... i . .. - | .. 1 . 1 MA A; sole Siam4^n4th- I I At the adjourned annual meeting of the Stow-on-the0- G Wold and Chipping-Norton Agricultural Society, it WasAn determifned, in consequence of the restrictive Regulations e of the Privy Vouncil for the prevention of the spread of the We Cattle Plague, that the0 usual show of stock should not be Ci held this year; and that the operations of the ...

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... XI - I - - Agent-MRe. BRIGHT. A CURIOUS DISPUTE. COULRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH, TnURsDAY. (Sittings in Banco before the LORD CHIEF JUSTIrC and Justices BLAORBURN, MEiL;OR, and SHEE.) EX PARTS JAMES WEEKES.-THE LYIMGTON LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH. Mr. Edward James, Q.o., with whom was Mr. J. 0. Grifilts, moved on behalF of Mr. James Weekes, a burgess of the borough of Lymington, in the county of Southamr- ...

... S4turday, 2 O'clock. CITid C-bmingld Otbjd. REUTER 'S TELEGRAiMS. AMERICA. Nxl: YO1R:K, Jht/e 14.-The steamers Colitnilia and Ulued Kingdonr, from Glasgow, arrived here to-day. CROO0.HAV1]N, ?? e 15, 7.30 A. .-The Cunard steamer Af/ica, from P'oston and Halifax, is now passing Browhead signal station. She will pro- bably arrive at Oueenstown at I P.t., and letters reach London on Sunday at 9 ...

... ?? -i- --tn0I I Madame Victor -Hugo has been in Paris for the last few dayu. The Common Council of London has voted £1,600 for the entertainment of the Bglg an Riflemln. The total amount of beet sugar produced in the world is reported to be about 2,08),000 tons annually. Framces le the chief grower. On Friday last, at St. Peter's, Maidstone, the congregation ConCiSting ,f two ladls, thH ?? ...

... —i —— 1 OPENING OF A TOBACCO MANUFAC^ IN CARDIFF. f; t0r» Some months since we had the pleasure of ^t ing that the. Customs nvhorities had granted to (-1 the privilege of importing tobacco, which «lone of jPD quired to place this town on a level with other pOl, an import town. Every article which now can be mitted in'o any other port of the United Kingdom tor be imported into Cardiff on the ...

... THE THEATRE.—Mr. Hord's stay being limited to another week, it is intended that the volunteers and their friends shall return by a benefit the kindness of the company in placing their comfortable little theatre at their disposal. WOOL FAIR.—South Wales does not possess a town in which any representatives of the wool trade meet. It is determined to get up such a fair as will do honour to the ...

... THE llArtvr.sr.—I'Lio mowing of seeJs Clm. rm-nceu it tu»s neighbourhood, last Monday, in a field on tin- :HIIn nf .Mr. Edward Morgan, hast Barry, and consice:ing tbe inclemency of the weather during the spring quarter, tbe cop is remarkably good, both i in quality and quantity. The perennial grass is ccffiicg en tast, aru v. t! svm be tH cut. ...

... WHITSUN HOLIDAYS.—As is customary here on Whit- Monday and Tuesday, the whole place wore the appearance of a holiday, and though Llandaff Fair seems to he all the there and is a great temptation to most of the country people, we are plea,ed to say that very few of the inhabit ants of Pentyrch were there, for which we give this re-tsoii- they had quite as good entertainments and as muh ...

... WINC1IESYTRi CATHEDRAL. TaneTry SuwD.LY. Early Service.-Te De' `and Jubilate, Rogers in P. 3 Second Service. - Samenus., Kyr1e. and Greed, Rogers in F. Before the Sermoj, 10 let us,, uther. k Afternoon Service-Before tre Shermo, Holy, holy, Bishop. Magniloat and Nanro Dimlttio; Rogersin F. Anthem. Blessed be Thou, Kent. Is ?? Van. Archdeacen Utterton. Agent-Mn. T. PnouTEIW. AD order has ...

... Francis Joseph, Emperor of Austria, was crowned at Buda as Kieg of Hungary on Saturday last, at eight o'clock in the morning. The Magyars evineed the ut- most anxiety that not the slightest particular should be omitted in a ceremnony bound up with everything that is most dear and sacred in their national traditions. The recent affliction of the Imperial family only interfered with balls and ...

... IPSWI H, Saturday, Juztoe X5, iSO?. The following Institutions were granted on Wednesday last by tho Lord Bishlop of Norwich:- Tho llev. Tlhomias Clinmbers, D.D., to the Rectory of I,ittlo Dealings, in Suilblk, on the presentation of the Rev. Willuzon Henry Drow, of Montpellier House, Black- heath, Kent, clerk. The Rev. William Green M A. to the Rectory of Wintorton, wvith Elast Somerton, in ...