... now only in her ?'th year. His late lordship lied an 5. only son, Lord Broome, by l?is first marriage, who died ? in CIsc flower of Isis youth, and one daughter, the Lady Jemima Wykelsam Martin, who is also deceased. a A HINT FOR 'rue AnsriscAo.'rs ...

... exquisite cluster of ,. fruit and flowers, grapes being the most Drominent amongst the former. At either end of the chancel ir stepsLwere miniature sheaves of corn, the rest of the st space being one mass of fancy grasses and flowers. a On the Communion table ...

... great credit upon their leader ed Mr. W. Flower. Altogether it was a very profitable and very enjoyable evening. is MESSaS. H. AND J. READ'S ANNuAL CHRISTNAS he SHOW AND STOCK SALEg:-bhe annu'al Christmas th. show and stock sale wvas held at Beceles Stoelh ...

... Society took place on Friday last, and was attended by the usual number of Ministers and Delegates, TiEn FORTITCOeStNG SHows.-The Shows for Thirs- day and Friday are being rapidly pushed on. Some of the pigs came in as early as Saturday, and on Monday the ...

... Hope. then addressed the meet. ing.. 'After alluding to Mr. Flower's long auduseful pastorate, he proceeded to give an address ?? Christ. ian Unity. In, a very: comprehensive discourse she showed that it consistied of one simplicity of purpose- in serving ...

... yield to the allurements of the Exhibition, ?? .who over ran the metropolis throughout the latier h'alf of the existence of the show. It is hopeless to expect mankind to learn to be satisfiei-almost as Utopian an expectation na to frust that the Radicals as ...

... entirely ~ revohutioniso the trade. The wheels are shod with Tl solid rubber tyres, while the frame ispeuaialy l slung.ti A Chelsea boy fisher, crying out Now rve got a to big one I fell into the water and was drowned. En In death hoe still clutched the ...

... the Dcath of Oliver Cromwell, d 1659, £18; Lodge's Portaits, £3; porcelain- pair of Chelsea groups, .£5 soe. pair of Chelsea g dessert dishes, £1 los.; two Chelsea dessert dishes, £2; Dresden figure of a soldier, £4 lOs.; rg Spode cream. jug. £:1 l8s ...

... Board of Management begs thankfully to acknowledge illustrated papers from Mr. Cattell, 'Mr. S. Rowbotham, and Mrs. Turner; flowers from Mr. Ernest Johnson, and Maud, Otley; periodicals from Mrs. Norman; and a scrap-book from Master Teddy Rowe. FoRTHCOMING ...

... to lie: -Miles, 32.,651, showing nmi increase simice 1857 of 64,317 ; and (emialesa 211,671 showing an increase 51,e the same date of 65,239 Thle total uoteimlation. there- r fore, according to the last census is 510,322. showing a gross increase since ...

... stations. STRATFORD. di STIisTwO3UDAND HIGH&SM HORTICULTURAL SHOW. Dr -By the kind permission of the rector, the Rev. J. G. D f Brewster, who is also hon. sec. to the Society, the annual e cottagers' show was held on Thursday in a mendow .13 e adjoiniug the Reetory ...

... in .the extreme. The viariety and value of she artieles showed how actively the'fair contributors h id exerted themselves in the good .jorkl' It is impossible to enumerate one tithe of the show, and difficult to do anythiig like justice to the ,most prominent ...