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HOUSE," Vallis-road, Frome, standing in its own Tastefully Laid-out Grounds of about a acres, with the Greenhouses, Forcing Houses, and excellent Stabling, with all the latest improvements In fittings, situate in an elevated and healthy , locality, commanding mast extensive and

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be French or English. have all their better nature crushed out of theta by the juggernaut of greed, they will not hesitate at any crime in order to obtain that which they covet. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. I and Mr. Deeley has rendered nlsmble aid to working men especia

Though snow fell heavily itt some parts of the surrounding neighbourhood there was hut a slight fall at Froilie on Monday n.orning. and this had disappeared long before likely visitors to the annual fixture of the Frome Amateur Athletic Club(held as in past years at Walibridge b

Loss OF A VALUABLE HOR , E.—On Thursday (last week) Mr. Mattiek, of Ciandown, lost a very valuable chesnut horse, which he purchased the same day in Bristol. He took it to the station to send it by rail ; but it would not enter the box. consequently he , had to send it home by r

James Heal -.. eiiii)enter were summoned for committing a breach of the peace at Radstock. Heal was tined ill and costs, or one month's imprisonment, and Carpenter 2Q. i;d. and costs. IAKI\I:. George Raines and Edward Salter, labourers, of Westwood, Wilts, were charged with brea