The Patent Horse Hoe FIRST PRIZE. (Making THIRTY-EIGHT FIRST PRIZES and TEN MEDALS awarded for this excellent Implement.) The Small Occupation Corn Drill FIRST PRIZE. The Liquid Manure Distributor FIRST PRIZE. The Corn, Seed, and Manure Drill SECOND PRIZE. The Liquid, Seed, and Manure Drop Drill FIRST PRIZE. The Corn and Seed Drill HIGHLY COMMENDED. The Seed and Manure Ridge Drill SECOND PRIZE. And at the Waterford Meeting, August, 1857, R. G. and SONS received for their IMPROVED EIGHT-HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE, AND FINISHING, THRASHING, AND DRESSING MACHINE, AND OTHER IMPLEMENTS, THE PRIZE OF £30 FOR THE BEST COLLECTION, AND A SPECIAL MEDAL FOR THE ENGINE AND MACHINE. * * * * * N.B.—Early Orders are respectfully solicited, and will ensure prompt attention. _Leiston Works_, _June_, 1858. * * * * * VISITORS BEFORE YOU LEAVE CHESTER CALL AT No. 117, BRIDGE STREET, AND SEE THAT ANCIENT RELIC OF THE ROMANS, THE BATH AND HYPOCAUST, PRONOUNCED BY ALL ANTIQUARIANS TO BE THE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN CHESTER. “Near to the Feathers Hotel, in Bridge Street, are premises now occupied as a CHINA SHOP, in which are the remains of the Roman Hypocaust and Sweating Bath, the use of which appears to have been very general among the Romans, and regarded by them as one of their chief luxuries. From the details which have been handed down to us by ancient historians, respecting these curious erections, we learn that they were not only constructed so as to secure the comfort and convenience of the bathers to the fullest extent, but were often built in the most magnificent style of architecture. The one in Bridge Street, which circumstances have happily spared, is in a tolerably perfect state.” * * * * * FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. R. HORNSBY AND SONS, SPITTLEGATE IRONWORKS, GRANTHAM, LINCOLNSHIRE,