... RA SHOW AT MANCHESTER, _ TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. C 1ANFC1IESTER AND LIVERPOOL MO hl',j AGRIC1JLTIRAL SOCIETY, 181i8. ?? Righlt Hon. the EBARL of DERE1Y and S ?? TATTON EGER.TO N. Eon.. M.P._ _ ?? EA-SAM1JEL'BRObOcS, 'Ea ,. .5ihespNPigR,jU ANUAL SHOW of ...

... trials, vwhile Happy Mars showed 1 a lot of olevernss in both his course Buskin | made a good impression, but bad two long i I course Horsell Victory also won his trials well, showing plenty of gameness. In the CupGlen- ganfi showed greatly-improved form ...

... directors I iid fully Act 1867- full) Institute Madeleine Lemairi- appointed the Natural History two there one the other flower it is flower painting Madame Lemaire to is the first time has that the part students women who learn of quickly brought her revenge ...

... Hospital royal proceeded open the customary observances The party afterwards visited Park where his royal highness opened flower show and then returned to dinner Grange the residence of Mr Graves In the evening royal attended the grand dress ball St Hall ...

... utrenodfo rai. and YondonedSaI ilb rprdt show all the NOveTciadealde.tlsfrheeao - in rich GROS-GtlISL AITE1adJCES L~ght Cloth and 1lc3 atr~aktio CHILDREN'S pRESSES.& A lamgevariety ofOMI)R WEN 1DIIESSIS tPELISSES 8 will be show in Ne ShapeS an, Style. of Trimming ...

... Gardens; returning h, P0K at 9 W0 p.m., after the Fireworks. giI gtreat Show of Horses. Horned Cattle, Steam Eu- a, tatt I'plcments, Machinery, Pigs, Sheep, Poultry, theese. C3 'uit, Flowers, Vegetables, Seeds, &c., upwards of , pIQ be given in prizes. I pr ...

... Mr H Barhato's Decima ?? T Loatee 2 84 Ur W A Jarvis' Tennis ?? F Wood O 4 4MrJ Strott'skSta eile ?? 8 4 Mr F Web's stia Flower .. ?? F Leader 0 84 Mr WebbB~Zlacole ?? E Martin 0 8 4 Mr W C Beaumont's Titiens gelding.Segrott 0 8 6 Capt W Lawson's Lady ...

... from Mrs. Fositer. Rake- 1!sad fro Me. Smith and Son. Lor-etreetq TIIEtUCPOOL ORTCULTU !UE TIVF:JJ5H GRAUND SPRIG UP a-,A FLOWER SHOW F=CDST. 1TULIPS, AZALEAS. ., WILtL t UELD TX ~TGEORGE'S HALL WE.D IENESDAY THURDAYNEXT, ?? ,TpHE 8r AND aSHI1TST .IZit: ...

... September 25 vill bef issued a GRAND DOUBLE trUEBER. containing Sheep,' t and arossing the Stceam, by E. Duncan;* the Nowv C~helsea Bndge and the Newb Westminster Bridge from designs by1 P. IX. Page, printed in colours. Thisi Double Number willt1 contain ...

... not been suleciently studied, Take the- Chelsea manufacture, Ywhieh was mostbeantiful in s Bomne respects-in some respects aniong the best ever known in the world. 'lake tbe Chelsear ates. Many of tile Chelsea vases are, in my opinion, very defective ...

... in Staffordshire, where it now is (1855). Another group of this make consists of large vases for flowers, ornamented with landscapes, birds, and flowers, the covers formed of lions sejant holding shields. The whole of the designs upon them are painted ...

... nice horse for an apprentice boy to ride, and I shall not give him the preference over Silver. However, he may make a good show, and probably his Cam- bvidgeshire backers will be ?? off after all. Atheling continue to do well in his preparation, and is ...