...sped I heir way, txrcss it, on every point of the compass. Their corruscalicns were bright, gloainy and incessant, and they fell thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. In one instance,'1 adds the writer, " we distinctly heard the explosion of a meteor lhat shot across...

...six, more than a thousand per minute might have been counted. Their coruscations were bright, gleamy, and incessant, and they fell thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. In one instance we distinctly heard the explosion of a meteor that shot across to the northwest, leaving...

...North American lakes to the southern side of the island of Jamaica. Everywhere within these limits, the first appearance was that of fire-works of the...with myriads of fire-balls resembling sky-rockets. On more attentive inspection, it was seen that the meteors exhibited three distinct varieties ; the...

...six, more than a thousand per minute might have been counted. Their coruscations were bright, gleamy, and incessant, and they fell thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. In one instance we distinctly heard the explosion of a meteor that shot across to the north-west, leaving...

...celestial exhibition than the twinkling of the most tiny star to the broad glare of the noonday sun. Their coruscations were bright, gleaming, and incessant,...thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. The whole heavens seemed in motion, and suggested to some the awful grandeur of the image employed...

...surface. The first appearance was every * See Appendix to Dick's Improvement of Society, p. 338. where that of fire-works of the most imposing grandeur,...with myriads of fire-balls resembling sky-rockets ; but the most brilliant sky-rockets and fire-works of art bear less relation to the splendors of this...

...six, more than a thousand per minute might have been counted. Their coruscations were bright, glenmy, and incessant, and they fell thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. In one instance we distinctly heard the explosion of a meteor that shot across to the northwest, leaving...

...myriads of firehalls, resembling skyrockets. Their corrnscations were bright, gleaming and mcessant, and they fell thick as the flakes in the early snows of December. To the splendonrs of this celestial exhibition, the most brilliant skyrockets and fireworks of art,...

...North American lakes to the southern side of the island of Jamaica. Everywhere within these limits, the first appearance was that of fire-works of the...with myriads of fire-balls resembling sky-rockets. REMARKABLE SHOWERS OF STARS. On more attentive inspection, it was seen that the meteors exhibited three...

...Everywhere within these limits, the first appearance was that of fire-works of the most imposing graudeur, covering the entire vault of heaven with myriads of fire-balls resembling sky-rockets. On more attentive inspection, it was seen that the meteors exhibited three distinct varieties ; the...