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... although we are close on the 710 middle of April. Vegetation is extremely back- in ward but healthy, and the ?? for fruit of blossom is abundant. 100 )n- INTERMENTS IN IPSWICH CIEMETERY. ise Week ending April 13th. April 7, Last, Jane D., 13 years, ?? Trinity ...
... CHRYSANTHEMUM AND YEGEGYTABLE SHO(WS. The Bingley and District Chrysanthemum and Yec- table Society held their first annual show in te Narional, Schools, Bingley, on Satirday. For a number of years Lise soclety hfeld a horticultural show in thle -rammer months ...
... moonths' sI imprisonment in the second division s 1, A Fa?Em.E HorSZaREaSaXZ.-Mary Austin (49), char- iq w. woman, was indicted for breaking into the dwelling- V n house of Williarm Janck, Norton-in-tbe-Moors, on April h d 20, and stealing some wearing ...
... The undermen-tioned ?? to be second lieu- tenants: The Royal Warwickshire Regiment-Lieuteunant C. C. R. Neville, from. 4th B3atialica the Lincolnshire Reg=ient, in sucuession to Lieutenant C. G. H. Blom- field, seconded, Second Lieuteiant C. F. Burnard, ...
... Schools was read a first time in the House of Commous. The Committee stage of the Finance Bill was also proceeded with. t Under the presidency of Dr. Spence Watson, th twenty-second annual meeting of the Council of the NLtional Liberal Federation was ...
... generally. Entries for the show of the Bath and West of England Society comprise 224- horses, 516 cattle, 141 pens of sheep, 135 pens of pigs, 349 exhibits of poultry. and 364 of pro- duce, or 1,729 in all--a very good total. For the show of the Royal Agricultural ...
... emendations, notes, and additions for stage purposes, 30 (Pearson); the original MS. play of The Fairy Knight; or, Oberon Ite Second, 17th century, with an epitaph at the end on the Virtuous lady Frances Monson, deceased April 16th, an '58, also some prose ...
... pierhead and, demolishing a second k-n,nn, passed under the stage bridge, whiclh carried away hler ' funnel and masts. The further progress of the vessel w Ias checked by a huge chain cable reaching from the I pierhead to the stage. and shortly afterwards ...
... exertions on behalf of the Bill, mn view of the committee stage and its passage through the House of Lord. The t lamentable speech of the Marquis of Salisbury f in that House on the Stb inst. shows that great opposition has still to be overcome, and that ...
... carrying out the improve- ment and addition we referred to at our last meeting. The stage entrance will be much more convenient-it will no longer adjoin our main entrance-the stage accommodation will be increased, and we have glad- dened the hearts of the County ...
... re-elected.-Mr. J. - Archer seconded, and it was carried;-Mr. E, S. a. Johnson proposed a, vote of thanks to the medical l officers, the staff, and the ladies for their assistance I during the year. The proposition was seconded and carried.-Mr. T. H. Harrison ...
... L~UNACY BILL.. Lord 1\s nOI.- in moving the second readiag of the Lunacy Regulation (Treland) Bill, ssieL tho measure gave the Lord-Lientenantof freland a power of conditional release of criminal lunatics. The second reading was agreed to. The Military Situation ...