flowen nfant Edith Oftime warmly And in dream T to earth to nearer Bringa ...
... THE WEEKLY TIMES WEDNESDAY JUNE 24 1857 POETRY - '- ON THE DEATH DOUGLAS JERBOLD urUAt Ujrhtnlng plays cloud oar gloomy j ' manfaf erowd at times loftiest and tt reeling dUwn aa lance Win all truth elear aim ag or - mora silvered wit o'er be of hblowlv ...
... V ' POETRY observing child Heritage sleep ing on the bosom ox governess to whom Juki during thunder If thou little Heritage trurcl through lifoT pilgrimage Do this learn tbyMiU eliild Uiat'H Htntjred liright world only A to return to gentle Thou soon ...
... POETRY. KIND WORDS. Kind words are with pow'r, Have seraph wing* Beyond the precincts of hour, Go with when we die. offspring of a love e in human breast; Attuned to angel tones above, For ever—ever blest. XintTWords—sweet influences that fling, Like ...
... OOYBNTRT TIMES WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6 1865 NOTICES OF BOOKS namber character by Editor Tto Robert Gosstitation oontinaation poetry on qrhfch will abundantly both price perusal & Wright Paternoeter-row)— Our lady frienda will interest profit December this ...
... THE WEEKLY TIMES WEDNESDAY 9 1857 POETRY ' ' Timf) O bright and from our the butterfly's Ught suul'i make woodbine the round eottaga and o'er portals - of field ercnlng's us' Bummer or O freshness grateful dar'snew birth brilliant iky the noon wua shall ...
... poetry. THE NEW-MOWN HAY. Talk nut to ine southern bowers, odours toothed from tropic flowers, spice tree* after ; But those sweets) that freely flow When .Tune's fond *»lr low Grass, heaped along the plain. morning stood the verdant spears, All wet with ...
... WEEKLY TIMES JULY 29 1857 POETRY LIFE DKEAMIXG! Ihfi upend Ufa in drcMnln nnd bright liiuc in onward vtreu And iu Thi bear but reflections bright day-dreams of ' - These bubble-like In spend the hours In bound glory out on rough mm 'Whose us eagerly And ...
... HUBS WEDNESDAY 21 1857 i' 'V ' POETRY FAREWELIj I skinn'd Battle's carnage wild : tbe ' Wbo'i blood cries of ' ' 1 rings ihoreto shore : : ''to mora' do think -- fills 'f f'- ' all ' Good ' I fight -' if bo— ' ' I : '-'i 'j Tlxfa'wnet luui no ...
... POETRY. A WINTER GARLAND. We'll weave a winter garland for winter has its flowers, Tho' storms are prevalent without, and desolate our bow'rs, There are flow'rs of love and friendship that winter's icy chill Can no more penetrate than sin against man's ...