... B T , BRKRT Y AGRICULUJTRALe S00STY ANNUAL MEETING AND DINNER. The annual general meeting of the members of this society was held yesterday at the Town ball, Barkeley, There wos a fair attendance, the chair during the first part of the meeting boing occupied by Col. G. Granville Brown, during the temporary absence of Lord Fitzhardinge, the president. Mr GeOnRE CLAnoR, the secretary, read the ...

... borit seven o'clock yesterday morning Police Constable Nauo dai; in Bate street, Cardiff, when he noticed to look had been taken of lia dnor of No. 49, a shop occupation of Mr Barnett, jeweller. He also ctle. i that the door had been unfastened, and on going found a man ransacting the shelves and cases in the r. 'Thig pereon, who subsequently gave the name rick Cashan, cooly told the officer ...

... ?? A WOMAN MUBDERED. i Y t THE BODY CUT UP. .s __ e BURIAL IN A GARDEN. 0 ei n LB Y TELBCGIAP11,1 a 5 ,1 A Glasgow correspondent telegraphs that a great I senration was created in the respeotable suburb of E e Polloabebelds, Glasgow, yesterday afternoon, by the I y discovery of What appearl to have been a determined e murder, the body of a woman having been found n buried in a garden in ...

... Sbe Kant 24 BUTS. m 'Tim a c hrou lle of day by ?? Tempect, F e . ?? A Console closed at 96 15-16 for money and aceount, w s r The Q ueen hb e approved of the appointment of the de 'g Earl of Rosebery to be a Knight of the Garter in the of re room of the late Duke of Sutherland. Her Majesty V t habe also approved the appoinitment of the Duke of of But herland to be Lord.Lieutevant of the ...

... AnnPVli!R.Q DVPQ TMAT.12U ADDRESS BY MRS RALPU . Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held at the b Redland Park hall in connection with the West Brietul o Women's Liberal Association, and an interesting n address was given by Mrs Ralph on Do Liberal o Principles Make for Freedom. Miami Priostinu V presidhd, nAD, nowitbatanding web weither, there 1 was a Jarge attendance, amongst those present ...

... REMINIECENOES OF JOHN BRIGHT. I In an article on John Bright in the North American Review by Mr Charles M'Laren, nephew of the deceased statesman, it is olaimed that Mfr Bright seldom made an unsuccessful speech. Like other artists, however, he was nervous, anlouo, and irritable until his work was done. When his speeah wan over he was as happy and sympathetic at a child, It it wat a speech ...

... GLOUCESTERSHBIE COUSTY RIFLE ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING, This meeting was concluded at Gloucester yesterday with the followinir resWWi:- YEOMANRY PRIZES. £12 in eight prize#. Range, 500 yards. Ten hot, any licoition. Any weapon in use in their carpt- Qr,-l!r. Hunt, Ohepstow Trnop, P3 ?? 3 1 Corpl. Statter. Tewkesbury aroip, B2 ?? 3 Qr.-Mr Villa'. Te vkssbury troopt £2 33 p Beg .EoTt-lai01 ...

... I BRISTOL LABOUR DISPUrES. I - r-mnn - nt - -nxr1m-l r Tn% YESTERDAY'S DEMONSTRATION, The Sunday labour demonstration has now become what appears to be a regular institution. Yesterday's procession was of considerably larger dimensions than say of its predecessors, it being estimated that between 7000 and 8000 people were assembled ia the Horsefair during the progress of the speeohes. The ...

... ?* R?otwL le Ohurch 5t3, wa are a3itaid, nob eonfined tc E[3rtt0rd , h, thgt EacerdotLI tyrannyrnoreorle6aavowed eti311exior Ansone ?? vlth country life lu Englaud knowx re to av extent 03t which resideatz3 in tswnr have bub is ...

... BATH. ElAt tbe Waloot Liiberal Clulb, laet evenioc, on rlusutrative lecture wias delivered by Mer FreJrls Thomas, of Exeter, On The hahnn el TunneL Mr C. Casus WlseOn, F,G.S. wvho has! been delivering a courne of lectures at Bath in connection with the Oxford University extension ucheme, addressed F well stteuded meeting of students lirt night at tai Guildhsli uposn Musical Sands, The ...

... MONEY AND MATRIMONV. English readers hardly need to be reminded thae actions for breach of promise of marriage are quite unknown in France, the fair sex being expected t' keep a sharp look out after its own interest. It wometimea happens, however, that the bridegroom elect before rctirinr from the matrimonial fiell borrows money of hie ffluc6e, usually under thO pretext that funds are needed ...

... |SHAKEEPEABE'8 CLOWNS AND FOOLS. L~ast night the first public lectura in connection with the winter session of the Lowin's MPed Meeting Elocution and.DiROUssiOn 80olety was delivered fa the British School, Maudlin street, by the, Rev A. N. Blatchford, whose subject warn Some Thoughts on shakeapearel-O wl owupand jloo.i There wasa large attendance, The ohair was taken by Mr S. Handooea, the ...