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... across the Straits of Messina to enable railway to be carried across. Some of the pet breeds of dogs exhibited at the Leeds show were ticketed at the most fabulous prices, one lady putting the price at £1000, while others modestly catalogued them at £180 ...
... occasioned by expressions of disapprobation. Volunteer sham fight at Brighton. The Revenue Returnsfortheyear ending3lst March show a nett decrease of £850,000. 2. The forty-ninth annual meeting of the Congregational Union of Scotland commences in Aberdeen ...
... coloured drop blinds, contrasting prettily with the gay coloured extern mouldings ; their verandah-covei-ed balconies full of flowering exotics, all tell of the advent of greater taste well as of greater wealth, and imply that London, once the sootily, sombre ...
... are melancholy shams ; the trees of Turner are very unsatisfactory to one who has just before passed through avenues of flowering hawthorns, pink and white, and who has dallied under the million pagodabuilt blossoms of the spreading beeches of Kensington ...
... Australia. In the green-house at Brahran Castle Gardens a great curiosity maybe seen—a wren's nest built in the midst of a fine flowered fuschia plant about feet in height. Prince Alfred's Fist. —A Cromarty correspondent of the Inverness Courier, noticing the ...
... Veitch, jun., of the Royal Exotic Nursery, King's Road, Chelsea, had the honour presenting the Princess's bridal bouquet. was composed of beautiful orange blossoms, white rosebuds, rare orchideous flowers, and sprigs of myrtle ; the whole encircled with a ...
... match was played Sheffield on Monday. Eleven wooden-legged veterans from Greenwich contested the game with eleven one-armed Chelsea pensioners. An immense number of people witnessed the match. Only the first innings was played, the armless heading the legless ...
... Barkley was indicted for having, on tbe 17th of November last concealed the birth of her illegitimate child. The evidence showed that the girl first denied the charge, bat after a doctor had spoken coafidently of the fact, she acknowledged that had had ...
... testifes were so atte that like thoce of a chicken than | of a human being. THe ‘AR rs River Prare.—A paper iseued yesterday shows that the French and sent identi tructions to the paval commandeis on the South America station. They are required to use every ...
... @ the most impo rtant scientitic publications in England !” ned at Islinztoa on A mule and donkey show was ope! ere are entries. The object of the show is to encourage the better treatment of these animales. It is alleged that the Liberal party at Rye ...
... goods and ee to the Bengal which have turned show the out damaged yarn, 12 percent. coloured do, pone, 34 goods, 3}. Re- to A mildew from Hy ht 865, and these (which are not many firms not sent returns) show that the allowances 10s ; losses auction to ...
... elephant and assaulting lion-tamer. Mr Burke got drunk and kicked up a row in Mcoder's menagerie. American papers give a return showing the arrival of immigrants from Europe at the port of New York in the first quarter of the present year; the numbers are 31 ...