... success, and show ( answered | boys) a fairly catisfac'ory acquaintance with grem- CROOK OF DEVON the mar, geography and history. As reg.nis the} CycLING CLUB—RAcE MEETING.—This | written texts, composition bas imprc to some} th, second year of this club's ...

... deputies to repfe* April. UKi oraw, to|«r M-Alpin. hi. ...

... goal, which, as oals, with the other, was comparatively fr mal | “The. opening Light! ope: were clight! visitogs’ favour, who showed | end head play, but the homesters, ¥ P én aseerting themselvce, and Gr 34] custodian, came in for a hot 12] Mainly to him ...

... number The exhibits were the best that hav: the Alloa show for many vears. and t netition in the various classes ws The fofiowing are the local Andrew Todd, Woodside, Tallibo firsts and one second; Thos. Scotla bank, Sauchie, two first and one John Arnot ...

... dl ae ene den was more than usually bulky. The show of 12 Carnations or Picotees—J Syme, Jo potatoes, was on this occasion scarcely Spikes Gladiolas—J. Syme. up to that of former years. The cabbages showed | pouguet of Wild Flowers— Barbara TI that they ...

... British Government the Belgian Government as that Government, in accordance with arrangements made with the Berlin Conference in April 1885, I think, is the controlling power in that district Central Africa, especially in the region of the Congo River, and 1 ...

... Ene + Laveanson proposed that th Council adhere to the offer aade by Committe. Mr seconded, ana the C instructes te inform Messrs Brock & tine accordingly. CATTLE SHOW, A was read from Mr A. L. Re Secretar, and Treasurer of the Clack Union, Agricultural ...

... lUustrais. A full page plate gives glimpse of the corner of conservatory showing fine display of Luculia Grstissims. The price per part is ssvenpence net. Sunday Steaiid.— The April issue of the “Sunday Strand'' is pleasantly varied, with complete and continued ...

... opposed tbe High Church Party. It had place ;Mr Cripps had second place with another Church High Church Bill,—and understand that arrangement was all but come to for both Bills to get a second reading aud then to referred to a strong Select Committee. ...

... Harrison, Carlisle and H. M‘Lean, | Gasgow. SHOW AND annual show and sports in connection with the Clackmannanshire Union Agricultural Society will take place in the Public Park next day. Besides the show and competitions for cattle, horses, sheep, swine ...

... defence. wsult of slackness on the part of Thistle in the opening stages of the second half, the Olencrsig team got the equaliser in a rather soft manner. Further movements, however, showed thethe Thistle were not yet finished scoring. It war left to Potter—-who ...

... shut w«ut right acmes the goalmouth and the opposing both team* began set lie down steady work some good play waa wit this stage. The Atiuetic, however, seemed fie the more and kept the busy lor a time. Lka.hefty Anustroog made a lonuioafik stand lor Alfiert ...