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... , PROVINCIAL AND LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. W- BrD~lNESTER FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The second hle show of this society took, place on Monday last, at the School- adroom, in Shimelane. wlcen the following prizes were awarded:- Carssatieosu: 1St prize, Mr. Howell; ...
... weekly meeting of the board was held at the Poor Law Offices yesterday Major Allen presiding. The report of outdoor reliei showed that the number of outdoor paupers during the past week was 1242, as against 1157 last year an increase of 85. The amount ...
... 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 ...
... 300TESTZO aNWE.IP GENCZ- ELECTION COIIIIITTEES.-Viscount Chelsea (T.) and Chas. Russell, Esq. (T.), have been declared duly elected for Readin Capt. Plumridge (L.) has been declared duly elected for Pcnryn and Falmouth. For Nottingham, Sir J.C. flobhouse ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Exchange. It is scarcely necessary to say that every -he arrangement will be made that can give eclat to a State set visit, and show how much the citizens of London, and all nat connected with the Coal Exchange, feel the honor con- Ist. ferred upon them. The ...
... the complainant. The questions put were for the purpose of showing that the complainant had unfairly decided and C had neglected to comply with the conditions of the agree- It ment. Mr. Flowers asked the defendant if it was his If intention to justify ...
... hemp by some nsw sy patent process -of this imitation age, with a curious bunch of 11 gauze, feathers, ribbons grapes and flowers hung on behind by 9. way of a bonnet;' her hands are encased in lavender-osloured a1kid, cloves, and she carries a-light parasol ...
... 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 ...