... plain. Its branches, knotty and gnarled by time, Waved to and fro in the idle breeze, When the spring days wove a blushing_crown Of blossoms bright for the apple-trees. Its shadow fell o'er the crystal stream That all the long, bright summer days, Like ...

... on the application of tbe crown that has been returned to this court. They bave been amended on tbe applica- tion of prisoners, but not on behalf of the crown. Mr. Justice Mellor — Surely you do oot mean to say that tbe crown is precluded from ma iog an ...

... father', death, au.l in he k.a. her “'o-k for-ard with comfotl to happier day,, Im«yal,oh..pe,»nd at» p- nodieMdutact than flatt. i with More, once more return of .. yVomly, tl. -re toeujoy felicity which wloer.n absecce must teed >n.prorc. Dr. Cia.k ) ...

... Indin Fie per Cent Sok was lin. H~z-i cheqner. Bill were quoted par to 6 prm.ow. Foreign stocks in some eases were tather flatte. 4 O . {lonfaderateLonideeinead I to ljpercet. ;Itli ?? ?? ?? abol, and Turkish Consoliod, a Grec. Mexican ofi uand Spoigh ...

... Northern-Coasts. Monday. 'CONSPIRACY. —On Thuraday, Mrs. tbs ehc.v*. ami N.w. fresh or I S.W. to N.W. and back, fresb, •!• oQ the Flatts, Dewsbury, a PP l ndmsJe strong, squally, with showers | squally, rain in ace i g ftistrateB> the Borougli Court ■e.-ss='isS“ ...

... bodies of men. Apprehension of a Policeman on a Charge of Conspiracy. On Thursday Mrs. Hinchliffe, a widow, residing on the Flatts, Dewsbury, appeared before the sitting magistrates, at the Borough Court in that town, and made an application for the ap ...

... connoinne force, an'd an Uonnaistakatle discrimination in tine Applause ,,nic5 to Alile do Murlca throughout the opera, sand the flatt ering occono fahicin sine Ia elb rid was as fsir'ly earned as in wa-s firoin acecorded. Her organ is a veritatle soprano of ...

... Saturday, Grand Opera Concert and Promenade. Tickets beforehand, HaH-a-Crown. Must be applied for at once. By payment on the day. Five Shillings. Guinea Season Tickets free. NoTE. — Half-Crown Admission Tickets and Single Stalls now ready. Fiom the specially ...

... When Fancy traces by her wond'rous art The scenes that speak in pow'r to head lnid heart In silv'ry tones Hope tells her flatt'ring tale, Atid wisp'ring Fear thie blooming cheek turtis pale And, dark or bright, each fate at last appears, Seets by prophetic ...

... this Association, and of the friends of the Conservative cause throvghout the borough and its vicinity, with be held at tho CROWN and SCEPTRE HOTEL, Greenwich, on TUESDAY, the 14th November instant. ?? ?? Tho Chair will be taken by Sir THOMAS MARYON WILSON ...