... the Colosseum off the premkes of St. Mary Magdalene. The Leeds Amateur Operatic Society are sure have thoroughly successful show next week. The rehearsals, which have been under the direction of expert in Gilbert Sullivan opera, promise jvell, and the ...

... gratification waa of course eipre-'* ...

... tranuwer. Fnll F r portc Icnro and lt hograpried pluris may ha obtained en opphilcetia to' the Auctioneer, IBttleyy to Mre. Sam Show, h£ Inst. lE.. tad Scvesnor, Dewsbucy; or fo May, 19i0. if. B. WVISON S , Seticitor, Mirfield. IPEMLIM1NARY ANNO-\UN.ICEMEINT ...

... patronised till the finish of their goods can compare with that of other makers. Hybrids, both fruits and flowers, have this vear been a feature at the shows Royal horticultural Society, says our London Correspondent. but the most striking specimen yet shown ...

... forgive Mr. Arthur O'Connor for becoming a Q.C.; but the League scems to he going ahead all the same. This is not exactly flower-show weather, with people crawling about in their winter overcoats, but the display made by the Royal Horticultural' Society ...

... Dahlia Show, lield in the Drill .;i. James’s, under the combined ;iii-pi. v . ..j ;j l 9 National Dahlia Society and the |J..\.,| Hnniinl. turnl Society, writes our Imndon C ...

... Brighton A, which dropped at one time to 125, but, with an increase of £1,286 in the weekly traffic. the price recovered to 126%, show- ing a net gain of J, although the New Ordinary fell 2. Soulth-Eastern. A finished g better, but the Ordinaay was finally 2 ...

... threw off his disguise, and entered into open ivmipetition with his forints- who, in disgust, rvtaoved 1710 to InunlMuii Chelsea, here there is tins day a branch of the family. is needlem to my that tlieir withdrawal from the meant no serious loss to ...

... of laying flowers on the tomb at Frogmore. In the presence of death. all human animosity is rightly bushed; and if the head of the Orkians family wishes to show sympathy with the King and reverence for the memory of the Sovereign who showed such kindness ...

... when paid his first complimentary visit as Kaiser. Then went to the City amidst resounding acclamations. Bands played and flowers were thrown into his carriage. The note of mourning cannot quickly dropped as to make a renewal cf such scenes possible to-morrow ...

... The marriage statistics for 1899 show that there is coyness in making a statement of age. Widowers appear to be the worst offenders in this respect. A summary of the list of causes for the Easter Law Sittings shows an increase of over 400 cases for the ...

... statistus show ing that, broadly .speaking, she lias not greatly developed this among her manufacturing industries —lias not developed it more than other nations have theirs. The following figures represent thousands pounds raw cotton, and show production ...