... for Boston, left the Mersey to .day. The Canard Royal mail steamer Samaria, from Boston, arrived off Holyhead to-day. St. Thomas, Sept. IX—The Hamburg American Company's steamer Bavaria arrived here yesterday, and proceeds for Colon, dtc. The.same company's ...

... Soden 8, J. B. -loasley 14, M. B. Castle S, C. Sorners (not out) 0, extras 10—3, totals 94—65. J. G. B. Harvey's C. Hardy 2, F. Hardy 10, A. A. Wansey 20, C. Allen 0, A. Ball 5, J. G. B. Harvey 0, S. 2, H. P. Verstrume 0, K. B. Stock 1, & 0, H. (not out) ...

... Misses Tovey, the window* by the Misses Griffin and Marsh, the font Mias Gunning, the lectern by Miss prayer dssk by Miss C. Hardy, and the text over the' west tha Bey. J. Johnson. The clergy present the service were the iter. J. Johnson (rector of Nsilsea) ...

... Bulbs to be planted as opportunities offer, Those most tnce. important now are snowdrops, crocuses, and narcissus, Rieo and hardy border lilies, as these do no goodf if kept long allow, out of the ground, Pot hyacinths, early tulips, narcissus, arkoL b ...

... Rogers, G. J. Thomas, E. Wales, Bishop Gore's Grammar School, Swansea; J. H. Jones, Normal College, Swansea; A Lewis, W. P. Phillips, Llsndilo Grammar School; E. J. Maclean, Carmarthen Grammar School; F. G. Harwood, Goat, Haverfordwest; H.M. Thomas, Oakley ...

... fox 36, being taken Mr 3. gardener, 3. Brrd), and for 12, 3. Brown. The frail sent ailed overflowing with both choice and hardy kinds. The for the beet colioctaon waa awarded Mr R. ta°atTtfayteT, T. Sing), and the second ?t. Ames W. H. Bannister). The ...

... Sheppard, Sir J. H. G. Smyth, Bart, Mr E. Somexs, Sir Edward Straehey, Bart., Barton Scobell, Mr E. Strachey. Mr Herbert Thomas, and Mr J. D. Weston (Mayor of Bristol). The committee of management are the following:— Bedminster: Mr T. W. Hams and Mr ...

... riestley, L, . Randall, Wet- llhou , St ?? ?? C~arT~rsH~s Cnrsmsr,-kis-d Diviion-B, G An. in) crum, T. H. Buoknell, .B P.H Hardy, T--e 'past 11' Hayes, Chelteha; . A iada El.BA Taylorii ai 'W estfield-houe Gocse. ?? St (310LoucESTanCcra eod ?? 178th, F ...

... appeared for applicant, and upon his giving undertaking that the vocal entertainments should nut stop to the license was renewed. Thomas Elberry. the Prince Regent, College Pates wae required by the police explain tha i ■stasias under which purchased jar pickles ...

... defendant struck him severe blow in the face when attempted to orotect Gillman. There wae cross summons by Fletcher against Thomas trill, Gillman, and Llewellyn, bat this wae and fined la and coats te assaiilliim, Gillman, and aad 8a te Llewellyn. GLOUCESTER ...

... the occasion being the marriage of. Mintles Mar Francis Tarrant, eldest daughter of the Rev. H. Tarrant, the pastor, to Mr. Thomas Ball Silcock, B.Sc., of this city, and son of the late AT. Bilcock, Bradford.on.Avon. The father of the bride officisted, ...

... A exercie their vocal and inatkrwnental powers, be i t at at. ai ets , On tbis understanding, the license wan renewed. at T~homas Elbury, Prince Regent,' COllege-plare,-The is u'e~ applicant h ad^b~een lreqlukested to ththend ad ?? d tnen were oonvicted ...