... will oomrtf «Mtb«t. birw.n—lt cnlr iota >ut la th. neutiaw. Hat—Tb. plfimt will do. Mr A. D. Hat—Mr Stewart humid aomothfo,.boot a oitoaOd mplj rntor. Ido aot cootndiot itotoaumt to tb. dtohtMti bntio th. Booth of *« aoor bto .ÜboDgb I m> aot .moat at ...

... where- wc |l ; ra other matters afferaUng IrarwcUare. to iho aui- near Bnght.m, won the hrat prize for Ins rum. needle with the golden eye all through tbelyhrinth the Al ci«ntv to winch office re elected the tw.. follow-,'ver it required, and the present faeili- ...

... Diamond 30972, Bed b.c, 1883. Jon. 11—Fatima 2nd Meridian 38748, Boanh.c. „ 25—Fatima 3rd Meridian 38748, Bed b.o. Feb. 18— Golden Locks sth by Yg. Count 46119, Boon c.o. Mar. 6—Vlolante by Young Coont 46119, Roan b.c. 9_Violante 3rd Meridian 88748, .. ...

... bulls—tho roan Gladstone from the Nonpareil family, and Good Hope, represen. tative of the Wimple family, both being after Golden Prince. There were fifteen of the progeny of Gladstone exposed. Sir Walter, roan ont of Helen, and coming by her from the ...

... platform to wish the party good-bye were the Prince of Wales, Duke D’Aosta, and the Duke of Fife. The little town of Sandgate, Kent, was on Saturday night the scene of most disastrous subsidence. About eight o’clock there was experienced such movement of ...

... retab A»rk brown. It Inya egg* ami endergrta its meU- •'•ire, there being thus five in a11. kenxie, laue*. celeb,at.d their golden M r Ab nTn! Fl'rm f ““certain morph.«re c.wrre herb-.ge, and after each 1 lie Otrca.st'H of cattle nlaughterod frmu the speclalon ...