... SHEFFIELD BUAJKD OF GUARDIANS. Brardroom, Yesterday. Present: Mr. J. Wyeliffe ?? x(ciair.nan), Mr. Jethro Chambers, and Blr. S. Boyloi'd (vi».>-ch,irmen), the Eev. W. M. Beeby, Mr. I. B. S»cior, Mi. H. Adams, Mr. T. Clarke, Mr. P. ■ r/v *,Mi. J. E. Beal, Mr. B. J. Young, Mr. J. £ .fi la Mr. W. D. Fi.rsdike, Mr. Wm. Clarke, Mr f_\; :-■■: : r-.i-v -a. Mr. J. J-nkinson, Mr. J. J. G. Tnck- .ti Mr. ...

... the strongest, it was the wurk wou! go on the taint of ( SHEFFIELD WORKHOUSE. Tuckwood «aid the many children in wheres pcints Lrought acne nen IMPORTANT SCHEME. Pe eS he was in favour of huving the ‘boys to Owler Zane “tal ty the said he tht the amount ‘A special of the Sheffield Board of bad. boon much overrated. He not think it at the ited a a it. they would be necessary to build ail those ...

... kit JOHN MORLEY AND THE EVICTED TENANTS. CORRESPONDENCE WITH SIR FREDERICK MILKER, M.P. TChe following correspondence on the subject of the BVlcted Tenants' Commission has passed between Sir _ft«derick Milner «nd Mr. John Morley : — 22, Pont street, London, Oct. 6, 1892. Hear Mr. Mmloy.— l have noticed with interest tho experiment you proposed to make with a view to settle the difficulty with ...

... EDITION Wednesday, 6.45 p.m. news. ————— ALARMING CONDITION. £ ALL HOPE GIVEN UP. Afternoon.-The Emjitb* o • ailot serious relapse, and his fsilf-' ls Sain most critical.— Special tele*\ ' Ll NEWS : ' TELEGRAM. ' V>r'' Tuesda night.-As I stated yesterday, the V vendition has taken serious change for the 18 °fse than the official bulletin represents, , niike things appear than they dS The ...

... Gaiety Burlesques— ••FAUST UP TO DATE and CARMEN UP TO DATE. -O-Nisht (Thursday) and Satcbdat, Faust up to Date. Feidat, ?? Caiiaeri up to Date. Popular Prices : — 4d., 6tL, Is., 25., and 3a. Doors open at f j commence 7.30. Mo~-AT Next, Miss Minnie Palmer and Company in •MY SWEETHEART. 8555 ALEXANDRTTHEATRE. SHEFFIELD, Lessee and Manager ?? _ ?? W. Be_tti.ei:a-J__. TO-NIGHT Wfll be ...

... LIABILITY OF LOCAL ROARDS OF HEALTH. SINGULAR CLAIM BY A LOCKWOOD DRAPER. In the Sheffield County Court yesterday, before His Honour Judge Ellison, an important case, bearing on the liability of local autbonty for damages caused by an out-break of small-pox, came on for hearing. The Loekwood, Huddersfield, tailor and draper, and the plaintiff was George Wright Bedford, of Scarr Bottom, ...

... tk, Nineteenth Century (Kcg»n Trendi, “X* Ca. 1, the moat interesting jape™ la that , h Professor Tyndall tells the' Story of * . lighthouses—a story which has so assisted in eTOlsing. Tho™peristo hot it ha. ahesdy ,„. nmrvellous improvements that have in lighthouse illutmoation during aims.** ralieion. are obliged to •^l L *u« }j entirely enooeeded in hia * nfe to present the' subject ...