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... VARIETY of the most ABI.K PRODI ITIONS of Rr«li«h and foreign MILLINERY MAM LBS. SHAWL*. «LK4, ItßfeisEß. FURS, RIBANDS. LACES. FLOWERS. FEATHERS, At Every Department will found coutaiaeonie NOVKLTIER NEW AND EXTENSIVE DELIVER! GENHtAL RMNG ATTIRE. JOHN MILLING ...
... the subject, I claim that they not apply all to the one I have myself suggested, as I think the following explanation wdl show. The present levels in Briggate one end of the proposed street, and Park Row at tbe other, are respectively 111-1 and 111 ; ...
... ORPHAN ARYH-M.- The Duke of Edinburgh |mill i isit the City (London) Tue*lay to aid in good work charity personally opening flower show and fancy bazaar the Guildhall, behalf the Alliert Orphan Asylum. A large number Indies and gentlemen meet his Royal Highness ...
... and his loyalty. THE REFORM MEETING LONDON.—The solicitor of Mr Simpson, the freeholder of the grounds Ashburnham House, Chelsea, writes say that has given notice the general secretary of the trades' societies that the reform demonstration will not allowed ...
... motion was for rule calling upon the plaintiff to show caure why nonsuit should not be entered. The action was brought by gardener, carrying on business York, to recover £167 due for the hire of flower* upon the occasion of the Prince erf Wales’s visit ...
... the benefit* th.« , tion. Thanks were jpven to the society on behalf. ■'*' newly-elected pensionen. An analysis of th- . , shows that rotes were reginterd Of this 3118 voted for the successful four candidate,, an for the uuauocesaful thirteen. Leeds Early ...
... stealing a note £lOO, the other for embezzling £646, the monies of his employers. The Volunteer Review at Salisbury.— The returns show that at least 5000 volunteers be resent at this review. On Wednesday Colonel Erskine, nspector-Generai of Volunteers (who will ...
... £l. G. Talbo.. Design of natural flowers, in vase or ornamental stand, for dining table, £1 10»., Mr Butler; 2, £l, A. Batger, Annley House; 3, 10s ,W. Dean, Shipley. Best arranged collection of flowers, fruit and flowers combined artificial , 10s., Mrs ...
... immediate neighbourhood of the show yard, and close by are four sidings of considerable length, extending eastwards. A carriage dock has also been made for the unloading of machines, which will travel thence to the show-yard on their own wheels. The company ...
... awards will not made known until to-day or Mun Uy. The weather was brilliantly fine. The show implements is enormous, comprising fewer than 4.5-J1 articles. The show field, which is about 40 acres in extent, forms a portion of what is known locally as the ...
... He remained with a great iMirtion of the night. He tried me this way see if, after the reception they had given me I would show any anxiety or fear. They are very cunning in that way. had apprehension at all after being received in camp that manner. ...
... ease in our lives, let us show that we don’t deserve the reproach of wanting to shirk that industry which, in some form or other, every man, whether rich or poor, should feel himself much bound to as he is bound decency. Let us show that we want to have some ...