... Pierce said that a stray beast ran into the Rose and Crown-court, where he carried such destruction with him that it would require from 21. to 3/. to repair. A man, who was in the house in Rose and Crown-court at tbe time the bull entered, made the following ...

... went out driving. The Count of Flanders and Prince Christian went out shooting. Nov. 22.—Thursday being the birthday of the Crown Princess of Prussia, a party of children residing at the Castle and in the neighbourhood were invited to dance, which took ...

... 8; total 54-. This a reduction by one, the Greyhound having been pulled down. There have been three transfers to the Crown, in the Market-place during the year, namely, to Walter Grammer, to Edwin James Bussell, and to Sidney Lyle. The present holder ...

... toa-t-*, amt !*■ ie;,l!y the Navy, Army, Auxiliary I*, k, ' takin? tlia nj’|* 'rtuiiity in.tkii fitting r* r nc*' t . th* - nec crown'll the Kvyiitiau Cauipaigo uml jr L >rd Kitchener of Khartmim. Maj- r kICARiiO, in r-*! b-arved that i* w treat pleasure f' ...

... to William Biggs, in the employ of Mr. James Corderoy. Hugh Hendon: 4s. to Robert James, driver. Third ditto, 12. to Joseph Flatt, in the employ of Mr. F. Agar, Moor Farm ; 3s. to Tbos. Stops, driver. Class lI.—To Ploughmen.—First prize. 12. ss. to Robert ...

... prize. In class 1, for ploughmen with any number of horses, there were 18 competitors, and the prize was awarded to Joseph Flatt, in the employ of Mr. C. Headington. In class 4, for ploughboys under 18 years, and drivers under 14, there were four entries ...

... Unlike many other swedes, which look well in the ground, but when pulled have a little bulb, and are generally so flat in the crown, the first frost destroys them, Sutton's vary broad shoulder, nearly large at the bottom as the top. and produces an enormous ...