... foreign booking office clerk, or even very much of the Customs' officer. A pamphlet just issued by this well-known agency shows how pleasantly one imay spend an Easter holiday, long or short. It it is very short you can go to Calais or l oulogne; a little ...

... representod with an ' E ddy- .tone L~ghthonso rand real search- light. Messrs. Blrigay promise a wealth of flowers, the brmton theatre will show the Naval Brigade in Action, and Messrs. tihand and Mason provide a nre oreginc. Tne procession will form ...

... round them with guns. g , _ _ ?? _ ._ _ ._ _ __ . k ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCETY. d ?? it SHOW AT WESTMINSTER. 9 The Royal Horticultural Society's Fruit and y Flower Show, held yesterday at the headquarters a of the Londoa Scottish Rifle Vounteers at West- ...

... Attacb6. e I 0TIU =A OCE.r' HW A show of fruit and flowvers was held vesterti-sv, et at the Drill Hall, Buokingham-gate, Westmigater, e by the Royal Horticultural Society, when a good I I nu-mber of exhibits were on show, although the O growers complalineid ...

... Anricisoi~s shbould be niolehed around willh malnure, ced raceive ?? waterines when their spites for blooms are formuing. If small flower besds exist amlongst a fair rumber of large ones they are boat cot out betimes, Cra~rnv ?? should be attended to ass early ...

... eleutrneiity order and. to borrow 73.5001. to enable the works2 to be comn. manned. fter a lapse of several years Rich. 'nond Dog show was resuscitated on Tues- day. Over 500aanimals were exbibited. A large mushroom. 33J inehes in. eir- cuneference and weighing ...

... Hotel Cecil, 7.45. Colonials at the Natural History Museum, 9. Indian Church Aid Association, Chaurch House, 4.30. Richmond Flower Show, Old Deer Park, 1. Sunday School Choir at the Crystal Palace, 1. Tallermant Instiltotes (annual), Langham Hotel, 3. LWest ...

... majorities at the last election are shown:- LONDON. BATTERSEA,-R. Garton (C). *John Burns (R). 1895: Radical majority, 253. CHELSEA.-C A. Wlhitmore (C). J. Jeffery (R). 1895: Conservative majority, 1,920. CLAPHAM.-*P. M. Thornton (C). F. D. Perrott (R). ...

... (South-West).-The friends of Mr. I Pickersgill are full of hope that they will be able. to retain their old member's servioes I Chelsea.-Mr. C. A. Whitmore (U) will probably I be opposed by Mr. James Jeffcry (L), but there is c no 6tfioial announcement yet. ...

... Lot me even ecgd the wizd_-.' The hour appointed was 9 a. nn Time to admire the shady fringe of trees, the gardens, the flowers, the ivy gleamaing in the sunlightI t which clothe in refreshing tints the front ofi the priso. Time to pay momentary homage ...

... hissed-and hissed persistently-not only showed the temper of the audience, but was in itself a tribute to the skill of the actor. Mr E. Story Gofton is res- ponsible for a capital sketch of Dan Napper, a Chelsea pensioner, and it was pleasing to see how ...