It lacked none of

the gratifying features of its predecessors. As a commencetneut to the day's proceedings there was a procession through the town, headed by the Armed Constabulary band. Many spectators, attracted by the music, the gay banners and other adjuncts uncommon to the every day life of the Btreet, lined the roadway, About one o'clock-, -the grouuds were reached, and shortly after 'a large number of persons assembled within the 'gates. The attendance during the afternoon Was very large. As regards the amusements provided for the public, they differed very little from those of 'the preceding fetes, and the com mittee entrusted with the arrangements of the sports deserve every credit for the manner in which they came off. Foot racing, Aunt Sally,

cricket, &c, attracted the attention of many,

fete was a thorongh tfncoesß, but like all other good thhigs, at last came to an end.
