... biggest, 3a. 6d. a gross. You now see clearly what it that I solicit of you. Having well fixed your mind that ‘Thomas White’ or the late Thomas White ’ is the man, and ‘3s. 6d. per gross’ the kind, there is nothing more be added, except the propriety of ...

... Gladstone, M.P. (on Authority in Matters of Opinion), Mr. Stansfeld, M.P. (on Medical Women), Sir Thomas Baxley, M.P. (Uni▼ersity for Manchester), Mr. Thomas Braasey, M.P. (Round the World in the Sunbeam, first artide), and Mr. Grant Duff, M.P. (Five Nights* ...

... elected Fellows the Royal Society: Dr. Wm. Moddock, Bayliss, physiologist, assistant professor at University College; Professor Thomas Wm. Bridge, professor of oomparalive anatomy at Birmingham University; Dr. Sydney Moncton Copcman, medical inspector Local ...

... pretty well all choice, hardy plants. will soon necessary to begin the propagation of the usual autumn stock of bedding plants ; fact, erbenas, Heliotropes, and soft plants similar character should be attended to at once. Sow hardy annuals for spring bedding ...

... up until near the end of the story ; and the identity of tho murderer will not be .easily guessed. The first part of Mr. Thomas Hardy’s drama of the Napoleonic wars, which in itself forms volume of two hundred pages, has just been published. “The Dynasts ...

... Oodsoii nered to dia. agree with the Lords’ ameedmeat Clause 19, which rack oat the power t« abolish professorships. Hi. Hardy arid shoald have preferred the clause it before, bet did eot it worth while to disa«ieele ibe After some dieetusion the to ...

... GARDENING GOSSIP. 1 Sr.uns.—Mr. W. J. Murphy, of Clonmel, write* thus on the protection of hardy flowers from slugs in the Journal of Horticulture: This the time of the year that outdoor flowers are most welcome, and a rule most liable to the ravages ...

... amount to about £5,000. Told in the Courts For stealing £216 10s. while the employ of the L.C.C. clerk at Cane Hill Asylum, Thomas Mynott, of Sanderstead. was sentenced to four mouths’ hard labour at Croydon on Monday. A young woman complained to the magistrate ...

... and contributing to their success, (Applause.) If there was one thing of which they were more proud than another, it was the hardy battle they had with their neighbours, Gloucester. (Applause.) Referring the amateur question he said he would not give anything ...

... James’s ‘Theatre, and will form the opening attraction of his autumn season next year. “Teas,’* the opera based on Mr. Thomas Hardy’s famous novel, of the d’Urbersilles,” is to produced at Covent Garden the end of June next. Shakespeare were now in London ...

... was first, Mr. H. Little second, and Mr. R. R. Hyatt third. Twelve calceolarias found Mr. J. Southgate first, and Mr. D. C. Thomas, Muswell-bill, second. Crotons were best from Mr. J. Causton, West Dulwich, , first. Mr. James taking the second award. The ...

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