... his stay in London, and ho is n to visit the manufacturing districts and the principal seaports. * It is stated, with every show of authority, that a after a rest ot several months Mr. Speaker Poel will give up a good deal of his time to finishing a P ...

... and, as you did not return for the iron o box; the next tiny, we didn't quite like it, sO we sent rel for a policeman and showed it to himn. He thought it very anspioloats, and fetched the inspector, who o had the thing remaved tos the police-station ...

... and the addition of Mr. George Ran eli to the supernumerary list. TH[E PoFTEsA ISLfD HOBlTIOULTUEAL SocIHETY held their last show for this season in the gardens of the baths, at Sonthsea, on Thursday. Consideringthelong-continued drought, the display of ...

... sound asleep, and the tall thin passengrer readioct Gen. Grant's Teur Around the World, and wondering why ;Green's Augost Flower should ho printed above the doors of A Bluddist Temple at B~enares, To me comes the brakem~an, and seating himself on ...

... detestable conilicts, According to a Pagan custom, e iv'went'on Miay eve to gather a flower calle yarrow, ?? with worse thdn Pagan savagery,' they abandoned the cutting of flowers, and commenced pelting one assother with stones. Whe'n the police went to put ...

... Hon. H.. Brand, Mr. Butler,' r. lG. M. Butt, Hon. G. Byng, Sir A. Cambell, Sir J. R. Caruso, Lord Robert Cecil, Viscount Chelsea, Lord t. Cholmondeley, Mr. Christy, Lord Robert. Clinton, Mr. G. Clive, Mr. cobobold, General Codrington, Mr. Compton, Mr ...

... that alarms lher friends. sati ven It is no exaggeration to say that the Military T. Exhibition is quite the most interesting show Roy ted that we have had in London for manya long I Ma; ere year. The catalogue is, in itsqlf, enthralling forn )ng reading ...

... the Victoria Park in r Flower Show, being a share of the gate money, TI t also £5 from Sir George Willis, through the pa Mayor, as a share of tire proceeds of a concert Yi( lately given by massed bands, and some frait and i., flowers fror the harvest festival ...

... iiend in a circuit of a dozen yards from a th ir poleos iu the Cathedral ; and that £orao young hr macn, Iromn Saint oirlk',, Chelsea (becautse we have b not enotiugh of Jiomanizing in our city), is to coo- s: duct a ?? forthess juveniles in a. timble-dowus ...

... Lieutenamt-General Henry Sebastian Roman, C.B., or RA., died yesterday morning, at his residence, 57, Oakley- A street, Chelsea. or The Hlon. Mr. Bellew, of the 10th Hussars, has been )n. adjudged the winner of the Ganges Club. after a series of of ...

... the duties of his office. loe The annual show of Dahlias and Cut Flowers, took tio place at Mr. Terry's, White Bear, Queen-street, Portseio, on Tuesday last, when some of the finest and most choice sib flowers in the island were exhibited, calling forth ...

... deal of pleasant gossip on the subject. The article by H. B. Fox Brown, on Locke's Expulsion from Oxford, is designed to show, and in fact, doe 3 so conclusively, that it was not Bishop Fell, the then Dean of Christcburch and Chancellor of the University ...