... Jute very dull. Tallow, now, about ;lHs. «d. sjiot. LONDON POTATO MARKET-Dec. 10. Trade very slow at the following prices:-Kent Regents, 160 s. to 2005.; Victorias, 16 ...

... ; and that the enemy is not in hurry to assault it is evidenced by the expected arrival of a million of topcoats and jack-boots. The King himself has ordered his winter wardrobe from Berlin, whence any amount of supplies can now be drawn since the ca ...

... by Chenrtete, Ac., ererywhera. aobnit to year notice oo» K*l** Spodal Ltoanla gEASONABLE GOODS. KSSSSSi. : rw-. ■ Finest Golden Cam B>nip, Id. A li«L per Ik. FBCIT. New BsMoe’s Jsim JelHee. Melons, Leaens, Pews, Ac, £»3:£S~SSSS better rslee Tens be pot ...

... among the fishwives of Swansea. Mrs Arthur Sassoon in red pressed velvet with white kerchief, with mauve bow iu her cap. was Golden Fleoco; Mrs Leopold do Rothschild, in like F{eS-de.Lsa t lhoro was new departure in dress Here were Lady Archibald Campbell ...

... oatmeal, cd. to fid. per boll of 140 lbs Banffshire. Tiik engngen ent is announced of Mr Leonard J!ra»ey of Preston Hall, Maidstone, Kent, to Lady Violet Gordon-Lcnnox, second daughter of the Kail of March, and grand-daughter of Hia Grace tbc Duke of Richmond ...

... agent thc Emperor, whom had previously these gentlemen, and it would ill become you of this hogshead treacle—the genuine •* golden syrup, came 1 AWn. North American Invert. Coy. ®2 3 i. the nv-rv ai. l i.iti..-j« title uf Po**m be has eon-' the of the ...

... Christian names, or rather tl.- amss their farm*, sometimes abbreviated mi-t v.ry grotesque form* It was the eve ol their host* golden wedding:—F James, host, after short reflective silence— There ba ...

... Liberal, 3,720; Mr John Tremayne, Conservative, 3,sl9—majority for the Liberal candidate. 201. The now die for the next issue of golden coinage from the Mint is now completed and in the posses, sion of the authorities at the Mint. This is only the second die ...

... this and last year, sad won ths cup as the hart Shorthorn this year. Golden Grown and Boyal James, both toed Sittyton and by Camber, land, are each rine five cf the hollo to soli. Golden Grown, of Gold family, was winner for Mr Bcuoa, Forest, of ths oup ...

... Officer, by Kspeit of which U the sire also of the leading two-year old from Hatton. Mr Clark, Tilly far, being third with Golden Victor. There a good class of six cows and here there was well illustrated the great wealth and quality of the Hatton herd ...

... Bat all fmp-;r*td fruits’ oraaflso. Talsfaa. aata. . ai* affoctad the aatroraal la to which the people hare grown aocaotomod. Boot and poaluy. aoaaa Caaada. at eaitila are cboaper than la mqfimL Bat every betf steak Is eat tight throagb boae and cartilage ...

... one part of Scotland or from one part anywhere else; they came from all parte of the kingdom-he saw they cams from Orkney to Kent, and from Tipperary to Suffolk, which showed, thought, that tbs breed was being everywhere, and was spreading is ai..cU«u-(Cheers) ...