... for some time, died yesterday at t] his Loicestershireseat. His lordshipwas a leading supporter of the Turf. n Speaking at Chelsea last night, Sic Charles d Dilke referred to the county franchise question, b and said it was the determination of the Govern ...

... harmonium, In . the aftetoon a foral service was :held,, when the children bronght bouquets of beautiful flowers, each tied with an illuminated text, The flowers were collected, - M p laced in boxes, and afterwards brought to Bristol for h' dietribution at the ...

... at whlch the sun begins his return to the north, and light and heat, so long retreating, show 1gns' of coming back again, and the Christmas rosae the first flower of another spring, indicates a renewal of the mysterious movements oi mother larth- such ...

... Itoi pace in May, when owing to a mistake only three sa 3 The result of the exanaination has JuLst been made known, and cire shows that all three passed succenosfully. a fc I POLICE. - James Partridge, George Taylor, and George was 6Bruton were brought up ...

... After an interesting address by the chairman, Mr. 0. S. Round, the hon. Eecretary, submitted his annual report, the same showing the receipts to have been £58 is. 9d. (a decline of £1 18s. 5d.) in the previous year, and the expenses 254 16s. 8d., leaving ...

... TLhe~erections containing if she various articles sent for competition or show)presented a beauiti- If ul appearance, embracing time finest specirrensoralmost every class a~osbrubor flower. Amongothseroveltics, equalyrare, w;ere alofty ~ co~tree~o'iaredi hb&isIl~ ...

... saved endless trouble and expense. il Her dresses never carry date, and she can vary them by the addition of ribbons, sashes, flowers, gloves, &c as she pleases, bnt she has always a good foundation of back or white to work upon, Moreover, alterations according ...

... I ST JOHN's, REDLAND.-Messrs. W. V. Gough and F. 11. t BocklAnd. i ST. JUDE'S, PoYXNTzPoou-Messrs. W. Broadbear and A. F Flowers. X a ST. LEoNARD.-Mr. Henry L. Worthaud Mr. TobinBusb. e ST. LuxE's, BDMINSTER.-Mr. George Duck and Mr. l William Goodridge ...

... people of E ngland! As the forthcoming struggle in the Hosuse of Commons will hinge upon these amendments, it may he well to show their object in a condensed form. To put the matter in the simplest shape, it many he said that they are designed to sanction ...

... victuallers to induce him to vote against the S t Permissive Bill, the fact being that for five years, when E K MRP. for Chelsea, he had persistently voted against it. Ai e Mr W. Allen of West Bradley, moved, and Mir J. H. (R Chsmpion, of Woodlands, seconded ...

... Maui, &C,, were roductive of much me~rri- animent, and he, was recalled Kor both. Mr E. A. Leonard gave the recitals, A Flower Show in June, by a suf- beferer who had the I'cataract'of Lodore' In his eye, ke and scenes from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night'n ...

... Bristol, than any previous show. We understand that 105 add tional Annual Sub- scribers have been enrolled since the General Meeting in February, and upwards of 201. vras taken on Thurs- day at the doors for admission. The prize flowers, green- house and hot-house ...