... old A gentleman had a quaiut st1lo of relating his experiences. vI FLOWER Sniowv-As it was found that thu date or originally fixed for the llower show would clcah with the RI horse sho)w, the committee of the Weston-sup.NMara aud gR LrOt Somerset Horticultural ...

... wieh that one of the ladies preesot would perform upon it. Bashfulnees, how- ever, seized unon all present, and not one would show off before the King of Mngs. Thu Shah shrugged his shoulders at this act of disobedience to the Royal wiUl, and at once left ...

... handkerchtefs, Tb brepieCeB of Fheeting, four heals eggs, and a piece of lace curtain, ?? Fis, the property of Richard Martin, of Chelsea road, Weston. Reamaded until to-day. COLEFORD (SOM-ERSETI. b A serious -accident befel Mr John Treasure grocee, of ai this ...

... entered the room in military procession, headed by ?two Chelsea pensioners with drawn swords. Some two or Lthree of the processionists carried Bibles on cushions,which, . with the swords of the Chelsea pensioners, were afterwards Iarranged as trophies on ...

... Hannah Hazell said Bob Frost brought them there. He then apprehended Frost and the two Hazells. Otherevidence was given showing that the prisoners were connected with the theft,and the bench thereupon committed them for trial at the next Quarter Session ...

... furnished, Cr, roottlining four wards with a catoplemane of six beds. The tie report presented to the committee by the officers showed ,O? haS, the isetituelon is in ehoroogh working order, and that lob its position, secisl as well as fluancial, is flourishing ...

... bair of the camel, we see t I it stated, weighs about ten pounds, and sells for more I than twenty pounds sterling, which shows that it was not only in the days of Mohammed that the animal bore a t great prophet. ...

... commenced sitting on Wednesday to inquire into the condition, management. and necessity for the continuance the establishment Chelsea Hospital. A youug lady 18, who is said to have been on the stage, was before the London Bankruptcy Court the other day, her ...

... week of last year was 240, Showing a decrease of 10, ?? a net Increase In 1885, to date, of 541, The number published in Ireland for the name week was 21, The numher -n the aorresponding week of last year was 11, showing an In. cresee of 10, befng a ...

... of the charge of conspiracy, last week, was he reduced to proceedings under the Vagrant Act, was con- hetinned before Mr. Flowers. Mr. Munton spoke at some tro length for the defenace, and read a report of Mr. Serjsenut i'e. Coxc to the Psychological Society ...

... is adduced against them. WAGER EXTRAORDINARY.-A wager is laid of ten sovs. between two gardeners in the neighbourhood of Chelsea, one of them undertaking to raise a salad while a shoulder of mutton is roasting, which is to be done in an hour and thre ...

... of ASI church. The village was gaily decorated. The interior of the church was- brightened up by an elegant disposition of flowers, BATH, VIsTmES.-At the vestry meeting at St. Michael's, yesterday, a rate of IS. Id. in the pound was made; a rate-of lid ...