... ierior to the rest of his compositions; but it has some parts of great beauty. The duet, Oh, lovely t Peace, with plenty crowned, is written in the pastoral style; it' l abounds ic simplicity; and the repetition of the word lovely t shows bow deeply ...

... intestate in the nei parish of St. Pancras a few days ago, leaving pro- the )dy of, perty worth 21200 or £1400 to go to the Crown. tier in the The Earl of Fife is about to present the Rev, by: ?? Jamieson, of Grange, to the second charge of the' n Ws te ...

... Of whose active wneeu'sitli ty Owlt people it is a.- whii slat1, poestl'le Ilean be igntotant. uttt gentl'm'n, 1 dict not flatt, r ior i , miyself with the hopti that I should lnews received a welcomise So) Ii trio, cordial as that which connreted tode ...

... Saxton, who had been remanded from Wednesday last, with se5 robbing John Norefs of a purse containing one sovereign, be; half-a-crown, and sixpenceon Monday evening week, in an A entry near the Old Cross. It appeared from the evidence of Set Mr. Norris, that ...

... provtona'y~ea, being an Increase this yearw of 111,780 HunlPhre ,1 o'515 lie, W'rIgt GLASGOW CORN MA MiWf'ETV TVlge, lie Trade 1-flat':t weith no change in the, price of arry article. Kerckhut r. Jackson, nrFRANCE1. SAra-N a. rju, ?? t tlt' tleoas o Perry, ...

... and of thy People too l peep on thee, them, theirs, long rest that gem of ours, Hala That regal crown, with glories ever nee, Which shall outlast all crowns the world shall see, DIPO BECAUSE it is the heirloom of the FREE. Liverpool, Opt. 2, 1851. JOHU ...

... Davidson, Y provision dealer, and tendered a base half crown, iu payment . for a half ounce of tobacco, Out it being detected, a police- offiaer was sent for, and the mats then ran away, leaving the e halF crown. On the same eveniltig the prisoner paid a base ...

... the left, and it is Sasic the w ta Scois Fusitier Guarda wvere the first to enter. The Se- al by cond and Light Division crowned the heights. The ox caill French turned the guns on the hill against the flying til yeas masses, which the cavalry in yalta ...

... was in some respects very- stats nrd- siia ?? of individuai members pi aph eit societies, temtibe contributing ftom half a crown to thoyr £100. and the societie fro 0s. to £~10. The amount which ftix lahad been contributed for thle supjiort of the leagu ...

... 'I France and Spain. Immediately,-in front ofitbe high altar, whi aand nuder lbs orchestra, thle imoperial arms, with the crown ing r.surmounting them, were displayed, in relief, and along the ' son: -isies, to the extremity of the choir, malay rows of ...

... thle proeeuitoi' stited Iad a nlick in'it, anid thle poiiee found thle priisoeiri lied paid a simltrare hallf-crown ut a 'vaults. Thle half-crown, being- pro- Ii diucedl, timl prosecutor swvore to ?? party to whomu Ithie bi kialf-ervivii lied bceii paid ...

... sessions, on Wednesday, when lie by giN r.- gave the name of George Hughes, and said he was 15 years Votes In- of age. Mr. D. J. Flattely, supervisor of excise, appeared chairo ital, for tine prosecution. Tile prisoner admitted the facts as was stated, and be ...