... al show for the year was held last week. It in is a question for the ingenious to decide Ca whether the brilliancy of this file owes Ea] most to nature or to art. The flowers, which an are always admitted to be unsurpassed at any gra of the shows held ...

... ndivisa. In the other houses were f 6pe-iyne of Dicksonia antartica, Alsophila Ox(e-'sa, Eucharis, s- Spring flowering. Achimes are here flowered mag. re niiceatly, quite equal to the fine plants we used to m- see at the London exebitioe,, bat now neglected ...

... these, sixty- three paid forfeit, which leaves eighty seven run- ners, against f orty-eight last year-a number suffi. cient to show good sport. The Brownlow Cap, rej presented by Lord Lurgan, has its full complement wi of thirty-two, and the entries for it ...

... it was a great pity that several persons, whose names were given, were not called to give evidence at the trial in order to show clearly the share which Thomas WYain~wright had in the crnme. It may be added that the arrange- ments for an execution are ...

... OLD YLAIDS. 3. A LECIUER on G Oid Maids, delivered b:y Mlres. Win. Grey, of tha higher edation of women inotorie ft the Chelsea Literary and Scientific r. IntitutiteI- !I brp -y the T~mea. Commencing d~ Itby .tred that an honourable by defintlions ...

... at Hanwell, near i r Banbury, on Tuesday, The village put on its best appearance, and feitocus of evergreens and arches of flowers spanned the streets. TsE KING'0F BAvisiA.-Letters from Bavaria announee thbt the King intends next year to travel in India ...

... meann of furnishing flowers of interest and beauty all the year round. And they fill a niehe of time so admirably that probably they would be voted equal to roses, llaes, deutzia, spirea s(Asilbe), or any other indispensable flower. Our plants are mostly ...

... He spoke thus to show that if Sir J. Ferguson pledged him- self in favour of Home Rulers, the Irish electors must vote for him. As to the Liberal candidates, the best thing they could do was to say to the Irish electors-we will show you our liberality ...

... ly fine. To the threatening aspect of the weather must'in some nieasure be attrlbuted the attendance on the course, which showed a very remarkable lalling off. Punohestown has ever been famous for the masses of pedestrians who throng all the points of ...

... 45 i. All-aged Stakes ?? ?? ?? 4 15 Selling Stakes-A. F. did not fill. ENTRIExS. 1 Houghton Plate-Palm Flower, Polly Perkins, Win- 2 chelsea, Sugarloaf, Incense, Sir Garnet, Nanny, Thormanby colt, Nitocris. Selling Stakes-British Beauty, Peterboro' ...

... growing anld unchecked evils of drunlkennosgs fTHE WORKING MEN OF CHELSEA AND THE NEWCASTLE STRIKE, e ESFFWHI AL TELEGRAE! . 1 ,LAST night, a large meetlng of working men was held at Chelsea for the purpose of devising means to assist the men on strike at ...

... political prisoners, would have tolerated any of the ?? sentiments which all but cost Sir Charles his seat. The member for Chelsea had a difficult task to perform, for he was asked to deliver a political speech suited to a non-political occasion. We ...