... Shute, Freswell, James t, John Elphick, George Smith, John Peglar, Richard IVright, Robert Turner, John Whitworth,. ~nd John Keats were summoned at Fleetwood Petty Sessions, on Tuesday, Tor smoking on tho dock premises. Each oas lined 205., with the exception ...

... winter stores, and acorns, hazel nuts and chestnuts bestrew the countryside. 1 will finish with this Ode to Autumn,' by John Keats. Season of mists and mellow fruitfuln.ess. Close bosom friend of the maturing sun Conspiring with him how to load And bless ...

... ralibits are about, and when all the leaves are falling from the trees in hues of red orange, golden brown and bronae. • John Keats, in his poem called Autumn, says that this season is a Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. This is a good description ...

... of hot: = m ate astm pres. w e E • b. or TAL . •• ea the of hie eni Mae who ehipwreedied la NO; of Shelley's lines an hie John Keats. in hion4, peso, he said. one of the Priest =„01 th e English Inninisre: and of s *whiner work. o , mmemorating It. «ft ...

... We give the following as &specimen scenes at th« London police-conrti. I St the Mansion House, and Is a lair sp London : John Keating, an Irish shoe whose features was obscured by half by dirt, was charged with ass by stabbing her in tie face with a The ...

... District Coursed on Poulton being created • I an urban authority. There not n hewer hell than the failure in a great objeet.—John Keats. ...

... hisos.•inal of Percy Destporough, while S smart exponent of the part of Eric Ksets hsa found in Herbert Bolingbroke. Mr. John Keating a iluitinet es Protestor Carinci, and Mr. U. Edward Hall Makes the most of Naylor, • agent IPOINDOei among the ladle* is ...