... suggested of a Pony-nightmare, was delicious to him, He had even lost money (and he took to that toy very kindly) by getting up Golden slides for magic lanterns, whereon the Powers of Darkness were depicted as a sort of supernatural shell-fish, with human faces ...

... also a stock of Shooting Boots, so designed as to protect the leg and yet leave the ankle free, and which from its adaptation may be worn from the first without blistering or inconvenience. THOWAS DUNNE, Chiropodist and Boot Manufacturer, 15, UPPER O ...

... Englsh wheat 3,0 rfrign Eor 4s 550 qrs. With the no-ende samples of last week, and ccc thefreh spplesto-day, the Essex and Kent stands were the onlyincderetely provided. A-S eample of new Tsaiavera ap- chii peered, weighing about eli1te ~er buahel, and ...

... bore a repreentation of a t 5st~alwsrt reaper cuttin a field of ripe grain, while h;jis wife and happy jl'dn an, by, with golden 1 eava m- theii arMs. That of the msarin-ers. showed a-lifeboat puttitng'ofin a boisterous sea, while a vision of the Blessed ...

... Wedding March Tase played. Amongst these resent ?? F Jackson, Mlane; Joseph Huch'son, Esq, flungar' ; MAr andi Mrs Vaughan Golden Grove; Mr and Mlrs Lloyd, Gloster, gcc. Tin, umphal arches were erected at ?? points on the road near lallybritt and Aghancon ...

... Russell ?? Company, Fisher-street, Old Kent-road, London, ltiches aud Watts, Duke's Palace Iron Works, Ngrwich, linglaed ; James M'Dowall, Agricultural Implerment Maker, &c, 49 Jamaica- stfeet, Glasgow; Johni Kent, Green-street, Both- well, Scotland; John ...

... considerably better, and it is hoped on a fair way to recovery. The remains of Viscount Maidstone were buried yesterday in the new family grave at Eastwell Churchyard, Kent. Lord and Lady Muncaster have left Rings- town for England. The death of Lady Hallwife ...

... the banuerets of the display. Above and around hiwg a cosmopolitan col- lection of standards and flags, the Irish green with golden harp, the French tricolour, nay, the English U nion Jack, and, popularamongst the popular, the sturdy Star and Stripes. Despite ...

... lmr5ising A and td cclouds tihat hlave lowered so 3otng over c e ourrcity vwere stll int appalling _Ipxintity. tut 3ret tie people kent streaming in WadIjn until iii ' ithe, artarounlt. Lilt atatendance was tit largest on reord Er a first day. Aroe-no the riii ...

... amongst the trade exhibits a of fruit. The other exhibitors included Mi Bunyard, of Maidstone, Kent, Mr Jas Dickson, r of Newtownards; Mr Dickson, of Chester; Mr J Rivers, Kent; Messrs Tait, Dublin; Mr Ed- s mondson, Dublin; and Messrs M'Gneedly, Portadown ...