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... Museum. The Royal College exhibition is uncatalogned, and. the works are not entered in competition/ it may regarded as a aide-show the main occasion though, as all know who follow the course S Ilme •» p»« ben P ravlnci »l talent the most pro- Ufev^u ,B^ ...
... resides near Patchway. was passing a loft yesterday when he noticed man lying at the foot of the ladder. A closer investigation showed the man one his employes, named William Jones. He was in unconscious condition, and judging from the injuries to his head ...
... seriously to consider this suggestion. If great musical festival, flower show, automobile exhibition, &C-, can be held at the Crystal Palace without loss of dignity, why not an agricultural Show? It might be very greatly the advantage both the Royal Society ...
... bekilf that show was being held. He then' explained that the exhibition was an experiment as far as Bristol was concerned, but they could not allow Bath, Cheltenham. Exeter, Taunton, and other towns in the neighbourhood to hold summer flower shows without ...
... festoons of flowers on white ground, 57 pieces, fetched £2l ; and a finely ooloural oriental ablution cup and stand decorated with figures and flowers, £3 ; and, another lady's property, a Chelsea figure of Neptune, B(in. high, £7 10s. ; a Chelsea figure 11(io ...
... » yc.-e £1,154, while n»« « d,M *? and £2.470 less, and dock dues H Barnsley receipU bare shows gain £L6I6, North £2,343, aod Great Vesteni South Western shows a of £»l5. Central £354. Great Northern Western £ll.OOO, South Western £9,K». and » land £19 ...
... Payne). Betting to 1 bt. Medoc. 4 to 1 Karri, 5 to 1 each Westralia and James Ist. 8 to 1 each Puerto and Anltbea. Puerto showed tbe way to Auitbea, St. Medoe, and Ist. with Weatralia whipping in. Thus they raced for mile, when St. Medoo took a alight ...
... draw in favour the home team. Scores: Chew Magna—A. Thrash, b B. Flower, 5; W. Webb, b B. Flower 7: A. Ooodland, b A. Flower, 23; W. Peters, Perry, 1; W. Lovem, Perry, 9; U. W. Atchley, Flower, b Perry, 1: L. Walls, c Stock, h Perry, 5; J. Trendell, b Perry ...
... The members • besides himself wane Aldermen George and C. Townsend ; Meena. Healy An.stey, A. A. Levy-Langfaid, C. E. D. BB flower, P. E. Gene, W. G. Pope, G. Beadbeer, and G. B. Britton. At the outset Alderman Dix said he was ao entirely out of sympathy ...
... .University College the question of the unemployed. The 23rd industrial exhibition and flower show organised by,the Bedland and West Bristol Workmen’s Flower Show and Home Encouragement Society was opened, yesterday, at the Bedland Park Hall. The Wesleyan ...
... the Regatta, and after that they will go to Ireland. They will have a big house-party at their house in Dublin for the Horse Show Week and Leopardstown Races. This house is famous for its ball-from, which is seventy feet long, and cost £30,000 Lord Leicester ...
... say that they nemr lacked want. Mr. Carter received his early edneatica at Oliftea College, and it was there that he first showed h.:L. : vest ability as • sketcher. It was at the annual dimmer the Old Bristolians that his school szemimbooke wars limed ...