... waters' edge. Two or three itinerant photographers had pitched their tents, but did not seem to obtain much patronage. The golden days of itinerant photography are past, since the introduction of the far more portable carte-de-visite, and the race is fast ...

... number of members sat Gown to a very substantial dinner served up in excellent style by bosts R. Dixon and J. Hill at the Golden Ball inn and the Wheel ion respectively. ...

... Wales, to direct enquiries wnether such propesed Ex- change would be beneticial to the Owners of such respec- tive Lands, Tithe Kent charge, and Hereditaments, and to proceed with the same under the provisions of the said Acts. Now the Inclosure Commissioners ...

... attendance, and the business was cheerfully settled, a fair balance being left in tbe hands of the circuit stewards. The Rev, J. Kent received an invitation to remain in the circuit for the third year, but he stated his inability to comply with the wishes of ...

... were reoeired and ordered to be paid. Socks and gloves, Messrs. Rose and Best, £7/19/*; clothing, Messrs Morton and Son, boots, Mr. Kent, oeived, examined and approved. The hats were not received, hut Messrs ...