... them to ooorider— first, was the pTttsectrtflr haunens ever been in communication either with Mr. „ iteB> There was not much dancing, the great anxiety _ Thuredav evening week at the and struck her m the face, which her totaD a row winflows each storey either ...

... bras* band was in attendance for 'lancing, ami the other amusement.* consisted (•ertornianoe* by “afirst class nigger and clog-dancing troupe, eight •’first class artist*. swings, cocoa-unt eiue«, and “vitfier attract ions, tbu latter nicinding a refr'-shiLenl ...

... choice pot Iplants, cut flowersi, and anl (excellent collection of fruit, not for competition; 'Mrs. Page -also sent at dish of black~ C and white grapes, siot for competition, Mr. it Malshory a3 I marrow, and Mr. C. Cox at collection of tomatoes, in pots ...

... This celebrated herd has long held a prominent position, and many of the animals have been sncoessful aina long list of competitions. Those of our readers who visited the Interunational Meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society. of England, at Kilburn ...