... peas have about come up to expectations, the return in each case being in excess of the average, aut. the quality excellent. Boots, also, are still looking re, inerkably weU. Complaints of the potato dieesee nave brooms less frequent, although still prevalent ...

... white, studded with red and golden stars, eud bordered with bo:ly leaves and berries,. This interesting memorial his never been mere effcstively treated. The font, km, is beautifully ornamented. Around the top of the octagonal boot are the appropriate weals ...

... Mr. W. 0. Field, clerk to the Geardisns, prosecuted on their behalf, and called Mr. George Forman, relievingwhb with P.S. Kent went to the defendant's Ware at Park , treet, Forton, on the 10th Met. They got =the win low, and found the prisoner and a ...

... policeman. Decreed had When his coat off, and folded it up sod laid it to the woodhonsr. The key which witness sad enquired &boot won in deceased's pocket. There was a piste of stiing attached to the god.—P.C. G. Woodford, stationed at Minable, stated that ...