... what they wanted was money. Another of the t burglars went into Miss Flower's room, and having t struck her over tier face said money they wanted and money they would have. Mr. Flower himself got out l of bed, and corsmenced defending himself and his pro- ...

... made in all the Rom1an Catholin churches and schools at Dublin for the Pope. On Monday the son of the Rev W. Everest, of Chelsea, was drowned in the Thames. Four men were drowned near Dewsbury on Saturday through the capsizing of a boat, occasioned by ...

... quite destroyed, besides many rare plants and flowers. The damage is estimated at £1,000. The foregoing may convey some idea of thedamage caused by the breakage of glass; the following details will show the more serious injury inflictedbythefloods: -On ...

... was a capital show of sheep, and the best pen of three Leicester F wethers, under 22 months old, was shown by Mr. E. ,. W. Usher, Pocklington, and the second prize went to e the same exhibitor. Mr. J. Brown, of Holme-on. Spalding-Moor, showed the best Leicester ...

... Scientific matters which will hava !ling be proceeded with during the ensuing year. Thei is helthenham people give a grand flower show this after. no and on Thrsday it ise excursions will be .ud 'to the most interesting localities in the neighbour. g hood ...

... thefts of this kind might beorme common. DRIFFIELD. FLOWER AwnD POULraY Snow.-The tenth annual exhibition of the Dri-field Floral, Horticultural and nhaltry Society, was held on Friday last, in a field in show on the-whof Mr J. Forge, in Beserley-lane. The ...

... servant, was sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. The York Dog Show Committee held a meeting on Moaday, when a report was received from the Schedule Sub-committee, whieh showed that the total prize money offered was about 1,000. including cups, medals ...

... labourer, was found guilty at the Central Criminal Court, yesterday, ok the JOE wilful murder of his wife Elizabeth. at Chelsea. Mr. Baron Hawkins passed sentence of death. 80 CAPTAIN NARES AND THE ROAD TO THE bel Toi NORTH POLE. In acknowledging the ...

... adopt this fizzing appellation, to 1 prove which I may repeat a report which was by no , means kept a secret at Cottiughani flower show the 1 other day. Mr. CHARLEs Hecay WILsoN, M.P., f occupies the proud position of being president of that d society, and ...

... an application from the CouncilF for the society's show in 1869 to be held at Hull.- Alderman Roberts said he understood that the Council of Beverley had also applied, and as they had not had the show at that town he thought it only courteous on the part ...

... , but none of more interest ti than this last discovery, a British canoe or boatt from tire farm of the late Mr Hebideri Flowers, o'f ir South Holme. This relic was strrrck by the plough bJ while drain furrowing a fallow some weeks ago. Thle highest part ...

... H Bowles, 3 Fltzwllliamn, G Mangles, R D Stansfield, W Bowles, Aden Flestwood,SirP Merjorlbanks, Stanton, W H Bowring, Dr Flower, Sir 3J SStaunton, Sir G I Boyd, J Forster, H Marshall, W Stewart, P M Dridgmars, H Fox, C R Mersland, H Stewart, J Bright ...