... Lacge F ot Machinery Motion, Carriages. Motors, Agricuitu In plener Cat M Garden Requisite and Miscellane Exb . FLOWER SHOW, POULTRY SHOW, Deusonst rations REE KEEPING he o BAXD OF TilE ROY AL MARINES (Lieut Chwr M MAO Baudmastor duiing Shoy Public Lunche ...

... any proof that the electors in general disapprove of the Bill. The olection was fought out on other issues, and shows, so far as it shows anything, a change of feeling due to causes lying much deeper than certain provisions of a particular measure. It ...

... conveyed to hospital. The tramn itself was undamaged. . KINC AND QUEEN AT FLOWER SHOW The King and Queen and Prinoess Mary drove this morming to the Royal Hortwul tara! Grounds, Chelsea, to inspect the Inter pational Horticultural Exhibition ...

... has evaporated with the spirit of the ‘lludro‘ Years Ago Ball, which brought it into existence. It is reputed to linger in Chelsea backwaters, and a fow days ago, at @ concert at the Queen's Hall, a very young ‘mhnu disguised in it attracted a good deal ...

... containing 3d. Towey had a bad record, having been 10 years prison. the Newbury Police-court the Mayor presented Police-Constable Flowers four sovereigns, contributed for his courageous behaviour in attempting to stop the career of four powerful cart hoses, which ...

... place quietly at St. Luke's, Chelsea, as the bridegroom summoned to Canada immediately business. Prize Poultry.—Mr. W. H. Johnson, Nelson road, St. John's, took second prize for pile game cockerel (bantam), Ystradgynlais Show, last week. Fractured Ankle ...

... there was a good gathering of members, considering the excessive heat. Gloucestershire Agricultural Show.—At the Gloucestershire Agricultural Society's Show at Cheltenham, which opened on Tuesday, Mr. C. W. Brierley took first honours for old Shorthorn bulls ...

... held at the Worcester Bankruptey Offices, on Monday. Mr. Cox (Assistant Official Receiver) presided. The statement of affairs showed liabilities £129 2s. 3d., and estimated assets £l6 18s. 5d., leaving a deficiency of £ll2 3s. 10d. The bankrupt’s statement ...

... artists came from Chelsea to Worcester, on the breaking of the former factory, the result being the production of the beautiful and richlydecorated ware which raised Worcester to the height of her fame. These men had been trained at Chelsea by a foreign artist ...

... stitute for Nurses in Londen on Wednesduy. Lord Charles Bentinck, Master of the Croome Hounds, was present at Peterborough punpy show Lord and Lady Deerhurst and the Hon. Helena Coventry attended the dance given by the Hon Frederick Anson on Thuisday night ...

... Co‘anmnh. w‘ will t::e place on Tuesday, the uly, at e Parish Church, Berwick-on Tweed. SHROPSHIRE SHOW SUCCESSES.—On the second day of the Shropshire Show at Shrewsbury, Miss E. M. Jackson, Tedstone Wafre, Bromvard, was fourth in a butter-msking class ...

... Among the officers of the Awuxiliary Foroes who obtained certificates 'of proficiency from the June School of Instruction at Chelsea Barracks 18 Captain C. Benwell, sth Worcester. J.G. Barrington-Ward, from Mr. Johns’ School, Winchester, has been elected ...