... TRADESMEN'S CHRISTMAS SHOWS. I_ _ . 1 We have attempted, at the cost of much labour, to furnish a complete list of the Christmas shows made by the various tradesmen of the metropolis. We have no doubt that many names which ought to have found a place ...

... St. Gi!e's 628, Shorlditoa 266, St Margayet's, Weit minster,AcRl, Ieling-on 3S76, ard Lambeth of 247. CfRISTetA5..-A New Illustrated Book is being given away and sent free by post, It contain two delightful stories, besides a moat complete aummary of ...

... : in New Zealand, alone,2 60,0 0frozen Sheep nore than lasteear have been sent to'. thi contbry. Yet if swcomparefigures we lud certain eoaditions of or Home-Agio .c ultur better on theepastfive yearsor i the- Eorses used in agriculture in 1886 um. icred ...

... In other articles there is not much doing, on account of the Christmas holidays. BATH,-From a comparative statement of the frequenters of the far-famed baths of this city, in November, 1886 (before the hot spring on Mr. Pinch's premises had been discovered) ...

... the outside division, except Perhaps Christmas Carol, about whom 22 hundreds were accepted. MONDAY TWO) THOOSAND. THURSDAY 4 to I agst. Liddington (off) . ?? DERfBY. 05 ?? 1lI Breoad bane (off) ?? 25 I Christmas Carol It) ?? 33 I ?? a3 Ladowa ?? 40 ...

... THE LONDON GAgenTL Tuesday. BANKRUPTS. G Pti'lito Hickmaa.'a Folly. Bermandsov, confeciottner -J Str-ng Wa'erloi -road, toer retailer-W Mihml, 'Walnut Trde- wa'k, Lambeth, baker - 5 Blemaires Waithamstow, school- wamter-B Drennan, Pancraa-lane, tickle-arbury ...

... LONDON MkAREI?2T-SATURDAY. NiEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. The supply of each kisoo of Mecat to these markets during the week has been mofeirate, with a good trade, and priecs were fully 0 oaintalised. linferier Beef, from 2s Sd to 2s IOd ; middling ditto, Ss ...

... THE LONDON MARKETS. I LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. THUrSDAY, Dee. 30. CORN EXCHANGE. MARX-LANE. Woeful words form the pith of the ad- dress to the London Farmers' club of our agricultural Carlyle, Mr. C. S. Read. Ac-- cording to this practical authority ...

... MiTE LONDON AkRKETS. LLOYD'S WEEIY NEWS Om, h .Enr.oas-ix, lee.^- 1. ti In the past wedk many Corn markets i save experienced a beekvy drop, the price a 3f Wheat falling .in ILinciclshire 2s and it 2s 6d per quarter, some samples making i3- ts low as ...

... LONDON MARKETS--THIS DAY. + CHRISTMAS PRIZE CATTLE-SHOW. SMITHFIELD MARKET. The annual exhibition of Christmas fare deserves this year a word or two more of commendation than perhaps any of its predecessors. There was a considerable abatement of that ...

... THE LONDON MARKETS. I ?? . - THIUESDAY, Jan. 8. CORN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE. Farm workers have had perhaps the worst weekcof all the outdoor occupations, as til- tape, manuring, and plantiug have perforce been at a standstill through the deep snow and frost ...

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