... first- ,mall with no competition-with a very nice son of his takema ~ ta Masanigsa, that took honoorable mention at Isling- tw-tnHl.It is a matter Of regret that there was agst not more in the class so as to have made a competition seen more of the character ...

... bein consequient on the amalgamation of tle Pavigt , ?? with the Council. it was resolved to give .a £10 10s. cnup for competition at Mr. Simpson's fast ~'cattle sale at Christmas. Atsapplication from the Sur- aveyor for an increase of salary was referred ...

... -llead Quarters, Ipswich, 13th Septeniber. 1864. 7Thursday, 22nd hist., at 8 o'clock p.m., for ndjurtant's drill. The competition for corps prizes svill take place on Tlinrs(dny, the 29th inst., according to the list and rules to hle ehiibitedl at ? ...

... Hatlherley had a reception, which was numerously and fashionably attended. . Mrs. Gladstone had a reception at the family resi-t dance on Carlton House Terrace, on Wednesday even. ing. There were present: Lord Claud J. Hamilton, Lord and Lady Alfred Paget, Sir ...

... on the enemy; and besides this the Prussian army whould be restored to the activity which it possessed before the terrible clog of. thousands of wounded men was attached to it. Again the removal of the wounded by the railroads of a neutral powver would ...

... dur- ing divinie service, the subject would be more talked of. When the statute of' Elizabeth was passed, a man's attert- dance upon the Clut-rch was a test of his politics; but that was not a test of tire present times. Hle hoped to see the law amended ...