... October 11th. May 14th or Monday follow- ing. First Tuesday in September and first Tuesday in Dec. Jane 11th. First and third Tuesday in May and August 22nd. Shrove Tuesday. Whit Thursday. May 12th and October 11th. First Friday after May 12th. Trinity ...

... jutiioi, who are thtl pieveatet from belig iable t6 Wbproe their ply by meeting anterior Itamt'legulmalp thiouhboul the *teon, It may of oouroe ,be argued that the smaller irranisa. ?? should firtb obtain beater moll ao ma to makf ths games more ven Ia time ...

... simplicity. The average cost of running an autocar one mile is about one half, penny,and we may to witness the near future the birth of new industry—an industry that may soon substitute for the high-stepping roans and greys glittering, pulsing Ariel of man's ...

... 14th, aged sixty years. Louis A. Scott, • member of the Philadelk phis Bar, and a man of wealth, died at his cottage in Cape May, N.J., August 11th. He was seventy-one years of age. Miss Susan Olivia Clemens, aged twentyfour, eldest daughter of Mr. B. L ...

... Goole Annie, do Queen of the Bay, ;do Raven (a), Shields England (a), do Surrey (s), do Welcome Home, Goole Collynie (a), Leith May Queen, Dartmouth Swallow (s), Yarmouth John Grafton (a), Shields Merthyr (a), do Chipchase (a), do Constantine (a), do Scotsman ...

... k. Cut Flower* Mr. W. Finch, Coventry, and Mr. J Cypher, Cheltenham. Fruit Mr. G. Niinaiin. Hatfield Iloiwe, and Mr. Q. H. May cock. Luton Hoo. Vegetable*. Mr. Richard Dean, Ealing, W.. and Mr. T. Lockie, Diddington Ifall CJardens. Farmer*' Clatset. Mr ...

... article 98, with reference to the moral character or behaviour or the previous habits of the inmates, or to such other grounds as may seem expedient.” The Local Government Board were aware that in many Workhouses it was the custom in determinin to what wards ...

... therefore resorts to another remedy with the consequence that has interview the Reading Borough Magistrates. The inebriated casual may future be -described with great delicacy and forbearance as person who suffers pain. the number of persons who have been arrested ...

... being the point of branch line Newquay Among others is the fact that existing a branch Portreatb which may be ntilised with result proposed line may be made available for be St Agnes Pen some of of Cornwall which gnes of the most beautiful only bydrivinglong ...

... result of the sodden and greasy state of the turf, the last time round, with the outcame the placed eampetttare Milked in an may Alm Tivea, Third hest : E. Windsor, 180 yards shut. 1 ; B. Weikel.. 150, 2. Also rode: F. B. Braman, North Beata, 120 ; A. Alexander ...

... E. P. Youell (in the chair), Col. J. C. B. seade| Capt. Paleson Edgar, Rev, t. H. Hocoing, and Mr. T. S. Furtis, Edward C. May (14), 3, Elm Street, nornich, and John Beckett (15), 16, Bell Lane, I lpswiche pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing four chick~ens ...

... Majesty's Government seems refer Count Munster. The latter may certali.!y, like Count Mol ike, have expediency of an attack upon Fran v. although I unaware of tbia, and lias never been iustnieted to so. It may certainly said that it i* not requisite for the nine ...