The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1889-10-05 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

OLICE. He (Mr. Masser) contended that Mr. Russell did was the finest we have seen for a long time. The Mayor of Leamington's Prize (Sidney Floyd, Country contains accounts of Southern Pembroke, There were some wonderfully good dishes of not retreat as tar as possible before he fired the Esq.), Li is-Subject: Outline Drawing from shire, the Tyne, and Connaught; and Our Earth s apples and pears. and the flowers, on the whole,and' 'he chair, gun. The evidence clearly showed that he stopped the Cast ; won by R Cooke. its Story has entertaining and instructive were very good for the time of the year. There chapters on the Earth as a Loadstone, Earth TtHioHT, and parleyed with Brookes, there was no obstacle Alderman frackriira Prize, 10s. 6d.-Subject :A. Z were five entries in the cottagers' class for the Currents, Aurora, &c. The illustrations are before him, the prisoner was a man apparently in Sheet of Perspective Problems: won by Clara prize offered by Mr C. Wilson for the best colleo- .r., ,highly interesting. The Family Physician treats good health, accustomed to out-door work, and romwioh. '+ert tion of vegetables, and after a keen competition ii. n of the diseases of children-rickets, ' 0 ,-) quite as capable of running as the poachers. If , ringworm, St. the prize was awarded to Mr. R. J. Woodfield. Councillor Fell's Prize, £1 is-Subject: Group of Vitus's , Russell had run to his own exit gate he mightdance, scarlet fever, scrofula, sore throat, Among those who sent articles not for competition Shaded Models; won by W. E. W. Pipe. cold, stammeriug, andothers, f have avoided any altercation with the men andmany or all of thus escaped the use of the gun. He admitted it were the Mayor of Warwick (Ald. Cooke), who lionourabls Mention, R. H. Walkey. which remedies and treatment are prescribed in CO < uld have been different if the man had followed sent a splendid dish of pears; Mr. C. Wilson E. Montague elson's Prize, £1 Is.-Subject : Still easily understood language This is a really sell to the gate, because the latter then might o (grapes and pears), Mr. S. Heath (a nice brace of Life, in il or Water Colour; won by S. valuable work, and should find its way into every 'ably expect to be attacked, and there would cucumbers), Councillor Kemp (variety of fruit), Hodgkins. household. The World of Adventure would be a Mr. J Bastock (collection of fruit and • defence of justifiable homicide, but he • J.vegetables, J. W. Thick t's Prize, £1 is.-Subject : Outline good part if it, only contents were the graphic di li t l des- EJJ e latter including an extraordinary marrow, 4 that that unfortunately had not been the Design for Panel ; won by J. Whatton. cription of the charge of the Light Brigade-the weighing over 411b5.), Mr. John Mottram (roses), - anniversary of which comes in this month; but his Case. Thb facts would show that or. Hayne's Prize, £1 18.-Subject: Foliage from co and the authorities at the workhouse sent threewhen to this is added half-a-dozen or more stir ring make every attempt to escape-he Nature; won by Constance Redfern. Honoursticks of celery and a root of potatoes (Imperator). stories the interest of the issue will be at once 'eyed with the men, and anticipating able Mention, Daisy Hill. There were twenty-three tubers and they weighed understood. Popular Gardening is full of valuable injury he fired the gun. If the 14Iba. soza. During the afternoon Mr. S. H. Dr. 3forriott's Prize, gl. is-Subject: Decorative hints; three more parts will satisfied that Russell had acomplete the issue, CC •d did not avail himself of it Southey's string band was in attendance and di,- Panels; won by Mary Moore. • asselT s Saturday Journal finishes another volume r coursed a lively selection of music. The judges Councillor Burgis's Prize, £1 Is. Subject: Shad- and looking book on its general character, and the the crime of manslaughter; • wantonly killed Brookes•TJ were Mr. F. Laing, gardener to Mr. Smith ing from the Cast; won by T. Stewart Smith. new features which are being introduced, we can to take his trial on Rylands, Bart ord ; and Mr. Longford, Jephson Honourable Mention, Nary Aubrey. say with The Timeo that the Journal is 'the best Gardens, Leamington. Mr. Simmons's First Prize, £1 ls.-Subject: Flower and cheapest issue of popular literature ever pro: Fl ' the cases quoted by The following is the prize list :- Painting from Nature, in Oil Colour; won by duced." The other magazines are as good as and he should like