... fearful murrain amongst cattle —the fatal Russian Kinder-pest, lias made its appearance this country, and we regret to say that each dav brings intelligence of its extension throughout the land east, nest, north, and south. Numerous eases have occurred i:i our own county; and in the neighbourhood of North alsham alone losses to the extent of £1,000 and upwards have already been sustained. ' We ...

... COLCHESTER AND EAST ESSEX HORTICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. The second show of this society was held on Wednesday, in the grounds of West Lodge, Le xden Road. The weather, Lbich for some time previous had been continuously wet, had leared in some degree a day or two before the show and > the forenoon of Wednesday, notwithstanding some heavy iid threatening clouds, there were atmospheric indications f ...

... THE SEWAGE DIFFICULTY AT STOW. MARKET. The good people of Stowmarket have not very much to talk about, so that a topic that concerns the pockets of every ratepayer within its boundaries, and lends itself, too, to personal advocacy, or shall I say antagonism, is well ridden and amply discussed, coming as a great boon to relieve the monotony of after dinner gossip, or the sameness of hotel bar ...

... , BENNETT BROS. Coronation 1 tailors and woollen drapers, - SHORT BRIDGE STREET, LLANIDLOES. With the ‘MONTGOMERY AND RADNOR ECHO” For the Week ending CHOICE RANGE OF PATTERNS OF NEWEST Summer Season’s Goods, loclodint! IBISfI. SCOTCH and WEST OF ENGLAND CLOTHS. Cheap quotations for CKICKETINd, CTCHNO, and LIOHI' SUMMER OUTFITS. Itlomgown Calmer £fl;o. SATURDAY. JUNE 21th, 1902. ...

... The new House of Commons was completed yester- day by the return of Lord John Manners and Mr. Hartopp, Conservatives, for North Leicestershire; Col. LesUe, Conservative, and the Hon. V. Dawson, Liberal, for Monaghan County, where Sir G. Forster, Conservative, is unseated; Mr. Frederick Dundas, Liberal, for Orkney and Shetland ; and Mr. Wynne, Conservative, for Merionethshire. Of the total ...

... Continued from the fourth NISI I'III US CO TUKSDAY, July 2S. Before thr ...

... NOW BEADY. Section of their contrlbations on account of tardy arrival at the Office, All news of events occurring on Saturday, 23anday and Monday, should be forwarded in time for publication in Taesday's iE8ae; all nelvs obtains able on Tuesday and Wodnesday should reaeh the Office in time to appear in Withal sday's paper; whilst Thursday and Friday's news should reach the Editor in time for ...

... The Argentine province of Corrientes is in revolt, and a force of 4,000 men has been mobilised to suppress the movement. At Northampton, Andrew George Macrae was found guilty of the murder of Annie Pritchard at Althorp, and waa sentenced to death. The French. Anarchists, Francois and Bncon, and the latter's mistress, have been committed for trial by the Paris examining magistrate. The fourth ...

... REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE The ?? interesting report of the proceedings of this dob daring tbe past year was read at the annual meeting :•— The fourth anniversary of the Braintree and Bocking Far- mers' Club having arrived, it becomes the duty of your com- mittee to present a brief repoit of its proceedings during the past year. And although they feel a pleasure in congratula- ting yoa upon tbe ...

... fi 6 was about w y >fter putting the younger mem- j,d i nd l^! '° ilv to bed left home, about 10 o'clock, with the KM-sof uerunn ]jquor Danng Le r absence her in 1 ' 0 , Jme home, and after making inquiries he became fcusbtn » • . w i lic t, i e d him to make search throughout /omewb*' •'» b^ ng unab i e t0 trace his wife he concluded &* loe * h.d cone to some of her relatives. About 9 ...

... J. Everson i totom, Tho* F. Leatherdale Natdham, J. Tydeman Stotmarfot, A. B. Woolby » fR. F. White, S3 Flwt-street ) the A^tfon^rt R. Crisp, H. Cattermole C/u.spenA.m, Geo. Duffleld B. Creak £_.«*-#, John Turner , Lynn, Aikin and Son Northiaold, o/j. Denny ?? S.ps_tk J?Wr ight r.._ T T_^>T JS. Deacon ?? lM * LeadenhaU-street ?? |n/7«_y Miss L. A. Smith Clare. Wm. King Fakanham, Q. N. ...

... ST. JAMES'S PAROCHIAL ENTERTAIN- MENTS, BURY ST. EDMUND'S. Amongst the entertainments which have now become a portion of the round bf yearly amusements in Bury St. Edmund's, are those specially connected with the parochial work of St. James's parish. These were instituted about three years ago by the Rev. Canon Harrison (the active and popular vicar of the parish) soon after hia appointment to ...