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... field-day at Lew Trenchard, yesterday, when there waa rifle shooting for a silver cup. and other prizes. The Lew Trencdard flower show also came off. We shall give a fall report of the proceedings to-morrow. Fatal Accident near St. Austell. On Monday a blacksmith ...
... themselves to bring in Reform Bill; but it is also true that they have redeemed their pledge. It is not their fault if the nation showed itself utterly apathetic on the subject, or if the indifference of those who were being legislated for extended itself to ...
... Inrw Show of NEW AUTUMN GOODS. Particular attention the Windows every Evening this week. The Bonnet show STREET. PLYMOUTH. SPOONER and CO.'S grand FLOWER SHOW, t9 T BEmSRp'sTREF.T. PLYMOUTH. _ _ SPOONER and CO. arc now making their first I mre ...
... is till standing ruins surround it It in mind however buildings comparatively century Air Jewitt whose name be to article Chelsea China” which is full curious information the Science Art having water art subject now takes table and valleys Decorated London” ...
... Sale of this valuable rk Salary or commission be agreed cn— Apply to 14 Morley-street SERVANT Married Without ehillren To of flower Ac and himself useful He live at lodge wife would to attend the door Ac— Apply stating to Mrs Forster Wilderness Dartmouth ...
... POUL’ HOW The Poultry Show near the Royal Agricultural Sociecy's ia the Saltach-road, fared better at the ‘nands of the public than the previousday, the reduction of the price of admission to the more moderate tariff of one shilling being favourable to ...
... Pomeranian or A CLERGYMAN. —QOn Sunday morning, M‘Dermo! tt, the lain at West- while the Rev. Mr. ‘was preac: hing at St. Chi Chelsea, he su ly pau |, Sar “I feel faint ” and sat down. led the vestry gave him some water, ical advice, to St. George’ hence be ...
... china. Miss Ley shows numerous pieces of Oriental ware, somo very old, and not a few extinct makes, including dragon bowl, fine old vase, and several articles mode in India for members of the family many years ago; and some excellent Chelsea plates. Miss ...
... Witness was her son by her first husband. He last saw her olive on Sunday, the 30th of October, at her house in Ellis-street, Chelsea, where she carried on business as tobacconist. She had three lodgers in the house, and one of them waa Mr. James Kudge, man ...
... and warernoin*. together with several thousand fc*ei run good seasoned Uetrding; several counters and large show tables, glazed mahogany show raw*, stands for various kinds of slock, desk, umbrella stand. ste|«*. great variety of gas-Hltingti and pipe ...
... better chance among the flunkies of that city than “Sir,” and have brought forward Lord Grey de Wilton, brother-in-law of Lord Chelsea, Lord Grey de Wilton represented the not im- maculate borough of Weymouth from 1859 to 1865, but in ‘the latter year, on offering ...
... refuse to take any part in the approaching general election. ‘The Bath election will probably take place before the great flower show. The temperance party are threaten- ing tohold aloof altogether, and, unless Captain Hayter is prepared to promise a great ...