... he discharged the duties last year, and also to Mr. Huston, V.S. A discussion took place with regard to the horse Jack the Ripper, which won the first prize for trotting. It was stated that a declaration was made that the horse had never trotted before ...

... cowv3 were pretty niu.neI rous, but did not experience any grent demand ; sales were slow enough at from £S to £10 each. S:rippers I were in small numbers, and broghit from £10 to £12 per hend. Dairy cowa ena spriegers were also in I limited numbers and ...

... IOs to £1 4 7s 6d each, whilst a second and inferior qnality was bought at from £9 17s 6d to £-11 1Os each, Drv cows and s-rippers sold at from £S a09 to £9 17s Gi each. There was a rinch larger supply of sheep than usual, and mutton ma bc quoted at fri ...

... Rev. W. J. Locke, Mrs. T. E. Satterth-waite, Mr. a E. J. Prestj Mr. A. King. Mrs. A.. B. S. Weleh, Dr. Schloesser, Mrs. C. Ripper, Mr. J. E. Oglethorpe. Mr. J. W. Fair, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. a Pickard, Mr. W. Sharples. Mrs. Morcum, the b Venerable Archdeacon ...

... contirrue to be much woin. TIre most favourite tr'irrlinrg firs the double skirt is a harursorie fringe placed on tire edge of the ripper sklirt only. Indeed, fringe will be vury muchr ailopted tins Winter as a tr'irinilrg, not only for dresscs, but also for mantles ...

... Ivragh, lower Ialf, £2,255 9s. 8d. ditto, ippeer half, £1,972 12s. 4d.; Loier Iveagh, lower Italf £1,536 Ds. 22d.; ditto, ripper half, £2,119 17s. 2d. Kinalarty, £1,217 7s 4d. ; Upper Lecale, £1,435 Os. Id. Lower Lecale, £1,272 19s. 2d. ; Monte, £432 ...

... implements, dairy pro- cduce, and poultry, were complete. Tle collected mass of specimens of mechanical ingennity in thle ripper' portion of thl show-yard had a most imposing efrect. The weather was delightful, and imcrnse crowds visited the yard during ...

... materiall givingt it rat her tile appearanice or a burtiouts wilet| tue gtiouud is plain. The btorder and the whole oft ile ripper point are composed of plaid. Others ?? a wide plaid holder, cut in scallops ou1 (ile insidei edge. Tlio materials most generally ...

... testers. Who, for instance, would care to have at hand a volume containing the deeds of the .ruffiau. known as Jack the Ripper 1 and yet some of Mr. Vandam's reports are on a level with the White. chapel atrocities. Not one of them seems to us to them-wa ...

... strike. Some of our party had an inclination to visit bWhitechapel. andi make themselves falmous by l the capture of Jack the Ripper; but more l sober counsels prevailed, especially as we dis- covered by the darkening atmosphere that the time was approaching ...

... lace, wired and sewn with. many diamonds. The bodice was covered with jewelled lace, though very lightly and g-acefully, the ripper part being ?? vithi foldsr of tulle ending under a hargp char of thwe same at the left side. A long sash ot bhre chiffon was ...

... thicker than a hogs iladder. It is then, while wet and soft, fitsteied to a frame, the flesh side nll- derinost, anrd the ripper arid grain side is strewed over with the hard round seeds of a species of chenopuidirm ; rt felt is then laid over it, rind ...