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AN ASTRONOMICAL PREDICTION.--The _Urdu Akhbar_ says that Maulvi Mohammed Salimuz-yaman, the famous astronomer of Rampur, whose deductions have generally turned out right, has foretold that in the coming year (1872) a blaze of light resembling a shooting star, the like of which no mortal has yet seen, will be visible in the sky. 'It will dazzle the eyes of the people of particular places with lustre, and, after remaining for a _ghari_ (_i.e._, 24 minutes), will vanish. The direction in which it will make its appearance will be the North Pole, and accordingly the people of northern countries will see it distinctly. Probably the natives of China and Persia will likewise have a sight of it. The effect of this meteor will be that the extent of the globe over which its light will fall will be visited by famine during the year, and a large number of the people inhabiting it will be destroyed, while vegetation will be also scanty.'
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The same
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romancer likewise informs us that the redoubtable Arthur himself, after he had embarked at Southampton, on his expedition against Rome, about midnight, during a brisk gale, in a dream,
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This, of course, was interpreted to augur Arthur's victory over the Emperor. Singularly enough, as has been before observed, we find, in authentic history, that the
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Golden Dragon was the standard of the _Saxon_ kings of Wessex. When Cuthred defeated
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Ethelbald the Proud, King of Mercia, at Beorgforda (Burford, in Oxfordshire), in 752,
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was borne by his general, Ethelhun, termed
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that the dragon contains the greatest
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and that