... Randan LONDON, THUMDAT. PI earns >1 rut becoming as much social nuisance as Weber's music was when master with a fine ear engaged flunkey oa condition that eras not to whistle or warble Weber. the smoke room of the House of Commons an agreement eras made last week that it should be half-crown fine far the first who opened his tips on Pigott, and the suicide has only emphasised the social bane. ...

... tome particular* respecting the Adjoining parishes of South Marston and Stanton tte brought rm mass of information which think it would to pity allow lapeo hack into the obscurity from which too boao brought. My information has come from both public and private —cm not easily accessible the general public, even to toote) rapidly increasing in number, who are interested in •5. 'teMMariaa and ...

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... m r> .* one*) * 4 a* •: / M v • . J » ;»; •»> i MARKETS. SWINDON CATTLE MAKKET, Mosul. - Stan ty. sMMsd. ha* SWINDON CORN MARKET. MOMBAV.-SUMJI (apply of wheai, the sisekw lately having taaa agaiast iknAlai. Car ilk kin fhWy bat trade eery languid, barely last week's prices are (ends. Vary (sod attendance Caen its roans 'FY* sea Utaavarats owe MU ia Swiadoa Market, Monday, Mar, 0, sums tad tkt ...

... To TIM Korroft O* TfU Swindon A (farther. SlR.— Doubtless article ia the Advertiser, under , date of April 6th, relative to the Rev. F. A. Gace. M.A., and hit Catechism, will come a startling revelation to many your readers. The book from which you hare fives extracts has been my possession for some years, and is placed, with some others of Uke nature, for A. attempt to obtain mm. mpnht th. ...

... SWINDON. SPEECHES BY BERNARD COLERIDGE, ESQ., ' P., AND JOHN OCONNOR, ESQ., M.P. On Saturday evening, a packed meeting of Liberals, convened by the North Wilts Liberal and Radical Association, was hekl in tbe Mechanics' Institute. The gallery, which was reserved for ladies, was also crowded. It bad been announced that Mr. T. Harris, of Calne, would take the chair at the meeting, but wrote ...

... A PARISHIONER. High worth, April 24th. 1889. (We have made a note of our correspondent's suggestion. and hope be able comply with it, possibly in our next issue.— ED. S.A.] WILTSHIRE Cur HOLDERS V. REST COUNTY.— As holders of the Wiltshire Football Association Challenge Cup. the Swindon Town Football Club played aaatch on their ground on Saturday afternoon, with representing most of the ...

... George, there is scarcely anything needing my notice in his letter. It simply confirms my assertions, for which 1 give him due credit, and thank him for his candour. Summed briefly, George admits the Gladstoman party once fad folic?, which they have now.than doe--d ; that Sir George Trevelyan is an inconsistant prodigal; and that tlte only excuse for the insult offered to the dead (Mr (ohn ...

... 16 9 0 9 10 10 2 0 40 1 110 2 6 « 16 2 0 1 2 > 1 1 2 6 2 3 * 4 Remittances Stamps (i* penny onesjjre | or P. 0.0. must in every cue A,j r otherwise the scales will be cn*rge« ROO. nude payable W. M.aa*. the ADVEKTISIER will be posted weekly to any Address in the United Kingdom upon t'oe prepaid terms: Months t. d. .>lB i 6 ...

... On Wednesday the annual meetings were commenced Westbury, and was fair attendance members and visitors. The general meeting commented at three o'clock in the Tctara Hall. The Bishop of Salisbury (Dr. Wordsworth) is the president for the year, and was announced to preside, but it was stated that another engagement would keep his lordship Salisbury until the evening. In his absence, w. H. ...

... 1» there be in the whole county of Wilts veritable spot to catch a sunbeam, and I was commissioned to hunt it ttp. think I should at once prepare for a journey to Deviz »s, and from thence make straight for the Wilts County Asylum. To hold and execute such commission on healthy and breezy autumn day when there is plenty of ozone about, is to enjoy, other circumstances not obstinately adverse, ...

... DANIEL GOOCH. NEW SWINE T4/TESSRS W. S. HER IVL caved instructions to O . •N have re- bv AUCTION SWINDON TOWN V. MR. C. LACEY-SWEET'S XI.- These learns met on the Croft, Old Swindon, on Satur- day afternoon. There was a large attendance of specta- tors. and the game ended in a win for the visitors by one Sir Daniel Gooch, chairman of th« Great WMU™ ihghdy'improVed' * ereni »« at ihc Great ...