... appeared likely to last a considerable time, shortly before five o clock Mr. Flowers adjourned the case to Monday next. Mr. Lewis asked for substantial bail for the defendant, Mr. Flower. did net wish to be hard upon fasteners, but be thought they could find ...

... contemporary. Perhaps not ; tint this was not al ways considered the principal qualification tor such an official. Speaking at Chelsea on the ht inst., Sir Charles Dicke said : W. way congratulate ourselves on the probability and almost certainty that foreign ...

... Constantinople to the le dies who visited him in his modest home at that the Arabi in all directions look to this result, and Chelsea. I see him now, standing bareheaded in his that if the authority of the Sultan receives any Ruth,: sober dressing-gown on ...

... this Resolution, there originality, show that the writer le speaking from actual experience in teaching. We tan cordially A s o earplug Olken India, by ostensibly employing Bombay a and Pend. hod Steamers - ;NS Flowerer, Daly My beam nuke nine, and thim ...

... Wet UAL promptly attandM to, and the nued. Orders aboard panted by • far payment Bombay. GIOVANNONI & GUERRIERI. FINE ARTS SHOW. J UST received , a barge assortment of OleolgarrPesba4 Alabaster Yam, CowerAs Palouse, 0. 0 !enamel 'WWI 111 s. tor at the ...

... side repayments( to Past and Presses of Oxford University. Is the Ant innings of the Anntraliaem by far the best tone was shows by Bosses, who, though he did not hit quits as as playei capital cricket, sad did sot give • dance dense may at the wicket ...

... n in Stepney, a dieeinker in Islington, an engineer In Wapping, another engineer who hails from Poplar, a wood-turner In Chelsea, • pawnbroker's resistant who la, as might be expected from his occupation, the o the crew, and a lecturer in the Mile-endroad ...

... have • chat, and to hint the delighted Major told the story with great glee, and ended by taking him into the verandah and showing him the three dead bodies, neatly laid out in a row. Great heaven ! said the Chaplain,startled out of his professional ...

... giving one or two of these in Major late's own words. The following description of a dinner at Zulfikar, in the Russian camp, shows that even in these out-landish parts Mae gouda things of life are, at least occasionally, to the fore. On the lath, writes ...

... of the skirt are tuned inside out to show a similar lilting. Theo the train is put on as if nearly half-way down is length, so that the top pert of the material is turned back like the way a picket tail falls, showing the same rich lining, but it is beautifully ...

... owners. Owners will have to produce • certificate from the secretary of the moss for which their horses have been entered, showing that their hones, in favour of which the privilege is claimed, are twee fide entered on the secretary's boots of the particular ...

... on the same principle advocated for bridging the Tapleo at Burst —namely, a rigid wire rope suspension bridge. The one at Chelsea is just craned, and it is an eleellent model for such work& some one laughed at the idea of a stone bridge being possible ...