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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1456, 14 August 1883, Page 3

Tim yaluaof' eatat.o of the lute- SirGeoi'ge Jfessel, Master of the Rollbj ainounlet!. to, upwards of £225,000> 4'lic, testator leaves to his wife, rtbaolutely ivia fvinntiivu, plate, pictures, wines, household effects, live and dead stock, and%;life' his,town residence, and with all liis real estate.in the country of Kent. Hie residue of his propot ty,' subject to the payment, of ■■ one moiety of tlio annual income to his wife for life, is to he held iipoi) ,trust for ull'liis children in equal shares. It is not oftoli tlnlfc London cockneys see a fox-hunt; but such Was the case a short lime ago in tlio midst of the great uietiopoli?,-• Ono line afternoon a "fancier", was proceeding up the Chames Einbaukment with a tame fox under his,ami,• a-- large retriever dog attacked Master Beynard from behind, causing him to break "awAy from Ins proprietor,. This was the signal for a general attack upontlic jvopr fox, and at every step l,e found newopponents, from the stately St.' Bernard to the eoramou cur, Judicibusly running through the rails, of the gardens, however he managed to evade his pursuers for some, time; lut after a long and exiting clmse, Jie was eventually run into the open.., Who oliiciated as huntsman to this-Scratch pack and cut up .the fox histoi'y does not relate, but perhaps " the gentlemau in blue"'acted in that capacity (em,. ,■ The first weekof Juuewas (we are told by the 4 St. James "{i'a'zette) excessively hot in Paris, and sfeveral pei> are said to have gone mad- in consequence of tlie heat. Three 'wilier curious cases were recorded. " !An Antwerp, merchant' who was talking with his'wife in the Palais Royal Gardens sudddenly let go her arm, and threw himself into -the basin, of the fountain. Later' in the day au individual took a cab, "and had himself driven to the Tuileries, where, in reply to the drivers demand for his fare, he informed him that he was Napoloon 111., and that he never paid anywhere. In the evening a young woman was observed promenading the Boulevards almost in a state of nudity, and declaring that she wis Mother Eve sent to announce the end of the world/ ' TJie three victims of the' sudden. and excessive rise in the temperature were taken in cliargo by the police. HoUomij'i Pi7#. Tn ensure health it is absolutely ijecccssary that th« fluids ml solids of tlio human body should be kept free from those impmities which are continually (>eiting admission iiito tlie system li) iinjruilent living, imwhoty.' Mine surroundings, or disordered stomach. 'J be sorest way to expel ill • such impurities is to take Holloway|s Pills, which liavo the power of cleansing tljp llgod from all noxious matters, slid at the name time rninoving any morbid charges wIM their presence may have already produced in any orfan. Holloway's I'ills expels all humours which taintorimpoverish tlio blood, which they purify and invigorate, giving tone to the' nerves. They are applicable to all alike—young or old, robust or delicate