... connection with the various horticultural societies of the west of Eng- laud. The deaeeasei was a successful exhibitor at a flower show held onl the previoas day at Swindon, a&id set out froem that place on his return to Bath, in coompany sith several friends ...

... colour and great value. The progress ?? of themsu uacture of Entlish porcelain le clearly shown ade n the T i from an old Chelsea sauceboat of the ia iyh~to ap'e magnifient productions of Minton and Cope. ?.s, e7xbhibited In 1851. Glass-making is the next ...

... Place, Liver. pool; and the fourth, of £3., with £1. added, to be divided between John P. Cheesman, 7, Marlborough Square, Chelsea, and Eadie Nimmo, of 395, Parliamentary Road, Glasgow. They mentioned the essay by John Bruce, of Buchanan Street Glasgow ...

... our naval and military circumstances.' He eulogised the ay my and navy, and dwelt at some length upon the volunteer force, showing that in additioi to individuafbravery there mustbediscipline, and that. the want of discipline was the cause of the rapid ...

... and its dim religious light beeane its grand olethistory and asoeciations-ricie and soft, without beingeombre, sufficient to show it all, yet not to give a glare upon its quaint old monuments and glittering heraldry. Up -tlee centre of the Chapel le8a rich ...

... WABRWICESHIRo AGRICULTURAL BOO[HTY. The annual show of cattle, flowers, and implements, In connetion with this old-established Agricultural Society, Commenced yesterday. Two years ago this show was, as our readers will remember, held in Aston.Park; lat ...

... agents are at work. The present Mayor (Mr. E. S. RomIsos) is spoken of as the most likely candidate, bat the Conservatives will show fight. Mar. TltoMAS EDGIMLEY, who has been committed for trial on the charge of perpetrating forgeries on the Leeds Banking ...

... Sussex Prk cloese not sustain its pc~eOticg, mnany satisfactory reasons, could 1)0 adduced to prove that tile fancous fete shows, not signs of decadence at ties coot, The hard groucid, however, wvill doubtless play sad havoc withc the fields, both icc ...

... Mr. J. S. 31ILL, M.P., has forwarded to Mr. Onc)Gns a cheque for £25., towards that gentlernan's expenses in con- testing Chelsea ; and Mr. Mlim, remarks in his letter, I There is no election in which I can take a warmer interest than in yours. MIr. ...

... wisisig side to psi1 early ott the Tuesday niorning for.Mr. Lloyd. If the newndacious were held out of doorS, the show of hands would show clearly which casuvase returit wee correct, tinti it mighte evene be suhfileent to iisdoce! the defeated eandi- dales ...

... the matter. Mr. RUSSELL GURNEY moved the second reading of the Married Women's Property Bill, and cited a number of cases showing the hardship caused by the present law. Mr. JESSEL seconded the motion. Mr. LolsqE moved, as an amendment, that the bill be ...

... the Mlathematical Section, on Bionday, Mr. Glaisher related some experiments which he had made in the CaLptive balloon at Chelsea. Ho stated that at every hundred feet up to a thousand he had been entirely confirmed in his previous observations on the ...