... tire vestibule, which woe cit elegantly funistrtseel, rose iii a recesa a hauls of flowers end ever- fol ace groens, writh graceful ferns encircling the pillars, end a basement Pr~ to of cock work fromi which rose easo OItimmeft'perfirmed fourntainas, The ...

... -Lady Desk, ord. H. Lower) Betting-Eva' ea Royal Oak, 2 1 art Idisoulus, and 10 144 the aim. rUberic made slay, followed by Kimmins, Royal Oak, Verity,. sod 'dolman, is the order named. Shadow whipping end Verity soon joining him in bringing up the new ...

... H. leans, J. B. Pinnock, T. I'. Overbury, F. Wookey, C. Peon, the Revs. P. Phelps and W. Barrios . , Admiral Close. Dr. H. Grace, _Messrs. R. L. O. Vassell, J. Bestow, H. Boucher, W. Pearce, J. J. Simplon (clerk to the Incorporation), A. Baker (assistant ...

... theisks for kindness which your Grace hos shown toms dories my sojourn in London &niter the practical wed generous sympathy which yes ban tabor in the object el my mission to this Par beyond the condom of the British =leer Grace is for the great with which ...

... yrs 7st7lb G. Chaloner Mr Coekbnm’s Qneen Lily, yrs, 7st 51b 8. Loatee 3 Musical Gem, Bird's Eye. Wild West, Sun Dance, Lady Grace. Harlem. Lucerne, Ultimus, Cromartie, and Partisan also ran. Betting—loo to 12 agst Galopade. Won by a length and half ; three ...

... yrs 7st7lb G. Chaloner Mr Cockburn’s Queen Lily, yrs, 7st 51b 8. Loatea Musical Gem, Bird’s Eye. Wild West, Sun Dance, Lady Grace. Harlem, Lucerne. Ultimus, Cromartie, and Partisan also ran. Betting—loo to 12 Oalopade. Won by a length and a hall; three ...

... those cf the litirepson' a. Mrs. St.mpson had to accept the inevitabie, sod, to do the lady justice, she accepted it with grace. Mrs. Itardei Id did not oft.n gall at but whoa she begird that wedding was coming within measurable distance. she made tt ...

... Moines§ with that Continent, and Desoeit Oe Application liable to forfeiture. DOLTON. Carver and Gilder. Old Frames Regilt Graceful Young Arthete, 1 - Tslepbeees MIME 571. retheMlted Irl• MI tel tieW Tineday. the 20Ut. end toothier* of Sala generally for ...

... Clifton In. dust rial school: Application for a great towards the purchase of the school premises. 7.—Application by Dr. E. M. Grace for increase of salary u coroner for the lower division of the county. B.—Communication from Mr. E. W. Corea as to the number ...

... (Tewkerlhury), W. E. George (Westbury-on-Trym), TW, Swirburne, T. H. Friday, C. Hayward, G. B. liold Baker (Wheatenhurst), J. C, Kimmins (Stone. house). 11. V, Vasear Smith (Charlton Klinge), J. C. Fry (Badminton), T. E. IaUs (Dymook), ., E, Falconer(Nailbwortb) ...

... clements. c, * the Brenda, fromn.Odessa-toate, Hoge ood, and Co., t: 20.070 cwt wheat- J. Weston and Ca,, S766 cwt wheat; d Grace Brotiers, acb owt wheat. . I In the Mlinerva, from Fredrikotadt-A. Thomas and E Brotbers, 1,014,818 pea staves, Order, 13, ...

... observance tae Lord's Day. THE remuneration op Submitting the report of Finance Committee, the Chair ana said that Br. E. M. Grace, coroner for the Western division of Gloucestershire, having made application for increase of salary, an order had been mode ...