... Prince, Nitingale, Watson, A. and T. Bennett. J. Alison, J. Butler, Boult, Salt, Hobson, Jones, and Burrows. For the neatest garden—l Little wood, W. Spencer. 3 8. Burrows. Streetdecorations—l J. Cox, -2 T. Bennett, 8 W. Allen, 1 F. Fletcher. Best floral ...

... The officer stated that the defendant was galloping his horse the Town-street, about seven o'olock, and his head was hanging over the cart. There were great number of children the street, and it was with difficulty they got out of the way. Witness ...

... NEWS. THIS DAY.—(Before Alderman Lambert and Mr. J. Brown.) Youthitl Depredators.—George Gunn, 10, Vernon Bradley, 15, and Herbert Smalley, 15, were charged P.c. Cooper with stealing pair of boots, the property of Mr. J. W. Maltby, 5, Hockley. The officer ...

... of Ma or’ Poyntz, the police wished to make in juiries as to their Drtnk aND HELPLESS— John Hoften was ch arged by P.c. Bennett with being drunk and he lpless in on Fined LUs., or seven days. Saturday night. harged Pueuistic.—William Wheat, ayouug Man ...

... within about ten yards of the car he made an attempt pass it, but he turned on his wrong side and struck the car. Mr. Gideon Herbert, manii«or, to tho i'riim-car Company, estimated the damage dane to tho car at 10s. Mr. Stevenson, in defence asked the Bench ...

... Eichards, 1, Schollick 2, Herbert 3. This event calls for no special comment, all three swimming excellent style. Siamese Twins' Pace (closed). —Wright and Richards 1, Whitehead and Rose 2, Wooley and Benner 3 Neatest Hanging.—-J. Hilditch 1. ADVICE TO ...

... the sheriffs was that they had to hang but they had in .their midst Mr. Lovesey, Worcester, who had been sheriff that city, but who had had no hanging in his time. He trusted the Sheriff of Nottingham would have no hanging while ho retained his present office ...

... kept.—Mrs. C, 34, Regeut-street. JNQttingham. 3709^ SITUATIONS WANTED. TjAPER HANGING.—Young Man Wants Situation ±- as Improver four and half years' experience ; can hang l to 20.-M. Bamforth, 65, Colliery Ccttages. . Nottingham. 370 -_ t ...

... the morning of the 10th September, and the prisoner Herbert Pownali, came to iiim asked him to assist in taking some hampers the Star Inn, Arkwrightstreet. Wituess agreed to take them, and Herbert Pownall said that pony and cart would perhaps meet him ...

... fined 10s. and costs, £1 9s. 3d. together. aTdERBY. About 1.45 this morning a fire broke out in th sitting-room Mr. Samuel Bennett, 71, Osmaston street, Derby, but the fire brigade being Quickly on tha spot the fire was extinguished with the hanc pump. ...

... order that they might enjoy the music. The performers were-Mr. Spencer Arden, E. M , the Misses Speed, Miss Clarke, Miss Herbert Rev A H. Baynes (St. James's), chaplain of the Holmtal Messrs. T. Gibson, Pendleton, and J. Tnhutt We tE tlock a riatmaS --held ...

... with affability of maimer which would have given idea to stranger that they were the opponents in contest upon which so much hangs. The time for handing nominations elapsed at one o'clock, and other candidates were forthcoming beyond Sir B. W. Foster and ...