... the thooght that tome day may become Praaident.aod all Ameriean women hopemdad themaelrea come day miatreea ot the White Boom. The offlea of the Preeideet ol the United Blitre fa oartainly remarkable one. For iaetaaea il Bryant, the praeeat DemoeraUe candidate ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... orkiioumj, with power to consult an expert on the subject, and to report to the Board such alterations and repairs which they may consider necessary or desirable. Mr. H. Preston Thomas’ letter was read, and also commuuicat ion from the Local Government Board ...

... | Honey.—Mr T. P. Blow, Welwyn; Mr Chearles Haynes, Sandy ; Mr G. Johnson, Southill. Truseed fowls, ducks, &c.— Mr C. P. Bryant, Silver-street, Bedford. Bread.—Mr Alfred Mann, Bedford ; Mr John Cooper, Redbourn. Bouquets, table decorations, &c.—Mrs Guy ...