... ensued. About a fortnight afterwards the other three cows wrhich had been separated from the first when it took ill, began to show symptoms of the same kind. One of them died in four days, and the others lingered ten. The farmer states that he is familiar ...

... after the passing of a barge. He obtained assistance, and the body was removed to the New Inn. There being no evidence to show how the deceased came into the river, the jury returned a verdict of Found drowned. The Leeds 11ercuiy says there have been ...

... themselves. ' Don't ride your hobby too hard, he said, but learn to discuss religion and politics as well as teetotalism, and show to Mr. Lowe and other opponents of the working man' that you have educated yourselves and are fit persons to be possessed of ...

... whole of their expenses. Mr. Jeffcock took great interest in every scheme of usefulness the establishment of an annual flower show, and the recent lighting of the village with gas, were mainly owing to his exertions. Our Dublin correspondent, writing ...

... take up the day. At the Marylebone county court this morning Sir J. E. E. Wilmot heard the case of Flowers v. Windham. The action was brought by Mr. Flowers, proprietor of the Red Lion Tavern, Harrow-road, to recover from Mrs. Windham, of 3A, Westbourne-terrace ...

... emptiness of which was made conspicuous by its glass panels, following behind. According to the usual custom when it is intended to show respect to the memory of the dead, there is a shutter or two left standing up in each shop window of the town. A bell is at ...

... of the Fund tc-aiorrow at Christchurch, 'Lissor.-grove, (in Mr. Llewelyn Davies pulpit). THE HORSE SHOW. This morning the Great Metropolitan Horse Show was opened to the public at the Agricultural Hall. The character of the exhibition has steadily improved ...

... rested on the broad shoulders of Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of King's-road, Chelsea. The formation and equipment of the beautiful cascades and fountains, the parterres and flower baskets, the waving groves of exotics, and the vases of bloom which met the ...

... of the testimonial are Dr. Robert Hogg, ?? 99, St. George's-road, Pimlico, S.W. ; and Mr. Thomas Moore, ?? Botanic Garden, Chelsea, S.W. These gentlemen will receive subscriptions, which may also be paid to the society's bankers (London and County Bank ...

... power. There has been a decided advance of late in the price of wheat in France. The'last general average for the whole empire shows an advance of 55 c. per quintal. The rise extended to every district. In the north-west, it was 71 c. per quintal; in the north ...

... pleasant effect at the Val 1'alace. The gardens begin to put forth their charms, and the MIc c of the building- is also gay with flowers. A certain brightness and lioe is diffused through the whole place, and the freshness of variety adckd to the entertainmaents ...

... GREAT FLOWER SHOW. The Crystal Palace might be allowed even by a United States man to be the sort of place where everything should be done on a large scale, and on Saturday last greatness was characteristic of all the proceedings. There was a flower show ...