... BIRMINGHAM AGRICULTURAL SHOW. The Birmingham Agricultural Show has been held this week. In accordance with the Orders of the Privy Council there were no cattle exhibited, and the show of sheep was not so flue as usual; though the pen of Mr. Wigmore, which ...

... moved in opposition to the scheme. Mr. SYKES seconded the motion. Mr. H. BARKER, in a speech of considerable length, reviewed the whole question, the discussions that had taken place upon it in its various stages, and in the outset he argued that his first ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, APRIL 15. ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS BILL—The Earl of Shaftesbury moved the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill- He complained that no one with more authority than him. self should have undertaken the reform of this ...

... Speeches were made, and it was shown that the number of members of the lodge is 101, and that its value is 11581.; showing an increase of 1981. in the year. There had been paid to sick members during the year 51!. 18s. 4d. A grand Odd Fellows' fete is to ...

... amendment suggested. Mr. nets seconded the resolution. Mr. EDMOND ETUROE, of Birmingham, then rose, and read this letter which he had addressed to the Committee of Management 12 Bishopsgate-street-without, London, April 22nd, 1870. Gentlemen,—You are ...

... to the Holy • end described the gradual transition stages of the Holy Ghost In the heart of man, culminating in those Led stages when the Bible was a light unto the feet and a lamp unto the path, showing blessed vistas of holy hog*, pervading, enlarging ...

... GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHRONICLE, APRIL 20,. 1861. Mr. William Pearoe, of Ormond-villas, Lower Batton-street, died suddenly on Saturday. He was enddaily attacked with Moen, and fell senseless ; Mr. Henna, surgeon. was immediately sent for, but in a very short ...

... courtiers are off the stage. Presently one of the nobles rung the bell, and the throng scampered off the stage as the curtain slowly drew up, and unveiled the startling picture presented by • full house. The contrasts between the stage-acting before the scene ...

... this city, the wife of A. W. Maberly, Esq., a daughter. April 3, at Chalford, Mrs. F. E. Jones, a son. April 3, at Cirencester, the wife of Pro fessor Buckman, a son. ~ April 4, at Ednam House, near Cheltenham , the wife of Captain Augustus H. Kiug, Royal ...

... line about a mile and a half from the Shrub Hill Station to the show yard, for the conveyance of stock and machinery, and the accommodation in this respect will be moat complete. The show ground is admirably situated, and rommands very pretty views of ...

... WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1872. Mr. LIABOYD contended that the order could only be altered upon an altered state of the circumstance* of the defendants. That was not attempted to be shown now, and the defendants ought to have come before their worships to ...

... GLOUCESTERSHIRE CIIRONICIt, APRIL 7, 1866. that 130 mate will be placed in the control of the workiag classes if this bill pause, whilst 204 borough seats and the whole of the 182 county mate in England and Wales will remain in the control of the upper ...